It was my first time dining at this Cuban restaurant in South Austin, and it definitely won't be my…read morelast! The atmosphere was beautiful, warm, and inviting from the moment we walked in. The staff was friendly, and our server, Daniella, was attentive and provided excellent service throughout our meal. The food was delicious, full of authentic flavor, well-prepared, and served in generous portions. Overall, it was a wonderful dining experience, and I look forward to coming back to try more of the menu. Highly recommend!

Had to ask for our food twice because the bartender just wouldn't acknowledge us…read more There was only 2 other tables in the entire place. What are we doing here? Didn't even eat my second round of cold food I had to ask for. Two items were also wrongly priced on our check. Overall bad service.

These pupusas were fantastic! I got the spinach, chicken, and pork pupusas with cheese. They were…read moresuper filling. I was really hungry and ate three, but two would've been more comfortable for a meal. It was $12 for the three. The wait time for the food was about 20 minutes, which was longer than expected, and there weren't many people waiting. It was worth it though, and I still made my flight.

I don't know how I haven't tried this place before as I love pupusas. We were in the area and I'm…read moreso glad we came upon them in our search. We got 4 pupusas, a mix of revueltas, chicken and cheese, and pork and cheese. Honestly they were all great and I would recommend any of them. The toppings (salsa and veggie mix) were also very tasty. The platanos were also very good, but not sure it's worth the price compared to the value you get for the pupusas. The service was also nice and quick, and they have some outdoor seating that is fairly nice for a food truck. Absolutely recommended even if it's a drive... The pupusas were great and super affordable!

Ambiance: 4/5: cute restaurant, with outdoor seating. We were sat as soon as we got there…read more Restaurant is next to a main road so sitting outside can be kind of noisy sometimes. Service: 4/5: our waiter did a good job at checking on the table and taking our order on time. Nothing bad to point out. Food: 4/5: The food was better than what I expected. I ordered the stuffed chicken plate and I would order it again if I went back. The salsa that comes with the chips is a bit hot but so tasty. Definitely poured that on everything. Unfortunately, we didnt order drinks so couldn't rate my experience with that. Overall good experience

I thoroughly enjoyed my business trips to South America, particularly eating my way through…read moreColombia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and beyond. It's challenging to replicate the same experience locally, as these restaurants lack access to the fresh, local ingredients that define their unique cuisine. Casa Colombia does a good job replicating a true Colombian dining experience. Their menu is extensive with some very interesting offerings. Scanning the dining room, I noticed that their portions are huge. We started with a shrimp cocktail, an empanada, and their version of a rum - mango martini. The small option for the shrimp cocktail was bountiful and easily shared. The housemade cocktail sauce was a perfect accompaniment. The empanada was a tad dry, but their spicy salsa sauce was a great addition. Our "martini" was sweet but very satisfying on a warm afternoon. We did want to try their ceviche, but they are using tilapia as their fish. Quality Seafood is not too far away, and I'm sure that they could offer a better-tasting white fish than plain ole tilapia. We split one of their house specials, the Bandeja Paisa Tipica. This is a traditional Colombian dish, and it is a meat lover's dream served on an oversized platter. Our platter arrived with a chorizo link, beef sirloin, rice, red beans with pork, a huge fried chicharrón, an arepa, a sweet plantain, a slice of avocado (well, there's the only healthy portion), and a fried egg on top. We struggled to eat about 70% of this feast. It's going to take a few visits to the gym to work off this lunch. Dis & Dat: Parking is a breeze as they have their own parking lot. They do offer a happy hour that begins at 3 PM. A definite 4-plus star experience.

What a great addition to South Austin! Amazing burgers and arepas. This was our second time here…read moreand did not disappoint. Very, very tasty. If you are looking for your next favorite comfort food food. This is it. The portions are very generous.

So very good! Homemade cachapas were the best! Not like so many Venezuelan restaurants that serve…read morethe pre-made frozen kind. Papelon con limon was perfect! Just like my mom makes! We also had an Arepa Cabimera. It was one of the best I have ever had. The service was great! A bunch of hard-working guys! Super friendly. The food truck is in a parking lot and has a few pinic tables where you can sit and eat! I have tried so many Venezuelan places, and this is officially one of my favorites in all of Austin! Definitely worth trying!!

I never knew this place existed. It's Ned to a convenient store and discount tire off 183 near…read moreOhlen. You walk up to the counter, place your order snd food comes out hot and quick. The pollo taco was great but my friend had chorizo and eggs and it was delicious! Wish I took more photos but I was hungry!

I stopped in here while waiting for my car to be completed next door at Discount Tire. The…read morerestaurant is on the rear of the mini mart on Research Blvd. Beef fajitas were a bit chewy but tortillas were amazing, fresh and tender. The pineapple agua Fresca was tasty too. Overall it was good but not great. If you're in the area and hankering for a taco it's a decent place to visit.

This is a delicious pupusa spot. We were in the mood for pupusas and I found this spot on Yelp. We…read morewere super excited to come check it out and fortunately found a parking spot outside on a Sunday at lunchtime. It was pretty packed inside so a server had us wait outside on the porch until a table opened up. Soon after, we were seated and looked through the menu. We decided on two pupusas with a tamale to share. We got one revuelta and one chicharron & queso pupusa. The revuelta was hands down our favorite - the meat was so tender and it was amazingly flavorful. The chicharron & queso was good too but we would probably just get 2 revuelta orders next time. I was not too impressed by the tamale and next time would probably just order a third revuelta instead! Our server was kind and attentive throughout the meal. We mostly spoke in Spanish so would just be aware of that if you visit - would help to be able to place your order in Spanish! The room was moderately sized and good for either bigger or smaller groups. They had some really cute Salvadoran decor. I would certainly come back here when I'm next in Austin!

I live in a city that has many great pupuserias, but never have I had so many delicious flavor…read moreoptions. Garlic? Spinach? Jalapeño? I couldn't not try all three, and they were each delicious in their own way. The curtido and salsa were the perfect accompaniment to cut the cheesiness of each pupusa, and to top it all off, they had passion fruit agua! I can't forget the chips and salsa... normally, I don't have any reason to write about either, but the chips were fresh and the salsa was really unique, chunky, mildly spicy, and extremely flavorful. I had to add some on top of my pupusas as well! The service was fantastic - the food and drink came out in a very timely manner, and the server was super friendly, making sure that everything was delicious. The interior was very comfortable with booths, tables, and high tops. I really enjoyed Delmy's, and as it was my last stop before leaving Austin, I arrived home in Florida still full and with good memories of a final meal!

I wanted a burger, but my family didn't. While my wife and son found a different truck, I was…read moredrawn to the giant burger plastered on the side of Arenosa. It called to me with the siren song of double meat and Colombian sausage. It didn't disappoint. The white cheese was simply amazing and every single bite had that awesome sausage in it. It comes with a huge order of fries and is only $15. I also tried the bunelos (cheese bread). Those darn puffs were fantastic!!!! I am definitely coming back!!!

So excited to finally try this place. Their picture on Instagram looks delicious. We tried the…read morecheese fingers and they were not well cook. Couldn't eat them. Also bought 8 empanadas and have to throw away half of them. In the menu the options are CHICKEN/ BEEF I got four of each. They were all hard and fill in with mashed potato with tiny tiny bits of chicken. No flavor either. Don't waste your money at this place.

A nice little Venezuelan truck at 5000 Burnet…read more I intend to become a regular. The menu is arepas and tequenos. They call themselves Texas-Venezuelan. There is nothing especially Texas on the menu. (Don't expect BBQ or chile con carne or King Ranch casserole.) But the arepas are innovative - and not traditional Venezuelan. They are tough. Tough is good here because Arepa World's Arepas can hold a lot of ingredients without falling apart. The Arepa World people make use of this to really overstuff their arepas. Samuel C. likes to eat - and he likes to eat a lot of food. Creating a structurally robust arepa so management can pile on the good stuff gets a thumbs up from this boy. Good eating - once you realize you are going to be doing battle with an arepa that is totally capable of defending itself. I might not want to eat these at a picnic table in public. I took mine home so the battle between the arepa, my knife, all the ingredients inside the arepa and my floor, could be hammered out WWE style without making a dreadful mess in public. The arepa was the face. I was the heel. I won. I am looking forward to further matches. Arepa wrestling is good sport.