DGD and I had a less than great experience at the location in Odenton, so we were eager to try the…read more"parent" restaurant. What a surprise! It's in a shopping center anchored by a Mexican grocery store. The restaurant itself is pretty much the same as the one near us as far as size and decor. It does have more tables. She chose a tacos birria, which she enjoyed in Odenton. She said they were just as good here. I was unable to get carnitas in Odenton, but I got a carnitas bowl here and it was good. I would have like a little more meat, and for the meat to have a little more spice. But the rest of it was fresh and it was all quite tasty. Plus it made 2 meals at home since it's such a large bowl. The service was pleasant; order at the counter and the food is brought out. It was quick and hot. Plenty of parking that's free.

This small restaurant has an overwhelming number of delicious looking and sounding options. I dined…read morein with a few friends and wanted everything on the menu. The way it's set up is you look at the menu and then order at the counter. They then bring the food to you. I got three tacos and two pupusas. While waiting for my food, piping hot, beautiful entree dishes were being delivered to other tables. I need to return to try more. My food was great and my friends enjoyed theirs too. The only thing that I didn't love was that they don't have complimentary cups of water. You can either bring in your own water bottle, or pau $1.75 for one of theirs. They have other beverage options but I'm a water fan, personally.

I don't hand out five-star reviews lightly, but Delicias Dayana absolutely earned every single one…read moreof them. The moment our food arrived, I knew we were in for something special. Let's start with the beans... finally, real beans! Thick, creamy, flavorful, and not swimming in water like you find at so many other places. It sounds like a small detail, but trust me--it makes all the difference. The crema? Fresh, rich, and delicious. Again, not watery or runny. You can tell they take pride in using quality ingredients instead of cutting corners. The eggs were cooked perfectly, the plantains were sweet and caramelized just right, and every bite tasted homemade. Now... let's talk about the pupusa. I've eaten pupusas all over the DMV and in many different states, so I don't say this lightly... this is one of the best pupusas I've ever had. The masa had the perfect texture, the filling was generous, and the flavor tasted authentic from the very first bite. Here's the funny part... I took a few bites and immediately thought, "Nope... this is way too good to finish here." I asked for a to-go box because I wanted to enjoy the rest for lunch the next day. The gentleman helping us smiled and even brought me an extra bag of curtido without me asking. That small gesture made my day. And yes... that pupusa was just as incredible the next day! The restaurant itself is spotless, comfortable, and beautifully decorated with colorful murals that make you feel like you've taken a little trip to Central America. The staff was warm, welcoming, attentive, and genuinely happy to make sure we enjoyed our meal. If you're anywhere near this area, do yourself a favor and stop by. And if you're an hour away like I am... it's still worth the drive. Great food has no expiration date on distance, and I can already tell you I'll gladly make the trip again just to work my way through the rest of the menu. Thank you, Delicias Dayana, for reminding me what authentic homemade food should taste like. I'll definitely be back... probably sooner than my waistline would like!

I was excited to try this place because I enjoy the restaurant next door. Also I like the shopping…read morebut the food wasn't anything special. The food wasn't bad because I enjoyed the carne asada. However, the rice looked and tested like Uncle Ben's. Some of the wings didn't have a lot of meat on them. The empanadas were interesting. Essentially they used maduros and put a sweet vanilla filling. I didn't particularly like them but it's just personal preference.

My sister and I dropped in here for smoothies. They were good. The guy serving us was friendly…read more There's no indoor seating, but there are benches outside where we sat while drinking our smoothies.

The pupusas here are really fresh and tasty. I also tried their burrito and that was good too. I…read morehighly recommend this place (try the horchata if you get a chance).

Cinco de Mayo is my go-to restaurant for a yummy steak quesadilla and a good margarita! The…read moreingredients always taste fresh, and staff is very friendly. They have some of the best salsa in the area, and they make their guacamole fresh. They often have sports playing in the televisions if you're into that, but it isn't obnoxiously loud if you want to converse at your table. They have a daily specials menu throughout the week, but regular menu prices outside of the specials are still fairly reasonable. Highly recommend

This place used to be called "Mezcal". Everything is the same, except the name. They had one 1…read moredrink on HH per day. I had the Blackberry drink, it was good and Large! I ended up getting the Make your own Combo, which was like 3 items and a side. Plenty of free parking outfront

- delish rice and beans - steak is flavorful and seasoned…read morewith chimichurri - tostones are crispy - empanadas are super crispy and filled with lots of meat but a bit dry - live music is nice - hard to find parking in the lot

Wanted to try something different and came to this place with my family…read more The ambiance is really nice. Great place to bring someone. The menu has a lot of options to choose from. The service was great. Our waitress was helpful and very attentive. The food was amazing. We all decided on the Cuban sandwich and it did not disappoint. The only issue (minor), was the sandwich didn't come with a side. You had to order it separately. Other than that everything was fine. It appears that they are extending the restaurant to outside seating area. Good place.

So the food was mid and they charge $22 for a Cosmo that wasn't even good. Then I ordered the…read moregrilled vegetables as a side and they brought me a kebab of grilled vegetables which was so soggy. We used to love this place, but I am not sure I will be coming back. Not worth the cost.

This restaurant is so good! If you're looking for authentic Dominican food, this is the place to…read morego! We had the fried pork, goat stew and fried red snapper. Everything was well seasoned and delicious! The rice was delicious and well cooked. I did a pick up order and it was ready within 15 minutes of ordering. The restaurant was quaint but authentic. I already went back since this trip!

I am a regular for delicious Baleadas. If you have never had them, they are a Honduran version of a…read morebreakfast burrito. They usually make them with scrambled eggs, avocado, beans, a bit of cream and cheese with a freshly made flour tortilla. Delicious! The staff is awesome. All other food just as great. Please stop by. Love their pupusas also.

12.4.23 Hubby picked up pupusas for us for lunch. They are…read morelocated inside the Liberty gas station across from the shopping center with Walmart. They have another location in Laurel which is an actual restaurant. I am not a fan of corn tortilla. I don't like the flavor and only eat flour tortilla. Needless to say I didn't enjoy mine. I don't know if corn tortilla is generally softer, but i prefer my tortilla crispy. I reheated mine on the stove hoping the tortilla would get crispy. Although it was improved, it wasn't much better. I also tried the pickled cabbage and didn't like the flavor. I generally enjoy Latin food so am definitely willing to try other menu items that excludes corn tortillas. Given that their Laurel location has received high ratings that is a reason for me to give them another chance. I will just need to stick to flour tortilla or their other offerings.

I have driven by and beem wanting to check ot out. I was suprised they have "bandeja paisa" on the…read moremenu...you might see on the menu...but note this is Not a Colombian restaurant. For drink I got jugo de marańon...it tasted funny like powdery not mixed well The Bandeja Paisa took about 20-25min Usually expected wait for this dish at a traditional Colombian restaurant. This was not a traditional Bandeja Paisa...it was like very mexican style. Very greasy. You get a cheese pupusq instead of a Arepa.. pupusas and arepas are not the same !!! You get Mexican or Guat chorizos... Mexican cuts of Chicharron For the price value its worth it. Just expect a Mexican/Central American twist on the dish

Well spread tables in a reasonably large space to dine in. The set up looked clean, bright and…read moreneat. Service was pleasant. Tried the Carne Asada and fish tacos. The beef in the Carna Asada was tough and rubbery, the fish in the taco was a bit couchy in terms of smell. Not very tasty, but will return to give the Cuban Sub a try.

Bad service and food was overly salty won't be going back. I don't know why but the only good thing…read morewas the pico!

I have been loving this food truck even before I started Yelp. The family that was always at this…read morelocation was so amazing and they passed on the Love into the food. Before I left for Texas, I would always crave the chicharones and yucca here. My kids and I would plan our errands around the area, so that we could have a good treat from the truck. Now that I'm back, it did not disappoint my fond memories! I was literally ordering chicharones and yucca at 9:00 am in the morning on a cold wet rainy winter morning! It was easy to order, hooray for pictures, if you want to pick something else. My goddaughters love the pupusas here too! They were here a few days ago and brought us some home, hot and fresh! That's what sent me down memory lane! Foodie cravings of crunchy savory porky perfection and the yucca fries that are always golden and crunchy on the outside and pillowy inside. The salad is on point and elevates the dish to be a little lighter and adds the crispy vinegary element that helps reset the pallet. And of course, I had to order decadent sweet plantains... my guilty pleasure. Did I mention this was at 9:00 am! There's literally school buses still out! But if I didn't eat it all, because of how generous the portions are, I can air fry all these Foodie treasures back to their best texture and temperature. Needless to say, this made all the cold wet cold weather just another day in paradise! Hope you all have a blessed day!!! Give a good tip, since it's safer than hugs and kisses.... because that's what this food feels like !!! Share the LOVE!!

Good attention on the grocery you can find real Latin products in here. I have found stuff that I…read morecan't find anywhere else. And they also have a restaurant at the back! The taste is like homemade food, really good taste and also healthy! I loved the place

The food in the back of the store that everyone mentions is now located next door at Pollo Feliz &…read moreTaqueria! I got all my food to go so here's my take on things. First of all the customer service was superb! The bartender even took the time to walk next door a grab me a tres leches cake since they were out in the restaurant. I got 1 each ofbeans/cheese and pork/cheese pupusas, menudo soup, and 2 pork tamales (they were out of chicken). It came with rice, cabbage, onions, cilantro, and a variety of sauces and salsa. I was craving tamales, I'm from the south, and thought this would do the trick. It didn't, completely different. But that was my own failed wishful thinking. I love Latin American food and everything was ok to me. I could tell it was all homemade and the soup was my favorite. The tres leches was different from what I'm used to. It didn't have as much extra milk and it had peaches. It was ok but I prefer the regular way better. Would I came back? Yes and try the tacos and maybe the chicken. Plus like I said the customer service was outstanding! And next time I think I'll eat in the restaurant instead of taking it to go.