Reservations for 11 for a Friday night. When you enter it gives that island feel to it. Bar is…read moresmall. My group was seated in the back room. The music was on/off--they had some difficulties--which we didn't mind--we were there for the food lol. Seated right away--and our server was great. They brought out complimentary plantain soup--it was soo good. I'm not a soup person, but every drop was gone. We got the appetizer platter--so worth it. Everything on it was delicious. I ordered the Kan-Kan--wow! My whole group was so happy with their meals. They abs loved it. I believe the owner even stopped by to see if we were ok, she was so sweet. For a group of this size, along with our many alcoholic beverages the bill was not bad--which made everything much more worth it. I'll def be back. This place is great for groups or date night.

My husband and I had the pleasure of visiting this restaurant for the first time. The food was…read morefreshly prepared, bursting with flavor and deliciousness. Our server was incredibly kind and polite throughout our entire dining experience. She generously provided us with a comprehensive overview of the restaurant. I wholeheartedly recommend this place to anyone who finds themselves in the area again. The atmosphere was set, and the music was just at a volume that conveyed the message effectively.

First time trying this place. Owners are very nice. Its where the old 494 was. Authentic Puerto…read moreRican food. Everything we ordered was delicious. We took it home to eat. We definitely recommend. I had an empanada that was very good too.

We have ordered from there many times for takeout. Love their alcapurrias, chicharones and pasteles…read moreto name a few. They are very welcoming and pleasant with customers. Love their decor representing Puerto Rican culture. Will take more pictures next time as every time we get the food we are ready to chow down because we can't wait to eat.

What an amazing little restaurant filled with the Latin flavors that I grew up with. The food was…read moredelicious, and going inside makes you feel as though you have step into your Latin community. Very friendly and make you want to eat more. Puts a smile in my face. Must do while you're on the island

We came here as a recommendation and we were so excited to try the food. Que Rico is newly opened…read more The restaurant is cute and decorated beautifully with fun music playing. Anthony the owner is so nice and very welcoming. We looked at the menu and ordered the Cuban sandwich with fries and the Mofongo with shrimp and red sauce. The sandwich is a big portion. It was filled with delicious shredded pork and thinly sliced ham, Swiss cheese, pickle and mustard. We were super happy we order this sandwich. I really enjoyed the flavors. The mofongo was really good it was moist and went well with the shrimp and red sauce. It was garlicky and delicious. It was a large portion with 5 shrimp. Overall, I love this addition to the neighborhood. I will def be back to try more menu options.

The roast chicken is absolutely delicious. The chicken was fresh soft and juicy. Oh and not to…read moreforget the rice and beans. The chicken is a little small but worth it. I come again!

Casa Adela 66 Avenue C (AKA Loisaida Ave.)…read moreNew York, NY 10009 Half Rotisserie Chicken The staff already made a great impression as soon as I was seated. I was surprised (in a good way) that a fork, knife and spoon was automatically provided. Most restaurants only place a fork and knife on the table and I always have to request a spoon with my meal. This tissi had beautifully charred skin and tender, white meat. It was love at first bite. The chunk meat is fairly large and it will make a great leftover meal for the next day. As a bonus, a tall pitcher of complimentary chilled water is provided. This location only accepts cash, so please plan accordingly. As I was leaving, I unintentionally left a personal belonging on the restaurant table. My server stepped outside the restaurant and brought me my item. This is one of my better dining experiences from start to finish; the chef and servers clearly go above and beyond. #casaadela #halfrotisseriechicken

Disappointed that we made it all the way here to find it closed, no update online, and no vivible…read moresign at the location giving any update. So to make sure it was not just one day that they weren't operating, I came through a second time in the same week. No signs of life. Reporting it closed to Yelp.

This place has really fallen off. The food used to be tasty, and the portions abundant. I know…read moreeverything is expensive now but what's happening here is absolutely ridiculous. Earlier this year, I overheard the man who I thought could be the owner telling another customer that foot traffic had slowed down since the implementation of congestion pricing, and they weren't sure they were going to keep the place open past the end of May because they weren't making as much money at this location as they had previously. Well, they're still open, but it seems like since the place isn't a moneymaker, it's no longer a priority. I've only been back a handful of times since then because they seem to be taking shortcuts in an effort to save dough. The arroz con gandules is mushy and flavorless; the chicharron are small and dry; the serving of beans is literally two teaspoons of beans and the rest of the (downsized) container is cooking liquid. Every time I go back hoping for a delicious meal, I'm sorely disappointed. Today I found a piece of raw chicken mixed into my vegetables. Turned my stomach immediately. Now I'm just hoping I don't end up with salmonella.

Everything was delicious! Excellent service! The feed of scenes of PR are beautiful!…read moreI went for my favorite PR food and was not disappointed! Comida criolla!

My daughter picked this place out for us to visit. We went on a weeknight so the cute cozy spot had…read moreplenty of seats but we made a reservation anyway. The outside looks like a place in Viejo San Juan and inside there is Rican art honoring our ancestors and more than human friends like coquis. The service was excellent even though it was just one guy out front. He was friendly and attentive. The jugo de parcha hit the spot on a hot day. My kid had the empanadillas which she really liked ( de langosta y de pollo). We shared a pastelon -ish dish and I had an alcapuria and rice and beans. I wish the drinks weren't served in disposable cups and I will say that like other reviewers I found the food a tad bit salty but the portions were big.

Went to this place on Saturday- The owner was very friendly and welcoming- as well as the staff…read more The ambiance is a quant no-frills Puerto Rican restuarant. The peril was so flavorful and delicious, and then the owner gave us a chicken pastelito which was so good- I mean the space could use some TLC but the food was super good. Get there early and get some delicious food.

Took an hour to receive burnt to a crisp alcapuria. Absolutely the worst representation of puerto…read morerican food. Run away!

I decided to give this place a try after seeing a TikToker's review. When we got there, my husband…read morementioned that the food didn't quite look the same as what was shown in the videos, and I have to agree. However, the flavors were definitely there, which is what matters most. I tried the alcapurria, and while it was decent, I've had better. The chicken inside was a little dry and could have used more seasoning and flavor. On the other hand, the chicken empanada was really good. The chicken was tender, flavorful, and had a nice seasoned taste that stood out. That's definitely something I would order again. Unfortunately, I forgot to take pictures of my lunch, but I also ordered pernil with rice and gandules, as well as baked chicken with rice and gandules. As someone who loves pernil, I have to say that Puerto Ricans make some of the best pernil. It's always well-seasoned, flavorful, and tastes clean rather than overly greasy. The pernil here did not disappoint. The rice and gandules were also very good. While it doesn't quite compare to my husband's aunt's homemade version, it was still packed with flavor and complemented the meal perfectly. Overall, I enjoyed my experience and would come back to try more items from the menu. If you're in the area and craving Puerto Rican food, I think it's worth giving this place a try.

Love this place!! Great service! Amazing delicious home made food!…read more I read about this on IG. I decided I must go that same day. Easy to find and not far from my house. The first time I ate there. It felt as I walked in to a relatives house. The ladies behind the counter were eager to take my order. I got Yellow rice, pernil, yuca, stewed chicken, pastels de plantano, beef empanada and a coco loco. I was in my glory. As much as I tried I couldn't finish it all. I took the leftovers home. I returned the next day after for more. 2 days later I returned again. Week later I returned again. The menu changes I wanted to make sure I didn't miss anything . The finest Home cooked meal I ever had in a long time. Definitely recommend it!!

Best mofongo we've ever had. The mofongo was so flavorful on its own. The peril was seasoned…read moreperfectly. Blown away by how good this was and we came all the way from Brooklyn.

It's okay.. need to up the flavors but other than that the place is good. I rarely goread more

One of the things I love about New York, you can literally eat your way around the world. I was…read morelooking for a Cuban restaurant, because I wanted a good Cubano, and instead, I found this place, which is food from across Latin America. They had the Cubano, but they had so many other things, I decided to go for something different. It is a nice space, with Latin music playing loud and proud. They have parking behind the restaurant, but it is shared with the other businesses in the small shopping center that the restaurant is in. Parking may be tricky. The food is on a cafeteria line, you just tell them what you want. It was Sunday, so I wanted to try the goat. Unfortunately, they were sold out. Instead, I decided to go for the chicken stew. For my sides, I decided to go for the rice and pigeon, peas, and the yellow plantains. Dear lord, I couldn't believe the size of the plate that she handed me. The chicken was bone in, but it was so tender and juicy, it was literally falling right off the bone. It was seasoned well and had an amazing flavor. I loved the rice, and the pigeon peas kind of reminded me of Black Eyed Peas. I liked the nutty flavor. The plantains were done very well. I love plantains, they reminded me of a banana, only a little bit less sweet. I had enough food for two full meals, and each of them left me stuffed. For all of this amazing food, and a soda, it was only $16 and a few cents, plus tip. I want to come back and try more things. Thank you very much....

The Latin flare all dishes have that authentic latin flavor. The oxtails are weighed by the pound…read moreand very good but pricey cause a bone has weight. The stewed chicken is always my favorite. Rice and peas always a good choice.b they even have Mac n cheese for those who like pork chops too. Salads, pulpo, seafood salads and more. The empanadas for a quick bite were very tasty too. Seating on the restaurant side and take out offered.