Unassuming place with really tasty food. Clean. Good service. The salsas were varied and excellentread more

If your looking for authentic Mexican food come here, don't let the location fool you their food it…read moretaste incredible compared to other Mexican places around, service is also great it's a family restaurant and it's very nice inside with Mexican music playing in the background

**This review is for their Gainesville location that opened not long ago…read more You know my love for Venezuelan food so the fact that Gainesville now has another Venezuelan food spot is a huge YES for me. They have a fun menu but my main go to is their pastelitos because they are hard to find. Call ahead like I did and get some pastelitos to go!! @don.arepacho is inside a Mobil gas station off Browns Bridge Rd in Gainesville. I've been back a few times and every items has been good, but be warned, if you order the VERGATARIA burger, make sure you're hungry AND have your stretchy pants on... that thing is NOT playing Their dining area isn't what I would call a full dine in set up, they have a few small tables in case you decide to eat there but it isn't a full DINE IN restaurant like the spot they have in Norcross. If you show up at any get together with pastelitos... everyone will love you, ask me how I know Get your order in and let me know if you can finish off that burger!!! Pictured here LA VERGATARIA - Venezuelans have always liked dressing up their burgers, so don't be surprised by this. In between the buns you'll find the following: a burger patty, grilled chicken, pork tenderloin, bacon, egg, little pepito fries, American cheese, queso de mano (soft white cheese). You're gonna have to be comfortable with getting a little messy here Pastelitos - These are Venezuelan pastelitos, my favorite. You can order a variety of types like ground beef, cheese and potato, pizza, cheese, chicken, or mini pateslitos which are AWESOME because they are a dollar each so you can grab a variety of them Steak Arepa Chicken Cachapa #rolieats #goodeats #goodfood #venezuelanfood #gainesville #northgeorgia #burgers #pastelitos #cachapas #arepas #donarepacho #latinofood #bigfan

Excellent family ambience and great Venezuelan food, customer care was friendly, fast serviceread more

Excellent food, friendly service, this tiny family friend restaurant (8 tables inside, a few more…read moreoutside) serving open face sandwiches is amazing. For those of you like myself and my husband who don't like ketchup... don't worry about ketchup's inclusion on the list of ingredients. It is mixed with other ingredients and very tasty.

Just visited Pepitazo for the first time with my husband and we really enjoyed the food! I ordered…read morethe champi gratinado and he got the crispy chicken and Nutella churros, everything was delicious and flavorful. My only complaint is that we didn't receive a warm greeting when we walked in. But overall, the food made up for it and we'd definitely come back to try more items on the menu. (the corn sauce is really good btw!)

My friends invited me for dinner today. I had the chicken shawarma which was yummy but too big to…read moreeat in one sitting. Also, the fries were crispy and hot. I took an order of falafel with hummus to go for my sister. She said, the meal was delicious. The service was friendly and quick. It was a beautiful sunny day but we ate our meals inside the restaurant. Atmosphere was clean. We sat and ate our meals and enjoyed each other company for a few. I will be going back but I will invite my sisters and more friends to join me.

TLDR: One of the best, if not THE best restaurants in Dacula…read more After debating for what felt like hours on where to eat, my wife, family, and I decided to try Delight Grill for the first time. Best decision we made. We were greeted immediately by incredible smells and some of the most welcoming, genuinely kind people I've ever encountered at a restaurant. My wife ordered a plate of baba ganoush for us all to share, and when they brought it out, they also brought us a plate of hummus and three trays of pita on the house! The baba ganoush had an incredible depth of flavor, it had a bright citrusy kick followed by a rich lingering smokiness, a must order in my opinion. Speaking of must order, the hummus, no hummus has even come close to being as good as the one I had here, you can't go wrong ordering it. Finally the pita, it was brought out fresh and warm, and was the perfect vehicle for transporting both the baba ganoush and the hummus. Even on it's own though, their pita was delicious. I ordered the beef shawarma plate with rice and hummus and it came with a side of tzatziki, and it was incredible! The beef was incredibly tender and well seasoned, the hummus as I said earlier was stunning, and the rice was done perfect, not too dry and not too wet, the perfect thing to tie the plate together. The only thing that made me sad was how empty the place was. I hope more than anything my review can convince you to go, because not only is the food amazing, but the people here are too. You won't be disappointed!

From the time we walked in the door, everyone was so friendly! Excellent hospitality... not just…read moreservice, but making you feel so welcome. The food was AMAZING! Fresh and hot, way too big of a portion for just one meal, so I'm excited for leftover curry goat! My husband couldn't stop eating his jerked chicken, though, and was so full! He had plenty of rice leftover for lunch, though. Love the decorations. Lends itself to an island feel in the middle of Buford! Will definitely eat here again if we find ourselves back over this way!

We found this place out of luck on the way to Atlanta. Everything here was really really good…read moreespecially the jerk chicken. I ordered the goat, but everyone else had something else. Please come here if you're traveling to Atlanta from the north it's really worth it.

I'm always searching for hidden gem restaurants in the area and while this one is mainly a take out…read moreplace, I think it qualifies! Too much arepa has the best arepas in the area in my opinion! My benchmark is Celida's Cafe in Lilburn which serves amazing nutriarepas, IYKYK. This one is close by, affordable, has excellent arepas, and exceptional service. The owner was so kind and included a free tequeno in my order. His daughter came out behind the counter to say hi, she was adorable. It's a goal of mine to support family owned local businesses and this one is one I want to support, they seem to be working hard to provide a great product and service to match. Now to the arepas: the owner said it would take 10 minutes so we knew they were being made fresh. By the time we got home they were still piping hot. The Reina Pepiada was good, flavorful, and the arepa had a nice crunch on the outside. But the Pabellon arepa was the standout. The plantains were caramelized nicely and had a crispy exterior. The amount of cheese was generous and gave that extra savory flavor. The beans and meat were seasoned nicely. I will definitely return for this one! They're open until 10pm which is great for late night meals and way better for you than fast food joints. Keep in mind this is inside the Circle K gas station so there is no signage for the restaurant, you have to walk into the gas station and the order kiosk is on the left side next to the register. They also have daily and weekly specials! Please give this place a shot!

I can't believe I have not written a review for Fusion Asian Bistro. It's so good and a must to…read morevisit for some good Asian food. We love going here for lunch or dinner. Recently a friend ordered catered food from them for their party and that was well prepared as well. We have taken all our out of town guests here for food since it's consistent and good. This is a nice sit down restaurant with good seating. Plus they have food to go and pick up options. In foods these are my ultimate favorites: hot and sour soup, spring rolls, fried rice, Mongolian beef, Panang curry with chicken, broccoli chicken. Always the best time at this restaurant and highly recommend it for Gwinnett county.

We were surprised it took us so long to discover this place, hidden away in a small complex off the…read moremain road. The Asian fusion menu offered a variety of dishes, including the popular Malaysian roti and curry. The Dry Chili Chicken was a standout. While the Dry Chili Beef wasn't my favorite, it didn't detract from the overall positive experience

Came in with a friend visiting from Thailand. Lots of seats by the front windows but they stuck us…read morein very back corner. Our server did speak Thai though. Food was good, would dine again.

My partner and I decided to try Tani Thai 02.20.2026 and stopped by around 6:30PM for dinner…read more First off, the interior seemed clean and well-kept. The ambiance was dark and intimate, which I appreciated -- it gave the space a cozy, relaxed vibe that felt nice for a dinner date. The music was low and soft, which worked well since most of the tables were talking pretty loudly. It didn't feel chaotic or overstimulating, and we were still able to have a comfortable conversation. Service was decent -- we were seated quickly and the food came out in a reasonable amount of time. Here's what we ordered: Tiger's Tears ($15) - 3/5 This was the dish I was most excited about. It's described as grilled beef with chili-lime seasoning, onions, scallions, and sweet peppers. Unfortunately, it fell short of expectations. The beef was noticeably tough, chewy, and a bit sinewy rather than tender and juicy. The chili-lime sauce was very sharp and aggressively acidic -- overwhelmingly sour to the point where it masked the savory, char-grilled flavor of the meat. It was supposed to be spicy, but as an Asian who regularly eats and enjoys spicy food, there was barely any heat at all. The dish looked vibrant and colorful, but flavor-wise it felt unbalanced and slightly one-dimensional. Basil Fried Rice with Chicken ($18) - 2.5/5 The menu labeled this as spicy as well, but again, there was zero kick. Not even a subtle warmth. It tasted like very standard, plain fried rice -- mildly seasoned, slightly oily, and lacking depth. The fresh Thai basil aroma wasn't very pronounced, and the overall flavor felt muted and underwhelming. The chicken was okay texture-wise, but the dish as a whole didn't stand out or justify the price point. It needed more heat, more fragrance, and more boldness to feel like true Thai basil fried rice. Coconut Mushroom Soup with Chicken ($5.50) - 2/5 This one was disappointing. When it first arrived, it was comforting and creamy with a light coconut aroma. Initially, it tasted balanced and mildly savory. However, as it sat and I alternated between dishes, the flavor became increasingly sour and slightly off-putting. The chicken was extremely dry, stringy, and overcooked, which made it difficult to enjoy. The broth lacked the rich, silky depth I was hoping for and ended up tasting thin, overly acidic, and somewhat flat. Thai Teas ($5.50 each) - 3.5/5 Honestly, these saved the night. Sweet, creamy, and refreshing -- exactly what you expect from a good Thai tea. Smooth, well-balanced, and flavorful. Water - 0/5 I took one sip and didn't touch it again. It tasted like straight tap water with a faint cleaning solution scent. Thankfully, we had the Thai Teas to rely on. Overall, the experience was okay but not memorable. The atmosphere and ambiance were pleasant, but the food didn't quite deliver -- especially considering how Thai cuisine is typically bold, aromatic, spicy, and layered. For us, the dishes leaned either too sour or too bland, without much balance in between. Given the prices, we were expecting more depth and stronger flavors. Not a terrible experience, but not one we'd rush back for either.