Step right in the white bus to transport to Venezuela! Delicious food, fun atmosphere and good…read moreservice. We really enjoyed the tostones and look forward going back to try more items on the menu soon! The unique location of it being a school bus outside Tractor Supply made this experience feel like a fun little side quest! Enjoy your meal inside the bus or take it to go! Cheers!

7.25.26 I've seen the converted white school bus parked in the lot at the Noblesville Tractor…read moreSupply, and I knew it was a food truck. Fried sweet plantains are one of my favorite things (and what I miss most about living in Miami may years ago...) So this weekend I finally decided to stop there. How fun to realize that half of the bus is also tables for an actual sit-in dining experience?! What a cute, unique experience. Also I learned they are closed Sunday & Monday, but otherwise there in the week for lunch through dinner. I got there at a perfect time - I was the only person. But they shortly got several more customers as I was there. I was really just going to order fried sweet plantains, but I decided to get the "vegan arepa" with is an arepa with black brands, avocado, and the friend sweet plantains. ($11.50) I'm not vegan / I eat meat, but that combination looked appealing today and would also get me some of the sweet plaintains that I was craving. I got it to go, and it came with a little side of a nice crème sauce, and a little side of red sauce that I very quickly learned was ghost pepper! Which I don't see mention of on the menu, but I heard the other patrons in the bus talking about it. (I will say, I did save the rest of that little contianer ... gonna suffer wth it on some other food, too ...) The food was a #yum! Definitely next time going to go all-in on the sweet plantains, too. #ReviewsByRL

Here is my review. Do you remember the name of restaurant? Was it Azucar Morena?…read more The cashier convinced me that MINI empanadas would be great if I ordered 4 chicken and 2 beef empanadas. My friend and I decided to split a $8 order of one of each kind - chicken, cheese and beef. I was told it would be about 3" long. However, I regret paying $1.33 each. The sizes might add up to $4 for a whole but they did not wow me at all. So, I have to give 2 stars.

In Bottleworks. Good arepas! Service was great! The attendant was kind and friendly. I ordered the…read moreReina Pepeada arepa with pico and yuca fries. The fries were a little dry with good crunch which I have not had before. The chimichurri sauce that came with it was a little watered down and underwhelming. The chicken was juicy and the arepa was delicious with the pico added. Nice place. Good to see variety options in The Garage. A little pricier than I believe it should have been but happy to support local.

A true representation of Latin/dominican cuisine. The ladies who cook & serve at the stem table…read morespeak little English but are so pleasant and manage to convey the description of the various dishes. You will not leave hungry. A plate of rice (2 choices) form the base of the stewed meats (pork or chicken). The Sweet plantains are terrific as is the potato salad I. A lunch plate also includes soup with a chicken leg. Sorry, no beer but a selection of soft drinks. Such a great find. Return visits are in my future.

Great service all around. Got greeted and attended very well. Place was very clean and neat. Place…read moreis a little small but great to come with family and friends. Moreover I got the Chicken Empanadas and they were so so good honestly very juicy and tasty. They service them with a side of green salsa and oh my god very savory salsa. I also got the Tamarindo agua fresca and it was rich. Furthermore I really recommend trying this restaurant out and make sure to try the empanadas you won't regret jt.

It tastes like they love me…read more very pretty interior, nice patio, tres leches, smoothies, cafe beautiful smiling staff

I'm not sure how I haven't reviewed VIvencia yet, but I looked and sure enough, I've been slacking!…read more After many trips, here is a quick summary of my most recent visit and some observations. TLDR: Love it. Visited today for breakfast with a friend, and it wasn't busy when I arrived, but was surprised at how many people arrived as we ate. It was a workday, and I thought there might be some breakfast meetings taking place, but the crowd trickled in a bit later as the morning lingered. Coffee options abound. As do smoothies and 'wellness shots' which aren't my thing but if you'd like a shot of healthy greens and a spice I've never heard of, enjoy! I had black coffee and it tasted better than most breakfast shots. They have a wide variety of lattes and other fancy custom options like the strawberry shortcake latte, etc. Ordered the breakfast burrito (sausage) and it was very good. I think I had the hangover burrito before (same thing but with gravy on top) and would opt for that one again next time. I had the strawberry banana pancakes at a prior visit as well, and remember them fondly. My dining companion had biscuits and gravy and said they were good. He is a man of few words. For dinner, they have a great menu that is 'latin flavors' as they say - everything from traditional Mexican food you'd find elsewhere to Argentinian options and more. They have great food. On a nice day, the patio is great other than the street traffic noise. This is a great option if you're wanting to get away from the other Mexican restaurants in town but still want something along those lines.

Stopped here for a quick lunch with a colleague. We were both first timers, so it took us a minute…read moreto decide what to get. We each ordered the shredded chicken empanada - I chose peppers and cheese for mine, while she got the same with added onions. You can choose between a regular or jumbo size for the empanadas. The owner's son took our order and was great about answering our questions and sharing some background on the restaurant. The chicken could have used a bit more seasoning, but I appreciated how hot and fresh everything was.

Azucar Morena in Garage Hall serves Venezuelan handhelds. The lunch special with choice of arepa,…read moreempanadas or cachapa and a drink is a great deal for $11. I had the Peluda arepa shredded beef, cheese on a flat corn bread. The arepa was delicious packed with lots of beef. The corn bread tortilla was fresh and soft. The clerk was friendly but had trouble ringing up the lunch special price. The food was prepared fairly quickly. I found plenty of seating in the shared dining space. There is free one hour parking in the Garage lot.

We've been on the lookout for good Colombian food in Indy for a while now. And after last night's…read moretakeout from here, we've finally found it. We got the choclo that we've desperately been trying to recreate since our trip to Colombia.. the gulas grill version while not perfect was a decent substitute. This was the only item that dint hit the mark.. the rest of the food was delicious. My husband loved his carne asada enough to call them and ask if they'd sell the marinated meat to grill at home! The patacones were crisp and topped generously with fresh cheese. The yucca fries were good too and all the portions huge. Definitely trying the other things on their menu soon!

The food is still stellar here. Innovative upscale Latino cuisine. Always spot on. And the portions…read moreare fairly generous and the prices remain reasonable. I am a huge fan of their guacamole. It is just always super fresh and so well done, I could eat a bucket of it. As you can see from my photos, I have been here a few times. And the service as well as the food have been exemplary. Haven't had any further problems with the hosts lately, so that warrants a 5 star review.

I went for their Sunday brunch (9:30am-1:30pm). Wow! The chorizo hash (chorizo, potato, onion, over…read moreeasy eggs, avocado, sweet plantain, queso fresco, spicy ecuadorian aji chile salsa) was excellent! The server was great; she was friendly and knowledgeable. The whole staff was nice and helpful. The layout of the restaurant is pretty cool too. I liked the layout of the bar. I removed a star though because I asked for hot sauce and they charged me! What?!?!? I've ordered food with hot sauce or sriracha sauce at restaurants all over town and I've never been charged for it. That's like charging someone for adding ketchup to a burger. So that got on my nerves, but other that, it was a great meal and experience. Some of the other reviews talk about Delicia being crowded for dinner, but there was plenty of available seating for a late Sunday brunch.