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La Isla Redmond

La Isla Redmond

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4.4 Google Review
Redmond, Washington, 98052, United States
(425) 298-0374 laislacuisine.com
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May 13, 2018
Very good Puerto Rican food for a very reasonable price. I've never had to wait for more than ten minutes to get my food and even if I did it would be more than worth it. The staff is consistently kind and considerate, and have never shown disdain at my asking for more and more sauce. My single gripe with this restaurant is that the booths are less than comfortable, and a little cramped at times. Other than that, the aesthetic is great, the location is great and the food is great. Highly recommend.

Apr 25, 2018
Went for brunch. Got the two eggs with beans and rice, the empanadillas, and their French toast. They're the first 3 items on the brunch menu. All were AMAZING. I enjoyed mixing the beans, eggs, and rice up in plate 1. Empanadillas were delicious. Perfectly crispy, meaty and cheesy insides... Heaven. The French toast was a good dessert for the meal. Soft, fluffy, and the plantains were somewhat savoury. Fantastic meal for a great price.

Mar 24, 2018
Great food and the rum flight was great! We had the Carribean assortment - the Four Square 2004 was great! I'd recommend that for anyone who loves good bourbon. Seared salmon was great as was the steak.

May 17, 2018
More or less, food is meh...Overpriced like most things here in Redmond. Would like to find other Latin eateries. Noticing standards on quality here are not really that high...mediocre is viewed as "fantastic"...

May 14, 2018
Wow what an experience!!! It's not always that you walk in a restaurant and get amazed. It was not just the food, but also all the people around the food were amazing!!! Derek was my server, he did great job in explaing me all the menu (including drinks and desserts). But, it was not just Derek, all the servers had great bonding between them and they all created a very friendly environment to dine in on the bar top(I even became part of their team!!). I wanted to try some authentic food so with some advice from Derek I got one Pastelon for entree and one Flan for dessert. I liked the portion( if you are hungry you can definitely finish it). Rice and beans had a different flavor(I can taste potatoes in curry). Then on side got some salads and some fried plantains with a dip. Salad was fresh and tasted great. Then the main entree was marinated plantains stuffed with pulled pork. It was full of flavor, some sweetness of plantains and an evergreen flavor of pulled pork. I definitely don't know the authentic Puerto Rican flavors, but the food I had was delicious!! Definitely recommend this place to try some Puerto Rican (esp if you like to explore food/ restaurant).

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Opening Hours

Mon:11 am - 11 pm
Tue:11 am - 11 pm
Wed:11 am - 11 pm
Thu:11 am - 11 pm
Sat:11 am - 12 am