Setting aside the confusing or humorous signage, the Olympic Deli is awesome! There are many…read moreoptions in the steaming trays to pick from and many more on the menu. The staff is very proud and happy to be working here. The food is absolutely delicious! Awesome. I was starving headed back to Boston from Court and stopped at the first place I saw before the highway. File under lucky break.

Worse place to eat food and the service is horrible and disgusting!!! The employees was cussing in…read morefront of children and talking in very inappropriate language!! The cook doesn't wash his hands but touches everything while making sandwich! Ask for refund and they denied me!I would give 0 stars but had to press one never go here!!!

Fresh, delicious food and friendly service! Large seating area is good for big groups.read more

Heard from a friend that this place was open. Since it's in my neighborhood, I decided to try it…read morefor lunch. Okay, I picked up lunch and enough for dinner, too. I chose the pernil (pork) with yellow rice, fried plantains, a couple chicken and pork empañadas, and couple potato balls. (Yea... I'm HUNGRY and greedy). Took my order to go and am sitting in the hairdresser's stuffing my face. It's good. The empañadas are nice and crisp with tasty meat filling. The potato balls are quite big. I haven't gotten to the actual meal yet... still stuffing my face with round one. I'll come back later to update.

I like Latino's Kitchen food, but the heat there is unbearable. I was there today and it was…read more90-100 degrees and the employees looked dehydrated, tired, and strained. They shouldn't have to go through that. The food can't be healthy with such heat. Please, owner of Latino's kitchen...put in air conditioners to improve the working conditions of your workers and the place for customers.

Bland, greasy tasteless pulled pork. The day a good Spanish restaurant opens in Springfield they…read morewon't be able to keep up with demand. It amazes me how many bad Spanish restaurants there are in Springfield.

Location: Walnut street SPFLD MA, easy to spot Customer…read moreService: Friendly and courteous Taste: Very good, authentic Presentation of food: Very pleasing to the eyes Portions: Large portions for the price Cleanliness of the establishment: Average. Good thing is you can see how your food is dealt with. Affordability: Under 13 USD Extras: They care about how you are served Ambience: Small restaurant, always full. Best to order in advance and pick up. Do I recommend you go there? absolutely, order out!!

service is terrible, a non Spanish customer in front of me asked for a number 4 on the menu screen,…read moreand the lady had no clue what it was, a cook from the back had to come and tell the server they don't serve that menu anymore, after the lady proceeds to make a comment In Spanish as the customer did not want to order anything more. Food is great but don't come here if your looking for an experience, this here is just a get it and go, feels like a cash grab

very delicious quesadillas, desserts, and aguas frescas!…read more you can find a lot of mexican food here that's other food trucks don't have

Their hours are very false. I've shown up more than 2 hours before they were supposed to close…read more Every time, they were closed. Do not support them.

A Place That Feels Like Home…read more Some restaurants are worth visiting because of the food. Others are worth visiting because of the people. Hola Restaurant is one of the rare places that gives you both since the moment you walk in. I first discovered Hola about 4 years ago when I was working near Island Pond. Every Friday, my coworkers and I looked forward to ordering from there. We'd all pitch in for breakfast or lunch, and my boss would pick up our order. It quickly became our Friday tradition, and honestly, it was always the highlight of the workweek. Over the years, Hola has become much more than just a restaurant to me. I've trusted them to cater my baby shower and my son's birthday, and every single time they exceeded my expectations. Whenever friends or family come to visit, Hola is one of the first places I take them because I know they'll leave impressed, not just by the food, but by the experience. The food is consistently fresh, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. No matter what we order, it never disappoints. Even now, living about 40 minutes away, I still make the drive because it's simply that good. What truly sets Hola apart, though, is the people. The woman who cooks is one of the sweetest, most loving people you'll ever meet, and the staff makes you feel like you're walking into a family member's home rather than a restaurant. They remember your name, they remember your family, and they genuinely ask how everyone is doing. Those little moments mean so much because they make you feel seen, appreciated, and welcomed every single time you walk through the door. In today's world, it's becoming harder to find places that combine amazing food with genuine hospitality. Hola Restaurant has mastered both. Unfortunately, I don't have any pictures to share because the food usually disappears before I even think about taking one! But trust me when I say this place is worth every single penny. If you're anywhere near Springfield or even if you're not, make the trip. I promise you won't regret it. For me, it's not just a restaurant anymore. It's a place that feels like home, and I'll continue recommending it to everyone I know. Highly, highly recommended.

I will admit it's a little bit of time since I reviewed a place but this is a day you don't feel…read morelike doing anything/going anywhere & just getting something for yourself & enjoying yourself as well & this case was such & this place I selected. I had a Chicarrom de Polo (no bones) with yellow/Spanish rice & black beans & a Costello a BBQ rids with white rice and black beans & overall impressive (photos will accompany) & this is an interesting Spanish style restaurant (I only wish whereabouts the cuisine is representing due to numerous areas) and best $38 spent.

$10 meal, rice tasted very weird, like it's been burnt and they saved the remaining, meat was wayyy…read moretoo salty. The lady put broth on top of rice (which is normal in our culture, I'm Cuban , but they put so much salt that it was inedible) Very small portions! Been to other Latino restaurants that's double of this! Horrible experience.

Now named "Borinquen & Quisqueya"…read more The food here is authentic Latino. The owner is Dominican and his wife Puerto Rican. There were a lot of freshly prepared dishes food to choose from at the counter. While I was there, they brought out a few more dishes I would have liked to try. This is a neighborhood restaurant with no frills. Don't expect a maître d' or any real ambiance. The food is worth stopping for...

Mind you the place has been apparently open for two weeks or so & it's in a soft opening process…read morehowever from what I experienced my gut tells me it will be also one of the staples of Downtown Springfield. I dined at the bar & had marinated steak tips with yellow rice & soft plantain (oh yeah photos will accompany). I think this one has a good chance in the area plus it's got a good stocked bar/soft drink selection & you are getting in the island of Puerto Rico in the heart of Springfield & also not far from MGM Springfield (if you're looking for a change of food options in the city & little tired of the casino food (don't misunderstand this MGM)).

We ate at their Main Street location. Carla was our server, and we were a big group. She was very…read moreattentive and sweet. The food was delicious and the drinks even better. We went back for dinner and drinks the same day. Highly recommend.