I did a carry out order and was greeted right away. Very laid back atmosphere. Not very crowded…read more Nice place to to sit and have a drink. Parking around the place is street only.

I had a yummy cubano which turned out so large that I ate half of it at the restaurant and ate the…read morerest of it over the next two days. My husband had mofongo con carne and tamarind both of which were new to him. Positive response.

This a small restaurant that provides big wonderful meals. I had the seafood soup, that was more of…read morea stew with generous amounts of shrimp, muscles, fish, and loaded the vegetables. My friend ordered steak with beans and rice along with salad and large roasted hot pepper. Service was very goo

El Salvador is a hidden gem in the Milwaukee area. If you want authentic Salvadorian food this is…read moreyour spot. The place is small and cozy, the staff is always friendly. The pupusas are delicious they are served with curtido and salsa salvadoreña. My favorite are pupusas de queso, asada or the chicharrón ones. I love to enjoy my pupusas with an ensalada de frutas (mixed fruit drink) I definitely recommend this spot you won't be disappointed.

I recommend this restaurant to everyone! Every time I go I have an exceptional experience. This is…read moretruly one of my favorite restaurants in Milwaukee. The menu features small plates meant for sharing among your table. I recommend asking your server for their favorites and going from there. Try a variety of dishes! You can't go wrong. The drink menu is on point. I personally love a bottle of wine for the table. Do not skip on their desserts! Delicious. The ambiance is classy but casual. Parking can be a little bit tricky in the area but never a big hassle.

La Merenda was on my list of places to check out and I finally had the chance! I made reservations…read moreat 7pm and was quickly seated, or server Inga was very patient and made a few suggestions for us as well. We started with the pink Guava Paloma and the Schilling Local Legends for our drinks. The Pink Guava Paloma tasting amazing and was strong. You were really able to taste the tequila but it wasn't un-drinkable. The Guava was a great blend with the drink and my friend wished he had gotten the same drink because of how good it tasted. The menu was divided up into three different sections; Field, Sea, and Pasture. They also had specials, as well. We tried to get a few items from each section to try different dishes. In the Field section, we tried the Truffle Potato Skins (WI). The potatoes skins were PILED onto the plate. They were more soft than crunchy but tasted amazing. I wasn't really able to taste the truffle but it was still good. In the Sea section, we tried the Sambal Goreng Udang (Indonesia). An Indonesian dish with white shrimp, sambal chili paste, mash potatoes, and coconut milk. Honestly, this was my favorite dish. It was creamy and the mashed potatoes paired so well with the sauce and the shrimp. It had a hint of spice, which elevated the experience for me personally, as I love spicy food. In the Pasture section, we tried the Beef Empanadas (Columbia) and Vietnamese Pork Belly Crepes (Vietnam). The Beef Empanadas came with four pieces and some green sauce. The outside was crunchy and not over fried, the inside was perfectly filled and moist. Would highly recommend it as it was amazing. The Vietnamese Pork Belly Crepes were a little disappointing. I was expecting them to come out like the traditional Vietnamese crepes, crispy outside with the pork belly and other fillings on the inside. Instead it was like an actual crepe mix. It was soft and honestly okay. It wasn't our favorite. As for the specials they were offering, we tried the Pork Tenderloin. The Pork Tenderloin was pretty good, not super dry. It was served on top of potatoes and tasted amazing. La Merenda has a very cozy atmosphere. Low lights and overall just a chill and quaint spot. I will definitely come back for more of the Sambal Goreng Udang and to try out some of their other plates!

Went for brunch on a Sunday, waiter was kind and let us move outside. Loved the all pink! Drink…read moreorder was wrong but quickly fixed, but our main meals came out about 15-20 minutes apart and was under seasoned and lukewarm. Check was handed to us before dessert were served and we had to ask for and wait and additional 15-20 minutes after paying the check for our dessert that was already paid for. Had multiple staff around chatting with one another and attending to the restaurant- seemed like other tables were having similar wait times. Ended up being an irritating outing.

I always love going to Movida because of the ambiance and how unique some of the items are. Their…read morepaella is delicious and true to how much it feeds as well. I would definitely recommend trying some of the apps as the cheeses they have are good. Service is fast and drinks are good as well. They have this cool drink that you get to drink from this unique container (forgot the name). One sad thing is that they don't have Jamon Croquettes anymore which was one of my favorite. Please bring them back! Definitely recommend this place. Outdoor decor is really pretty as well.

I love eating here. This food truck makes the best pupusas. Please make note the food here is…read morealways made to order. You are always getting fresh quality food. When I eat here I get one of every pupusas they have to offer, which are chicken, beans, cheese and pork. The food is very filling and you can easily go into a food coma after eating here. The most important thing about this food truck is the fact they are very clean and offer great service. This truck is the cleanest truck I have ever seen. I commend the owner and I will continue to support their cause.

While I've never seen this food truck before, I'm so glad that I got the opportunity to try their…read morePupusas. They were the supplier of the Pupusas for the first ever "Pupusa Festival" in Milwaukee at Kochansky's Concertina Bar. They had 3 selections: Frijole (Refried Beans), Queso (Cheese), and Revuelta (Bean, Cheese, and Pork). I remember the first time that I had tried Pupusas for the first time at El Salvador Restaurant. I was hanging out with some friends (some were from El Salvador) after we performed the La Rueda in the parade. They wanted me to try this restaurant since I had never had food from El Salvador. I had the Revuelta, which was filled with beans, queso, and steak and they were so delicious! However, this time at the food truck, the toppings were a bit different. The Cabbage and Salsa had some kick to it and were marinated in some kind of liquid. I'm not sure what it was, but I definitely enjoyed this difference. They had some Specialty Pupusas, but they didn't get around to making them because the crowd was very large and they wanted to supply the regular Pupusas first before selling the Specialty ones. I'll definitely try them when I see this food truck again. Overall, I enjoyed my Pupusas and will definitely eat at this food truck again to try some of their other Pupusa varieties!

For $17.95 the all you can eat buffet of Fried Cod Fish also featured baked Cod Fish and other food…read moreoptions as well. Arroz Gandules and pinto beans and chicken fajita and cheese enchiladas. There was also purple cabbage Cole slaw. The food was fresh and was very flavorful. My wife is from the Dominican Republic and is not easily impressed, but she was very pleased with the meal. My 8 year old ate for the price of $8.95. The Friday night fish fry starts at 5 Pm. If you arrive at 6:30 Pm they feature live music. Cafe El Sol Is located inside the UCC. The service was good from both the waiter and the cooking staff. Will definitely return again.

Finding Cafe El Sol is like a treasure hunt because it's in the basement of a community center…read more Trust me you won't be sad when you eat the food. We went for the Friday fish fry because we wanted something different. The only downside is that the buffet was the only available option. The options were plentiful and I really enjoyed how they prepared the fried cod. The breading was thin and had great flavor and was not bland. I think I got four pieces of fish! The rest of the buffet had some healthy options. There was as vegetable medley and rice, etc. You didn't feel like you were eating only fried things. They also had baked fish option but I didn't get to try it but my friends loved it! I definitely will be back for the fish fry buffet but want to try out their other options as well.

LOVE! It was Sunday…read moreevening, I needed dinner, and did not feel like cooking. For maximum choices (because I literally couldn't figure out what sounded good), I went down to Zocalo. While perusing the many food truck menus, I decided a chicken arepa sounded like just the thing. They have a QR code on their truck that makes ordering easy. I ordered a chicken arepa with jack cheese, garlic sauce, and sweet plantains. My gosh what a delight. The garlic sauce added the perfect punch to the shredded chicken and the sweet plantains offered a nice sweetness that gave it a balanced flavor that was just off the charts. The prices are reasonable (12ish dollars for an arepa) and the service was great. My arepa came out piping hot and delicious. Get to it!

Wonderful food truck Delicious food ! Nice food truck park!…read moreBe careful of the time. Trucks may close too soon. The service was fine. It's a food park with benches and tables . Nice outdoor atmosphere .

One of the best margaritas…read more Spicy and delicious and outstanding dining selections Need to come back again

Nice cozy area to grab food, drinks and dessert with a full service bar as well…read more I really enjoyed the blueberry mojito and prickly pear mule from the main bar. For food I got Nadi Plates pizza and Sap Sap fried rice and finished with Isa's ice cream.