The service was A1. The place looks clean from what I can tell, and the food was good. I got white…read morerice, stewed Spanish-style beans, Spanish-style roast shredded pork, and a beef and cheese empanada with my favorite childhood drink, Malta India. The beef and cheese empanada was my only complaint; although it's beef and cheese, I felt like it didn't have any cheese. But everything else was top-tier, and the portion sizes were on point. I spent 25 dollars for everything, and aside from the empanada, everything was worth every penny.

Food and service is always great! I love the brick work inside the restaurant. If you want to feed…read moreyour family and be satisfied, this is the place to go! Takeout or dine in.

This is the worst so called Puerto Rican food I've ever had! I got the steak with onions, white…read morerice with beans, cassava, and flan. The only good thing was the flan. The steak was tough and tasted terrible. The beans were horrible. The cassava didn't taste good. Even the white rice tasted weird and was under cooked!

I did not eat in. I got a takeout order through the Yelp App! It was my first time using it. Very…read moreseamless, foolproof really. The payment was processed through GrubHub with no delivery fee since I picked it up myself! The location was easy to find. There's a huge, gorgeous mural on the side of the building. I wasn't quite sure where I "could" park, but there is no shortage of parking in the area, to include two lots on each side. Walking in was a little confusing too. Could be because we used the App to order, maybe they thought we were pros. We weren't greeted when we came in and we didn't really know what to do. We asked the people sitting at the bar about an order and they pointed to a bag on the table. That was a little confusing too because the App said the order wasn't ready and no one was really talking so we were a lil unsure and it was a lotta awkward. They lost a star for that. No worries though. We got home. It was our order. It was delicious. It was at a great price!! I will definitely be going back! Did I mention their potato balls are to die for? Seriously, you'll want to try them.

Best empanadas! Beautiful cooling drinks perfect for Summer. Great hours and affordable prices!read more

Went to get a hot lunch. Food was incredible. Had the oxtail & seasoned chicken with gravy &…read moreseasoned rice. Flavor was amazing. The young lady there was really pleasant & helpful in explaining what all the options were.

Food is disgusting and far from fresh. Wouldn't be surprised if they have roaches. Do not eat here!!read more

From the moment I stepped inside I knew I was in for a good meal. The diner is clean, well lit and…read moresmells so good. The food is set up on a steam table so you know exactly what your food looks like as you're ordering and they plate it in front of you. I decided to order baked chicken, white rice, beans and sweet plantains. After ordering my food I picked the table I wanted to sit at and the server brought my food over with utensils and napkins. I wanted a champagne cola to drink but they didn't have anymore so I went with an ice cold Malta. The food was delicious. The plaintains were sweet but slightly dry and lacked their usual caramalized glaze. But nonetheless I was satisfied with my meal and the service. I would definitely return.

If you're looking for authentic Spanish food in the Harrisburg area then this is the spot…read more Everything was absolutely amazing. Staff was great with helping decide but very limited English. Inside was nice but very loud music playing. Hard to hold a conversation.

Friday night in Harrisburg, and Los Tres Cubanos was already buzzing by 5 p.m. (pro tip: they open…read moreat 4 -- make a reservation if you want inside seating). We rolled in without one but happily claimed a little café table outside. The weather was warm, the cocktails were cold, and our waitress checked in often enough that our glasses never sat empty for long. We kicked things off with the beef empanadas ($9 for two big ones) and -- oh my goodness -- these were dream-level empanadas. Golden-brown, fried crisp on the outside yet soft and tender inside, stuffed with simply seasoned, flavorful ground beef. The tangy-sweet red sauce they came with was the perfect co-star. I'd come back for these alone. Cocktails ran about $12 each. I had the Havana Special (fresh pineapple juice, Luxardo Maraschino Liqueur, and Cruzan Rum) -- tropical, bright, and just sweet enough. My adventure buddy ordered the Canchanchara (honey, lime, rum, and chilled water -- said to be Cuba's oldest cocktail), which was refreshing and citrusy, perfect for a summer night. For dinner, I went for the Camarones Enchilados ($27) -- Cuban-style shrimp in Creole sauce with white rice and sweet fried plantains. Generous serving of perfectly cooked shrimp in a savory tomato-based sauce with diced peppers, onion, and garlic... I brought half home, but not before finishing every last plantain. The sauce was light but packed with flavor, and the rice soaked it up like a champ. Adventure buddy ordered the Cuban Fried Rice ($25) -- shrimp, ham, chicken, and sweet plantain all fried together, topped with an egg. The rice had that crispy-but-soft magic, the proteins were tender and flavorful, and while he wished the egg had been runny, it was still well-executed. Another giant portion, another take-home box. Our bill for two was about $100, and every dollar felt well spent. Los Tres Cubanos is tucked just outside the hustle of downtown, which makes it easy to miss -- but don't. Between the authentic flavors, generous portions, and charming atmosphere, it's worth seeking out. And bonus: you can stroll the nearby Susquehanna River Walk afterward to justify ordering that second empanada next time.

The food was pretty good…read more For an appetizer, we had Croquetas. No lime wedges as described. The filling was interesting, and the sauce was a sweet salsa. These were good but not great. My Cuban sandwich (La Cubanita) was terrific (best item we had). My son's Pan Con Lechon (pork sandwich) was dry. It was missing the sauce described on the menu. My daughter liked the Camarones Enchilados (shrimp entre), and my spouse liked her Lechon Asado (pork entre). For dessert, we had coconut cheesecake (my son loved it), chocolate cake (which was just okay), and empanadas with cheese and guava filling, which were really good. My issue, more than the food, was the service. We made a reservation for 7, and it took about 10 minutes to get seated, which would be okay, but the waitress/hostess was needlessly busy with one of two tables in the restaurant (she took care of multiple issues with them when seating us would have taken only a moment). She also seated us in a somewhat cramped space when a larger one was available (my children are adults, and my son is tall). I got the feeling we were inconveniencing her. I also tried to engage in small talk with the bartender. He was rude, which I initially thought might be due to a language issue. Later, he yelled at customers who came in after 9, so I began to feel that he might actually be rude. The entrees took a long time, 80 minutes from when we were seated. We ordered them at the same time as the appetizer, which came out quickly. Additionally, desserts took a considerable amount of time. The waitress explained that the chef had burnt the first batch of empanadas and was making them again. I would have liked the option not to have them, as it was after 9 pm at that point. We were there for 2.5 hours along with several other tables (perhaps 8 in total). This was likely due in part to there being only one waitress and the bartender/owner, who seemingly did nothing but make two or three drinks the whole night (in addition to yelling at potential future customers). It was also quite expensive given the experience we had. I would have had more fun at Tres Hermanos on Cameron at a third of the cost and without the yelling. I will not be back, although I may order a sandwich in the future and eat it by the river.

I love my Jamaican food almost as much as my Puerto Rican food and I'm so happy I stopped in here…read moreat The Halfway Tree because it was delicious! I had the oxtail with rice and plantains and it was great, really great! The food was cooked perfectly and served in a very timely manner. There was really no waiters and waitresses, we was kinda on our own with finding a menu (besides the all pictures one on the tables) and ordering but it was a very comfortable experience. I personally felt at home almost. The lady behind the counter was very nice approachable with a smile that can light up the room. And for the price you pay for a plate, you get a mountain of food on your plate. I paid $12.00 for my plate of rice, oxtails and plantains which was well worth it. They serve so much that you have to take half the plate home with you in a clamshell box. Go for it!!!

Got this through Postmates so that I can eat during my work break, so I don't know the service of…read morethe business other than that I got the Postmates quick. So far this is the best jerk chicken I had. It is not spicy yet it was still flavorful. The mac & cheese was also magnificent. It kind of tasted like the mac & cheese that you get from a Chinese buffet but better.

If you don't have access to internet to order from grub hub ect. If you don't speak Spanish don't…read moreorder from here. I ordered a fish soup for pick up ,they baked. Fish.

If I could give this place (Yanettes) -0- stars, I would. My family and I were so disappointed…read morewith the food, service and the ambience, which was super loud music. The service was horrible and the girl who took care of us was rude. The food was dry and tasteless. One and done!!!! Save your money. they were grossly overpriced... If "SUCKS," was a rating, I would choose it. I like to honor and support small Latin run businesses. I have been there myself. This place gives us a bad name and is not indicative of our cultures, i.e Dominican or Puerto Rican; our food, or our friendly and warm demeanor.