Best Cuban food in London hands down. I love this place…read morethis is traditional Cuban food awesome.

This place is amazing! By far the best Latin American food that I have had in the City of London…read more Everything that I have tried was unbelievable an the atmosphere feels like you just stumbled into a little restaurant on a side street of Havana. I would seriously recommend the chimichangas and the boiled yucca, and the mojitos are the best outside of Cuba. A definite must for anyone looking for a great meal.

This place makes delicious food. Absolutely Delicious. The service is fast and friendly. Do not let…read morethe facade fool you. This place is a true gem in East London. Also, in case you miss it, there is parking in the back. Also for your first time, I recommend that you get the Gordita plate. So good.

This place is really cute. It's run by a family, there's free wifi, and it would be the perfect…read morelittle pupusa and taco place to drop in and hang out, if only it wasn't so far from downtown, in a drive-by kind of neighborhood. Regardless, the food is great. The pupusas in particular are juicy and tasty. The burritos are good but not fabulous. All the portions are super small but the prices are also very reasonable so you can easily eat two entrees. Or three.

This is a little "hole in the wall" restaurant. My favorite kinds of restaurants…read more We have been there several times in the past few years, the staff have always been friendly and efficient. The food is good. I don't know how authentic the Mexican food is, but it's good. Prices are reasonable. Serving sizes are as expected. The restaurant is clean. It is located near those large bean silos and a garage, a place you would easily drive by and not notice. If you do notice the restaurant, your first impressions probably won't be much. Nevertheless, I do recommend this place. Give it a try. It's quite nice.

As last visit , this is great Mex Tuesday Taco special was…read moregreat Messy as much Tex mex is but food was good and nice drink selection too

When you enter Latino market, you can go to the left to a restaurant area. And they serve amazing…read morefood, in huge portions, for ridiculously cheap prices! There's no comprehensive menu posted; I recommend you check out the online menu before you go (http://www.latinomarketlondon.com/menu.html). When I asked if they had a menu, they asked me what sort of food I wanted (I knew what to order, cause I'd scoped it out ahead of time.) People who came in after (and didn't know what they wanted) were given a printed menu, though, so you should be able to ask for one. You can get 3 tacos for $5, or a burrito for $6. You can also find an array of Columbian specialties. I tried the bandeja paisa ($12), which is a traditional platter including rice and beans, a sausage, fried pork belly, some shredded beef, a slice of avocado, a fried egg, a cooked plantain, and a small arepa (which is like a thick corn tortilla). All of the food was fantastic, and the portion was massive. The sausage in particular was delicious, and the beans were nicely seasoned. I also ordered a couple of empanadas and carimañolas (I was splitting all of this food with someone, I swear!) The empanadas (fried turnovers filled with seasoned beef) were out of this world -- although they were VERY salty (I was guzzling water for the rest of the day.) The carimañolas were yucca/cassava dumplings filled with cheese, and they were absolutely scrumptious; I could eat those things all day. I recommend microwaving them for a few seconds to get the cheese melty. They also serve other Columbian specialties, like arepas stuffed with all sorts of delicious things. I'll be back to try them, for sure! There are a few tables for dining in, but most people seem to get their food to go. I speak enough Spanish to order food, but you shouldn't have a problem ordering if you don't speak any Spanish. For just the food counter, I'd give a solid 5 stars. Latino Market also sells specialty groceries for a variety of Latin American cuisines. There's no fresh produce, but you can find cheeses, lots of canned and jarred stuff, dried chilis, masa, lots of packaged cookies and other sweets, and more. You can also get a big pack of corn tortillas for $2.10! (The tortillas are in a side fridge and the price isn't marked.) Unfortunately, the prices on most of the other groceries are higher than what you'd pay in a bigger grocery store (although I might be spoiled, having moved from L.A. where it's easy to find these sorts of groceries for cheap.) Due to the prices, I'd only come here for groceries if you were searching for an ingredient you couldn't easily get elsewhere. But I'll definitely recommend Latino Market for the amazing Columbian food!

Best empinadas. My wife and I don't speak any spanish and that is no problem at all. We like to…read morepre-order a bunch (like, a dozen) empinidas on Fridays sometimes. Our whole family including our sometimes picky kids love 'em.

This place is awesome! First time trying , had the Sophia and Luciana and Sophia . Mouth watering,…read morecolourful and fresh. With a try! Will be going back . :)

I really enjoy their arepas. There's lots of variety in the filling, dips, and doughs. Also some…read moreinteresting combinations, like the Lumberjack. There are deals on a few days a week, which is nice, and the staff is always very friendly and cheerful.

The food here is fresh and flavourful. The simplicity and freshness of the food speaks for itself…read more There's no need to hide anything with guac. Tacos? Good. Pupusas? YUM. Fish? Yaaaaas. The tacos here are soooooo good! Pork beef and chicken! The fish here is served whole but delish. The hot sauces taste home made and are super delicious. The food tastes authentic, it tastes fresh and flavourful. Definitely a hidden gem in London. I would wish they had some vegetarian taco options but really, you won't be disappointed: I've only tried take out and it's been wonderful!

When a place makes delicious tacos, you want it to be good. You want to overlook the fact that they…read moretook 30 minutes to bring out your food, or for some strange reason, there is a cold breeze through the restaurant even though it's winter. I just can't. I ordered a pupusa, al pastor taco and carne asada taco. The first two came out fine but the last item came out as a plate since he misheard me. I tell the guy and he says he won't charge me. I finish my delicious meal and try to pay and that's when I get confronted by our waiter (and owner of the restaurant) that if I wanted a carne asada taco, I shouldn't have eaten the plate. I try to explain that I did point it out but he refuses the listen, and continues to berate me for a good five minutes on how wrong I was. Seriously... I was filled with red rage at this point. My husband steps in and backs up my story, and his wife says she will just charge the plate as a taco. That should have been the end of it, but he tells me how wrong I am even after I pay. So even after I have already paid, he literally tells me I'm wrong and the worst for another five minutes... I wanted to blow up but I didn't because you know, it's a restaurant. But he is literally the least professional person I have ever met in the restaurant industry. I just finished eating thirty minutes ago and I am still shaking in anger. It doesn't matter if the food is delicious if you are treated like a piece of garbage.

It's a shame this place is located on Dundas, with all the homeless and drug addicts all around…read more Having said that, we went in for a bite, and everything was delicious! I'd like to see them bring back the ribeye, it was delicious when we had it before. Service was great. We'd go back more often, but for the homeless and addicts hassle and lack of parking

I was disappointed! had really high hopes for this place but everything was kind of meh. the…read moreempanada was really good but the salad was confusing, too large, overdressed and just not very good. the chips and guac were fine, chips slightly too thick. the tacos honestly needed more flavor. I also had ordered two meat based tacos and I don't think there was enough meat in them. the tortilla was also quite thick. the cocktail was fun though. service was unremarkable. my biggest confusion was that the ambiance did not match the advertised photos on Google. where is that cute little backyard patio!? bring me there !! overall maybe a cute place if you just wanted drinks and to share light food with friends, but I wouldn't really come here for dinner again I don't think.