The chicken tacos were fantastic! As good as any I've found in Indiana. The chicken pupusa and the…read morepork pupusas were also fantastic!

Service was good. Food was tasty and hot. Price was very affordable. I would definitely visit againread more

A small, family run restaurant. Very busy at dinner time. Food took a little while but it seems,…read morefrom the sounds of the kitchen, that they make everything to order. They told me to expect to wait 25 minutes, but it was actually less than 21 minutes. I had quesabirrias, taco alambre, and taco callejero (Al pastor). I got it to go. There was a modest 50c charge for using my credit card. While waiting for my order I saw some incredibly appetizing dishes come out! Quessabirrias was very good. Taco alambre is a unique (to me) combination of steak, mozzarella, pineapple, ham, bacon, sautéed bell peppers. Each bite was delicious, with the ham flavor slightly overpowering the other flavors. Which was fine because the ham was delicious. When the bacon flavor came through, it was an extra treat. The Al pastor taco was very good, but I like the other 2 better. My one big regret of getting it to go is that I didn't get to try the chips and salsa! I will return to try the fajitas !

Wow!!! A Salvadoran restaurant in the bowels of Fort Wayne.....what a find!!…read moreA huge menu with helpful pictures for us gringos! We needed lots of help but the staff was pleasant and helpful. We ate like the cerdos we are! We tried the loco plate...(a sample of lots of things) and the arroz con pollo and everything tickled or taste buds. I will not list all of the unique food we ordered as it would bore you foodies. However we kept saying wow, what's that? ...and that's the best I've ever tasted! If you want to taste the food of Central American....don't miss this spot in down town Fort Wayne.

This is a great little hole in the wall spot for El Salvadorian food (including Papusas) and tacos…read more The prices are very reasonable and the service very friendly though maybe a bit slow because usually there's only one waitress. However, it hasn't stopped me from going back and it seems very authentic.

If you haven't been to Lola's in Waynedale, it's worth the drive from anywhere in Fort Wayne... I…read moredon't know how this little place wasn't slammed on Friday at lunch because the food was outrageous and the service was so friendly - Great lil joint. If you're looking for Latin fusion, Lola's is definitely a place to check out.

Must have been a bad day in the kitchen today. The empanadas were very heavy and greasy. The steak…read moretacos were really tough but tasty. The rice and beans were cooked perfectly and saved the day! Can't win everyday.....but you can do better

Very authentic! Very clean!…read moreWaitress hard working and happy! Lots of parking Cute decor Food excellent We will return to try everything on the menu!-

The food here was very good tasting and authentic. We had the pupusa (pork, chicken, cheese, &…read moresquash) and the carne asada plate. The food was fresh and very well pieced. The service was a bit slow but very helpful and friendly. We also HIGHLY recommend the horchata. All around great place to eat, it's a must try for those searching for Salvadorian and Ecuadorian food.

Fantastic new Peruvian/Latin restaurant on Calhoun St, down the road from South Side HS…read more.. AL is a family owned joint that just opened about a month ago... Everyone was so friendly and accommodating; they literally treat you like family when you walk in and while eating there. It's a no frills place, but don't let that deter you... Hidden gem in FW. As for the food... Wow, absolutely outrageous, very authentic, and the portions are enormous. Definitely try their empanadas and both the Peruvian and Latin salsas. Spread the word, as AL is phenomenal.

This place is SPECTACULAR. I'm Peruvian and was very impressed with their food. I didn't have to…read moresay any type of "still nothing compared to the original from Peru". Their limo saltado and ceviche were very good. Their desserts are amazing too. I recommend this to anybody that is willing to try something a bit Asian inspired with coast style food (I know it's a weird combination but very worth it). Service was also very good and fast.

Happy Happy... Joy Joy. (***assuming now known as San Jose Fresh Farm but can't update business…read morelisting to reflect as such) That's how I feel everytime I visit this place to get my latin staples for the lake. We'll start with...fresh CARNITAS. Which must loosely translate as "warm, delicious porcine morsels to soothe your soul". Yeah - gimme a pound of that for the noshy drive home! Absolutely divine. They must come hand in hand with the chicharrones also made on site. I can't oversell the delicious flavor; yes, you MUST get the carnitas and decide for yourself. Don't pass up. Steak for tacos! Highly recommend - though we use it for fajitas and quesadillas. Fresh cilantro, plantains, avocados, limes, peppers of many sort, crema, queso fresca, refried pintos chock full of cheese and spiced with poblanos. You can't find this stuff at the local supermarket. I can't anyhow. Love the Goya Sazon selections. Fresh baked items are also made onsite. They were just being rolled out of the kitchen in back. (only disappointment: no palmeras in the bakery - but they do sell little orejitas on the shelf in the cookie aisle!!) Squeaky clean, friendly staff. (I beg you, please open in Carmel!) Helps if you can muster a little espanol vocab. So I grab not one, but two bags of crispy, salty plantain chips and a cold sangria soda to go with my carnitas snack and the world is suddenly a much better place. *and if don't like a sangria soda on a warm day - try that pineapple soda!

Wonderful food. Had lunch there on Saturday Feb 7. I had the tamales & Peruvian rice. Both…read more excellent. The Tamales are an appetizer but plenty filling for a meal. They are not filled but tasty. The Peruvian rice was mixed with corn off the cob & Latin spices. Also had an excellent Argantinian Chardonnay. The menu had a variety of lunch & brunch items. Will definitely be back Service was friendly & attentive. The server recommended the wine & let me taste before I ordered. The restaurant is decorated on a Latin theme. Not a traditional Mexican restaurant. This is some different & interesting

Came in for dinner last Saturday night with friends who live in the area. Generally, tasty food…read more The guac and yuca fries were better than the crispy calamari, while my spicy poblano mexcalrita did the trick after a long wait for a 7 PM reservation (we were bottled up in the tiny front waiting area for nearly 40 minutes while another group finished up, which the restaurant compensated us for by throwing in a couple of freebies). For dinner, I got the chicken tinga dorados and was very satisfied; for $9, this appetizer was absolutely enough to be a full dinner for me and was very tasty. I don't love the space here for a lot of reasons, but the food is great and the service was relatively quick once we got seated. Looking forward to a return visit the next time I'm in town!

My chicken chimichanga was so delicious! My daughter stated that she would like the cinnamon roll…read morepancake every day for the rest of her life lol!

On the road and stopped in here since it seems to be a local favorite. There were 3 of us and we…read moregot our food a different times. (About 5 min apart). We got the Fajita Omelette and my daughter got the chocolate chip pancakes. The menu is HUGE so it's no problem finding something to eat from breakfast to lunch.