I had not been to Sin Fronteras for several years. Today, six friends met me there for a pop up…read morelunch. Everything was great as always. Our server, Fernando, set us up with separate checks. Several of us enjoyed margaritas. Everyone thought the food was amazing. I had the Ensalada Sin Fronteras with chicken. One friend had fajitas, another one had the chile relleno, someone had the tortilla soup, and another one had a salad topped with salmon. We were welcomed warmly, and the staff checked on us frequently. Dont miss it!

June 2025 Sin…read moreFronteras Café We came to Sin Fronteras Café for dinner and met up with some friends--this was my wife's and my first visit, though our friends had been here before and spoke highly of it. We started with chips and salsa, and they were excellent. The salsa wasn't overly spicy, just full of great flavor, and the chips were fresh and crisp--definitely a strong start to the meal. My wife ordered the chicken chimichanga. It was quite different from what we usually get at the Mexican spots we frequent--it was one large chimichanga served with a small salad, whereas we're used to getting two smaller ones with rice and beans, which we usually share. Still, it was tasty and satisfying in its own unique way. I ordered the Chicharrón en Salsa Verde--crispy pork and onions in a green tomato sauce, topped with cilantro and served with rice and warm flour tortillas. It had great flavor and the pork had a nice texture--crisp but not dry. Our friends ordered a variety of dishes, including: Chile en Nogada - a stuffed poblano pepper with seasoned ground beef, covered in a chilled almond and walnut nogada sauce, topped with pomegranate seeds and served with rice. It was rich, colorful, and very flavorful. A beautiful dish with red and yellow sauces and a white cream swirl--unfortunately I can't recall the name, but it was as good as it looked. Six tacos with assorted meats--each one was fantastic. The flavors were bold and fresh. To drink, most of us had margaritas, and you could tell they use fresh ingredients--these were excellent and not overly sweet like some places serve them. Service was top-notch from start to finish--friendly, attentive, and welcoming. The only disappointing part of the evening came at the end, when we learned that the restaurant will be closing in about a month. The building is being torn down, possibly for high-rise condos. The staff doesn't know if or where they'll reopen. It's a real shame, especially in an area that's already struggling with traffic and congestion. More homes, fewer gems like this. I just wish we had discovered Sin Fronteras Café sooner. Hopefully they find a new home nearby, and we'll definitely try to come back before they close for good.

Decided to give Mi Lindo another try and I'm glad I did. I think the bad experience I had before…read morewith the server there was a one-off, although I made sure to watch my wallet and check the prices of everything I ordered. I eat a lot of Mexican food and this is easily the best I've tasted for Miles around. Birria enchiladas were off the hook. And the salsa there is fantastic! Just a couple more notes about pricing though, because I think it's worthwhile to mention: there is no lunch menu. Most Mexican joints have a lunch menu, with smaller sizes and lower prices. not here. The portions are very generous so be prepared to get a dinner menu and to-go box. And I ordered a draft Mexican beer and got a 24 ounce glass for nine dollars. I think this is another attempt to raise your check. Most places will give you the option of a 16 or 24 ounce. Yes these are nitpicks, but I'm not complaining because the food is so freaking good.

I am a regular at Mi Lindo Cancun and I have to say is one of the best places in town if you're…read morecraving some Mexican food. The ambiance is very cozy, their customer service is also great and friendly but the best part is the food. Portions are really generous and tasty. My personal favorite are the steak tacos & the birria tacos. Last Wednesday we ordered takeout for my Mother in law's birthday because she also loves this place. She always says she feels like she's eating healthy food because everything is so fresh and delicious. I highly recommend this place.

Okay this place put me in a stupor after eating all their good food and drinks…read more Don't hate me but I can't remember our waitress name or the name of the drinks I had (bad-yelpper) I know terrible. But the experience was great; Nice ambience and awesome customer service... Just take my word for it and go eat @ this Latin/Mexican spot... And go on an empty stomach and be ready to wanna buy everything on the menu !!!!!

We come up to deale to visit family. This is one of their regular places they eat. I now know why!…read moreTiny little restaurant with something phenomenal food. It's so small, most people get it to go. We got to guacamole and Puerto Rican sampler for appetizers. And I got a burger. My wife kept the roasted pork with rice and beans. Everything we got was super flavorful nice portions. Services great, but the real star of the show are the margaritas! From the spicy margarita to their season one, they were great. Overall, this is a phenomenal place to eat if you're in the area, give it a try.

Superb, delicious menu, especially the Salvadorian Breakfast with Chorizo. Also Magnificent:…read moreChicken or Cheese Enchiladas with Mole Sauce. Even the salsa with their Chips and Salsa serving is special Terrific servers -- Bessy, Blanca and John. Highly recommended.

For the majority of the visit, we were the only ones in the dining area. This was our first clue…read more The guacamole listed as market price should have been the second. Anyway...we ordered drinks. Mine was good, but my husband said his margarita had no flavor. The waitress asked us about appetizers and if we wanted our guacamole regular or spicy. Of course I chose spicy. My husband got the fajita burrito and I got the trio fajitas. When his burrito arrived I almost laughed out loud. It was half the size of every burrito I've ever seen! Mine dinner had 3 shrimp, a little bit of steak, and a bit more chicken. What it lacked in flavor and meat, it made up for in an over abundance of uncooked onions! Not what I was expecting. It was so disappointing. Speaking of disappointment, the bill.... For over $110 dollars we got two drinks, an appetizer, and two dinners. I'm fine with a $100 meal just not this meal. The guac was $16.50 with an added $1.50 for "spicy"! The 1/2 sized burrito and 3 shrimp were also super overpriced. Overall, we saw the potential in this place but it was disappointing. The waitress was wonderful and kept the water full. Sadly, we won't be back since our local places are so much better.

We had another great meal at Jalapenos. (Every time we go…read morethere, we ask each other why we don't go more often). Today was Valentine's Day, so we made an early reservation at 5 pm. We ordered a bottle of wine and two tapas for appetizers. The croquetas were yummy, and the surtido de vegetables was really tasty My husband had arranged for roses to be delivered, so they were brought to the table. I ordered the Carabineros (shrimp) and my husband had the Pollo Mexicano. We finished off with their flan, which was amazing.

I always say my favorite restaurants are in a shopping center. All of tapas are great but the star…read morefor me is the dinner entree. I always enjoy the Vieras Saltedas. It includes Sea Scallops sauteed with sherry, basil, fish stock, and finished with heavy cream served with rice. Soooo good. The staff is always friendly and you can tell the food is truly authentic. Plenty of parking outside and the inside is typical and not over the top. The food is the star.

Worst food ever - CAT FOOD I don't know who they thought I…read morewas, but they served me cat food chopped into rice. Call the Health Department on these guys. For as empty as the dining room and atmosphere was, you'd think they would 'let it go' and make real food for anyone even if they might have mistaken for another person. DISGUSTING.

Great service, great food, extensive menu with great options. Next time I'd get the skinny…read moremargarita, as I didn't really like their sugary mix. But I loved the burrito campesino I got.

The food is amazing and I love stopping in here! I usually always get breakfast and it's so darn…read moregood.

What can I say, This place is great. They have home made Salvadoran food. The portions are generous…read moreand prices are affordable. Average menu price is $8.50. My food was delicious. I will definitely be back soon.

First time in but it won't be our last!…read more Service was amazing. Our server, Spence, was great! Very knowledgeable about the menu and always there making sure we had what we needed. Do not sleep on the cocktails! The Lessons In Alliteration will bring me back here, it is so well balanced and goes down a little too easy. The food was incredible. We started with the Tequeños and Patacón Salvaje (the best bite of the night for me!). Then came the Caribe Atómico (a little too salty) and Caribbean Surf & Turf Salpicón. For our entrees we tried the Duck Atollado (the rice in this dish was amazing and so flavorful) and the Pelao Guayanés. Everything was well prepared and so tasty. Dessert was the Vanilla Quesillo and Cacao+, would skip, dessert was our least favorite course.

What can I say... I had a lot of expectations as this place has been open for a while, but I was a…read morebit disappointed. We had to get an early reservation as they were fully booked at dinner time. The food was just okay: the appetizer with the plantain and fried calamari was okay, it lacked a little bit of dimension and was too acid forward (needed more salt to balance it). The main was the "olleta" which is a vegetarian meal; it wasn't exactly memorable. It has an incredible amount of olives and capers and not enough tofu/plaintain/mushrooms. It was also very acid forward and lacked layers/balance to the flavor. Lastly, we tried two desserts: the flan (I believe it was called quesillo) and the chocolate one. I LOVED the flan with the foam on top, and the chocolate one was towards the bitter side (which was pretty good) but I wouldn't get it again. The desserts were very overpriced for the size of it. The place is well maintained and I love the plants all around. I would like to give it another try as I like to support my fellow Latinos