Great service, clean, comfortable and reasonable prices. Portions are a bit small but you get…read morequality over quantity. Fruit juices are really good. Unique flavors of dishes. Most is fried but not too oily.

Ambiance: fast casual/counter order. Very clean. Plenty of tables…read more Service: quick. Employee was nice Food: 5/5 The food here was SO good. My husband and I were in the area, and wanted something new to try! I tried the Bistec Encebollado (lunch portion), and came with a fresh salad, rice, and fried yucca. The portions were generous. I gladly shared a bite with my husband. I would order this dish again! The tomato's acidity added so much depth and flavor to the beef. YUM!

How have I been missing this place! We were looking for something different in the Flower Mound…read morearea and thought we would stop in. When we walked in we were greeted right away and the server was super friendly the whole time. The restaurant is very nice, clean, and inviting with a good amount of tables. The menu is HUGE with tons of options. We decided on the Super Sandy Arepa as well as the Han and Cheese and Ground Beef Empanadas. Everything was incredibly fresh and tasty! Honestly we are already looking forward to a return trip to try some more items as everything looked so good. Super option in the area and well recommended!

Super Sandy's is a hidden gem tucked away in Lewisville. Literally, you can't see it until you're…read morealmost at its parking (which there was plenty of when I went). The restaurant is clean and modern with a bright and welcoming aesthetic. The waitperson on staff was incredibly attentive and friendly; she was not confident in her English but my Spanish and her English combined were enough that all of our food (even with change requests) came out exactly as ordered and cooked to perfection. If you don't speak Spanish, don't let this dissuade you, she was very knowledgeable about the menu and knew exactly what my non-Spanish companions wanted without my subpar linguistic assistance. She made fantastic recommendations and accurately told us that everything on the menu was good. The menu had a great variety from shawarma to empanadas. The waitperson was very good about proactively telling us what they were out of (only a couple of things--lasagna and soup). I don't think you can go wrong with anything you can choose. I ordered the Pepito with mushrooms and chicken. It was AMAZING. Perfectly seasoned and so satisfying. My husband ordered a cordon bleu and a fish empanada along with a pizza pastele. Our daughter ordered the Venezuelan take on chicken shawarma. They greatly enjoyed their meals and we all enjoyed the mini empanadas we shared (two pork, two beef, and two chicken is the default). I also savored every drop of my Especial Super Sandys cocktail. The only drawback to this place is it is right next to my work, so I'm going to be constantly ordering from here or hating myself for not doing so. Edited to add: They were open until 11pm on the Tuesday night we went; some places online erroneously state 6pm as closing time.

Really good casual atmosphere, service was spot on. Lots of foods I need to try. I started tonight…read morewith the pork arepa. Pico and chopped pork in a white corn bread kind of sandwich, sort of shell. Pork was a little dry. The cornbread-y stuff was good but with the pork being dry, I needed extra water. The pork and shredded beef tacos were better. Yes. It's worth another trip. Also, if you are a futbol fan, big TVs with games are on.

This place is a MUST TRY! 1st time here and it did not…read moredisappoint. Great customer service, delicious tacos and the best frozen margarita I have ever had (and I normally don't drink frozen). I had the steak but ate all of them before I could take a picture. 4 tacos in 1 order with the sauces were delicious.

The service was great, the atmosphere is so friendly and welcoming. It feels like a slice of homeread more

The ambiance, the service, and the quality were top-notch. If you want to feel like you're at a…read moreloved one's home who made you a meal made with love, this is the place. We stopped for lunch, it wasn't busy or crowded, and there's plenty of seating. Our waiter let us know that on Fridays and Saturdays, they have a lively evening with a band if we were interested in that. He also mentioned the margaritas were good. Casa Vieja is a Colombian cuisine restaurant. I'm not too familiar with the dishes, so I opted for the mini Bandera Paisa, which is a traditional dish consisting of pork skin, sausage, sweet plantain, fried egg, thin steak, corn cake, red beans, white rice, and avocado. Not sure how this was the mini dish, but everything was so good. The food was well seasoned and not overly greasy or heavy. My request for spice was delivered with 2 salsas and grilled serranos. My beverage of choice was a mango juice, very refreshing, and the natural sweetness was complementary to my savory dish. I wish I had room for dessert, but this just gives me more of an incentive to return. Happy with the entire experience, if you haven't been, stop by!

Went here with my family. It was 16 of us. They were very accommodating. Anthony, our server, was…read moregreat. He made sure to let the chef know of any allergies and made sure that none of the food that touched the table had that ingredient. The food came out in a timely manner and was delicious. I'd recommend it. It was a Sunday night and the DJ was great. It was almost as if the music was catered to us. Free valet parking, so no need to circle around trying to find a spot.

Te Deseo has a beautiful aesthetic, especially the courtyard seating area with the stunning blue…read moretree and climbing roses. It's definitely a visually appealing space and great for photos. However, I do feel there are some details that need more attention to elevate the overall experience. The white outdoor seat cushions looked extremely dirty, which took away from the otherwise beautiful atmosphere. I completely understand that the somewhat outdoor seating comes with exposure to the elements, but a stronger maintenance routine or even replacing the white cushions with a floral or patterned fabric could make a huge difference. It would not only hide wear better, but also complement the vibrant colors of the roses and décor beautifully. As for the food, it was okay but not particularly memorable. We ordered the Thursday special, which includes the meat board with rice and beans. While the $99 price point for the meats is reasonable, the portions of rice and beans were only enough for one person at most, which was disappointing for a shared meal experience. I also ordered the halibut and was honestly surprised by how small the portion was for $54. In my opinion, it was not worth the price. Overall, it was an okay experience. The restaurant is undeniably pretty and great for ambiance and photos, but the food and value did not quite match the setting. Unfortunately, it's not somewhere I would personally return to.

Got this from a Foodsby order delivered to work here in Plano. Food arrived warm and exterior if…read moreempanadas were crispy and insides fluffy. A little greasy but it's an empanada. 3 to an order for 12 bucks feels like a great price as one can easily fill you up. Definitely recommend these Peruvian delights!

My wife and I stopped by Todo Pasapalos this afternoon for a late lunch--and wow, are we glad we…read moredid! A friendly guy came over to take our order, and since it was our first time, we told him we were feeling adventurous and asked for recommendations. He didn't hesitate--suggested the pabellón and the patacón, and we went for it. The pabellón was a hearty Venezuelan classic with shredded beef, black beans, rice, and sweet fried plantains--and ours came topped with a fried egg. The beef was super tender and packed with flavor. The patacón? Wild in the best way. It had shredded beef, ham, bacon, cheese (both sliced and grated!), lettuce, tomato, chips, ketchup, and tartar sauce--all sandwiched between two big, crispy fried plantains. Total flavor bomb. Both dishes were HUGE. Either one would've been enough for the two of us, but we shared both and ended up bringing most of the patacón home for a very happy snack tomorrow. The restaurant has a high ceiling and a light, casual vibe with narrow bench-type tables that comfortably seat 4 diners. The chatter was lively with lots of Spanish between the proprietor and his guests. Many were obvious regulars. Definitely a great find. We can't wait to go back!

It was great and it was the best food I have tasted in a long time. I would recommend this place to…read moreanyone. The customer serve was great also.

Happened to ride by on my bike and found this little gem right when I was craving some Venezuelan…read morefood. The older gentleman behind the counter wasn't much on customer service but it didn't matter because the food is absolutely tasty. I had a chicken (pollo) pastelito, beef (res) pastelito and about 12 ounces or more of a Frescolita. The chicken one went perfectly with some white cream sauce - the texture was packed with flavor but a little dry so added the white cream sauce and BOOM! - tasted out of this world! The beef one, I took a bite and it was beef with some rice; tended a little to salty but packed with flavor and needed NO SAUCE! My first thought was of bringing other people to this place. Good empanadas!

Came here to try the arepas. They were good. I really liked the flavor of the meat. Will come…read moreback and try them another time. When I went every table was full and each table had something different. The restaurant is small and narrow but it was clean. Even the bathroom. The waitress was friendly. Food came out after 10 minutes (for an order of 4 arepas). The passion fruit juice was delicious as well.

Estas son las mejores arepas en todo el DFW, realmente inigualables!…read more Truly the best arepas in all of the DFW, nothing like them. We normally drive around 1 hour to get them. The only unfortunate thing is you sweat while eating. You bring this to the attention of the staff and they say there's nothing they can do about it. It makes the experience fairly unpleasant. The thermostat is set to 80. How is this even okay?