Boga Latin Cuisine !!…read more OK Boga was picked because it was located close by to where I was staying and I wanted some food. Didn't really want any fast food. That was a sign upon entry and we sat down and we got our menu. We placed our order. I placed an order for the empanadas and then I ordered the sushi. I can't remember the name of the sushi, but it was loaded with pork skin on top. Overall, the location was really cute. The food was extremely good. My only thing is the pork on top of my sushi was not as warm as I would like it. More so it seems like the pork was just sitting there. It was not warmed up or anything. The service of this location was really good. It was nice. Our waitress was nice. She explained different things and then we placed an order we ate and then we left. Overall, when I return, I probably will once I'm over in that location

Highly recommend!!! Food and service is excellent. Great portions, great atmosphere!! Definitely…read morecome and check them out.

This adorable restaurant is tucked into a busy plaza. But you step inside and are better with…read moretropical island. Sounds and smells or Cuba welcome you in immediately. I was greeted with a smile and placed an order for an empanada combo. I tried beef, cheese and chicken empanadas. The beef was my favorite. But the others were delicious and my family loved them. The sweet plantains were perfectly cooked. I wished I'd ordered more. The place is just so cute! They have a full variety of Cuban coffee and other sandwiches that I'll be back to try.

Cute standalone café with décor that matches well with the dining experience. The restaurant was…read moreclean, lively, and well organized. Ordering is simple; you can order at the counter or use one of the kiosks. Once your food is ready, they bring it directly to your table. I also appreciated the self-serve stations for sauces, water, utensils, and to-go boxes. I'm usually not the biggest fan of Cuban cuisine, but was in the area and decided to give it a try anyway. I was pleasantly surprised. Everything I ordered was better than expected. I went with the Combination Sampler, which is great if you want a little taste of everything. It came with a chicken empanada, papa rellena, fried yuca, ham croquettes, sweet plantains, and tostones. Overall, everything was prepared nicely. The only item I wasn't crazy about was the chicken empanada, which tasted a little plain and dry on its own. However, once paired with the sauces, it was much better. Speaking of sauces, they offer plenty of options at the sauce station. My favorite was the creamy cilantro sauce, which paired well with almost everything. They also had ketchup and mayo; perfect for dipping the crispy yuca fries. Along with a spicy sauce that definitely brought the heat. My go-to Cuban dish is usually a Cuban sandwich, but I didn't get a chance to try theirs this visit. Based on the rest of the meal, though, I'd definitely come back for it next time.

Truly great food and authentic Puerto rican culture! Raul and is staff is so nice and…read moreaccommodating! Just be ready for the huge portions each dish can be shared with enough to take home for leftovers! Also if your like me tell him to add some extra spices to kick the spicy level up a bit!

Of course, I had to try the Mojo Chicken sandwich which is Marinated chicken breast with lettuce,…read moretomatoes, and mayo ketchup.on a sweet Bun. For sides, I got rice and peas as well as Maduros. My boyfriend got the Jerk chicken with rice & peas and maduros. We both got the empanadas one jerk and one fried avocado. The avocado wasn't that great. I must say everything was truly delicious and I can't wait to go back. I did try their Carrot Cake and it hit the spot. The small cakes are $5 and the big are $10.

Not good...meat very dry! Beans do not have flavor. The mofongo is dry. Overall we were not…read moresatisfied with the food we received. There was also hair in our food.

What a wonderful happy accident we made when stopping in for lunch. We were off from work on a…read moreWednesday and had tried going to the Indian restaurant in the same parking lot/shopping center. Even though the doors were unlocked and open we were told they didn't open for another hour and so we walked across the parking lot to Cafe Dominican Restaurant. So so so very glad we did. We have been here 2 times since and it just keeps getting better. Service is excellent and very friendly even though we have had times when language was a barrier. The restaurant is a bit run down and most people grab food to go as we did our first time here. The following times we wanted to enjoy their cocktail, well actually, I think it is a shot that was recommended when we asked for a "Dominican" cocktail. It's so yummy - rum, wine, and some type of bark - delicious! We've had the pork ribs and a couple of the stews (guisados) and EVERYTHING is wonderful. I highly recommend getting the yellow rice with pigeon peas over the white, it is so flavorful. I keep forgetting to get photos of our food because I'm so anxious to dig in, but I promise to do better next time we are there.

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

The tamales were expensive as heck!!! $7 each 3 yrs later, I…read morecame again for my dad and the nacatamles are $11 now and theybare ok. We got fried plantains with the cream sauce and it was a little raw. Also got a sopa de res was delicious for my dad and we got the carne asada which was good and tender. They are still really expensive in my opinion though but will give an extra star.

La comida ya no es como antes, sabores a comida de días anteriores más bien mal por el lugar pierde…read moreprestigio

Came here as a recommendation after dealing with some car issues, We were seated right away on a…read moreWednesday for lunch. We shared a plate of their revueltas pupusas and a Yuca con chicharron plate. The dishes came out hot and fresh in under 10 minutes. Sides included a huge container of their cabbage slaw as well as a bottle the tomato dipping and hot sauces. Overall, we had a great experience. The staff were friendly and the space definitely gives family owned vibes. Would love to come again to support their lovely establishment and more of their fairly priced quality food!

True hole in the wall spot and absolutely fantastic. I got two tacos and a papusa and everything…read morewas spectacular. Literally no complaints, authentic, cheap, and delicious.

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 first time I tried to come to El Rey Del Taco, I couldn't find a parking spot. I've been back…read morethree times since then, and I understand the hype. They have quickly become my favorite place to get Mexican food. Let's get into it! Location and Parking They are located on Buford Highway in a small shopping plaza. The lot is medium sized, but they are sharing it with a few other businesses, and depending on the night it could definitely be hard to find a spot so keep that in mind. Venue and Atmosphere The venue is decently sized with both booths and regular tables. There are beautiful paintings hung all over, and the decorations that make you feel like you've stepped into a little part of Mexico. Atmosphere is super casual and comfortable. Food and drinks Now the menu here is massive. Take your time and prepare to be overwhelmed, because everything sounds amazing. Here's a breakdown of what we got each time. 1st visit - El Rey Del Taco Parrillada It's meant to be shared with two people, and comes with a pound of beef ribs, your choice of chicken or al pastor meat, six shrimp wrapped in bacon, with melted cheese and chorizo, plus tortillas and charro beans. It was just as delicious as it sounds. 2nd visit - Tacos The pastor con queso and the shrimp al pastor with cheese, onions, and al pastor sauce. You're welcome. 3rd visit - Fajitas Fajitas Texanas, with steak chicken and shrimp. There are 7 different combinations of sides that you can get. We got white rice, salad, and charro beans. This can also be shared, which my wife and I did. Speaking of the charro beans, they have the best beans I have ever had. For drinks I got the supreme regular mango margarita. My wife got strawberry. Both great. Service Food came out fast, but other than that the service was a little slow. Our waitress was nice, but it did seem that she forgot about us for a little while. The food was so good that I forgave it, plus at the end of the day I got everything I needed. Verdict If you're looking for amazing food and drinks, this is absolutely the place to get it. It just might end up being your favorite too! Until next time!