The worst place I've ever been to. Service is mid good. Food doesn't taste good, and $27 for 6 pupusas is crazy expensive. Also the place itself looks a mess, bathroom is disgusting with the light not working and the air vent producing some horrible smell. It's a Hispanic restaurant I've been to A LOT but A LOT of Hispanic restaurants all the way from NC to NY and I've never been to a place as disgusting as this one. Please improve the quality of the food please. read more

service is great ! they do karaoke night on fridays and saturdays! food is delicious. i do recommend

This restaurant has 63 items on their menu, not including sides, desserts and drinks. They have the usual Tex-Mex food along with some interesting entrees. My wife and I were driving by and decided to give them a visit. We ordered Nachos Rancheros, Shrimp and Scallops Burrito, Paella Valenciana and Salmon Con Camarones Al Ajillo. We were served a complimentary basket of tortilla chips with salsa. The chips were thin and crispy. The flavor was good and not salty. They were not fresh-made. The salsa was watery with hardly any tomatoes or onions, but it had a decent amount of flavor. The Nachos Rancheros had tortilla chips with beans, cheese, sour cream, pico de gallo and guacamole. You can add beef or chicken for an extra charge. The chips were the same as the ones I mentioned before. The cheese was melted and poured over the chips. The cheese then solidified onto the chips on top so that it could not be spread onto the chips underneath. A cheese sauce would have been appropriate here, not plain melted hard cheese. The rest of the ingredients were typical in flavor. There was nothing special about the pico de gallo. Overall, this was okay except for the cheese. The Shrimp and Scallops Burrito had rice, black beans, diced white onions, diced tomatoes, some tiny shrimp and one piece of scallop. It was covered with melted cheese. The taste was the sum of the parts with no flavor from the shrimp. One piece of scallop (not a whole piece) doesn't do much. Rice was the main ingredient in this burrito. The overall flavor was uninspired and quite boring. Chipotle makes superior burritos compared to this. The Paella Valenciana was suppose to have rice, saffron, shrimp, scallops, squid, mussels and chicken. The rice was orange colored and very soft. I suppose there was saffron in it, but I couldn't taste it. It contained some tiny rehydrated shrimp which had a strong fishy flavor. Additionally, there were pieces of white fish, 3 medium size shrimp, 3 mussels, and small slices of squid. No scallops or chicken. The socarrat was missing. This was a glaring mistake. The socarrat is the thin crust of crispy rice at the bottom of the paella. The rice becomes caramelized and toasted at the bottom of the pan when it is cooking. This gives the dish a toasted nutty flavor. However, the rice had some flavor from seasonings and the fishy shrimp. I wouldn't get this again. Salmon Con Camarones Al Ajillo had broiled salmon fillet topped with shrimp sautéed in garlic butter. It came with rice, beans and a tiny salad. The salmon was tender and moist. It had a good flavor. The shrimp was cooked just right and had a good fried flavor with the garlic butter. The rice, beans and salad were typical. This was the best dish in our order. Our meal was served with ranch sauce and green chile sauce in bottles. Ranch sauce as in ranch dressing. The green chile sauce was slightly hot. The sauces were decent tasting. The dining room and restrooms were relatively clean, but dated and worn looking. There is a small bar located on the left as you enter the restaurant. There is a pool table at the back of the dining room. The service was polite and helpful, but not attentive. The complimentary chips and salsa were served 9 minutes after we ordered. Our Nachos were served with our entrees 40 minutes after we ordered. Not quick and very strange timing on the appetizer. The server would disappear from the dining room for long periods of time. It took a while to get anything. This is a female owned business. The owner is from Honduras. The restaurant opened in 2010. To be open this long, something must be good. Maybe, it's their tacos, fajitas or empanadas. I don't know. The food was simple and basic. That may be their appeal. read more

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Service was good! I ordered papusas. There were good, I have had better cabbage slaw but it was tasty. Would go back!

This restaurant is no frills and all taste! I got dinner for my dad,my husband and I a couple nights ago and everyone was satisfied. The tex mex fajita (shrimp,steak and chicken), steak fajita and shrimp quesadilla were all cooked to perfection. I deducted one star because the guac I got on the side was wierd. It had standing juice in it so I didn't eat it. I will definitely order from here again. read more

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15$ y 30 minutos se tardaron en preparar esta minitencia de plato que asco de rastaurante el pollo más carro que e comido y la porción mas pequeña n se los recomiendo para nada se van a decepcionar read more

100 Plus Latino Restaurant - Una mini caja - Latin American Near Me - Temple Hills, Maryland

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TRASH!!!!!! Only thing good was the beans and that too strong drink ... i wish i could give negative stars!! The customer service is bad she acted as she didn't wanna be at work!!!! Don't waste your time or money read more

The Tacos Fusion pork are so delicious. The beef nachos are great. I've tried the burrito which is covered in cheese, you have to eat it with a fork instead of picking it up which was a first for me, but still tasty. The service is great and the ambiance is always cool. I go during lunch time so it's usually only 1 or 2 customers there. read more

The food is just ok it used to be better and service is always slow but the prices are good. I usually order the tacos. I'm not a fan of their fajitas nor anything else on the menu except maybe the plantains with beans. read more

This was delicious and really reasonably priced. I had carnitas tacos that were amazing quality and the corn tortilla was made fresh. I was distracted by my friend giving the "o" face to his fajitas. Great recommend! read more

I cant believe I have lived near this gem for 5 years and have never tried it! I am SOOO glad I did! I always see my fellow Latin brothers & sisters going into this place while I'm pumping gas. I knew it had to be a reason so many people flock here! THE FOOD IS TO DIE FOR! Mother of gawd I haven't had fajitas this good in FOREVER! For 13$ you get shrimp, chicken, and beef fajitas. They come out sizzling along with, peppers, onions, rice, guacamole, and beans! I usually don't eat much of the beans but I DESTROYED theirs lol! I think I'm going to try literally everything on the menu lol! They also have a full bar, pool table, and a juke box filled with great Latin music. Cool vibe and great food! The decor isn't the greatest but who cares when your food is this good lol! I will definitely be returning in the near future! read more

100 Plus Latino Restaurant - Second half of fajitas - Latin American Near Me - Temple Hills, Maryland

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I headed to this restaurant in search a good Mexican food near base and I left feeling pretty torn about whether or not I had actually found one. To start, the service was really bad. Honestly I don't expect much service-wise. I want you bring me what I asked for, and keep my drink refilled. That's seriously all. The service was not only VERY slow, but they also never brought us the guac we asked for. The food was slow to come out as well (although that's obviously the kitchen's fault, not the servers). The food was where I became torn. I went with two other people. My S.O. said his tacos were just okay and the other guy I was with enjoyed most of his meal, but his steak was not well seasoned and his fried plantains were gross - hard and dry. My food however was incredible. I had steak fajitas that were very well seasoned and smothered in a red sauce I had not previously had. I eat out to Mexican pretty often and these are the best fajitas I've ever had. Sadly I know I won't be able to get my S.O. to come back with me, and I wouldn't feel comfortable going alone because the place is pretty sketchy. read more

I am reviewing this as a lunch place so please understand. I would have given 5 stars but I'll explain soon. First up, WOW!!! Food was pretty darned good. The tacos el carbon was delicious! Friends got enchiladas, vegetable something's, and some other tacos. One friend said her beef enchiladas were better than the chicken. Had to do with the flavor and spices used. The veggie whatever my other friend got looked awesome, and she said they tasted good too. And my third friend did not like her tacos because her tortillas kept falling apart. BUT, she is high maintenance so take that with a grain of salt. They looked every bit as good as mine. Fresh vegetables all around. The salsa and chips were great, more like a pico de gallo. The bad? A little pricey I felt for a lunch place. And bring cash! Don't use your card, I feel like I will be buying about a $1000 in phone cards :). Yep, that dropped one star for me... The service and ambiance? What can you expect? Servers English was good, but had problems with math. Go figure? And was it a restaurant with a bar, or a bar disguised as a restaurant? Who knows. I loved it, my friends loved it, try it for sure!!! Oh and 10% military discount. I was in uniform at the time, so that could be a requirement, just not sure. read more

This cute little restaurant is located 2 minutes from my Martial Arts Academy, so we'll walk over here for lunch or after a late practice to watch UFC fights on Saturday night. I'm please with it. It's not the best spanish food I've ever had, but it does the job. Food - It's not award winning but you will get what you paid for. It's called 100 Plus because there's over 100 items on the menu to choose from. For me, that's a bit overwhelming and I'd rather have fewer items with higher quality than over 100 of anything. I usually just order the fajitas. They're good, standard, old fashioned fajitas, can't go wrong here. They give you chips and salsa for free, again, standard, a-ok. They SOMETIMES have corn tamales served with sour cream, now I LOVE these little guys, quite tasty, but they're very inconsistent with the availability of the tamales. And it's not on the menu, you have to ask for it... Shrugs. Service - There's one lady who speaks English, so be warned, if you haven't passed Spanish 101 in high school, you may have a little trouble clarifying your order. Hence me sticking to the fajitas! (I flunked Spanish...true story). However, the restaurant clearly caters to the Latino community in the area, the menu, signs, etc are all mostly Spanish. So, I don't complain. I just smile and point to the fajitas. There's a pool table, full bar, and DJ booth, so for major sporting events, it's a cool place to come watch the futbol game or latest UFC/Boxing matches and have a beer or margarita and chips. read more

Definitely a hidden gem! We stumbled upon this place, after leaving Aldi (across the street). Wanted a quick breakfast, and was not disappointed! Similar to other desayuno tipico that I've ordered before, but the food was so fresh! It came with eggs, plantain, beans, tortilla, avocado, crema, and cheese. Not crowded, and the hostess was very pleasant. There was no breakfast menu, but we just asked for desayuno, and they hooked it up! Great experience. read more

False advertisement on menu! Saying "ALL Mexican dishes come with rice, beans, guacamole, sour cream and pick de Gallo." When asked about it they said no it doesn't include and you would have to pay 3.50 extra and no guacamole. Also only waitress attitude stinks, definitely will not come back. Thought it was going a be a good dinner turns out to be a disappointment. read more

This spot is a well kept secret. All of their food is amazing and there is never a long line. My favorite is the pulled chicken and shrimp/salmon. This place is great for kids and adults. They have a full bar and tv's to watch the game read more

This place is Temple Hills best kept secret. The atmosphere is more like a sports bar with a small amount of tables and chairs. The salsa is not your typical salsa with tomato chunks, it's more like a tomato puree but, it is very tasty. The service was a little slow but, I didn't mind, we had cocktails along with salsa and chips, we were good. When I received my food, I could tell it was made to order and the ingredients were fresh, it was delicious! I ordered the salmon with shrimp no. 31 and my sister ordered the garlic shrimp no. 30. I took some of her sauce and added it to my dish. So good! I would definitely recommend this place. read more

It was my first time going here and the good was great. It's a small place and I had no idea the food was gonna be this good. This will now be a regular food spot from now on for me. read more

I really like it here, I've honestly never had a bad experience. They have good food and a laid back atmosphere. The staff is always friendly and the patrons are too. read more

Not Impressed. Food was mediocre. I ordered chicken fajitas to go. The chicken didn't have much flavor and was served with plain white rice which was under cooked. The lettuce, sour cream and pico de gallo were all combined in one small section of the container which resulted into one mixture. I was only given 2 tortillas and no chips & salsa...maybe that's only offered for dine-in guests IDK. I was hoping to find a good/authentic Mexican restaurant close to home, but this isn't it. I won't be returning. read more

Food was horrible. Although this was my 3rd time here, I'm not sure what happened. Going back the 3rd time obviously means I had a good experience the 1st two times. Customer service is excellent, especially since I don't speak Spanish. The host is bi-lingual so I had no problem ordering. My food was to-go, so I didn't see what it looked like until I got home. I hadn't eaten all day and was very hungry. The chimichanga was dry as was the black beans. Never going back again. My sister order the fried pork which turned out to be fried pork fat. Very disappointing. read more

Love the food, too bad we live so far. Even my son enjoyed the chicken fajitas. Thank you for everything in the little time that we were there. read more

Me and my husband ate here twice the first time on a Saturday, the place had a few customers, mainly men drinking and eating at the bar. We ordered puposas and they came out hot, cheesy and meaty. I tried the sopa de Rez, but I was not that impressed instead of the traditional Salvadorian style - which is beef rib, the soup had oxtail, the vegetables were ok, the broth was to oily. My husband ordered the steak tacos and they were really good. So if we were to eat here again I would try the Peruvian chicken, the waitress said its their specialty . read more

I went here for the first time a couple of months ago because I wanted some good mexican food. I was not let down. Since then I have been coming with the family to get my cravings met. Good food at a good price. Be aware that it does take a while for your food to come out because it's FRESH. I dont mind the wait. A drink with chips and salsa is good for me. read more

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Don't expect five star decor; it is very good for what it is: a little Mom & Pop restaurant with a pretty good bar and the BEST PORK CHOP EVER. Yes, at a Latino place. I'll be back anytime I can to try the rest of the menue. I did pass on the beef burrito, she said it was ground beef. read more

Food was good and drinks were perfect it was hot but hey I enjoyed the place. Customer service wasn't bad but once again the food was delicious! read more

I eat here about twice a week on my lunch break, nice and quiet spot. Food is delicious. Menu has a wide selection but I can't critique it because I get the same thing all the time pretty much. Staff is always low so if your not the only one in there prepare for a wait. The 1 waitress never writes down orders. She gets it correct about 80% of the time though read more

All I can say is I waited and one hour and thirty minutes to get my food and I left due to it still not being ready. I only ordered nachos btw. read more

Good Mexican cuisine. I didn't expect much, but the carne asada tacos were pretty good! I didn't like the salsa and chips, (they were ok but not my style), but the tacos were good and worth going again for. read more

This is my new favorite restaurant. I ordered the tipico meal that included 1 pupusa, 1 tamale, yuca and plantains. The meal was great. The bf had a chicken burrito and it was delicious too. Im looking forward to coming back and trying the nachos. The customer service was great and the food took an appropriate amount of time to arrive. The establishment was clean. read more

The tacos are okay not like taco rico a little bit on the light side as far as portions

Ok so we walk in at 7:30 on a thursday night. Lights were very dim and the waitress was drinking and dancing.the music was so loud we could barely hear her.Also we didnt like the idea of an intoxcicated waitress after a hard day at work. The prices per plate were fairly expensive for a whole in the wall restaurant and it smelled like a nail salon which I thought was next door. Im not sure how the food tasted because we left early since our waitress disapeared. I dont recomend this place. read more

This place is a hidden secret of Maryland. Compares to lorial plaza in DC but not as crowded and the food is just as good

Love this place. The atmosphere is live and the owner is very personable. Making sure everyone is okay. The food is great and filling and my goal is to try EVERY soup on the menu. The 2 that I've tried were so great and filling. read more

Customer Service is Awesome the oil that they use to fry the french fries and tortilla chips imparts a wonderful flavor the Guac is fresh and yummy. I ordered the tounge tacos and the peruvian chicken they were ok but I would always come back and try other traditional dishes. read more

7 of us walked in at 5:15 and were the only ones in the restaurant. Almost turned around and left. Restaurant was very warm. 84 on the thermostat. We were in a hurry to get to kids ball practice but we we stayed and tried it anyway. Food was good and waitress was very helpful. But it did smell like the hair and nail salon next door when we first walked in. And too warm to enjoy supper on an 80 degree day outside with 84 degrees inside. read more

For being far from Mexico the food is great! Very comparable to the best Mexican restaurants in Tucson, az where I'm from.