They have great food here, but they also are one fantastic bakery. You'll find that everything is…read morefresh.In display cases, and the cooking is just like homemade. But it's also just like A mini store that has not only the baked goods and the restaurant, but they also have decorative items.

I have been craving tacos for weeks and couldn't wait any longer. So decided to drive in the…read moreunplowed roads while snowing because nothing was stopping me! We ordered tacos: asada, pastor, barbacoa, carnitas, pollo and a carne asada burrito. Total came out to be around $35. Did it satisfy the craving? Yes. Would I go back once the craving hits again? Probably not. Ladies working were helpful and nice. You can eat inside as there are a handful of tables.

My Spanish being a little rusty since it's been almost 30 years since I lived in El Limon,…read moreGuatemala, Marta at the counter was very helpful with my order. The restaurant/tienda was very Guatemalan and brought me right back to my days in country. The el pastor and carne asada tacos were delicious. The tortillas from scratch were very tasty and had amazing texture. Five tacos and two drinks for only $20.00 Que bueno! Cute little seating area with Guate decor made for a nice ambiance.

Sometimes you just have to give it to Central America to provide you a healthy filling breakfast…read more This restaurant and store is clean and friendly. It helps if you know Spanish if you don't know just choose randomly food until you find your go to dish. 10/10 will be back

Fun Fact: Dos Amigas delivers their authentic Mexican family recipes right to your door!…read more As one of the few foodies that isn't a huge fan of cooking for myself, this local woman owned company satisfies my need for easy to prepare, absolutely delicious, and legit Mexican food all in the comfort of my own home. You can order as much or as little as you want, and it comes to your door frozen, ready to be stored or prepared. Some highlights include: * Pastor and chicken mole tacos that include tortillas made daily and locally Flaky and buttery empanadas Quesadillas Key Lime Pie * The delivery area is epic! Enter your zip code on their website to see if you're in their delivery zone! Additional fun fact: they also deliver breakfast burritos from Dis Burrito! IYKYK!

The authentic Mexican flavors of the food are absolutely delicious and conveniently easy to prepare…read more- simply warm it up and your meal is ready! Ordering online for delivery straight to my doorstep makes the whole process incredibly convenient. It's ideal for family dinners or gatherings with friends to savor the delightful Mexican cuisine. I strongly suggest.

I got the beef empanada. The chimichurri sauce complimented it so well. It was so airy and crispy,…read moreand the dough was not too thick like other places. It was filled with so much meat! Very tasty and full of flavor.

Great service wonderful staff. Restaurant smelled fantastic and food tasted great. I was…read moredisappointed in the price for what I received. I expected the empanadas to be as full as what I had seen from pics, my empanadas seem to have about 2/3 less than the pics. I understand prices are going up but this is absolutely absurd. Wont be going back.

I have tried all of the wonderful, beautiful varieties of pickles that these really great guys…read moremake, I can say they all rock!! My favorite though , are the honey jalapeño sweeties. I highly recommend you get your bottoms over to the Cherry Creek farmers market on Saturday and buy every flavor they have that day. You won't be disappointed!!!

So much love for The Real Dill!…read more They have the BEST pickles and by far my FAVORITE Bloody Mary mix (now available in growler size!). From their main line-up the Jalapeno Honey Dills are my all time favorite (love the sweet and spicy flavor) and the BF loves the Caraway Garlic Dills (a more traditional dill). The Real Dill features some great limited releases like Thai Chile Ginger chips, Myrcenary pickles (a collaborative mix with Odell brewing), and the Pueblo Chile chips. You can usually pick up their products through their website. Though, if you reside in the Denver area, why not check out some of the events they frequent?! The Denver Flea, Horseshoe Markets, Jackalope Art and Craft Fair just to name a few... Plus various pairing events they do with local breweries such as Spangalang and Denver Beer Co!! Follow them on Facebook to get the low-down on where they'll be slinging their spears!! Enough about the pickles. I know, I know... That's what it's all about. But The Real Dill has some of the friendliest people working for them to! They love what they do and it shows. They truly are The Real Dill.

This review is based on their Jibaritos I had from their food truck. I haven't tried their…read moreempanadas, yet. Jibaritos is a new term for me, but I've had this type of dish before called tostones or as my Colombian friend calls them, patacones. They are all basically the same thing and that it is green plantains, smash down, and fried to make a round shape. Then, usually pulled chicken, tomato are served as the filling, and usually I've had them open-faced, but Mama's Empanadas is serving them as a little sandwiches that they call sliders. Let me tell you, tostones are much better than a basic bread bun! The sauce served in Puerto Rican food is a mix of mayo and ketchup, they have different names for this sauce, but it's something that is standard for this type of food. And it's really good, too! I already love each condiment alone, so mixing mayonnaise & ketchup together works for me and is really a nice condiment sauce for sandwiches. The sauce is like thousand island dressing but without the chunks. I would 100% get these Jibaritos again!! Yum.

You would think and considering the name of the food truck, the EMPANADA, would be a slam dunk…read more NOPE. Flavorless, boring, greasy and only the processed sauce out of a dispenser make them somewhat flavorful. Disappointing!

Yes but be careful because it is expensive . The food is good and have many options, the place nice…read moreand clean. The attention outstanding

This is a hidden gem, nestled in the back corner of a parking lot, it's a little hard to find…read morefrom the main road. Nice quaint little grocery store with lots of Argentinian snacks, chocolates, biscuits, cookies and meats. The empanadas are what you come for, many different fillings, beef, chicken, lamb, spinach and cheese, all wrapped in a fresh flaky light pastry, baked fresh with lots of flavor, delicious fresh chimichurri. The owner is supper friendly and welcoming.

To all those seeking more Cuban cuisine in the metro area, it's time to celebrate with the (fairly)…read morerecent opening of Sabor de Mi Tierra, lovingly paying tribute to this captivating Caribbean nation at - where else? - the intersection of Federal and Alameda. The food at Sabor is made on the restaurant's food truck, but ordered and served inside the bustling and lively space just around the corner. I was faced with quite a dilemma upon entering - a good kind, as I couldn't believe how many things looked good on the menu. For example, I could have availed myself of some Ropa Vieja (shredded beef) with hunks of boiled cassava (Yuca) alongside. A nice big hunk of roast pork (Lechon Asado) or, indeed, one of their whole fish preparations also sounded incredibly tasty. But as it turns out, I decided to focus on one their less-discussed specialties, Cuban-style pizza. It arrived in a size perfect for a single diner, with the thick, chewy crust serving as a perfect vehicle for the slabs of moist, zesty chorizo which covered it. I was very impressed, as I also was by two desserts I sampled - a sweet guava-filled pastry and the classic Cuban cheese-curd dessert Dulce de Leche.

If you are looking for Great Cuban Food and Great customer service. This os the place.read more