I love their pupusas and tamales, and there's no doubt they have some of the best pupusas…read more Unfortunately, we tried their fried dishes like Mojara, chicharrones, and puerco frito, and all of them were overcooked. Definitely, their highlights are the pupusas, and it's best not to try the fried options. Service was good, super friendly.

Visited the food truck in the Pflugerville Central Commerce food park. The pupusas are delish and…read morefresh! Pro tip order the chicken and a plain cheese. They stack them on the same plate and have a few different salsas to try. Outdoor seating area is covered and the staff is friendly. The food takes a little while to be made but it is because they are made to order. Recommend trying this place out.

Wow where do I begin complementary chips with two different salsas and black bean paste, and great…read moreportions on both sides of the table. Had a mango margarita beat one I've had on a long time. I ordered the blackened snapper with shrimp with a chipotle sauce damn talk about flavorful and cooked perfectly flaky. I was starting to wonder if Texas had good service but this place definitely changed my perspective

Brunch or meal they never fail on a hot Sunday Daphne is the best @ the bar ! So they basically…read morehave a full menu and on Saturdays they have salsa dancing at night. They clear out the tables and you can learn how to dance.

Amazing food!!! This is a family run establishment. They take great pride in their food and…read moredrinks. If you are in Giddings this is a must stop!!!! This is place a hidden gem. It is definitely not your typical small town central Texas restaurant.

Fuego Latino is back and in a new location right in downtown Giddings. The historic building has…read morebeen redone and is so beautiful, they even have an old well right inside. Parking is behind the building, and there's an entrance from the parking area. Let's get to the food, the ceviche sampler has always been a favorite of ours and chef Jorge has brought his infamous recipes right here to Giddings. The shrimp fritters are new to me and they were delicious, the texture was so delicate, it was like a party for your mouth. We also had the Sea Bass, and it was outstanding, I think I will order that again next time. Arroz con pollo (chicken with rice, Fuego style) was delicious as well. Cocktails are all made fresh with fresh squeezed juices and hand crafted. We will definitely return to Fuego when in Giddings.

Stoped in from exploring Austin Texas being half salvadoreño it caught my eye and stopped in and…read morethe pupusas was definitely worth it and the service was welcoming, trust me the pupusas are worth it and the vibe inside it's like a little piece of El Salvador

There's too few pupuserias in Austin! Overall a mediocre food experience, but if you're in the mood…read morefor papusas, not much choice for us here. Met up with friends and one of them loved the authentic vibes. When we're the only non-Hispanic people in a relatively full restaurant it's a good sign! Usually "authentic" when on the cheaper side means that it's cheaper quality but full of flavor, as people with lower incomes know how to make great tasting food that's filling for a lower cost - hence how ox tail and po'boys got created and has becomes staples. I can definitely attest it's authentic, however the taste and food quality is a tad lacking. Carne Asada - my friend said... I'm still chewing it when I asked how it was. Definitely low quality piece of beef, however not made any better by the flavor or the way it was cooked. Fried Fish - definitely the star! Slightly overcooked, but still juicy and tender, the fish had an excellent flavor. Warning it can be a lot of work to avoid the bones! (one friend had a tough time, while the other had it eaten in just a few minutes) Papusas - Mediocre. Good enough to fill the craving, however not the best showcase for the famous El Salvadoran dish. Good amount of filling and with ok taste. It could use more salt and be cooked a little crisper on the outside. Make sure to ask for the cabbage topping in case they don't bring it out - it was nice to see that the container for the cabbage had a prep date. Chicharron - Overall a little overcooked, but I feel like this is typically the case every time I've ever had it at any restauraunt. Chewy and overall good flavor. Tortillas - Thick!! And homemade! Yucca - I wish now I had known they had fried yucca, as it's harder to find than one would think in Austin. Make sure to ask for this fried treat, as it's 10x better than French fries!

So glad we found Camino Real for dinner tonight. The location is very unassuming, but once you walk…read morein it feels like the entire neighborhood is there. One of the things I love the most about this restaurant is they use big glasses for water. We had someone checking on the table every 5 minutes or so, but not overbearing. Really strong customer service here. Hats off to Camino Real!

Some of the best Mexican food I've ever had. Started off with a refreshing Margarita on the rocks…read moreand a bowl of Queso with the complimentary chips and salsa. The Margarita was delicious and the Queso was rich, creamy and had jalapeños, onions and tomatoes in it...very tasty. I ordered the Cheese Enchilada Plate. Which had two Cheese Enchiladas loaded with creamy cheese in corn tortillas, smoothed in cheese with onions on top, Mexican rice and creamy refried beans. Everything was seasoned to perfection and delicious. The service in this restaurant was amazing. I'm not sure if this is a family owned business or not, but they sure acted like it. We barely got seated before someone was bringing us menus, chips and salsa and taking our drink orders. Our drinks and food were brought out promptly and piping hot. Every person in this place was doing a multitude of tasks. Taking orders, bringing out the drinks, bringing out the food, refilling the drinks, chips and salsa, busing the tables and so on. No one person had just one job...everyone chipped in doing whatever was needed. Everyone made you feel welcome and appreciated. That's why I was wondering if it was family owned. The service was impressive. The atmosphere was upbeat and pleasant...very nice. The restaurant has plenty of seating. It's very clean. Has a nice ambiance. This was my first time here, but it sure won't be my last. I will become a regular customer.

Love the chicken Great taste and great value…read moreAlways consistent with taste and good customer service anytime in inside the restaurant.

I decided to come check it out, and I was very pleased and happy that I did. Guatemala fast food…read morechain coming to Austin, very happy. Another variety for consumers to choose from. The empanada was good, nice crispy exterior, creamy sauce and chicken on the side, nice pillowy dough, a little snack for a little price. The empanada was fried on the outside so it comes very hot. The roasted chicken meal it's great with a lime hint of flavor. It was a little dry for my liking, but for those that are on a special meal plan and looking for roasted chicken this is the best place to come get it because it is ultra healthy. Some parts of the chicken are moist but some are dry but overall it's good for roasted chicken. The fried chicken on the other hand is the masterpiece very crispy exterior a really nice flavored batter with a hint of cayenne and peppers. The batter is incredible, crispy mix crunchy, a little too oily for me but it was great. The rice is a side dish, it's ok, for texture it's fine but it has zero flavor I mean, zero. The special in house campero sauce taste like the same kfc good sauce or the jack n the box cream sauce, it's almost identical. It does remind me of raisin cane sauce but less vinegar and more sugary.

The new location is tucked away on 2222 between the HEB and Target. Plenty of parking and a very…read morecool ambiance. It's a hybrid bar/grill. You order from your phone and the food comes out quickly. Lots of great beer and drinks options. The food is a mixture of Latin highlights from central and South America. Tried a little bit of everything and it was all good. Particularly liked the street tacos (beef fajita) and Honduran Pastelitos which were essentially Empanadas. Very tasty. The Lito's de Abu is a Salvadoran bean dip with sour cream and chips. Very tasty. Portions are appetizer size so mix and match. Sample the different offerings. There's a kids play scape outside so you can watch the game, drink a beer and sample the food. Service was friendly and prompt.

I really hope this place makes it because they have a solid happy and some good food options. The…read morebiggest problem they are going to have is location since you can only get here going west on 2222. We came in for happy hour which is $3 off all cocktails plus a free taco with every drink. That alone should make it worth a visit. We also ordered the papusas, ceviche, and quesadilla. I would probably not order the ceviche or quesadilla again, but the papusas were incredible. The service was great and they have plenty of heaters inside to keep everyone warm. Definitely give it a shot if you are in the area.

I ordered the cochinita which is Yucatán-style pork, marinated in an orange and achiote mixture,…read morealong with plantains, pickled onions & black beans. Really fresh and tasty. Avocado margarita is great too

Found this gem while searching for a margarita, and I'm so glad we did. The interior is cute and…read moreinviting, and we sat at the bar, which made for a nice experience. Our server was great, and both drinks -- a skinny margarita and a Frida -- were excellent. We also ordered the Texas Sampler, which was a really good choice for something to nosh on. We will definitely be back!