Excellent service, food was amazing, atmosphere was fun and clean establishment, great staff!read more

We have eaten here several times now when we visit our son who is going to school in Huntsville…read more Everything we have tried has been great! Today we tried the Tres Leches cake and it was delicious along with everything else we ate! The staff is very pleasant. The food is really good. It's like you are eating a home cooked meal made with love.

Zully's (Elvyn Guevara) catered our family reunion beautifully at the Happy Goat Retreat this past…read moreweekend. From day one Elvyn was a delight to deal with. We agreed on 32 people and a menu of -- FAJITAS - CHICKEN & BEEF INCLUDES: RICE, BEANS, TORTILLAS & TOPPINGS NACHO STATION INCLUDES: CHIPS, QUESO, PICO, SOUR CREAM, GUAC, LETTUCE, GROUND BEEF DISPOSABLES - DINNER PLATES, SIDE PLATES, BOWLS & CUTLERY The price was totally reasonable and the service, delivery and setup was timely and quite well executed. The portions were very generous. We all ate off that buffet all day long! The food was delicious! The tortillas were obviously homemade, the guacamole was creamy and fresh, the fajitas were juicy and oh so tasty. The hot melted cheese sauce and ground meat "sauce" on the nacho station was outstanding. We got 1/2 refried beans and 1/2 charro beans-- I love charro beans and these were some of the tastiest I have eaten in a long time. Chocked full of chopped bacon and sautéed onion bits. I highly recommend Zully's to cater your next event. Elvyn will take great care of you and your guests!!

The food is delicious, we got mixed fajitas, with the chauffeur rice delicious fried rice ,pupusas…read morethey have 3 kinds my favorite too.,pastelitos de Pollo its fried turno with chicken, potatoes and cheese..

Service: so service the first time was fine. Service this last time was pretty terrible. The guy…read morewas not able to understand anyone who ordered in english and it resulted in a few incorrect orders. Food: I had the ceviche both times. The first time it was good, the second time it needed help and I ordered salt and limes to fix it. Venue: this place is pretty and looks upscale and probably a decent looking place to take a date to. Parking: they have their own lot and parking is not an issue. Overall: it's not a cheap place but it seems like they use quality ingredients. However, the service and the food now have been hit or miss for me. I know a lot of people that really love this place. So i'm hoping the second time that I went here was just a fluke.

We went here for dinner. We started with drinks. We had pupusa's for an appetizer. I had a…read morecombination meal for dinner. It was a special. Really wish I would've got a picture because the tamales here instead of being in cornhusk are in banana leafs. All of which was very good. Our waiter was very responsive came in took stuff off of our table when needed. Like the banana leafs or the plates later in the dinner when we were done because we did sit there and talk for a while and they were very polite about that. I will come back.

amazing coffees in the store next door! i love the budín lattes and the cashiers are always super…read morefriendly and welcoming.

Fast service, clean, good food. They do have non-spicy options I was wrong. It's somehow comforting…read morefood too. I like this place.

Great food and service! I look forward to coming back and trying more delectables! I love the…read moreplantains!

Love Costa del Sol - amazing food, great service, and consistently great meals every visit!read more

This food is simply OUTSTANDING. There is no comparison in the BCS area. The ingredients are…read morelocal and fresh, high quality, and made into simple, authentic Colombian dishes. The first time I had the arepas I was blown away. So. Much. Flavor. The owner is fun and provides outstanding service, he recommended an off-menu shrimp ceviche that he had just made, which was fresh and delicious. The service is fast with easy payment methods. We tried multiple different arepas, empanadas, and sides and they were all fabulous. My 4 year old even gobbled his down (a non spicy version lol). This is a MUST EAT if you are a food lover in BCS! If you are lucky enough to find this food truck, do not question the decision to stop and chow down.

My arepa was pretty good! I think the owners were struggling a little bit keeping up with orders,…read morebut the food was good. Worth giving them a shot :)

Best empanadas in Montgomery County! I like the black bean and cheese. So puffy and good. Not…read moregreasy. Also love the Arepas. Real ones :) Family owned and operated. Real food. Nice people. The location and vibe is a container food court with backyard for kids to play and dog friendly. Clean restrooms. Eating at Fran's for the second day in a row. Love & Arepas :)

Delicious Venezuelan empanadas!! And 10/10 service :) happy to have this place so close by! Will be…read morecoming back!

Super cute little bakery and cafe. Lots of comfy seating. Great spot for hanging out and chatting…read morewith friends. The menu is very interesting with lots of different sweet and savory pastries from Peru and Venezuela, along with a few other savory dishes. Great coffee, too, and it's served with adorable china on a fancy tray. Maybe a slight touch of cinnamon in the coffee? It's locally roasted coffee, too. Wonderful service, but if you're in a hurry, it's best to get something already prepared like cake. The other items are cooked to order and served hot and fresh. So take your time and enjoy it. There's excellent artisan cheese in the pastry fillings. Very yummy. We ordered the 5-pack of Tequeños (think pastry wrapped fried cheese sticks taken up a couple of notches) so we could try different flavors. All were delicious. The spicy one was my favorite. There are also pastelitos, empanadas, and even cachapas. Lots of delicious options for filled wheat or corn flour pastries. The corn flour items are made with gluten free ingredients, although they are fried in the same oil as wheat. I love this place. Highly recommended. And don't forget to order the passion fruit topped Basque cheesecake for dessert!

You can't do better than this welcoming, beautiful, light, airy, flower-filled lunch spot. Cozy and…read morebright, the seating is ample and comfortable, accented with authentic woven pillows from Venezuela. The family-owned place serves phenomenal pastries both savory and sweet at amazingly affordable prices. The coffee is perfect. The lemonade tea (i forgot the native name for it) is perfectly balanced and looks like a cocktail. There's lots of easy parking and the Peruvian partner of the chef/owner is friendly and knowledgeable about the menu--and graciously patient while you decide (i say get them all!!) we had an assortment of savories and I can't wait to go back to try the sweets. Just perfect for groups who like to share and individuals who want a quiet place to relax. I hope this beautiful cafe stays open for years and years.

It's a small eater in a strip mall. Location is very convenient. We stopped here before the Road to…read more26 soccer game, so they got very busy. We were lucky to find a table when we arrived, but there was only one gentleman working in the dining/cashier. I saw many customers coming in but eventually leaving as they were never greeted by anyone. The food took very long, like 35-40 minutes. However, the pupusas we had were so delicious! For the price, it was very filling and I really enjoyed them. It's a great spot, but I'd avoid on a big game day.

We finally gave this place a shot, and wow! I hadn't eaten pupusas in a while and totally forgot…read morehow good they are. My wife and I each got two, and I would have ordered more if my wallet wasn't screaming, "No more, please!" I'll definitely be coming back just for pupusas to go. Those things might be my new food obsession. The plates we got were okay but nothing amazing. My wife got three loaded chicken tacos, and I had the fried chicken with plantains. The chicken was a bit dry, but the plantains were really good. The waitress was super nice and explained some of the menu since it's mostly in Spanish. Without her, we would have been totally lost. Also, the menu is huge, so we took a while to decide. The place itself is small and crowded with tiny tables, but that is exactly the kind of vibe you get at an authentic Salvadoran restaurant. The chef (and owner?) checked on us a couple of times, and you could tell he really cared about us liking the place. That kind of attention is rare. It's a bit pricey, especially for lunch. So like I said earlier, your best bet is to get a bunch of pupusas at $3.49 each. Honestly, three or four of those would have been filling enough and cheaper than the big plates. Bottom line: Pupusas are the real stars here!