It has been forever since I last reviewed this spot. It is still a small family restaurant, so if…read moreyou bring in a larger group, reservations are encouraged and a bit of patience, since there isn't a whole lot of staff. The food is absolutely delicious. I personally love their pork dishes and the beef empanada for an appetizer. The moro rice as well as the yellow rice are both so tasty. I prefer the sweet plantains over the tostones, but that's just my preference. And don't forget to indulge in a dessert or maybe a Cuban coffee after your meal. I tend to bring my foodie group here regularly and while they are a picky bunch, I have not heard any complaints about the food here. The prices are still very reasonable and the service friendly.

Edit: ALSO how absurd is it that they tried giving us our Yucca WITHOUT mojo. If youre cuban you…read moreknow you do not eat boiled Yucca without mojo (unless you just dont like it which is crazy) and when we asked if it came with it she said "well i mean.. i can add it on the side for yall" like as if its not the usual/it was an inconvenience. The food was edible. The people serving and making the food are not Cuban and have a really hostile attitude. We were immediately seated and our food came out rather quick (15-20) minutes after placing the order. The lady the entire time was almost rushing us and trying to get us to order more than what we wanted. The food was hot but did not have a fresh/authentic taste coming from a Cuban.. At the end of it we were overall satisfied with our food and were paying when the lady took the paying machine from my husband insisting he tipped %15. He was tipping a custom amount to make the amount even but she said it was usual for people to leave %15. He asked if it was obligation to select the %15 option or if he could put the custom amount he wanted and she said he could put whatever but people usually put %15.. My husband then paid no mind to it because she was just confused probably thinking he was going to pay less than %15 percent. She then grabbed the machine and his card and said "No. Don't. It doesn't matter," had him pay, and stormed back into the kitchen saying "Next time i will put it in there myself." There wont be a next time, at least not from us. I was very disappointed with the service at this restaurant.

Really enjoyed it here! The plaza looks like there's not much going on but the restaurant is pretty…read morespacious. The service was very easygoing and not busy for Saturday lunch so me and my friend yapped for 3 hours Tiradito 8.5/10 Tangy creamy sauce with like spiced crunchy corn/pine nuts? The texture surprised me at first but I like the flavor Pasta huancaina 9/10 It tastes so familiar but also different at the same time. The sweetness and savoriness of the soy sauce and oyster sauce (I think) makes it so good Torta norteño 8.5/10 Cozy chili taste, mildly sweet and savory Pear pound cake 8/10 Not as fruity as I was expecting, more nutty but still yummy

The ambiance is a bit minimalist but you may like that. This isn't your standard bowl of chips and…read moresalsa on every table with a margarita machine going in the corner. The food was very good, but the menu wasn't your standard burritos, carne asada, etc. We had some open face tacos with ribeye and chorizo sausage. GREAT! There was also some salsa macha on the table and we dipped our sourdough slices in that. REAL ZIPPY and good. I bought a jar to take home. The owner was super friendly and happy to share any info about the dishes. I would be happy to come back and try some new things.

The food is absolutely delicious at La Guanaquita. We stopped far a quick lunch yesterday. They…read moreserve mostly Salvadoran food but also other Latin foods. They were busy at lunch with eat-in and carry-out orders. The parking lot was full. But we're we're able to get a table for two. When we came in, they called out their English speaking server, Karla. Karla was supper friendly and attentive. I had two of their special pupusas. They were served with limes, sauce and curcido, which is a spicy marinated cabbage mix. The shrimp pupusas is stuffed with bits of shrimp mixed with a generous amount of creamy cheese. The chicken pupusas was filled with a lot of chicken and small amount of cheese. Both pupusas were excellent. I also had a chicken taco, which was a pretty standard Street taco. The chicken was moist and yummy. The restaurant and parking lot could use some love. The dining room could use a coat of fresh paint and have ceiling tiles repaired. The parking lot needs to have potholes fixed and could use some lines. That said, I'd come back in a heartbeat. The food is that good.

Yes! Sad that we are just now discovering this 38th Street treasure but looking forward to future…read morevisits with our kiddos in tow. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. Our visit was during the 8am breakfast scene and we enjoyed a feast of pupusas, curtido, beans, yucca, plantains and chicharrones. All were hearty and delicious. The space is full of natural light and welcoming. We noticed that you can order fresh smoothies thanks to their partnership with the juice/ice cream shop next door (or possibly owned by the same folks?). The staff was also incredibly friendly and we loved the opportunity to only speak Spanish during our visit. Can't wait for our next visit!

So glad to have found this great pupuseria! Nice variety of menu at reasonable prices and tasty…read morepupusas! I arrived there at night and for a second they were closed because their restaurant name sign was not lit, but they did have the "open" sign lit so I went inside. They have very minimal decorations inside- no music, just a TV on really loud. But many times this type of places are a hit than a miss! (Based on my experience) I ordered a few pupusas and tacos to go and was told the food would be ready in 10 minutes- however it took 35 minutes. it's okay if they are busy but I think they could have just told me at one point it would take much longer than expected. There seemed to be just two people working there. There was someone who was waiting longer than I was. It was very cold inside which did not help when I was waiting for so long. I was disappointed with the wait time, however the pupusas were amazing. The hot sauce and slaw(?) that came with them were great too. I especially liked the one with chicken and cheese. In the future I will always call ahead of time to place an order rather than waiting there, and I advise everyone to do so.

La comida es muy deliciosa el servicio muy bueno pero el dueño tiene que poner más esfuerzo en su…read morenegocio. No tiene aire acondicionado y es imposible comer ahí adentro. Puso tres ventiladores y no es suficiente para el lugar tan grande. Tengo un año viniendo y siempre es lo mismo mucho calor

An incredible find! I was nearby at the Garden nursery, and got out of an event famished. I looked…read morefor the closest option and came upon this pupuseria. I stopped in at an "off" time for lunch, so I had the place to myself at first. Having never had a pupusa before, I asked for recommendations on what to try and they recommended two pupusa was plenty for lunch, three if I was extremely hungry. Not sure if I would like it, I selected one pupusa with steak and cheese and then two street tacos. I watched some European football while waiting and the food came out hot and fresh. Holy smokes, the pupusa was absolutely incredible! One of the best things I've had in a long time. The tacos were great as well, and the table had a couple of sauces to try. My order also came with a vinegar slaw that was great. By the time I was finishing up, there were three more tables full as they were ramping up for early bird dinner. I will absolutely be back.

The food was phenomenal and the service was very fast and willing to answer any questions about the…read moremenu if necessary. The ambiance was very cozy and the vibe is very pleasant and friendly. Highly recommend!

El Pollo frito una delicia, las tajadas DEBEN de freirlas mas o cortarlas mas delgadas…read more Las BALEADAS regular no muy buenas. Como todo restaurante Latino ( en su mayoria) mucho desorden y no muy limpio. The fried chicken is delicious, the banana slices MUST be fried more or cut thinner. The BALEADA are not very good. Like every Latino restaurant (mostly) a lot of mess and not very clean.

This place is a scam, I ordered 5 baleadas, I paíd $35(includes tip) they all looked like this, it…read morelooks like like someone wiped their butt with it, rolled it up and put in tim foiled and called it food. As a Honduran I am disappointed. Go to La Ceiba on Rockville, 10 times better than this trash

Sí, Antojitos Puebla es un restaurante familiar. El propietario lo describe como un lugar que da la…read morebienvenida a las familias y ofrece un menú con platos tradicionales mexicanos. No tienen un área de juegos para niños o servicios especiales para niños en la lista, pero el ambiente informal y la variedad de menús lo hacen adecuado para familias.

Wow!! This spot just hit a little different, n in such a good way!! Sad to see it was really dead…read morebut hey! I hope with this post it gets more visits! The staff was amazing, food, WOW!! Phenomenal! The consomé n the Birria Quesadilla OUT OF THIS WORLD!! you can chose the 3 corn tortillas or the Handmade Flour tortilla with Birria n the consomé on the side which is what I had, The sopes are massive!! N super scrumptious!! Without a doubt, one the best family owned mom N pop shop!

All I'm going to say... if you don't order at least one Birria empanada and pour a bit of beef…read moreconsome juice into it, you are denying yourself one of life's simplest pleasures. I haven't ordered a burger yet but they do look good and smell amazing.

If it's good enough for Triple D (Diners, Drive-In's, and Dives), it's more than good enough for…read moreyou and me. I drove by here all the time and then heard it was featured on Diners, Drive-In's, and Dives. I had been curious to try it out for a while now and I finally logged a couple visits. At the moment, they're only open for the drive through and curbside pickup while they're under construction to introduce indoor seating. I suppose I'll have to visit again to be able to rate the ambiance. I've had friendly interactions with both times I came. One time, I had the food brought out to my car, while the other time I had to drive back around to pick up my order. Both times, I got the empanada combo and that was well worth it! For $17 you get three empanadas, some churros and Dulce de leche, and house made kettle chips. I'll rank my favorite empanadas in order: Oreo cheesecake (oh yeah, you read that right!) Birria Argentine chorizo Creamy chicken S'mores Cheesy pineapple bacon These are all great. This was a hard list to make. I would definitely recommend all of them if you have the chance to order more. I also want to try all the empanadas on their menu eventually. The kettle chips are on the less salty side, which I prefer. I think they have a hint of sweetness to them. The churros... on their own they're pretty decent but the Dulce included? Next level. I always save my leftover Dulce to find something else to dip in it. How I have leftover is beyond me but I won't complain! Overall, I think Che Chori has a pretty expansive menu, considering that empanadas, burgers, and pizza are very different things. I'm not sure how the others stack up, but I will definitely be back for the rest of the empanadas!