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Leña Latin Grill – Koreatown

$10 for $20 Worth of Wraps, Salads, and More at Leña Latin Grill

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Thu Oct 14 03:59:00 UTC 2010
Value
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Highlights

  • Made-to-order Latin eats
  • Fresh fruit juices
  • Customizable creations
  • Extensive breakfast options

The Fine Print

  • Expires Apr 14, 2011
  • Limit 2 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Not valid online. Dine-in or takeout only. Limit 1 per visit. No cash back. Gratuity not included. Not valid with other offers.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Every prince knows that the most effective way to wake up a sleeping beauty is not with a boring kiss, but with a single potent drop of fiery green chili. Awaken tired taste buds in royal fashion with today’s deal: for $10, you get $20 worth of wraps, salads, and more at Leña Latin Grill, located on West 35th Street in Midtown Manhattan.

Leña Latin Grill creates made-to-order, Latin-infused wood-grilled eats in a casual setting, swiftly serving your meal and simultaneously spurning the hectic nature of most fast-food joints. As they peruse the restaurant’s seasonally driven menu, diners are encouraged to create their own delish dish starting with a choice of wrap, salad, or plate (prices vary from $7.25–$12.25). From there, culinary crafters can choose between chicken, steak, fish, or tofu before topping it with one of Leña’s taste-bud-tempting sauces, such as pico de gallo, pickled onions, or the spicy smoked chili pepper. Adding a side of coconut rice ($2.25), sweet plantains ($2.50), or hearty black beans ($2.25) will result in the most delightful Latin combination since the Gloria Estefan single “Cogito Ergo Samba.” Less-DIY hungers, meanwhile, can be sated with one of the pre-approved dishes, such as the steak salad ($9.25), sprinkled with Leña’s barbecue sauce plus a generous portion of grilled corn and avocado.

Leña Latin Grill’s scrumptious breakfast options also get morning commuters and insomniac vampires started on their ante meridiems with a sweet corn and queso arepa ($3.25) and salsa-paired potato empanada ($2). Energy-cravers, however, can reject their usual morning foam dome of coffee and imbibe one of Leña’s fresh fruit juices ($3.95) instead, which turn tongues tropical with flavors such as pineapple, passion fruit, blackberry, and watermelon.

Not valid for online ordering. Dine-in or takeout only.

Reviews

Leña receives a 4.5-star average rating from Yelpers and has more than 600 Facebook fans. Four of them give Leña a five-star rating:

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Leña Latin Grill

4.0 out of 5