The pupusas are a little pricey ($4 each for revueltas) but they were SO good nonetheless. I also…read moreappreciate that they're very generous with the horchata putting it in a soup to go container :-) Sadly, I didn't get to enjoy the horchata since my cat spilled it :( it was too good to not resist she implied This place is at the very end of the beer place and I'd definitely recommend going!

a little background- I've never really had pupusas so this would be my first real food experience…read morewith them. I ordered takeout online and went to the location. The restaurant is located inside the back of a liquor store. I got 3 pupusas: cheese ($2.75), chicken ($2.75), and revuelta ($2.75) which has pork, beans, and cheese. The pupusas came with a type of coleslaw and a sauce. As a first timer I can say that the pupusas were solid. If I was ranking the pupusas I tried I'd say: 1- revuelta, 2-chicken, and 3-cheese. All in all, this is a solid location that serves decent pupusas. I'd definitely come back to try some of their other items like the steak n cheese with fries.

I recently stopped in to pick up some Italian desserts for a colleague's farewell party…read more As soon as I walked in, I was greeted right away. Unfortunately, I didn't catch the woman's name at the counter, but she was incredibly helpful in guiding me through what would work best for the party. The Italian cookies were a huge hit! One of my colleagues especially loved the lemon cookie in the assortment. I'll definitely be back to check out more items in the future!

I came for the zeppole on St Joseph's Feast Day and they did not disappoint! The pastries here were…read morefantastic and so were the abundant variety of Italian cookies that I couldn't help but buy too and not to forget the Italian subs! Delizioso!

Charming neighborhood cafe with incredible vibes, friendly staff, and A+ coffee. I wandered into La…read morePoteria while on the way to Harper's Ferry; I'm not entirely sure how Montgomery Village, MD was perfectly on our route from DC to West Virginia, but I'm so grateful that it was. La Poteria was the perfect midpoint to grab our morning caffeine fix and a bite to eat before we hit the Harpers Ferry hiking trails. The cafe was beautifully decorated with marble tables, a ton of plants, and plenty of couches and cozy armchairs. There was a ton of natural light from the giant windows, but they also had a number of aesthetic hanging lights, some of which were exposed bulbs and others of which were in little wicker baskets. As far as the food and drink goes, I loved their latte. The coffee was rich and not overly acidic, and it was strong enough that you could still appreciate the chocolatey, nutty undertones under the generous helping of steamed milk and foam. I also loved the little heart sprinkle they added in the center of the mug -- such a cute final touch! My friend and I also split two of their savory items, the cheese arepa and spinach and feta empanada. The empanada was a little different than what I was used to, as it was super flaky and buttery, with an almost croissant or puff pastry-like dough. It was delicious and the savory feta went wonderfully with the spinach and the slightly peppery mayo-based sauce they served it with. The arepa was also lovely, with a generous helping of gooey melted cheese on top of the slightly chewy, slightly sweet corn-based flatbread.

Quick and great service! I worked here for a couple hours and they had wifi. It also didn't get too…read moreloud at all. I ordered a mango smoothie without sugar added and it was really refreshing. My favorite between the empanadas was the chicken empanada. They were tasty, good size, and I liked the sauce!

The service at La Canela is always 10/10! And the food is…read moreamazing! Truly one of the best in the DMV area. Definitely worth a visit. We went for July 28th Peruvian Independence Day and they had it very nicely decorated and as always clean and inviting atmosphere.

Updated review: came here for father's day lunch, they were able to last minute accommodate our…read moreparty of 6 when we couldn't get into a different restaurant nearby. Very nice ambience, decorated in European style. Service was top-notch, very nice waiter and hostess. They made sure to hold our table for us. They gave us a complimentary ceviche wonton which was delicious. I thought the pan-fried cod entree was delicious, especially the sauce. The fried part was a bit heavy though so I wish there was a side of vegetables rather than the crispy potato. The yuca and calamari with the aji amarillo was an excellent appetizer - I'd recommend. Also be sure to try the purple corn drink (chicha morado?) - it didn't taste like corn at all and was delicious and unique! Lime and apple taste to it.

Very good Latin store love the fresh mango and the store is very clean. All the staff is friendly…read moreand it when I step in I feel like I'm back home in my country shopping in a local store.

This store had it all. I was able to get all the ingredients I needed for a Yummy chicken soup. I…read morepaid my boost mobile bill and pick up fresh fruit. The people there were very helpful and polite. The prices were cheaper than Giant.

FOOD: First of all-- this is the type of place you only go…read moreto when you work in the building it's located in... but truly the food was so so fresh. They have a VARIETY of options. I love ramen but I was close to getting the ramen option but I decided against it bc I didn't want to be disappointed. Landed on the Italian sub and BOY was that good. I was reminded why I don't get subs (I hate getting liquids on my hands while eating) but it was seasoned sooo good. SERVICE: So there was only two people working. One who was the owner and the other who was an employee. They worked FAST. I waited not more than 5 minutes for my food. So that was exciting. They had these BOMB cheddar sour cream chips that I added into my sandwich like a good millennial -- sorry I don't know the brand, but it was so good. AMBIANCE: They have a very large seating area, and the chairs are super comfy. It's very like Marshall's designed looking if you know what I mean, but still works. Don't gotta be trendy in order to have good food!! 10/10 would come again

Creative menu and really tasty sandwiches! The bulgogi wrap was delicious! Also tried a fig…read moresmoothie, which was so good! It is downstairs in an office building and can be a little confusing to get to, but they have a lot of a space and a great menu.

Sat at the bar in back. Soft shell crabs were terrific - went with the fried option rather than…read moresautéed, quality fries and a killer kale and apple salad. My Mom had their green beans as a side and I had a few - they were crispy and very good. Too many places over cook things. Waitress behind the bar was great. Nice 'neighborhoody' casual atmosphere. First time here - will hopefully be back within a few weeks. Five stars, albeit based on one visit Decent beer selection, nothing I hadn't had before. But that's a personal problem, not a restaurant problem. ;-)

For starters my service here was great. My server was Ellie and she consistently checked in on my…read morefamily and I making sure all of our food came out ok and beverages were full. I went with the crab Norfolk and it was perfect. I loved having not to do any of the picking and just having all the meat. The ambiance of this market is great, people consistently walking in as this has been their go to place forever. A lot of to go orders and a lot of people sitting up on the counter enjoying their food

This is indeed a find that has been found. Everything looks great. From standard entrees to…read morecreative takes like an enchilada burger. I would eat in. Presentation is better and some small portions may not transfer well to take out containers. It's all good. Great menu. Give it a try!!

I stopped by Gardenias Cafe in Gaithersburg for breakfast, and even though it was busy, the staff…read morekept things moving and the food came out in a reasonable amount of time. We ordered the avocado quinoa salad, a breakfast burrito with chorizo, plus a side of home fries and bacon. The avocado quinoa salad was fresh and flavorful, and the home fries were crispy and well seasoned. Those were definitely my favorite parts of the meal. The breakfast burrito was decent, but it wasn't quite as memorable as I was hoping. My only real complaint was the bacon. It was good, but paying $7 for just three pieces felt a bit pricey. Overall, I'd come back to try more items from the menu since the cafe was clearly popular and had a great atmosphere. If you're in the Gaithersburg area looking for breakfast or brunch, it's worth checking out