Tu Cocina Latina

Doesn't look like much when you drive by and it's inside of a plaza so you might now see it right away. However you're craving authentic Latin food this is the place to go the service was excellent and the food tasted so fresh! Reminds me of a mom n pop shop.

Tú Cocina is not closed. It is very much open and worth the visit. I am visiting from New Jersey with friends. We were looking for a taste of Latin cuisine, and we found it here! Small but comfortable restaurant with very kind and attentive service. The food was "tan saboroso"! I had the house specialty, "el pescado con tostonis " (fried snapper fish ) and my family had "pernil y arroz con habichuelas" and "mafongo con camarones". Every dish was great and very well priced. I will definitely try it again and highly recommend

For a small restaurant, the food was authentically Hispanic...generous portions of tasty arroz con gandules, or white rice, choice of pernil, choice of two different types of chicken, or fish; choice of a type of mufungo called Mangú, and salad... all for $5.99 (lunch eat-in). This was the best food on the road we have had a while... cafe con leche was also authentic and presented with a rose swirled in the froth... Super service! Would definitely stop there again even if we have to go slightly out of our way.Gracias!

This place is really good. I got the beef empanada as an appetizer and the shrimp in garlic sauce with rice and beans for dinner. The food was so authentic that if I closed my eyes, I would've sworn I was sitting in my Puerto Rican grandparents' kitchen. Also, the staff is super friendly and warm. Definitely give it a try!

Love it. I have come with my daughter twice. Sadly, it always around 430pm so we get limited choices from the buffet line. We are always in a rush and cannot order from the menu. We definitely will have to try it. My main thing is customer service. I say this in all my reviews. When you come in the place is clean. That's another definite must for me. Also, love their selection of old style salsa and merengue music playing in the background. It adds to to the ambience of the restaurant. Ok, now on to the food. We have had the pernil. Which was tasty and not dry. The chicken stew (pollo guisado). We had their rotisserie chicken and last but not least the bacalao (cod) For anyone who is a bacalao lover this was perfect. I did get it from the buffet so not sure if they have it daily or their menu. We also ordered tequeños (cheese sticks). These did lack in flavor and usually you get a side of creamy garlic. They served it with tartar sauce. Ummmmm. Ok, I like to keep an open mind but i personally didn't like it. That's just me. Y'all may love it. They have a great looking menu that I want to try out for breakfast. Definitely stop by and give them a try. You won't be disappointed.

Great value for your money if you wanna try some traditional Latin food this is the place to go.