Food is delicious, friendly service and elegant dining. The idea of bringing your own Tupperware…read morefor your leftovers is great, also you can share your food. All in All this place is awesome.

Pretty good representation of the Dominican food. The food is fresh and the taste is good. This…read moreis my third time getting food here and I will definitely come back. It gets really busy at lunch time so plan ahead. Shot out to the ladies behind the counter! Despite being so busy they always are courteous and polite. The ambiance is busy lol. PS: I ate the food too fast so no pictures this time.

This burger deserves to have people lined up to buy it. It was delicious, the plantain was fried to…read moreperfection the burger was so full of flavor and then the bacon and toppings made this a real experience. I have a new favorite and can't wait to go back. Gabi is the sweetest. Always welcomes everyone with a warm smile. This is the type of establishment that makes you want to come back. Go have one and thank me later!

After reading a review online by one of the newspapers (I forgot which), I wanted to give this…read moreplace a try. I've never had Venezuelan cuisine and wanted to give it a try. Upon entering, the place is small, with white walls that have a gray wainscoting. Pictures of food adorn the left wall while food-related canvases adorn the right wall and various flags for different countries hang from the ceiling. Since we went here during FIFA, soccer ball decorations hung from the front windows and entrance. Medium-sized drink refrigerators are near the back by the ordering counter and a display case can be seen on the counter as well. A mounted TV plays in the back for ambiance. We were immediately seated and ordered the following: Hubs got the Cachapa Criolla, which is a sweet corn pancake stuffed with Venezuelan hand cheese and shredded llanero cheese on top, Venezuelan cream, accompanied with fried pork belly. He said that he liked it and that the chicharron was good. It wasn't hard like most places. Hubs also liked the corn pancake. The cheese was ok but he said that he'd ask them to put less of it in the future. The lime was a nice touch. Daughter ordered the Arepa Pabellón, which has shredded beef, black beans, fried egg, white cheese, and sweet plantains. She liked it a lot and said that it was really good and hit the spot. She was craving for arepas. Lastly, I ordered Patacón Maracucho, which is fried green or sweet plantain, ham, protein of your choice (meat, chicken or mixed), lettuce, tomato, onion, Venezuelan hand cheese, garlic sauce and pink sauce. I chose fried green plantain with meat and thought that the plantain was ok but the meat was overcooked and tough. I also got the Tres leches to go. This was nice and sweet and pretty good. I was stuck with giving this place either a 3 or a 4. I felt my entree was a bit overcooked but Hubs and Daughter liked their meals. Wish I could do 3.5 LOL. But, the place was clean and service was quick and friendly. Glad I got to try Venezuelan cuisine!

This a good little restaurant. I recently went for lunch and ordered 1 beef tostada and 1 chicken…read moretaco. There are only four small tables inside. The owner was very nice and pleasant as she took my order. The best feature was the food was all natural. No mixes out a box, nothing frozen or out of a can. The beef was moist and tender and the soft taco had chunks of chicken pieces. The food tasted great. The menus on the wall behind cash register listed complete dinners and meals. If you're hungry, this is definitely a good place to go, and it was reasonably priced.

A good homey authentic Mexican spot if you're craving real Mexican food. Their lengua and barbacoa…read moretacos are pretty good. I enjoy their rice and beans and don't forget to add their salsa.

What a cute cafe! The owner is super friendly. The service was quick and efficient. I ordered…read morestrawberry banana juice, cuban sandwich and the original cheesecake - so good. Would definitely come back.

Cute café with a nice vibe. Unfortunately, I was caught off guard by the limited food options--when…read moreI stopped in on a Monday around 12:30pm, only chicken empanadas and desserts were available. I was told they were focused on catering that day, which seemed to limit what they could offer walk-in customers for lunch. I left a bit disappointed but did takeaway a chicken empanada, which came with hot sauce. It was decent, though I would've preferred a green sauce or mayo-ketchup as the default.

The loaded fries are fresh and tasty! I didn't wait long and they tasted great! This is a small…read morerestaurant with personal service. I'll be back again soon! The only reason I didn't give a 5 is the toilet paper roll in the bathroom was wet. Hopefully she changed the roll when I mentioned it.

Delivery was late causing the food to be cold, missing items that was ordered and the cheese…read moreEnchilada was terrible. Will never order from there again.

Every six months or so i remember that this place exists. I'll be in the mood for Mexican and I…read morecome here. We are always the only table in here so I feel like they have a much larger take out business. Either way, the service has always been more than adequate and the food is always wonderful. Chimichanga is absolutely delicious

Good food, good prices. Ordered some tacos guac and churros. Everything was delicious.read more

Well, our first attempt to try out this business met with failure since when we walked in the door,…read morewe were told that they ran out of food. It's a tiny hole in the wall, which has just a few tables inside, but they were packed, which is a good sign. We'll come back and try again.

Small little space. Cute mom & pop shop. Not big enough for a whole family to come eat. Better for…read moretake-out. Good portions. Food is authentic Ecuadorian food. They even have Ecuadorian snacks, candies & holiday drinks (non-alcoholic). Service was good.

We came here for dinner after reading the reviews and were excited to try it. We got here and were…read moreimmediately seated. The restaurant is small, with walls that are white on top and brown on the bottom, 3 booths lining the left wall and 2 booths on the right, and regular tables seating up to 4 guests. The Mexican flag is hung up on the right wall while Ecuador's flag hangs on the left and cultural items surround them as well. The drinks refrigerator can be seen in the back and the entrance to the adjoining store is found on the back by the left wall, with decorations on strings hanging over the entire restaurant. A soccer game was playing while we were there. We ordered the following: Lengua Forrada; Arroz y frijoles- Hubs thought this was ok. We weren't expecting an uncut tongue. Normally, when we order lengua, it's all diced up and put on tortillas. This time, we got a couple of whole tongues. It was a little weird. LOL. The rice and beans were good. Flautas- corn tortillas filled with chicken or steak and fried topped with lettuce, tomatoes, sour cream and cheese. I chose steak. I actually liked it because the flautas were nice and crispy. Enchiladas Mexicana Bistec; salsa Verde- corn tortillas rolled and stuffed with choice of shredded chicken or steak, topped with either red or green salsa. Daughter chose the steak with green salsa and said that this was pretty good. She thought it was flavorful and meaty and that it hit the spot. Tres leches - I got it to go. I found mold on top of the tres leches. You wouldn't be able to see it if you didn't open the lid because it was underneath their label. I don't know what made me open the lid but I'm glad I did. I returned it to the server and showed it to her but she never removed it from the bill. I didn't say anything about it but counted it as part of the tip. I'm giving this place 3 stars because of the mold on the tres leches and the server didn't take it off the bill after I returned it to her. I didn't say anything about it because there was a language barrier and I didn't know how to approach her saying it. While service was quick and friendly, I won't be returning here because of the mold and we got billed for it, anyway.

TLDR: Nice flavors in a low key spot…read more The food had a nice balance of heat, sweetness, and salt. Some of the pork was overcooked and hard though. The salad was fresh and crisp - a welcome addition to the rest of the rich plate. At $20 the plate was an ok value. The restaurant was bustling and low key. I would consider coming again, but with so many other restaurants in the area I'd probably try something else first.