Lareños at Milwaukee Restaurant

This was the new restaurant of the week check in and a bookmark so I stopped over for lunch. No food is off limits for me so I like it all and I really like Puerto Rican food because it's a different style of comfort food compared to us comfort food. The place is small and the waitress didn't speak any English so a nice patron came to my rescue and translated my order, he asked me if I wanted everything on my sandwich and I said yes the was it's supposed to be and don't dumb it down for the Caucasian because I came here for the real deal food. I ordered the Tripleta sandwich with Puerto Rican rice. The Tripleta sandwich is roast pork, steak, ham, ketchmayo, cheese, lettuce and tomato on a roll of some sort. This $10 sandwich is a monster by the way. My first impression is all I taste is pork which I fine because it's good so I open the sandwich and all I see pork with a razor thin random ham piece and no steak at all. Regardless the sandwich was fu#king delicious piled/overflowing with tender pork. The hoagie roll was a great bakery artisan style French bread with a nice thin chewy crust, like my last review the bread really makes or breaks a good sandwich and they nailed this one. The Puerto Rican rice was also fu#king delicious, seasoned nicely and cooked perfectly just past Al dente but far from mush.I eat at so many restaurants and my memory gets hazy over the years but I really think that this was the best Puerto Rican restaurant I have been to and also it's probably what I ordered ala carte vs an entree on the menu.

Service 10/10 food 10/10. Love love the food! Beans are not from can, everything is homemade! The people are really servicial.

Very small operation, serving authentic Puerto Rican food in a location that previously held a Lopez Bakery. A woman, carrying a baby, took orders, served the food, bussed the tables, and closed out the tickets, while her husband, I presume, cooked everything in the kitchen.They had other customers during our visit, as well as a carry-out order.There was a TV playing very loudly, but we asked her to turn it down. The food was exceptional! My mom loved her pernil and arroz con gandules, and she is a tough one to impress! I ordered the Tripleta, a traditional Puerto Rican sandwich, made with steak, roasted pork, and ham. It was massive and delicious! We shared an order of tostones (10 per order), and they were the best I've had in a Puerto Rican restaurant in Milwaukee!I will support them again! Their Facebook page has incorrect hours, so I'll try to get them corrected on Yelp. They are closed Sundays and open 11am to 5pm Monday thru Saturday.

Great food! The food was excellent! We had the alcapurrias, mofongo con pernil, pincho de pollo y el arroz con gandules! Todo was delicioso! Will be back.

Delicious food and excellent attention. El bistec encebollado riquísimo.

Authentic puertorican experience. The food is delicious and the atmosphere was great. The service was nice and kind. I highly recommend