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Address: 349 Maple Pl, Keyport, NJ 07735
Phone: (732) 217-1846
Website: https://felicitarestaurantnj.com/
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Reviews
Their italian/pizza menu is definitely a lot more in depth than the mexican menu and is kind of intimidating, so I haven’t been able to try their pizzas yet.
I also stalk their facebook page from time to time and was able to grab one of their conchas when they had em. It’s always a plus when a business has a social media presence and it shows that they listen to their customers.
Reccomendations: (I know this looks kind of barren but I will keep adding to this as I order more food lol)
Tacos(duh)—carne asada is my fave meat for tacos, but the birria tacos are definitely worth the extra $5. The consome it came with was full of flavor. Definitely had me wondering if they offer birria as an option for their tortas. Also, side note, I do wish that they offer a sample platter that has one taco of a fee different meats, though I’m not sure how viable it is business-wise, or if they already do offer that.
Huarache—like the tacos, you get your choice of meat. I also was able to try their sopes, which I have to say taste very similar to each other. I’m not too sure if they fry the sopes; I think they just put it on the grill, but I would say to get the huarache instead if you want to save a few bucks. Do be aware that there’s a $10 card minimum and at the time of writing this review, huaraches are just a little bit under $10, leaving enough room for a nice cold beverage.
Tamales—I believe they only sell tamales on weekends. If I remeber correctly, they had mole de pollo, verde, and puerco when I ordered. I called for one pork and one chicken, but I got 2 mole de pollo instead. Not complaining though because it was really good, especially the sauce. I think it was wrapped in a banana leaf rather than a corn husk, but it was very moist, and there as a lot of filling in proportion to the masa. Also, remember to ask for utensils if needed as well!
The one torta I had was alright, but I thought it was definitely worth mentioning considering their tortas come with fries and only cost $10. Looking back it might have been my fault for getting al pastor, but I blame the bread lol. It sort of tasted weird, but ultimately, it was too much bread and threw off the balance. Next time, I might just ask for them to just press on it and grill the outside too.
Overall, I do feel like it’s great value for your money, especially when looking at neighboring competition. I typically spend no more than $17 when I go here but still portions are nice and generous. I often find myself setting aside leftovers enough for a nice snack later in the day.
Really nice people behind the counter too. I will be raving about this place to everyone I know!