Casa Del Mofongo

I wish that I could say the experience was worth going to the other side of town.
Food was good.
However, the wait staff was so unhappy to be there.
Then, the atmosphere of genuine Latin cuisine stopped at the beautiful pictures on the walls.
They had Dominican CNN playing on the big screen TV.
So while we were eating we learning about breast cancer along with video in how the disease progresses.
But wait, the best part was the angry "mouse" that popped out of the vent just behind us.
We chose to leave our leftovers, something we never do but they need to do better.
They are super capable of improving, but we won't be coming back.

I was visiting my dad in Philly and I had planned on enjoying a nice dinner that was wheelchair accessible and that he would enjoy.
Googled Spanish Food and came across a simple looking restaurant with some well presented photos of some delicious food. We drove about twenty minutes and when I asked if I can bring my dad in a wheelchair the host of the restaurant was welcoming, super kind and polite.
She setup a table to accommodate my dad in the wheelchair, my sister and myself. We ordered a feast of foods and everything we ordered was made with Love and Great Flavor..
The food presentation was of a high end restaurant in a simple family owned restaurant and they catered to all of our requests.
This is one place I plan on visiting every time I come to Philly..
GREAT LITTLE PLACE..
Food well worth their prices.. Give them a try, you will love them, like we did.. Excuse the half eaten Flan, got excited and started eating before I took the picture..
😂🤣 Thanks The Santos Family

We Always enjoy the food here!! Always quite tasty!! We both had white rice, beans on the side and bistec ensebollado.
"Steak in Onions" And of coarse, My handsome Big Guy had a cheesy smile because he was having RICE for lunch! LoL