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Where to eat Spanish food in Ridgewood: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Spanish food in Ridgewood, New York, United States including Arepera Guacuco, Fajitas Sunrise, Super Pollo, Taqueria Kermes, Tortilleria Mexicana Los Hermanos
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1. Arepera Guacuco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
A small, neighborhood place, very friendly, great food, amazingly low prices, I would go back there in a second
Reviewed By NicolasSuley
Visited Venezuela a few times.Amazing food and a big fan of this place.The food is as good as in Venezuela with local South American friendly staff and great vibes.Loved it expect me back soon!
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2. Fajitas Sunrise
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By RSStone
If you are from the west coast, gotta watch Spanish-named restaurants in NYC. They come in all varieties (Columbian, Peruvian, Honduran, etc.) and few seem to be like the California-fied Mexican restaurants we have in the west. Fajitas Sunrise is a classic Mexican Restaurant in the western tradition. Food is great and plentiful. I would have given them 5 stars, if the service had been a little better.
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3. Super Pollo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Super Pollo serves tasty Latin American cuisine in Ridgeport, NY. Stop by for a platter, sangria, and more today! We serve the best Latin American flavors around. OUr famous chicken is available in quarters, halves, and wholesies! Try a whole roasted chic
Reviewed By Rebecca O
Delicious but constantly rising prices make it so it is not a regular place for us but a just once in a while when out for special occasion with friends. Sad. Would go more if it wasn't so expensive. Plates are small for the money you pay for. This is our favorite place to eat but can buy huge plate of same type of cuisine for $6.50 else where in several places in the same neighborhood (those $6.50 Ridgewood places have lines constantly out the door.)But if money not a deal breaker. This is the best.We're delighted to hear how much you love eating at our place, Rebecca! We do pride ourselves on providing tasty flavors along with a unique and enjoyable service and ambiance experience. These are the reasons why we feel that our dishes are worth every penny, however, we know that ultimately, this is up to our guests to decide. Your feedback is certainly noted, and we hope we'll get another chance to welcome you in for a meal here. All the best,Julio R., Owner
4. Taqueria Kermes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By RinconRon
I figured to give it a try since I live near-by.Ordered the fish tacos & shrimp tacos . Extremely tasty , just wish they were a bit larger. Either way, I would just get a couple extra to satisfy my needs !! I'll go back in a second..
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5. Tortilleria Mexicana Los Hermanos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Mexican food. You can find it on google maps or just google. I've been there many times. It's a hole in the wall type of place but it has the best mexican food. Definitely a Soho type of place.
Reviewed By Rebecca O
We went here and tried almost everything! We had the three tacos ($9) with Steak, chicken, carnitas. Then we had the 3 taquitos which we picked the steak, salted beef, and spicy pork. We also tried the the tostada with steak ($3), quesadilla with spicy pork ($5), picadas with carnitas ($5). Plus, to drink we had the Jarritos Tamarind ($2) and Sangria Senorial. The taquitos are basically just really small tacos so unless you don't have much of an appetite or just want to try different meats then I would get the larger tacos. The tortillas are made fresh to order. They are all corn tortillas. The taquitos had these small tortillas that were really cute. the quesadilla took longer to make but they made the tortilla fresh and it was larger. These are the unique items that I wold suggest even though they are a little more...they are more filling though so worth the extra money. The picadas had a thicker larger tortilla and looked like a tostada. The tostada was the regular corn tortilla but fried and with beans. What I liked the best were the picadas and the tostada. Both with the steak. I didn't care for the Tamarind soda but I liked the Sangria (non alcoholic).
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