We had breakfast here and would definitely recommend this restaurant. My wife had Migas , I had…read moreeggs ala Mexicana . Both were excellent dishes . Service was very good , great coffee as well . This place is CLEAN and so are the bathrooms .

The chicharrón con yuca is my favorite thing to order here! Calm little place to eat.read more

The atmosphere is very easy going. The fresh juices were delicious and plenty per serving. The…read morepineapple juice was the favorite. The food was decent. The Hawaiian empanadas were the best item we ordered. Chicken empanadas were dry, and we did not get to try the beef empanadas as they had run out. The classic Bandeja Paisa platter came with a lot of food. The meat overall was dry. If you come here, be prepared to share!

I was really disappointed with my recent experience at La Gran Colombia. I had placed an order for…read moreempanadas ahead of time for a party, specifically to avoid any delays. Unfortunately, when I arrived to pick them up, the order wasn't ready at all. This put me in a difficult position, since I was on a tight schedule and had planned around their commitment. Instead of a smooth pickup, I ended up waiting far longer than expected, which was frustrating and stressful given the circumstances. The food itself may be good, but the lack of preparation and reliability made the experience very frustrating. I hope they improve their organization and communication, because advance orders should be honored on time--especially when customers are counting on them for events.

When I think Peruvian chicken, I expect crispy, golden skin. What I got instead was more "soft and…read moreconfused." Even my neighbors who actually know Peruvian food recommended this place with a disclaimer, admitting the chicken is not great here. The seasoning went hard on oregano and cumin, like someone spilled the spice rack. To be fair, the chicken was not dry, which earns it a small mercy point. The cilantro lime green sauce was fine. Not bad, not exciting, just kind of there. The staff was friendly though, and that honestly did some heavy lifting. I have heard the steaks are good, so I might come back and pretend the chicken never happened.

Wowzers! I found authentic Perviuan dishes! It's a gem to find this place, right in my own back…read moreyard! Food is so good! It's been open for one year! It's the way the chicken is made that makes it tasty! Plantains are my absolute favorite! It's a small restaurant so be patient if you're coming in with a crowd.

What a hidden gem! We ordered guava pastries and egg, bacon, and cheese empanadas. Both were hot…read moreand delicious! It's super cute inside and very clean. The ladies working that day were very welcoming. I can't wait to try more things.

Food was amazing, the service was even better…read more I was craving some empanadas and I saw this place was highly rated so I thought I would give it a try. Just my bad luck, the time I came in there was a kids soccer team and their parents in front of me. I placed my order behind them and waited patiently. 5 mins later my name was already called. The gentleman behind the counter ( I assume was the owner) made food for me on the house because he told me it would be a while. 10 mins later my food was ready! Both the baked and fried empanadas were delicious. if i could only pick only one I would choose the fried one. but if youre looking for something lighter defiantly go for the bake one. Amazing food and service. Will back again

What a hidden gem. This lace used to be a Pizza Hut, you…read morecan tell by the building shape. It is also next to another "Mexican" Restaurant which caters to the after church crowd. However, La Patrona is actual legit South American/mexican food. The inside was clean. The menus were easy to read and describes the items in English. We were seated at asked what we wanted to drink. They have Coke fountain drinks as well as aqua fresca, beer and a think some bottled drinks. I went with a Coke Zero. It was 10am so my foodie companion ordered the breakfast sandwich and I ordered a jalapeño con queso papusa. The papusa comes with the red sauce and the Cole slaw stuff. It was on point! So delicious and filled with queso that had a great cheese pull. The torta was on soft bread, stuffed full of meat, cheese and egg. It is served with a salsa verde and a habanero sauce in the bottles. The verde was tasty but certainly had a spicy kick. This place is going to be my new Sunday breakfast spot. It is so good and other items on the menu looked tasty as well. Oh and the best part, 2 drinks, papusa and sandwich was $20.

I have to agree with the other reviews calling this a hidden gem!…read more The food is amazing. Do yourself a favor and order el Caldo de Mariscos. It's soooooo good! First time I tried it, I kept craving it every week lol thank God for UberEats. They're super generous with the portions. Especially with the caldo de res too. Pupusas are bomb. Their salsas are perfect. Waitresses are incredibly kind and friendly! Excellent service. Oh and the breakfast? El tipico is my favorite. My mom and I always come here for breakfast on the weekends. Between the food quality, cute atmosphere, great service, and good coffee in adorable mugs... it's a perfect way to start your day.

Service was good on a busy lunch time…read more Picanha I orders was amazing. The beef quality was delicious. Wife got the fried chicken with tajadas The dressing they have here is really good as well. We really enjoy this spot. Visited multiple times.

This little place flies under the radar a bit, tucked away in a corner of a strip mall set back…read morefrom Spring Stuebner. But it's been there awhile so I stopped in the other day to give it a try. The restaurant has a dauntingly large menu of Honduran and Venezuelan items. I had a pollo (chicken) pastelito to start, and the pork chop entree. As far as I can tell they do not offer desserts. The pastelito is a fairly small bite, but it was fried fresh and was warm and crisp when delivered. The crust was perfectly crisp and had just a bit of that promising shine of grease. The filling was quite delicious. The texture and flavor set me up to enjoy the meal. The pork chop was lightly breaded and seasoned and pan fried. It was cut quite thin. When a chop is thin there's about a 10 second window from under to overdone. The chef hit it perfectly. The texture and flavor were great. I often hesitate to order pork chops in a restaurant because they are normally dry and overdone. This was one of the best I have had. The dish came with rice and beans on the plate. The rice is a more sticky variety than the usual Tex-Mex rice, and has some different seasonings. I really enjoyed it. The refried beans are darker and have a rich flavor. The entree is served with a side of plantain chips. It's a very generous serving, easy for at least 2 to share. They were sliced very thin and fried to order, nice and warm when they came out. The seasoning is very light, so I did add some salt, but the texture was perfect and they tasted great. Service was fine but we had some awkward moments--I get the impression that the customers are mostly regulars. If you decide to come, just pick a table and sit--someone will eventually come to serve. The pace is very relaxed, you will need to allow time. They do have agua frescas, I would get that next time instead of soda. I can say for sure that they know how to cook, everything was done about as well as it can be.

Tamale is a very nice size, tastes delicious. Popusas are great too, i recommend the jalapeño and…read morecheese one, the jalapeños are freshly chopped

I found Pupusas when I was pumping at Valeo! I checked Yelp reviews, Yelpers say "Very authentic El…read moreSalvador pupusas!" The Yelpers are right. I could not agree with them more. Although I was from Japan, my food DNA had changed from rice to maiz corn! Lol When I opened the door, hispanic guys were eating.A hispanic looking lady said" Hello" to me. She didn't say " porque Chinito Aqui? Why an Asian huy here? Lol. The Pupusas were great. I really loved it. It made my day! Thanks!