Excellent food and service. Great atmosphere and some really good wall art. If you love Latin food…read morethen this is a place to try.

My boyfriend is an American quadriplegic who uses a power wheelchair, and I'm Colombian. We're…read morevisiting from Florida, and we were so excited to find a Colombian restaurant here. The restaurant itself is really cute, clean, and has plenty of parking. Unfortunately, our experience started off on the wrong foot because the automatic handicap door button was broken. My boyfriend stood outside for several minutes trying to get it to work so he and his service dog could get inside. It was close to 100° outside, so that was really frustrating. I was still getting things out of the car and had no idea he was stuck outside because I never imagined something that important would be out of service. Eventually, an employee came over and opened the door for us. Our server was very friendly and attentive, so no complaints there. We ordered the morcilla with arepitas and an arepa with shredded beef, chicharrón, and chorizo. The morcilla was a disappointment. It was dry and mostly tasted like rice. My boyfriend has had morcilla at other Colombian restaurants before, and they usually have a much richer filling with meat and seasoning. This one just fell flat. My arepa was okay, but it really needed something. No cheese, no butter, no sauce, not even hogao. The shredded beef was dry, the chicharrón was chewy, and the chorizo was decent. Overall, it just lacked flavor. As we say in Colombia... it needed more sabor and a little more love. The passion fruit juice was really good, though. Overall, I'd give the food a 3/10.

Stopped driving home from Greenville and they had amazing reviews but it just wasn't it for us…read more I ordered 2 beef empanadas and 2 cheese. I received chicken and maybe (?) beef, hubby thought it was very pork like but the menu doesn't have pork and I think it was the vegan empanadas. They were good, but not what we ordered. Hubby got the skewers with rice, wonderful. My food never came, when I asked they told me I didnt order it and I had to insist I did, and then they told me it will be right out. I ate the empanadas with hubby, hubby ate is skewers,rice, and potato, my food was still nowhere to be seen. At that point I asked for a refund, they told me my food wasn't ready, and I said I know, I'm done here and would like a refund which they gave to me in cash. It was an hour from ordering to me asking for a refund. What we had was good but 1) I wouldn't recommend for someone with allergies or food restrictions, 2) it took awhile to get the food The woman at the front was very sweet but I was disappointed because several people on TikTok recommended it, and the reviews are exceptional.

My wife and I tried Latin Flavorz at their new location at 870 E. Suber Road, Greer, SC…read more That's the front side of the Lowe's Food shopping center shared with Lieu's Chinese Bistro, Voila French Cafe, and Nixtamal Mexican Kitchen. Basically, across the street from Riverside High School. Latin Flavorz is billed as "fast casual." It was! We got there at 11 am for lunch (see that menu below). We'll have to come back to try the breakfast menu. It appears to feature a lot of egg dishes with fiesta potatoes and chorizo. My wife was encouraged to try it by some work colleagues who promised "the best burger in Greenville" and we had to try the pandebono (which we didn't try this time). My wife tried the Beef Burger which was a very thick and tasty patty on a sesame seed bun. Served with lettuce, tomato, caramelized onions, crispy bacon, two melted cheeses, potato stix, and the Latin Flavorz in-house condiments. It was served very hot and juicy. It was big enough for us to split. It's $14.99. She made it a combo (fountain drink and fries) for another $5.99. I tried the skewers: one beef and one chicken. The steak was perfectly cooked, a decent portion, had a good flavor. The chicken was also prepared well, served hot, and had a good seasoning. Mine was served with a couple of small, roasted potatoes and spicy guacamole. $13.99. I added the House Rice for $2.99 and a fountain drink (I think about $3.) I gave my date a chunk of the steak and a chunk of the chicken in exchange for a third of the burger. "Flavorz" for sure. Nothing was bland. Lots of Colombian and Venezuelan influences here. The smells from the kitchen were making my mouth water as soon as we walked up to the counter to get our menus. After ordering, you're given one of those electronic pucks to know when your food is ready. When buzzed, you return to the counter to fetch your food. Since it was a counter-service set-up, we only had dealings with the gentleman at the register. He was friendly. The atmosphere features a hand-painted mural on one wall and painted concrete floor. All nicely done. They spent some money on the menus which are well-designed with colorful, enticing photos. Several of the dishes look to be a work of art. Being a brand-new venue (opened the week of Christmas 2025), it was immaculate and spacious. By the time we left, the lunch crowd was hopping! Outside the restaurant is a good number of parking spaces, except when the fitness spot next door is busy. But across the lane are a few hundred spots as part of the whole shopping center. With tax and tip, it was almost $50. So, more of a special occasion place for a lunch. regular and jumbo hot dog both featuring caramelized onions, bacon, cheese, and potato stix with their in-house condiments. Their taco offerings: birria, tacorritos (beef, chicken, mixed), and street tacos (beef, chicken, and mixed). Quesdillas (beef, chicken, or cheese). And a Quesa-birria. If you like plantains, they have a deep-fried option with beef, chicken, and mixed. All topped with their specialty garlic sauce and pink sauce. An up-and-coming fare favorite to Greenville: Arepas--corn meal patties. You can get two per order (beef, chicken, mixed, or plain). All filled with cheese and topped with the garlic sauce and pink sauce. The dual skewers come with roasted potatoes and spicy guacamole. (Beef, chicken, or mixed.) Latin Flavorz also offers some interesting looking fusion items: Super Salchipapa with is a bowl of crispy fires, fried sausage, plantain bits, with melted cheese, garlic sauce, pink sauce, and spicy guac. You can add pineapple for 99-cents. Sweet plantains with cheese: a bowl of plantain wedges, deep fried with melted cheese. Chori-papas: a plate of crispy French fries, yellow potatoes, and Colombian Chorizo slices, topped with the garlic sauce and pink sauce. Garlic Shrimp: good sized shrimp covered in garlic ajillo sauce, served with white rice, lettuce, and slices of fried plantains. The Pikada for Two is a large plate of crispy fries, with chorizo and Blood Sausage, beef, chicken, fried plantain (tostones), fried yellow potatoes (papa criolla), with wedges of lime and tomato. Spicy aji and pink sauce on the side. Sweet plantain and cheese rolls, deep fried, four per order. Salchipapaas, crispy fries, fried sausage, drizzled with garlic sauce and pink sauce. The House Salad is mixed green lettuce, tomatoes, pecans, sunflower seeds, and dried cranberries with their signature honey mustard dressing.

Very nice staff The food was authentic…read more The place was clean and festive We would return to try other menu items

Yummy ymymum I turned all my food into spaghetti yum yum yum very good food!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

We saw this place while visiting Wicked Weed across the street. After seeing the amazing Yelp…read morereviews we decided to return a few days later and try it out. I ordered the Pork Arepa and Yuka Fries. The food was delicious - fresh, very flavorful and well balanced. The staff was friendly and did not act annoyed at us for bringing kids along. They even came out and offered us a high chair. Even though the restaurant is small, they had ample outdoor seating as well. We enjoyed our lunch immensely! When we return to the area, we'll have to come back and try more from the menu.

I had high hopes based on the reviews for Little Chango but my order of the chicken arepa fell…read moreshort. It lacked flavor and salt, so much so, that I had to put a bunch of different sauces (from another restaurant) on it to finish it. My boyfriend got the lunch platter with the pork, and had zero complaints. Overall, I can't recommend based on my experience with the chicken arepa but if we're going off my boyfriend's then it's solid.

After a disappointing experience elsewhere, my family and I were still craving authentic Colombian…read morefood. There was only one place we knew would deliver. Cositas Ricas. This has been my Dad, Rodrigo Pineda's, favorite Colombian restaurant for years and after this visit, I completely understand why. From the moment we walked in, my family were greeted with smiles and genuine hospitality. The atmosphere immediately felt warm and welcoming, and after the day we'd had, that meant just as much as the food itself. And the food... Absolutely delicious. Everything tasted fresh, authentic, and made with care. As a proud Colombian, that's exactly what I was hoping to share with my wife and our daughters. Good food has a way of bringing people together, and that's exactly what happened here. One thing I also love is that Cositas Ricas is more than just a restaurant--it's a bakery too. Before we left, we picked up some fresh Colombian bread to take home, which was the perfect ending to the meal. One thing to know before you go: they don't have fountain drinks. Beverages are sold individually by the can or bottle. That may be a small drawback if you're used to free refills, but it's pretty common at many authentic Colombian restaurants, so it wasn't a surprise to us. This wasn't just dinner. It reminded me of why I'm so proud of my Colombian heritage. The food, the friendliness, and the hospitality all reflected the culture I grew up loving. We ended up spending the $200 we had originally planned to spend elsewhere, and I don't regret it for a second. If you're looking for authentic Colombian food served by people who make you feel genuinely welcome, Cositas Ricas is absolutely worth the visit. We'll definitely be back.

We, wife and I have been twice, but the food is like a totally new thing. Not mexican, but a mix…read moreof things give it a unique experience. Like having lunch in Colombia. I'll go back. Plaintains, a different kind of homemade hot sauce, beans, avacado, breakfast steak and a fried egg, sausage all on one plate! And a bakery! You won't leave hungry. There are pictures on the menu if Spanish isn't your thing, but don't worry. I've spent a lot more and been way less satisfied, (Greenvile has it's share of that) so yeah. 5 stars.

After seeing several Instagram posts raving about this restaurant and being new to South Carolina,…read morewe decided to give it a try. Unfortunately, it was a major letdown from the start. The exterior looked rundown, and inside, many tables were still covered in dirty dishes, with flies circling around. Despite the initial red flags, we decided to stay and give the food a chance. When we received the menu, none of the dishes had prices listed. I asked the server for a menu with pricing, but she just laughed and said none of their menus had prices, and if I wanted to know, I'd have to ask her directly. This was off-putting, but we ordered a mix of Colombian and Mexican dishes: lengua criolla, milanesa de pollo, a burrito, and a chicken quesadilla. When the food arrived, things went from bad to worse. The burrito was smothered in a thick sauce they claimed was cheese, but it clearly wasn't. The quesadilla had an odd, almost liquid cheese with no flavor. The lengua was passable, but the accompanying salad was soggy and tasted off. Wanting to avoid further complaints, I simply asked for the burrito to be remade without the sauce. The server refused, saying that's just how they made it and couldn't accommodate the request. As someone who is 100% Colombian and has lived in Mexico and California, I can confidently say the "Mexican" food here was not authentic and tasted terrible. When I asked to remove the uneaten burrito from the bill, the server seemed visibly irritated but agreed. While my wife and I finished most of our food, our kids couldn't eat theirs. To top it off, the server never brought the bill to the table, so I had to go to the counter, where she simply gave me a total without a proper receipt. I ended up paying $97 for a meal that wasn't worth half that. It's disappointing to leave this kind of review, but there are far better Colombian restaurant options in Greenville, Mauldin, and nearby areas. I strongly recommend staying away from this place--especially the so-called "Mexican" menu.

This is a Colombian/Mexican restaurant that is pretty good. For Greenville, SC it is good. It is…read morenot the best Columbian food I've ever had, but it is good. We both had the Bandeja Paisa with no rice and double beans. The beans were the best part. The steak was a little chewy for my taste, but the salsa they have for it was really good. It wasn't super hot, but had a good kick and taste that complimented the steak very well. The chicharrón was also crispy and went well with the beans. The sausage was really good and went well with the plátano maduro. Overall, a good place for those that enjoy Columbian food in Greenville, SC.

Big No. We visited on the night of a car show, and they were…read moreoperating with a limited menu -- which would have been fine if it hadn't been so confusing. The options were quickly listed out loud, and there were no physical or printed menus to refer back to. I was even served a Dr Pepper that was past its expiration date. The server didn't seem to know the prices of anything and was dismissive when we asked questions. The explanation was that the car show caused the limited setup, but since these events happen regularly, it seems reasonable to expect a simple printed limited menu by now. Once our food arrived, no one checked on us again -- not a single refill or follow-up. We also had kids with us, and none of the lids fit their cups properly, which made things messy and frustrating. The food itself was decent, but overall the experience was disappointing. There are definitely better places nearby that offer more organization, better service, and attention to customers.

After an incredible experience at Sacha's Cafe downtown, we were hoping to find another great…read moreColombian restaurant in Taylors. Sad to say, this place missed almost every single thing that I look for in a restaurant. We came in and were seated quickly, which was nice. The staff weren't overly friendly, in fact, seemed standoffish. This didn't bother me, so we sat down and ordered a couple of drinks. Their margarita was pretty much a glass of sour mix. I asked our waiter if I could have a slice of fresh jalapeño for my margarita and he actually told me no. Not sure how that works, as fresh jalepenos appear on a number of menu items.The bottle of beer was nice and cold, however it's kind of hard to mess that up. As an appetizer we ordered bean dip & chips, which was more or less a bean purée with a little bit of melted cheese added. Not impressive. My wife ordered chicken fajitas, which we both tried, and both agreed there wasn't anything special about them. For myself, I ordered the Colombian hamburger, the "hamburgerusa" or something to that effect. It featured some unique flavors but overall failed to impress me. One thing that really irritated me was that it was like pulling teeth to get our waiter to bring us anything, from glasses of water, to a plate for my wife's fajitas. The whole refusing to add a slice of jalapeño to my margarita really made me bump this place down from the two stars I was planning to rate this place down to the one star it gets now. That just really rubbed me the wrong way. I'd stay away if I were you. I know we definitely won't come back.

I know this is likely a chafing dish kind of restaurant. I should have assumed that before I came…read morein. This meal was DRY! The corn cake was dry. The chicken was dry. I had to really smother it in one of their sauces. The ambience is nice. The music is nice and at a comfortable volume. Service is responsive. I'd eat here again, but only to try something different and give them a chance to redeem themselves. Don't not try this place. Just don't order anything with shredded chicken or their corn cakes (arrepa) If I had a suggestion it would be to have a "tasting day" to get some outside people, non Dominicans, to give them feedback.

First time at Las Delicias! The food and service was…read morewonderful! Will be back to taste more items.