Did not know what to expect for a restaurant that was pizza and Salvadoran food…read more Was in CT for a week and this was the only place we could find pupusas. Going to say the food was great and the service was not so great. That won't stop me from going back when I'm back in town They do have a full bar and when I was there, plenty of seating.

I wanted to try this place. I had cravings for Pupusas. They allowed take out which is great. There…read morearen't many places like this near me, and I didn't want to go too far. The name threw me off but they did have Salvadoran food on the menu. I placed a large take out order. When I got there everything was packed and ready. The owner was there with one other person. Very kind. They sell so much more then is on the menu. I was able to get some treats like cemitas and cheese. When we got home, we looked at what we had. They did not disappoint. Meals were tasty. The pupusas were good. I'm glad I tried them. Considering COVID-19, they are still able to provide yummy food.

I'd heard family and friends mention JoJo's Breakfast for a while, but since it's out of my usual…read moreroute, I never remembered to stop by. I finally met up with a few friends--one who lives in the area--and we decided to try it. I'm really glad we did. One of my friends is a native Mexican and an excellent cook, and even she agreed the food tasted authentic. We ordered the huevos rancheros with green sauce, plus both the pork and chicken tamales. Nothing disappointed. The tamales were moist--something I appreciate since many places serve them too dry. The only small suggestion I'd make is for the staff to ask if we'd like extra sauce for the tamales, which would make them perfect. Others in our group tried tacos and tostadas and felt the portions were generous; delicious and the prices very fair. The décor gives you the feeling of a neighborhood spot in Mexico. It's not fancy, but it's warm and welcoming. There were a lot of takeout orders while we were there--and it was only 10 a.m.--with people from all backgrounds coming in and out. Clearly, they have a loyal customer base. The staff was very friendly and answered all our questions.  She did a great job checking in often since we were there for hours.   I'm already looking forward to coming back.

Tacos to stay and Tamales to go! Excellent meal and good…read moreservice. Looki forward to trying something new next time!

Joy's is a great local diner. Always friendly- food is consistently good. Try the tostadas and…read moreyou'll have a delicious meal.

used to be good now INCREDIBLY OVERPRICED DO NOT GO!!!! food is mediocre now and 17 dollars for a "…read morebig " breakfast burrito ??? small and not good Mx they threw my fruit all over a hot burrito disappointing

Pollo A La Brasa is still my GO-TO Peruvian restaurant. The ceviche is amazing and comparable to…read morewhat I've had in Peru. The service is quick and the place is huge with tons of tables, tvs and a bar area too.

It's June 19th on a Friday night. It's not busy whatsoever…read more There's literally 2 table's including mine. I went with my husband for dinner and I was hoping our favorite waitress will be there but nope we got this other one. Homegirl find a new job, waitressing is not your calling. Look she was nice but by far the worst service I have ever received. And mind you I'm a waitress myself. I shit you not I've never experienced that. She dropped our food, NEVER came back to ask how it was or if we needed another drink. Our glass was empty we tried stopping other people but they idk forgot about us. Not trying to sound like a Karen or anything. But I'm telling everyone and their mama to never come to this establishment again. Also I left no tip and I never do that but it was that bad.

Their birria empanadas & birria tacos are delicious! I never had empenadas or tacos this tastyread more

I kept seeing their posts on FB and wanted to try their food because they always look so delicious!…read more Finally, I was able to get their teriyaki chicken It is so delicious!!! I want to try their other food too!

Excellent food. Nice decor. Mexican music audible but not intrusive. No TV, at least on the side…read morewhere I sat. (Why does anybody put a TV in a restaurant? Whose dumb idea was that?) Warm nacho chips with homemade puree of guacamole. Homemade hot sauce. I had the green enchiladas with cheese filling. It was all delicious.

This was my first time in their new location, which used to be where La Stella was for a long time…read more I was happy to see that meant there were many more customers than I ever saw in their old spot. The space is very bright, some LED string lights and flowers make the ceiling pleasant to look at. Lots of seating across a couple of dining rooms now. The service is off a little bit. Old location was small so they didn't really have anyone that was a waitress, just the bartender was the whole front of the house. The waitress was slow, and treated me like a white dude who had never eaten Mexican before, despite our conversation. I don't know, I don't like being assumed to be ignorant? The ceviche tostadas are what I most associate with El Traviezo, I dream of them, and they do not disappoint. A pile of shrimp, some lime, salsa fresca, crema, on a tostada. Simple, brilliant. The chimichanga also lacked. Some crispy, but then slathered in sour cream to make it soggy. This time I got al pastor, and there were some firm bites of pineapple, but otherwise everything inside was neutral. A lot of cheddar cheese that had no flavor drowned out anything else. In the past I've gotten carnitas inside and will have to return to that to see if the quality of the food has gone down or just that I'm not a fan of their al pastor. Overall, I still love El Traviezo and recommend them, but this was not a five star visit.

Definitely a take out spot. Order ahead so you can pick up and go. If you order inside it's about a…read more20 minute turn around time since the food is made fresh. Plenty of parking outside. There is a small bodega/store inside. The owner is super nice. He took my order quick and made sure to separate my stuff so I can tell the difference. I ordered the small ox tail with rice and gandules and mac and cheese, large pork chops with rice and gandules and potato salad, beef empanadas, and cheese and beef empanadas. The food was delicious and truly worth the wait. I can't wait to try their other options out.

This largely mirrors Tracy A.'s review. This is a very small, mom-and-pop take-out joint. They…read moretechnically have a bodega (small neighborhood store), but it's a work in progress. The important thing here is absolutely fantastic food from T-Mak. There are quite a few good Puerto Rican restaurants in the area. T-Mak brings something new to the table: a Pan-African, West Indian twist to really make things delicious and interesting. For my meal, I got very spicy curry chicken (West Indian), rice and gandules (Puerto Rican), and collared greens with a side of sweet yams (Pan-African). It was all delicious and complemented each other perfectly. The final bonus is price: for a little over twenty dollars, including a tip, I got a full lunch and had enough left over for most of a full dinner. Nice. Give T-Mak's a try.

Fresh and speedy Mexican takeout - you order from a kiosk or online. Everything was good,…read moreparticularly the chips and guacamole and the tortas.

The food came out soon enough. The flavor of the torta and bowl were phenomenal. Much better than…read moreChipotle to us. The service was nice. Glad Rio Rapido was open late enough for us to grab a quick dinner on vacation. The vibe was one like other fast casual restaurant.