I got the passionfruit drink. My cup had a lot of marks, and there was either dust from the cup or…read morepulp in my drink. It tasted like a thinned out mango drink, neither sweet nor too bland. The pastries looked like they'd be okay.

100% recomendado Exelente atencion al cliente…read moreLa Bandeja paisa riquiaima el ambiente muy ameno

We're obsessed with this restaurant! It's a little "hole in the wall" spot but the Pupusas are SO…read moregood! Our favorite were the spinach and cheese and calabaza and cheese. The filling was oozing and the flavor was (as the kids say) giving We asked for extra cabbage and salsa for our to go order and they delivered. Can't wait to go back and try the rest of the menu. The ladies working there are also so sweet. If you are craving Pupusas this is the place to go.

La muchacha muy mala attitude casi me abienta mi order para llevar muy malos modos la aubtigua…read morefirms una senora muy amable

The atmosphere is very easy going. The fresh juices were delicious and plenty per serving. The…read morepineapple juice was the favorite. The food was decent. The Hawaiian empanadas were the best item we ordered. Chicken empanadas were dry, and we did not get to try the beef empanadas as they had run out. The classic Bandeja Paisa platter came with a lot of food. The meat overall was dry. If you come here, be prepared to share!

The food was good, could have used a little more seasoning for my preference. The service was…read moregreat, no issues at all. Very professional and kind. Cool little restaurant. WARNING!!! The portion sizes are enormous. One plate can easily feed three people. The kids portions are ridiculously gigantic. Seriously, share meals . Get one meal and however many extra plates. Prices are reasonable.

I'm already a happy repeat customer here and I've only been aware of this restaurant within the…read morelast month! I've missed having easy access to Cuban food after having so much access to Porto's when I lived in LA, and Havana House absolutely hits the spot. - Cuban Sandwich (5/5): Delicious and a HUGE portion. One sandwich can easily feed 2 people to satisfaction. - Ham Croquetas (5/5): Croquetas are one of my favorite foods and these are no exception. Only wish they also made chicken croquetas too! - Stuffed Potato Ball (4/5): Hefty, rich, decadent. I can really only eat half of one before it makes me too full (and I usually have a big appetite) - Maduros (Sweet Plantains) and Tostones (Fried Green Plantains) (both 5/5): Perfectly sweet and savory - Braised Oxtail: Can't speak for this one directly but my fiance loved this one. Their menu has so much variety, but everything I've tried so far has always been well made and flavorful. Looking forward to my next visit. - Ambiance: 3.5/5 - Food: 5+++/5 - Service: 5/5

I would highly recommend Havana House. The food was amazing, but let's start with their beverages…read more- my husband got a mango juice and I got a lemonade. It was the best lemonade I have ever had - I'm pretty sure that they make most of their own juices - you can actually hear a blender or a juicer going while you're there. All of the foods were amazing - my 6 year old especially loved the croquettas. My Cuban sandwich was huge - maybe enough for 3-4 meals. We also got a tres leches to go! If you're looking for fancy ambience, this isn't the place for you - not saying that there is anything wrong, but it's very casual. Service was very good! We will absolutely be back and looking forward to trying their pastries and ropa vieja.

Yamela gave us a good service. polite and professional. The food was also delicious!!read more

The food was authentic and very satisfying. Our server her name was Adriana and she was excellent!…read more I haven't had this much care and attentiveness from a server in a long time. She was so friendly and genuine. The food is great and you can't pass on the lemonade. It's a very casual environment and great for families. I'm giving this a 5 start brocade of our service.

I had a great experience at Bocados Burger & Grill! I ordered the Bocados Sampler, which came with…read moretequeños, pork belly, montaditos, and fried arepas. The tequeños were definitely the highlight for me and honestly some of the best I've had in Houston. The pork belly wasn't really my favorite, but everything else on the sampler was very enjoyable. For the main dishes, I tried the Crazy Cow Burger along with the Smoke Barrel Picanha, and both were excellent. The meats were flavorful and cooked really well. I also had their passion fruit drink, which tasted very fresh and refreshing. Overall, it was a great experience and I'd definitely come back to try more from the menu.

Bogados in Spring has a really nice atmosphere, and the service was excellent from start to finish…read more The staff was friendly, attentive, and made for an enjoyable dining experience. As for the food, it was just okay overall. The burgers were definitely the highlight--they were cooked well and tasted great. I had the cheeseburger, and while it was good, what surprised me was that fries don't come with the burger. They're a separate $3-5 add-on depending on whether you want plain or seasoned fries. The fries themselves were good, but it would be nice if they were included with the meal. The parrancha steak seemed a little overcooked and didn't have much flavor, and the coleslaw wasn't really my favorite. I also wasn't a fan of the pork rinds they bring out to snack on before the meal. Personally, I'd much rather have chips or another lighter appetizer. Pork rinds on top of a burger and fries just felt like overkill. Of course, food is subjective, and this is just my personal opinion. While I wasn't a huge fan of the menu overall, others may absolutely love it. The service and ambiance were definitely the strongest parts of the experience. Overall, I'd give Bogados 3 out of 5 stars. Great atmosphere and excellent service, but the food just didn't quite hit the mark for me. That said, it may end up being your new favorite spot--you never know until you try it for yourself.

Best little TexMex House in that area. Service was great…read moreFamily run Try it instead of spending way more somewhere else

Casa Medina recently took over the location where Papa Lacho's used to be, with no break in…read moreservice. We came in the other night to try out the new place, and got some of its story from the friendly and voluble manager (might be the location owner). Apparently the owners took over the location about three months ago and have been "using Papa Lacho's menu". They have now switched to the Casa Medina menu and changed the signs. The Mexican restaurant market in this area is very crowded, so this restaurant is trying hard to stand out. A couple of notable things off the top: 1) They use very little salt in their dishes. For me, I think not enough for proper seasoning but if you're trying to avoid salt it might be a good option. And you can always add some. 2) The Casa Medina menu is very large, much larger than the Papa Lacho's menu. Nice for choice if all those dishes can be executed well. We started off with the Mexican Street elote. This is a white corn served on the cob with the traditional spices. With the lower salt level the tajin and lime stood out. A good start. The salsas with the free chips were quite good, nice depth of flavor and not real spicy. The red salsa is served warm, the green chilled. For mains we got the Chicken Chipotle Enchiladas and the Fish y Camarones a la Diabla. The enchiladas sounded quite promising but I have to say the flavor was a little off for me. Slightly sweet with not enough salt to balance. But the food was well prepared and I would be confident in trying something else. I usually do not take a Tex-Mex place seriously when they say a dish is hot. That would be a mistake here. The fish and shrimp dish really brought the heat. For fish you have five choices--the cheaper ones are tilapia and basa. I have never had basa so gave it a try. It's an Asian whitefish that substitutes for tilapia. It had a soft texture like tilapia, if you weren't told you might not know the difference. The shrimp were cooked properly with a nice snap. For dessert we got the sopapillas. These were nicely done, not greasy and crisp on the outside. They are served with whipped cream and honey. For drinks we got a jamaica and an avocado martini. The jamaica is a good representation--no free refills, but the glass is very large so you wouldn't want one. The avocado martini came recommended to us by a customer of their Shenandoah location. There's just enough avocado to make the drink green and opaque. You get the creamy overtone and just a hint of avocado flavor, not too much. I liked it. The interior is appealing, with nice representational paintings of food scenes. The bathrooms were clean and ready. Service was attentive and friendly. I'm giving it a 3.5 and rounding up. It's not perfect but definitely worth a try. It's very convenient to our house so I know we will be back.

Why 5 stars? Because the breakfast tacos were all that I hoped they would be…read more --- --- --- When a place has 4.9 stars, it's basically impossible that it's gonna be bad. I'd wanted to try La Cocina for a while for that reason and those plans finally came to fruition. You walk up to a counter that has all the ingredients for taco making right in front of you. The guy asks you how many you are going to want, and if you want flour or corn, so he can let them know in the back to make your tortillas fresh. About 2 minutes later, out came our tortillas. I ordered 3: one with eggs and bacon, one with some kind of egg and sausage combo and one non-breakfast taco with fajita meat. The fajita taco was just okay, but the breakfast tacos had me thinking about them for hours after the fact. They aren't very big, so if you're a growing boy like me, I'd aim for 4-5 of them. The guy behind the counter tried to guide us into his suggestion of 2 each, but I jumped in and said make it 3 for me. If I could go back in time, I would have done 4 and made them all the breakfast variety. Both breakfast tacos were straight bangers from another dimension. All the sauces were great and none were too spicy. I might have to return to this place sooner rather than later because I really did think about it the rest of the day. I love you, La Cocina.

Tacos are delicious, homemade tortillas, friendly service that feels like family. 10/10 this place!!read more