this place was amazing! the food tasted great and the horchata was delicious. wished we lived…read morecloser to Worcester so we could eat here more often. service was very nice and the guy taking our orders was super attentive. recommend!

From the owner: Pupusas, plato paisa, empandas y mucho mas. Comida Colombiana, Mexicana, Salvadorena, Hondurena y…read moreGuatemalteca

Amazing authentic Columbian cuisine. Especially loved the homemade juices. Staff are exceptionally…read morekind and helpful. Would highly recommend to anyone who loves good food.

From the owner: Bringing Colombian food to you read more

Delicious food, wonderful service, cozy atmosphere! We will be back. The Cuban sandwiches were…read moresavory and prepared quickly, and the pastries were excellent

The place is a little small but cozy. Food was good and service was amazing. I'll definitely will…read morevisit again.

I went back after the first time and I have to say this time food was even better than the first…read moretime. Portions are good and service is friendly and fast. I also got other Venezuelan items including the 3 leches cake (3 milks cake) and quesillo (Venezuelan flan). They just started to use an app to order from and gave me a discount card that I'm planning on using when I come back to Worcester.

I really wanted to like Sabrosa but unfortunately I found it overall to be pretty disappointing…read more We stopped in today for a quick bite before checking out the Crompton Collective. I like to try a variety of food and decided to try this place. I want to make it abundantly clear that this three star review has NOTHING to do with the service. The young man who cashed us out was incredibly kind, understanding, and explained every aspect of the food. He even offered to let us try a free empanada. Their service was 5 stars worthy. The food was not. I had the bowl and my significant other had the chicken arepa. He said the arepa itself taste good but was small for the price. My bowl was just okay. The rice was bland with some hard pieces, plantains were mushy, and the beef was a little stringy and I felt it was pretty bland as well. The black beans were the best thing in the bowl. My dish was warm at best. I'm disappointed to write such a low review because I wanted to like Sabrosa but ultimately I should have tried any of the other dozen options for lunch in the market.

Moved to 188 Cambridge Street in Worcester. I would give…read morethis establishment 7 stars but the ratings will not allow. Incredible food- wow factor. Need I say more. Check it out.

I don't rightly know how to review a restaurant I didn't intend to eat at…read more It's not entirely my fault -- the signs outside say "Havana Nights". In five different places. The parking is for Havana Nights. Imagine our surprise when we were handed menus for "The Fokin Ninja" or Taino. That name isn't anywhere. I still don't know what this place is called. I asked our server if the awesome Cuban place moved, and got the weirdest response.. something like "Ahh.. Ohh.. yeah, let me get someone to help you." I probably should have packed up and studied the situation from somewhere else? There were changes in April and it's not Cuban any more. But we were seated with waters and Fokin Ninja menus, so maybe there's some crossover. I don't even know how to describe the menu; you can read it here. Some kind of Mexican-Asian fusion? Prices are steep, from the $18 cocktails to the $30-$40+ entrees. They did have a few specialty rolls for $10, so I tried a few. Look, maybe beef and chicken fusion rolls are your thing, but today I learned that they are not mine. Not at all. Dry beef, dry shredded chicken on top, and the weirdest mash of flavors and textures does not make a delightful roll. Sticky sweet brown sauce with bacon and cream cheese and some sliver of maybe roast beef? Nope nope nope. There just wasn't anything delicious about them.. just weird stuff wrapped in rice and called a fusion roll. The fried fish plate (Pescado Frito) for $32 was pretty good. Hot, fresh, good size, but just bland and unseasoned, as far as I could tell. Came with chimichuri sauce and fried plantains. Fried rice for $22. Loud and cold in there. This is also the first place in Worchester that puts the Tip right on the tab. Not a service charge, just "Tip" and they picked it for you. There is a line where you can write in an additional tip. It ain't right. I can't think of anything that would merit a second star. The kicker? The receipt says "Havana Nights"! I would have enjoyed eating there instead.

Went with some girlfriends on a Sunday around 2pm. Great…read moreexperience. Dominican x Asian fusion was definitely not something in my wheelhouse to think of. But my friend recommended and it did not disappoint. They were at about 35% capacity at the time. Service was good. Our server was really nice. We got a wide variety of items. I don't recall the sushi roll name though. We all got the CHOFAN which was literally the most delicious new thing I've had in a long time. Literal. Perfection. They got steak and shrimp. I got chicken. All three fire. The best way I can describe it is like the most perfect fried rice you've ever had. We also got some table apps veggie spring rolls and gyoza. Both really good but I did ask for this like Asian Thai chili sauce instead of the one that came with the spring rolls because it's like a mayonnaise based sauce and I just wasn't really feeling it. That really complimented the spring rolls better to me. My cocktail was MEDICINA DE AMOR I $22 Hennessy, grand marnier, strawberry and lime juice. To me it was way too sweet and the other one that comes in the IV bag the server said was even sweeter than that. I had to put water in it. But it was cute and I wanted it so. Probably wouldn't get again tho. Restaurant vibe and decor was very aesthetically pleasing. Overall zero complaints. And highly recommend. There is a small Parking lot on the left side and street parking. Also, I heard that they just reopened with a new name so the outside is gonna say Havana but it's called Taino and says it on the door. I was a little confused when I pulled up.

Been getting their pupusas for over ten years. Quality pupusas! Service I do recommend calling…read moreahead, to get the food to go. It's about 20-30 minutes but if you know how there're made, you understand the love that's put into them. I haven't really sat but the ambiance seems to be relaxed, typical salvy laid back energy. With recent renovations to their interior. Stop by!!

Just the best. Come here. Eat some pupusas. Drink some cervezas. Tip your servers. You'll be happy.read more

Not what I expected. I was the sole customer for a weekday lunch. Host has trouble with English…read morebut we managed. Had lunch special, chicken, rice and beans. Price was reasonable, but chicken portion was a tad small. The chicken was tasty. I will try again someday, but not in a hurry.

I got the shrimps in garlic sauce and chicken soup. The food was amazing. I really needed some hot…read moresoup to help my cold and this reminded me of flavors from home. There was tons of flavor and it was hot. Unfortunately, I am allergic to plantains. This makes it so I cannot eat mufungo. I wish I had an option to order rice or something instead of the mufungo. Either way, it tasted yummy.