Hours
| Tuesday | 12–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–8 PM |
| Thursday | 12–9 PM |
| Friday | 12–9 PM |
| Saturday | 12–9 PM |
| Sunday | 12–8 PM |
| Monday | 12–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3635 Hill Blvd, Jefferson Valley, NY 10535
Phone: (914) 352-6112
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Izla (Jefferson Valley) Online Ordering Menu · 3635 Hill Blvd Jefferson Valley, NY 10535 · (914) 352-6112 · Noon – 8:00 PM · 98% of 2,277 customers recommended.
IZLA “Taste of Puerto Rico” – Jefferson Valley, NY Restaurant
Sandwiches ; Cuban. Roast pork, ham, swiss, garlic and pickles. $11.99 ; Roast Pork. Roast pork with garlic. $10.45 ; Pollo Loco. Grilled chicken, avocado, swiss, …
Reviews
Olivia Tornick
This is my new favorite place! The food is fresh and delicious. I’ve been a couple times and it is always consistently good. I got the roast pork with Spanish rice and black beans, highly recommend! And they give you plenty of food, large portions.
… moreAmelia PHW
Food was absolutely delicious and delivered within a decent time though I expected it sooner given that I don’t live that far. The cuban sandwich was really awesome though some parts were soggy because it was drenched in the green sauce (maybe recaito?) which was very greasy. The pernil with my mofongo was pretty good but the plantains were very hard and dry. My husband’s favorite thing was the yuca fries. All in all, I think we’ll give them another try.
… moreFelix Fernandez
My wife and I weren’t happy with the food. My wife order rice chicken and beans and I ordered a Cuban sandwich and I can tell you that I’ve had better. Food was cold and dry it just didn’t taste good. Probably won’t be spending anymore money here. The place looked ok but there are some panels on the ceiling that are over the food I recommend you change. When you walk into a Spanish restaurant you expect Spanish music in this case Puerto Rican music but it was dead silent and when they did place music it was English hip hop music doesn’t add to the experience. Please do better.
… moreVanessa P
I’ve been getting food from here for years. It reminds me of my grandma’s cooking. Can’t go wrong with the arroz con ganadules and some tostones, that’s my go-to meal. The people who work here are really awesome too. 10/10.
… moreKap Singh
Terrible people working with no knowledge of food….ordered baked chicken and when I got home it was grilled chicken….not the 1st time they screwed up my order…city have way better real Puerto Rican food than this hole in the wall
… moreKat R
Delicious food, service can be a bit slow and I don’t get why we get to go containers when we were eating in…
… moreDiana Franqui
Poor service,not authentic Puerto Rican food this is not a true restaurant it’s more like a takeout because food was served in plastic containers Who does that? All signs indicate new owners the food seems like a fusion of Dominican and Puerto Rican cuisine so don’t represent yourself as Puerto Rican food because it’s not and on that note you have to many girls doing nothing behind the counter
… moresenketsu :/
extremely inconsistent to the point where it isn’t worth spending your money to eat here. food will either be cooked nicely and seasoned well, or dry and tough with absolutely zero flavor, no in between. continuously tried giving this place a chance over the span of the past few years but i’ve been left disappointed by the quality of their food a majority of the time.
… moreEdwin Colon
A month ago I went to eat with my wife there and believe me. These people don’t know what puerto rican food is I used to own a restaurant in Puerto Rico. At this point I don’t know what seasoning is. They take black beans out of a can put a little Salt and water And that’s it. The only good thing about The steak we ate is that it was soft, but it had no seasoning at all. You need a real puerto rican cooking that place. If you’re gonna call it puerto rican food. Or at least where a puerto rican Hat.. You know what a puerto rican hat is? If you don’t, it’s called LA pava.
… moreJust Jules
I’ve been coming to this place for years. During the week, I like to grab their lunch specials. Went on a weekend, and was overcharged. I paid cash and they still added the credit card fee. Still I said no biggie, and visited again this weekend and was greeted by snarky and rude teens who appeared bothered that I had entered the establishment. I asked for a typical rice and guandules plate and the teen behind the register stared at me as if I had offended her for asking for food on the menu. I was then given the wrong order, and one of the teens snapped “You need to ask for rice” at me. Seriously? There used to be adults on site. What happened? Loved this place but this was their last chance. They lost a great loyal customer. I’ll be going elsewhere.
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