Casa Vieja delivers a cozy home style Colombian dining experience. You instantly get that…read moreneighborhood feel that's authentic and inviting. I ordered the chuleta de pollo that was extra crispy on the outside and tender inside. The rice was fluffy, the salad fresh, and the beans flavorful. Everything tasted homemade, comforting, and was served hot. Portions are generous and prices are fair, which makes it even better. The staff was kind and attentive even during a busy rush.

Eat here if you want really good and authentic Colombian food…read more Had the papas criolla to start and as a main course the carne asada. The steak was so big that it lasted me for the next day lunch. They also serve really fast. They have an adjoining supermarket where you can buy Colombian trea

If you're looking for a cozy lil place with ambiance with delicious food and affordable prices look…read moreno further! Coming from New York it's more common to see Colombian restaurants but even there this one would be very popular --shocked to find this in random little Doraville! They give you such good portions too. You won't leave here hungry! Be sure to ask for the special of the day!

This restaurant is in shockingly poor condition. The moment we walked in, we were hit with a strong…read moremoldy smell that was so overwhelming we turned around and left immediately. We were there on Saturday with small children and never even stayed long enough to order food because the odor was that bad. I used to visit this restaurant years ago and had already noticed signs of decline, but this latest visit made it clear that the conditions have become significantly worse. The bathrooms were dirty, with broken fixtures and obvious signs of neglect. The entire place looks outdated and poorly maintained, as if renovations and upkeep have been ignored for years. The strong smell of mold throughout the building was alarming and made us question the overall condition of the property. It is difficult to understand how a restaurant can operate while allowing customers to be exposed to such an unpleasant and toxic environment. It's disappointing because we love colombian food. Sadly, it now appears that providing clean, safe, and quality facilities is not a priority. We left immediately and chose not to eat there. I cannot recommend this restaurant to anyone, especially families with young children.

Sabor Dominicano is hands-down one of the most authentic and heartwarming dining experiences I've…read morehad in a while! From the moment you walk in, it feels like you've stepped right into your mom's kitchen ...the smells, the flavors, the warmth of the staff ...everything feels like home. The food is absolutely incredible rich, flavorful, and made with love in every bite. You can truly taste the authenticity in every dish, from the perfectly seasoned rice and beans to the tender meats and mouthwatering plantains. It's comfort food in its purest form, and it brought back so many memories of home-cooked meals and family gatherings. If you're craving real Dominican flavor, this is the place. Sabor Dominicano doesn't just serve food...it serves nostalgia, comfort, and love on a plate. Highly recommend!

Small restaurant on Buford Hwy. I went to get lunch carry out and ordered off the buffet. They have…read moreplenty of chicken and other meat options as well as Dominican soup called Sancocho that is served on Saturdays only. The restaurant is very clean and give gracious portions. The food is so flavorful and inexpensive.

y'all know damn well this place is NOT good they over charge you for more my meal was $24 and my…read moreboyfriend was $16 which is $40 and they charged us $64 idk where the rest of the money came from but they over charge you like hell i do not recommend this place either way nobody goes to it once again because of the prices .

We came here for lunch on a Friday because we were in the mood for pupusas. We found this place on…read moreYelp and was not disappointed. It is a full on sit down restaurant and given it was a late lunch, there were not a lot of people in there. Parking was easy right out front in their shared lot with the strip mall they are in. The menu has lots of other items besides papusas, but we were laser focused! They had a bunch of filling options, including combinations of cheese, pork, chicken, and beans. I'm sure they would make a custom one for you. You get complimentary chips and salsa and the salsa is very good, along with the sauce they give you for the pupusas. It is not very bold or spicy, but goes perfectly!

Whoops! This is an overdue review from December…read more Xela Pan Cafe is a Guatemalan restaurant/bakery/convenience store on Buford Hwy in Doraville. Just a quick warning that, depending on which employee helps customers, there may be a slight issue with their understanding of English. They absolutely speak and understand Spanish. Xela Pan Cafe is in a small strip mall that is next to the strip mall where Kung Fu Tea is located. There is limited parking in front of the storefronts. This small business is made up of a restaurant, a bakery and a convenience store all run by the same employees. The convenience store sells a lot of seemingly random items, just about all in glass display cases. I noticed a lot of things to help with digestion and upset stomach, and hoped that this wasn't an indication of their food (Thankfully, it turned out that it wasn't!). The bakery items were in a separate area of display cases, but customers are free to self-serve themselves by using a tray to place whatever they choose, using either tongs or disposable gloves (I can't remember which they use) to take the items out of the cases. R and I came here for breakfast on a Sunday morning just before 9 am. There is an order counter, but that's for customers who are ordering items to go. Once the employees found out that we were going to eat breakfast inside the restaurant, we were told to seat ourselves and an employee would be by soon with menus. The restaurant area contains mostly booths, with some tables and chairs in an area between the order counter, convenience store and bakery areas. A very helpful and knowledgeable server came by our table, bringing a couple of glasses of water and menus. For a small restaurant, there were many items on the menu. We both ordered the scrambled eggs, rice, black beans, plantains and cheese. We didn't wait very long, in spite of other customers lined up at the counter to order takeout meals. The scrambled eggs with tomato and onion in them tasted a little bland, but I dressed it up with some bottled red hot sauce that was on the table. The plain tasting white rice, which had peas, carrots and corn in it, was pressed into a heart shape. The black beans in its watery sauce were very good. The plantains were cooked to a perfect firmness, and had a perfectly matching natural sweetness to them. The small block of slightly salty cheese also had a nice firmness to it. The price for each meal was very reasonable. Overall, this was a good dining experience.

This is probably the best Guatemalan food inside the perimeter of Atlanta. When you walk in, they…read morehave a lot of typical Guatemalan things hanging up, and the menu has many of the typical dishes you would find in Guatemala. There are certain things they make better than others. For instance, the chuchitos are pretty good! The Pepian that I ordered didn't really taste like Pepian, but more like a guisado. It was still pretty good, it just wasn't Pepian haha ! They have traditional drinks and they even have pan francés! The Guatemalan snacks they have are very convenient when you have antojos! I would say the service is pretty friendly and the ambiance is pretty authentic! We have been here several times and will definitely return!

As a lover of Latin food, I had to check out this place! The food is absolutely delicious and the…read moreportions are generous. I came here with my Colombian friend that helped me pick the best options so I could get a variety of items that she rated top notch. I love hotdogs and had to get the Colombian version of one. It's one of the most unique hotdogs I've ever had. It's topped off with garlic sauce, pink sauce, pineapple marmalade, crushed chips, mozzarella, and a boiled quail egg. Omg it's one of the BEST I've ever had! I died and went to culinary heaven. Trust me get one! We also ordered the empanadas, which were just as good. Among the other items we ordered we got a cheese and ham arepa, as well as the bandeja paisa. No complaints here but just praises as the food was savory and scrumptious! They do have a full bar with a variety of drinks to choose from as well as Colombian beers. I was too full to indulge on the desserts but the dessert bar was esthetically pleasing and smelled incredible! The service is great, very attentive. The restaurant gave a homey and cozy vibes. Dress code is casual. They do have complimentary parking. I am definitely coming back to enjoy and try more of the exotic plates they offer. It's not often you see Colombian cuisine, worth a visit!

Service is quick and friendly, delicious menu to explore - was there for late breakfast. Sancocho…read more(stew) with yuca and fat kernels corn, corn cakes (so good!), scrambled eggs with tomatoes and definitely request the hot sauce, currently special plantain menu, rice and beans yummy. Pastries, Colombian hot chocolate, juices.

We came today for lunch for the first time because normally we go for dinner. The lunch specials…read morewere delicious as always but so much food for lunch. We got the skirt steaks and grouper and both were delicious. I like the white rice and plantains and the beans are okay but the proteins are amazing. We've come many times before and also like several other dishes. It's a little nicer feeling inside but fun and welcoming.

Very poor service. There was only one waiter for the entire…read morerestaurant; they don't use real lime juice--they use an acid substitute--and to top it off, they charged me for the chili sauce

Very good food . Nice ambiance. A real cut above chain restaurants…read moreFriendly staff. Its a fun lively place. Food came out in a reasonable time.

The wife and I first visited El Rey del Taco on a Friday night…read more Line out the door? Check. Staff barely speaks English? Check. Twenty minute wait to sit down? Check. As soon as we were finally seated we were given a bowl of fresh chips and homemade salsa. Starting off strong with a Michelada and margarita, we perused the giant menu while our appetites only grew. The tacos are the main attraction here. Al pastor started off strong at 5/5 with a perfect sweet and smoky balance. The tripe tacos were a solid 5/5, grilled perfectly with the right amount of char. The homemade tortillas are the crown jewel here, turning good tacos into great ones. The guacamole is exactly what you expect, simple and comforting while the charro beans are the best I've ever had, seriously. Service is top tier and food is served quickly, which elevates the whole experience. I've been twice and I'll be back for another marg!