If I could give the food 10 stars I would! This unassuming location has my heart. It caught me a…read morelittle off guard with the decor and random stuff to buy but this place is a must try! We stopped in our way out of town and wanted to try multiple things on the menu! We order the empanadas (one of each type), the pupusas (one of each type), as well as chips and fresh chopped salsa. Everything was fresh and tasty. As we were eating, my dining partner said it was like it was made by a mother's hands! Turns out, it was! As we paid our check we met her! Service was on point and they were happy to make accommodations for the things we wanted to try! Hoping to get back there the next time I am in town!

Very friendly staff, explaining everything on the menu for us gringos. Quaint place . Food was good!read more

It's the ribs. Order the ribs on whatever entree they are offered. They were good enough I came…read moreback the next day to get them again. I would love it if they sold a big bucket of ribs. Gimme 2. This is not a fancy place. Well away from the hustle and bustle of touristy Myrtle Beach in a strip mall. Simple decor and seating. Their market is locals and I was glad I ventured away from the tourist crowd. Did I mention their ribs? Get you some. Service was very good. Attentive and helpful for this gringo seeking assistance with the menu. Left extra in the tip for suggesting the ribs. Plenty of parking.

Excellent food!! The place is really big. The ppl that work they always attend with the costumersread more

The staff tonight were super friendly and welcoming. The restaurant is clean. Menu is pretty big…read morewith quite a few options. Their baleada is HUGE and AMAZING! Perfectly cooked "tortilla" with loads of filling. Reminds me of home! I will definitely be back to try some more dishes!

Preliminary rating since they just recently opened and we all know that they have to get their act…read moretogether before any meaningful rating can be assigned. I just tried 2 versions of their baleadas: sencilla and mixta. Also got a slice of tres leches cake. Tres leches was the highlight. It was one of the best I've had. The baleadas were huge and at $5 and $5.50 respectively, were a nice cheap lunch option. The tres leches cake was amazing! The wonderful thing was that after eating half of the baleadas, the tres leches cake was a scrumptious dessert. BTW, did I mention that the tres leches was superb? I'll come back and try some of the more "serious" entrees in the menu. I will update my rating. The restaurant is across the street form Collins Park in Conway.

We found this place while searching for a place open past 9:00 pm on a Saturday night. There was a…read moreconstant stream of customers while we were there. Our waitress was very friendly and accommodating. Our food arrived quickly and was the most delicious food I have had in a Latin American restaurant. I had the Botana Catracha and boy was it amazing! Every one of us was happy with our meal and we're already planning our next meal here. I don't normally take the time to leave a review but this place definitely deserves it. They serve a great variety of Latin American dishes and have great customer service

I love this place the food is delicious and authentic, I have been ordering from them for 2 years…read more Recently they said their website is down do not order online!!! Had trouble figuring out how to request a refund from the website vendor. Couple that with the language barrier if you only speak English and it is very difficult to discuss the issue with the staff. They were kind enough to reorder my order for free and I am grateful for that. I will continue to order from them in the future and as long as you can navigate the language barrier over the phone or preferably in person via Google Translate, the food will definitely exceed your expectations.

He wanted pupusas for his father's day breakfast! We found…read morethis place with a quick search. So glad they were open. We got a variety of pupusas, and sweet plantains. So good! If you don't know, they are gluten free. Worth a visit. Place got full quick!

Customer service quality is bad. Waited an hour for the food that was very simple meanwhile there…read morewas only 2 other tables here. My table got their drinks at different times and food at different times. food was mid

Writing about the new location in Castle Hayne which just opened on Castle Hayne Road. We have been…read morewaiting to try it and went Friday night. They have renovated the old space and opened it up into the adjacent store front. It's still a little tight and not long on ambiance but the food is amazing. I had the Texas fajitas which included shrimp steak and chicken. The tortillas appear to be made fresh. Portions are large. I had much more meat than guacamole salad, but it was well prepared and delivered sizzling. My wife had the skirt steak and was very happy with it. My daughter had a chicken dish which was smothered in queso which had just the right amount of heat. My son had tacos made with beef tongue- he is the adventurous eater- and ate every bite, paired with a tamarind soda. This appears to be family run - they were super friendly. Our waiter's English was not good, but we got through and he was very polite. They did not move us along and we needed to ask for the check when we were ready - once we asked we got checked out promptly. Pricing was very reasonable. All in all this is a great addition to the few restaurants in that area of town and as they get their feet under them I'm sure will only improve. We will be back as the food and friendly service is worth the trip.

My carryout Beef Huarache was disgusting! More than half the "beef" was gristle that was inedible…read more The remaining beef was overcooked and tough. It contained only a few beans, two tiny pieces of tomato and a small amount of cheese and sour cream. The tortilla was soaked with oil and beef grease and was also inedible. A very disappointing meal. I will not go back to La Esquinta in Wilmington, NC!

I should've realize I was cook when I open the menu and the prices were taped over. The same song…read morewas playing the whole time I was here. The water I order I'm going to assume it came from the toilet. Paid $4.50 for a bottle of Diet Coke. 3% fee on card transactions. The plantains were stiff & not soft. The popusas were good. It's just this location. Go to the other savor Hispano, not bother coming here. My soul died in there.

I saw a friend post about this business on FB and his pictures looked so good that I immediately…read moredrove here to try it. This is their second location and it is in the old Hibachi to go store in the Food Lion shopping center. I was the only one eating in but there was a few take out orders. I hope more people start eating here cause it's delicious. It has all kinds of Latin flavors. The place is very casual. Latin music was playing and the menus are huge (literally). I tried the healthiest thing o the menu which was camarones en coco. The plantains and beans that came with it were so good I wanted to lick the bowl. I don't even like beans and these were amazing. The whole meal was really good. The coconut sauce was very good. I could have used some hot sauce or some more heat but I didn't ask to see if they had any. Give this place a try!