La Casa Del Mofongo

Food was tasty but conversations with wait staff were quite brief. There was a sound check for some sort of karaoke or dancing that evening (we were dining early), so the ambiance was chaotic. As far as the food, we've had better Mofongo elsewhere. Portions were quite large.

Delicious mofongo ! Delicious bandeja Paisa ! Delicious morir soñando! Must try it .

This place is about as authentic as it gets for South American food. My wife is from Puerto Rico and it has her approval as well as mine! The UN battered fried chicken with rice and maduros with a malta beverage is my favorite dish. The service is great but just be prepared it is authentic so knowing a little Spanish helps. The atmosphere is decorated in South American flags and culture. It's not a fancy atmosphere but it has a very authentic vibe. I love it myself.

Not as authentic as I expected. I was looking for Puerto rican food and this place is more of a Dominican/Colombian and PRican FUSION. Flavors weren't really defined. Food took a while to come out and was OK. Service was slow, the place isn't welcoming.

Not so bad but no so great either.I would come back but skip few items to eat from the menu.There is no alcohol on location but you can go and buy it at the liquor store next and they will open for you.Pastel- skip, as a Puerto Rican you know when the pastel is fresh and no reheated. The pastel does not go with ground beef.The alcapurria - get, it is a humongous size, like pastel size, a little bit too salty and burn but good.Carne frita con tostones - a go, good size portion of meat, but only 2 pieces of tostones.Pollo frito con tostones- skip, chicken was a little dry, rice and beans were a decent portion and again only 2 pieces of tostones.

Never in my life have I tried something so salty and horrible. The alcapurrias here were HORRIBLE! I'm from Chicago and alcapurrias are made fresh daily and left under heat lamp to stay hot. Here you can tell it's frozen because some parts were hot and some were cold. Customer service sucked also (the woman was beautiful) lol but wasn't friendly at all. I said thank you when I got order and she just was cold.

Tomorrow will mark 3 years since my mom passed away. On her anniversary I like to do things that remind me of her. This restaurant has all the classic Puerto Rican dishes that my mom would cook for me growing up so I had to come try it out. This place took me down memory Lane. We started the meal with some appetizers; unfortunately they did not have empanadas, which were my moms favorite so we settled for the Arepa con queso and the chicken one. The chicken arepa was wayyy better than the cheese. The dishes we ordered had very authentic Dominican and Puerto Rican flavors. We ordered three dishes: La Bandeja Paisa, Bistec Encebollado, and Locrio de pollo. My favorite part of each dish were the red beans; so full of flavor! Some dishes don't come with beans so be sure to add. The only reason I didn't give this place 5 stars was for three reasons. The lady forgot our arepa with cheese, they did not have desert, and they were out of empanadas. Otherwise, this place met my expectations and was able to help with remembering my mom!

Was pleased with the food and there were plenty of options. Service was quick and friendly. The inside was clean and comfortable.

Smells good and yes very good. Nice and clean the staff is very attentive. It's dark inside the lightning is not great.

La paisa has to be our family favorite! Along with the empanadas. FOOD: 8/10Service 5/10 depending on who's working the young girls are slow and could be rude the men give good service. The wait is long