I'm a regular here. Everything is perfect, the price, service, flavor, ambience. Make me feel like…read moreI'm in Colombia Food amount is great, no complaints at all. My sister and I ordered the bandeja paisa which you can never go wrong with that one and also the patacón con guacamole y chicharron delicious. I would order the guacamole on the side next time.

My family and I stopped by Rancheritos de Boca West recently, we were quite impressed. The lomo was…read moresooo good, perfectly cooked, super tender, and packed with flavor. Very relaxed ambience internally and externally , and the waitress was so welcoming. I'll definitely be back for that lomo again!!

Everything was delicious, everyone ate everything on their plates, no leftovers Started with the…read morechicken empanadas that came with a terrific dipping sauce. Also we had the chicken Milanese and gnocchi both yummy. Topped it off with tiramisu and flan Definitely would go back !

Los Olivos Bistro was a fantastic surprise. Stopped by for a quick lunch, service was great, nice…read morewarm bread and water came out immediately. Started out the empanadas (spinach & cheese and beef) both were outstanding -- flaky crust and flavorful tasted fresh and authentic. The Caesar salad was pretty good, served on a chilled plate that kept everything crisp and refreshing. The in-house made pasta had a perfect texture and richness you only get from fresh pasta. Overall very pleased and would recommend Los Olivos Bistro.

In the mood for an after lunch espresso with a pastry and noticed several cafes along 441 in South…read moreWest Boca. This small Colombian cafe was in the center of an older plaza and took a chance. About half of the tables were occupied by customers and copped a quick peek at their latino style food which looked promising. The main display was full of pastries which included bonello, cookies, breads and small cakes. The golden brown bonellos (well priced at $2.00) were absolutely massive and decided to have one to split with the wife. The server advised that the cafe only serves Colombian drip coffee from a basic kettle, which she proudly pointed at (see pic). Based on this unforeseen depressing news, the mammoth bonello no longer seemed that spectacular. This was a first for me, a Colombian cafe that only serves drip coffee? Cmon. I took the bonello to my vehicle and took a few bites which were tasty, but rough on the swallows down. It would have been complemented perfectly with an espresso. On a good note, the gender neutral bathroom was clean with two-toned tiled flooring and a corian sink.

I have been coming to this restaurant since I moved to Boca so about 12+ years or more. We went…read morewhen the previous owner and the current owner. My family and I have always enjoyed their food. It's always seems home cooked and it gives that environment that it's made with love and they know what they are doing. The service is good, the waitresses are attentive even when they are super busy they do check in on you, the picture of the restaurant is the latest remodeled they did and it came out really nice. The food is great and if you have any concerns about your food the staff is always willing to help and if the manager is around he will sort it out for you plus u also get ice cream for dessert I truly recommend this place

I just moved to the area and always see this food truck and wanted to try it for a while now…read more There's always a line, so I assumed the food had to be good. I decided to stop one afternoon while running errands.. there was a short line, but it was pretty fast once you know what you're ordering. The food is cooked to order, so I did have to wait about 10 minutes, which was fine with me because I ran another errand and came back for my food. I was so excited to try it, being part Cuban, the menu was filled with food I grew up on. I gave up meat almost a year ago, but I was willing to sacrifice it all lol and had no regrets.. I ordered a beef empanada, which was seasoned to perfection, I also ordered a media noche and a materva. The media noche was put together well. It was a huge sandwich. I noticed on their menu that they did have some cooked food options, along with some sides, like fries and Tostones, they also sell homemade juices.. I will be back to try everything. It does look like it's a husband and wife team, the guy took my order and he was super nice. They do have two chairs to sit down on, there is no outdoor seating, it's a grab and go, or sit in your car type of thing. Well worth the try.

We came upon this place by total accident. They are located just west 441 on Palmetto Park Rd in…read moreBoca Raton. We were in the mood for a cafe con leche and tostada and this place delivered. It delivered so much that we went back a second day to taste the sandwiches and comete meal (una completa). My hubby also tried the Mamey shake and these folks are the real deal. We are Cuban and trying to find a place that serves authentic and fresh a Cuban is hard in this area. Well, search no more. The owners are a super cute Cuban couple who definitely know what they are doing and are willing to g to answer any questions for those that may not be familiar. We had the croquetas and they are amongst the best croquetas I've ever had -- you heard me right. Crispy outside and perfectly mixed and ground ham on the inside. They melt in your mouth. The cafe is La Llave and you can have it with or without sugar and with or without milk. How do you know they are really Cuban? Easy...the mamey, guanábano, fresa, or whatever shake you want is made with milk and leche condensada...not water and sugar. That's the sign of a real Cuban. The lechón was seasoned to perfection and don't even get me started on the black beans. Dee-licious. The sandwiches are made with fresh Cuban bread and they press it down (as it should be). One San which lasted me for lunch and dinner. The same with the lechón meal. With a great variety for all of your needs, the great and friendly service and the easy parking pull up, we will come back again and again. They are at their spot Thursday through Sunday from 11:30am-6:30pm so you still have time to get there now. Each time we've gone, we've met regulars that wouldn't miss their daily orders. Go, go, go!! You're going to love it.

I've been coming here for years, and it only keeps getting better. The food is consistently some of…read morethe best Venezuelan food you'll find anywhere. Everything is fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Josney and his wife, the owners, are also some of the most hardworking people you'll meet. They are always present, greeting customers and making sure everything runs smoothly. Their dedication to quality and service really shows in the entire experience. If you're looking for authentic Venezuelan food and a place where the owners truly care about their customers, this spot is hard to beat.

I would definitely give this place a 5/5 considering they're the best Venezuelan food in Delray…read moreBeach. I must say I did pick up my order and the server took the initiative to raw-dog an uncovered straw into my juice. I think when she realized she used her hands to grip the bottom, she flipped it around and shoved it in my drink so I wouldn't notice. I'm still going to drink it. Then she told me to refrigerate the nata (for all of you non-reina pepiada eating plebes, that's like a white cheese sauce similar to American sour cream). The nata was "milky," she said. Nothing wrong with that. Just a weird way to describe something your about to guzzle down your craw. Anyways, great food and great people.

The food? A solid 5. The service? Maybe a 3 on a good day…read more When I went to check out, I noticed the prices on my bill were higher than what was listed on the menu. I asked for an itemized receipt, and sure enough, some items had been rung up differently. The person at the counter explained that they recently started using Uber Eats, and the upcharged prices were only meant to be for people ordering from Uber--not in the restaurant. He had to call his manager to fix it, so I waited while they sorted it out. I appreciated that they did correct the issue, but it was a bit confusing. But this part of the experience did feel misleading to customers in general. After paying, the cashier went to the back and didn't return for a while. We weren't offered water or drinks while we waited for the food, and when I tried to get someone's attention from the front desk, no one came. Eventually, someone from the kitchen kindly helped us out--huge thanks to her! The food itself was fantastic, and I'd absolutely come back in hopes that it was just an off day. The space inside felt a little quiet and low-energy, and the young man at the counter didn't seem super enthusiastic--but everyone has those days. All in all, great food with room to grow on the service side. I'll definitely give it another try.

We came to try Doctor Chicha for the first time since they recently opened on 18th street in Boca…read moreraton. Today they had a soup special. (Osos Buco soup/Sancocho de Res). My family loved it. It came with an arepa (corn meal Venezuelan bread) and fresh cheese. We will come back to try other dishes. Follow them on Instagram @doctorchichallc

The atmosphere inside was spacious and quiet with plenty of tables in the dining room. The yellow…read moreled lighting saying Pure Latin Flavor against the greenery was a nice touch in addition to the red brick wall with the business name imprinted against it. The barista brewed me a nice single espresso which tasted good but the price at $4.25 was obnoxious and superseded the taste - again this was a single shot of coffee. I did appreciate the brown paper cup bearing the logo and also acknowledging that the coffee is locally roasted. The gender neutral bathroom was absolutely ultra contemporary with gray floor tiles and white rectangular wrap around wall tile with some potted greenery that popped against that gray, white and black color scheme.

Good mix of options as far as Latin cuisine goes. As with most chain restaurants, each location…read morevaries a bit. This one tends to be a bit heavier on spices and oil use. The flavors are bold and strong. The meat pieces are chunky and thick. I ordered the shredded chicken soup. It is loaded with potato, pieces of corn on the cob, big cuts of white meat chicken. The broth is very seasoned and rich. The loaded tamale is full of chunks of pork and chicken, diced carrots and peas. It is a huge portion and the corn is soft. It comes with a side of rice and a fluffy arepa. My husband ordered the lomo saltado which was also a big portion with rice and plantains. He didn't think the flavor was the best but the meat was cooked medium rare and was tender.

Friendly staff w small shop vibes Had 2 fresh orders made…read moreDont forget the garlic cilantro sauce on top!

I am extremely disappointed with the way my order was delivered. I ordered two cachapas: one with…read moreham and cheese, but I only received cheese; the second one I requested with pork, yet I was sent beef because you claimed there was no pork available. On top of that, I ordered two cheese empanadas, and they arrived completely burnt, drenched in oil, and absolutely inedible. Not only is the food overpriced, but the quality is unacceptable. Sending food in this condition shows a complete lack of care and respect for your customers. The entire order went straight to the trash.