Food 10 Service 9…read moreAmbiance 10 Recommended family and friends. Wish I ate there but took it to go instead which took forever to wrap up since I came at almost closing with a lot of people. Wish I took pic but best things r never documented. I got the pics todo. Ty staff and hope to see u at dance class or sip and paint soon

Went to check it out and have some Dominican food. We were welcomed and directed to a table…read more Unfortunately it took almost 40 minutes before we got our food. Ambiance was ok if you are into Bachata and Merenque. Might try again.

The BEST chicken patties. I dip in the spicy BBQ sauce. Jerk chicken is also spectacular, moist,…read moreflavorful, grilled. Everything is high quality, fresh and consistently amazing. I have been eating here for over 5 yrs!!!

I go to the Farmer's Market JUST for their beef patties! Toasted crusts, filled with seasoned (mild…read morespicy) ground beef! And for only $4! They sell fast too! They also have chicken or spinach patties. The owner is super friendly! He always remembers my daughter and me! He and his wife usually work the stall here on Tuesdays at the Farmer's market at Otay Ranch mall.

Curry chicken was dry, plantains tasted like pure oil and was a bit hard to chew cabbage was not…read morenotable. The rice and peas was the only thing good. I wanted to like it but it is a no for me.

I really wanted to love this place since I'm a huge fan of Jamaican food, but this food truck was…read moredisappointing. I was initially turned off by the location, it was very difficult to find. The food truck is parked in a food truck lot, alongside non operational trucks so its easy to miss. There are several different food truck lots on this road so using maps was confusing. We had to circle the street several times before finally locating their truck. We tried not to let the location turn us off, but the food certainly did. We ordered a large jerk chicken which came with rice & peas with plantains. The chicken was large and extra meaty (the kind that is overly pumped with hormones). The flavor just wasn't there, as if it wasn't marinated at all. The rice & peas were bland as well, and lacked that shelly goodness. The icing on the cake was the fact that we ordered a pineapple juice but was given a cucumber juice with 95% crushed ice and 5% actual juice. We tried to go back to exchange but the owner was no where to be found. If you've never had Jamaican food before then you may find this place decent. Definitely not for someone who is familiar with the tastes and true flavors of Jamaican Cuisine.

I have been attending this establishment for about 15 years…read more The whole fried snapper is amazing. That's what I go for. The rest of the menu highlight's Caribbean cuisine from the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico. There is always available seating and the service doesn't lack. Take a look around and see the band stage and also an adjoining lounge.

I've been here when it was a different restaurant. I'm assuming they changed owners but it was…read moreunenjoyable. The owner is nice came over to check in. But our food was cold and stale. They offered to heat it up but it Took so long to get anything food, water, appetizer that I rather not risk it, Service wasn't good she was sweet but frazzled and overwhelmed with only three tables in the dining room. There was an event next door which seemed fun. The bartender was super nice and friendly that's why it wasn't 1 star but would not return, very disappointed

Food was excellent and the service was perfect. It was very nice to find authentic Puerto Rican…read morefood in San Diego.

From the owner: We are pleased to announce the launch of Tainos Puerto Rican Comfort Food. For menu and order…read moreoptions click on the menu link. Tainos Restaurant is a pop-up event Restaurant holding events one Saturday a month with two different event times. We specialize in fine dining Puerto Rican Cuisine. Our events offer a four course meal with your choice of appetizer and entree from our menu. We also offer private dining events such as anniversaries, private Valentines dinner etc. Tainos also offer BBQ catering for pickup or delivery with full service.

Amazing service and family oriented! The food will definitely fill you up even for the price…read more Setting is definitely fun if you have kids.

Best Jamaican food. Southern fried chicken and oxtail and beans were so delicious. Was the best…read moreexperience.

The customer service here wasn't the best. I originally wanted the brown stew chicken but they said…read morethey were out. So instead I ordered the curry goat, the temperature of the curry goat was piping hot. It was spicy and good, the rice didn't have flavor and the plantains tasted like it was sitting in oil for a while. I enjoyed the cabbage. It does have an inside dinner area.

Laylah's has become a fave place for me to grab an easy meal. The jerk chicken is my lazy Saturday…read morego-to. I always think I should order the curry or something but then I walk up and smell that grill smoke...Welp, another plate of jerk chicken it is! The shop has a few seats so you'll probably be able to eat in if you're solo or a couple. But if you have to take it to go they do pack it up nicely. And by they I mean the one dude who is taking orders, payment, and working in the kitchen. He works fast so you won't have to wait too long for your food. The jerk chicken combo plate has leg meat, a generous portion of rice & peas, another side which could be pasta salad or coleslaw, and a couple slices of fried plantains. My only beef with the chicken is the bones. They chop it up for you and sometimes there's little pieces. I wanna be a little princess about it so maybe next time I'll just ask for it not chopped. But the flavor on the chicken? So good. The spice, the grill, the tender meat. Honestly it's gonna be my summer staple. But you know what is also good in that combo? The rice. The first time I went it was a very moist, almost creamy, and I was thinking this is how all the coconutty rice and peas should be. But alas, it was a one time thing....so far. Maybe one day I'll again be blessed with creamy rice. I love the plantains so I always order an extra side of them as well. I'm not a fan of the beef patties here. They keep them in foil packets in a warmer and they're soft. I want a firm pie crust, but do you. Toss in a side order of jerk chicken and you've got a generous plate for two. Between not having any dishes to do making all this food and then being so stuffed full of deliciousness- you can see why it's perfect for my lazy weekends. If you haven't tried it yet: do. I highly recommend getting the jerk and having a relaxing no-cook day yourself.

(Dined 04/07/26 TU @ 5:00pm): Puerto Rican food made in honor of a beloved father…read more.. As my friend and I made a final brewery stop at Duck Foot Brewing before heading home, thank goodness for AntoYitos Borincanos Food Truck since the brewery didn't serve food nor had any snacks for sale. Being a born-and-bred Angeleno, I grew up in the food cart/truck and street vendor culture, so I always appreciated and supported the strong work effort it took for these individuals to somehow make a living. Would I enjoy the Puerto Rican heritage cuisine prepared in remembrance of "Yito"!? QUICK BIO Founded by two sisters, Jennifer and Nadeshka Roman - both born in Puerto Rico. They were raised in Camuy, where they constantly watched their father do what he was so passionate about: cooking. He became a chef and had many dreams and goals yet to fulfill. Sadly, he passed away in 2006; and although they were just young girls at the time, they have always remembered his passion for the culinary arts. In his memory, they decided to name their business AntoYitos Borincanos--"Yito" being his nickname. The company's logo symbolized their roots and their father's greatest passions. PURCHASE(S) 7pc Amarillos ($5.00): A handful of fried plump semi-caramelized sweet plantains, these were a "healthy" snack while I guzzled my beer. Honestly, I loved plantains in general (especially in sliced chip form), and these came in hot and steamy. A perfect budget-friendly snack I'd consistently buy if it were available at all breweries. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=-C4PHYXKrfqTL-Y0PmV6Cg Cheese Pastelillos ($4.00 x2): A crispy flaky stuffed turnover with your choice of cheese, chicken, ground beef, or pizza, these were the size of my palm, loaded, and piping hot as steam exploded out when I tore a corner off. Plenty of thick white cheese initially oozed out like lava and then coagulated as it got exposed to air. A simple tasty morsel to help absorb alcohol. Another perfect inexpensive snack food for a brewery. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=_s6yGADKr64XVxVVt5l38g Service Fee 3.00% ($0.39): C'est la vie; small businesses need to try and pass along added expenses when they could. SERVICE I was warmly greeted by an affable young woman who easily and quickly took my order. I wasn't given a number or buzzer but told to return in about ten minutes later. Once I came back, she was just packing everything for me. Todo estaba bien - muchas gracias! PARKING (FREE): Being a food truck, they were at the beck and call wherever they were at the time. In this case, they were at Duck Foot Brewing with plenty of parking lot spaces available within an industrial park work area - 'nuff said! ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE Your standard self-sufficient catering/food truck/pop-up tent with a printed food menu https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=g3FiBpe71zyQEYo_i2XehA on the side of the truck where you placed/picked-up your order, no area for condiments, napkins, and utensils (they supplied these if needed to alleviate waste) nor designated seating area except for the ample outdoor and indoor seating provided by the brewery, and natural lighting was prevalent during the daytime while minimal electric street and tent lighting glowed at night. There weren't any TVs or background music. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&select=gsz7glcLDDeVANG6p0bl8Q ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL AntoYitos Borincanos Food Truck satisfied a need, and I would consider them again. My only fear would be their limited menu although I imagined they changed it up from time to time. The prices were relatively reasonable, the food and portion sizes were very good, and the service was easy, friendly, and straightforward. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $14.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice...AMEX! 4.0 STARS

Puerto Rican inspired food truck…read more They are fairly priced, they serve large portions, and have very friendly service. They cook everything to order so it might take a little longer than expected, especially with the fried food. The food was very delicious and flavorful (a little salty but I loved it). They also offer a 10% Military discount.