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Where to eat Latin food in Ridgefield: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Latin food in Ridgefield, New Jersey, United States. Ridgefield is a borough in Bergen County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the borough's population was 11,032, reflecting an increase of 202 (+1.9%) from the 10,830 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 834 (+8.3%) from the 9,996 counted in the 1990 Census.
7. Calle Ocho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 463 reviews
Reviewed By DJKTraveler
With a charming menu, it seemed so inviting, but I doubt if we will return since the sighting of mice. NYC Health Dept. cites "evidence of mice or live mice present in facility's food and/or non-food areas." Holy Mousetrap! This place also flunked restaurant inspection. No repeat visits for us. Maybe they should get a cat.
6. Flor De Mayo Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 171 reviews
Reviewed By dragonlp111
My mom and I had dinner at Flor de Mayo last night around 7. It was packed. We waited five minutes for a table to become available.The restaurant is full of friends and family, and very lively.We ordered egg roll ($4 for one is expensive), fried plantains, lomo saltado, egg foo yung and special fried rice.All was very good as it always.Added to this, half a carafe of wine for $13 (excellent value). We will definitely be returning.
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5. K Rico Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2920 reviews
The restaurant is owned by brothers John and Tommy Greco along with their longtime friend Christian Tanno. The Greco name should ring a bell: Chef/Restaurateur John oversees the beloved Village eatery Philip Marie (open 18 years) that serves up delicious
Reviewed By ianj507
Nice friendly restaurant providing very good steaks, the Filet Mignon was superb. The whole experience was good until payment time. Unfortunately the experience was ruined to some extent by a waiter who chose to overcharge an item on the bill &, instead of discreetly apologising & removing the overcharge, took the option to loudly & repeatedly 'argue his case' in front of all the diners. Regretably the Management, who where in earshot, chose to ignore the issue until we asked the waiter to call the Manager to our table - only then did they remove the overcharge from the bill.As stated above - good food but I would suggest that all potential diners keep an eye on their bills. Scoring would have been higher if the overcharge incident had been dealt with properly.
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4. Rumba Cubana Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By Rootpatoot
This place never disappoints. The food is good, the portions are generous, the atmosphere is lively and the prices are more than reasonable. They also have valet parking, though I choose to park on my own.
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3. Sabor Latin Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 95 reviews
The inspiration for SABOR emerged as Latino roots migrated to New York, bringing along all elements of its traditions. The menu offers a wide variety of Continental Cuisine spiced to a Latin beat. Each dish, infused with seductive spices and tropical frui
Reviewed By Sabor6
We had an awesome time on this place. The food was to die for! As we went in they asked if we had a reservation and we didnât however it was not a problem. We were seated and treated with the upmost courtesy. I personally had the churrasco.
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2. El Tango Argentina Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
An authentic Argentinean restaurant located in Moonachie, NJ! Serving the best cuts from Argentina. Amazing homemade empanadas, delicious desserts, and of course live tango on Thursday nights!
Reviewed By YayeMama
We drove 30 minutes to have a celebratory dinner here on a Saturday night. El Tango in Hackensack is located on Main Street but there's little parking on this busy downtown street, even on a Saturday night. We did manage to find parking on the street and walk one block, which is good, as the area had lots of other restaurants and patrons in the area.The restaurant is nicely decorated with 2 large screen TV's where the patrons can watch futbol, and the music is very hip and contemporary. There are about 10 tables and the wait staff is very friendly.The menu is varied with choices of appetizers, salads, entrees and sides, with heavy emphasis on the meats, although there was a small selection of seafood and pasta options. Our party of 5 ordered a meat sampler (times two) and several sides, as well as a shrimp appetizer and empanadas appetizer. The appetizers were very good but the meat sampler was only mediocre. The short ribs were very tough, the blood sausage was only ok and the sausage was mediocre. What we really liked on the platter was the flank steak and grilled chicken, and the sweetbreads were surprisingly tasty.The sides were average - salad, tomatoes and red onion, potato salad and beet salad. I was very surprised at the beet salad which was basically a sliced hard-boiled egg tossed in red beets which were definitely from a can. I eat beets often and this is what they look like in a can.It's a BYOB which is nice as it saves you $$. Not sure I'd drive all this way to return but if I were to return, I'd only order the flank steak as an entree.
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1. Pio Pio 6
Overall Ratings
4 based on 407 reviews
Established in 1994. Welcome to PIO PIO, our "Casa Alegre" (Cheerful House), New York City's Premiere Peruvian restaurant group since 1994, specializing in Pollo a La Brasa (Rotisserie Chicken), authentic cuisine from Peru and our famous "Green Sauce"!. W
Reviewed By Kitty272727
We are regulars at Pio Pio on 10th Avenue. This one seems more like a fast-food version. The service was efficient, but the food didnât seem vibrantly fresh. The sangria was so poor we complained to the management (who didnât do anything about it).Sadly, we came here with friends because we didnât want the 10th Avenue branchâs loud music and noise, where we go by ourselves and donât have to talk. The ambience seemed more fast-food, plain and utilitarian. Itâs odd that I would love to take friends to 10th Avenue in the stunning an dramatic décor but canât stand the noise level, yet I wouldnât bring them here for a fast- food décor even though the noise level was minimal.
