Location: North Haledon
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New Jersey, United States Food Guide: 4 Latin food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in North Haledon
Find out what Latin restaurants to try in North Haledon. North Haledon is a borough in Passaic County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the borough's population was 8,417, reflecting an increase of 497 (+6.3%) from the 7,920 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn declined by 67 (-0.8%) from the 7,987 counted in the 1990 Census.
1. Cinco de Mayo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By KaseyCPA
Enjoyed a mid-week dinner out with a friend and was surprised by how busy the place was! The food was great- fresh, and nice portions. Staff was attentive and helpful. Beer was icy cold in a chilled glass. Other tables had fountains of sangria and were enjoying the party atmosphere. Will absolutely go again!!
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2. TUCANES Restaurant
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5 based on 11 reviews
Welcome to Tucanes Restaurant "Bringing the real taste from Costa Rica" , since 2009, here we want to become your familiar place to enjoy delicious food and great moments indeed âPura Vidaâ
Reviewed By John B
We went to Tucanes 2 weeks ago, a party of 6 people.. The place was clean, inside was very nicely decorated, the staff was friendly, clean bathrooms.. Good selection of typical Costa Rican food.. made fresh and it was delicious. Not inexpensive but a good value for the quality. Do not go expecting Tex Mex or similar "Spanglish" food... this is 100% food of Costa Rica.
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3. La Hacienda
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4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By hikepark
La Hacienda had been our favorite Mexican restaurant in the area --- until the renovation. We were anxiously awaiting its reopening and finally got there this past Tuesday. We were seated quickly and server came right over with the menus and asked about drinks, which was fine. However, when we looked at the menu, we could hardly read it. It had a black background with the smallest grey printing I have ever seen on a menu. I could barely read it, and my wife had to borrow my glasses to see it, and she has excellent eyesight. The food itself was tasty, but luke warm at best. My wife had enchiladas, while I had the chimichangas, which I don't think were made in house, but pre-made and just warmed up. Also, don't sit on the bar side of the restaurant: it was extremely noisy! We literally almost had to shout at each other and we were at a two person table! Will we give La Hacienda another try? YES, because we think it was the best in the area, and hope the disappointment from this visit was just a one timer
4. D'Carbon Restaurant
Reviewed By Michael Z
I've been hearing about this "fabulous Spanish restaurant" for some time. I visited this establishment after our last snow storm for a takeout order. The establishment is very plain, simple and it appears to be very clean with ample parking. I believe they have a liquor license with a bar area. Their main business appears to be takeout and deliveries. I asked the individual taking my order to give me their most popular appetizer and two of their signature main dishes. The appetizer they recommended was diced potatoes in some yellow sauce and a hard boiled egg. The main dishes were a sliced stake over French fries and white rice, the other was half a chicken over brown rice. The meal didn't have "ANY DISTINCTIVE FLAVOR". Being Spanish and always enjoy a GOOD Spanish meal, I doubt that I will ever visit this establishment again.
