My chorizo torta was good: the bread was soft, and the sandwich included sliced avocado and refried…read morebeans in it. I don't usually order tortas, but the menu here is so long and overwhelming, and the torta was the item I landed on when the server came to our table to take our order. I don't regret ordering the torta, though -- in fact, I think it turned out to be a smart choice. They have a kids menu, and a burrito is an option. I got two burritos con arroz y frijoles, and when I asked that cheese be added to the inside of the burrito, no one understood why anyone would ask for cheese inside a burrito, and they kept asking if I wanted cheese on the outside. If you've read my other reviews about Indiana Mexican food joints, you'll know that the definition of a burrito is fluid here, and can be anything -- including a plate of beans with a tortilla folded on top. I think the kitchen just decided to ignore my request for cheese because the kids' burritos didn't have any cheese, either inside or outside. Whatever -- I just told my kids to pretend there was cheese in their burritos. Also: The burritos from the kids menu are super small. Almost like they are made with fajita-sized tortillas. Just keep this in mind if you have a child with a large appetite. We also got enchiladas, which came out cold. The chips and salsa were OK. Overall, the price was very high for a family meal that was just mediocre.

This place had the biggest sopes ever. Everything was so delicious and huge. Our server was so…read morehelpful. She told us the sopes would be huge too lol. Every one enjoyed their meal. We came on a Saturday afternoon and it wasn't even packed

Billed as "The Best Cuban Food in Town", I've had Havana Cafe on my food radar. Today, we stopped…read morein for a fabulous lunch. I ordered the Enchilado de Camarones with fried sweet plantains and Moro rice. The shrimp are prepared in a Cuban Creole sauce with mild spices. The fried plantains tasted sweet and awesome. I loved the spices in the rice and beans. My meal was delicious. My husband ordered Pan con Lechon (pork sandwich) with fries. The sandwich was huge filled of flavorful pork and pickles. He loved the taste of the soft Cuban roll. Our server, Brenda, was friendly and super attentive. She kept our waters filled and checked on us a couple times. Food came out quickly and hot! The dining room is colorful, super clean with relaxing Cuban guitar music playing overhead. We enjoyed our lunch and recommend highly.

It has been forever since I last reviewed this spot. It is still a small family restaurant, so if…read moreyou bring in a larger group, reservations are encouraged and a bit of patience, since there isn't a whole lot of staff. The food is absolutely delicious. I personally love their pork dishes and the beef empanada for an appetizer. The moro rice as well as the yellow rice are both so tasty. I prefer the sweet plantains over the tostones, but that's just my preference. And don't forget to indulge in a dessert or maybe a Cuban coffee after your meal. I tend to bring my foodie group here regularly and while they are a picky bunch, I have not heard any complaints about the food here. The prices are still very reasonable and the service friendly.

My husband and I recently tried Cha Cho's kitchen for delivery from Uber Eats…read more HOLY MOLY ARE THEY INCREDIBLE! We tried their fresh guacamole, arroz paisa, maracuya (passion fruit limeade) drink, and I got two Cuban sandwiches for the next day! The arroz paisa is to die for. For $15 you get this huge serving of fried white rice with soy sauce, Colombian sausage, steak, chicken, chicharron (more like grilled/fried pork than cracklin), & corn. It so had plantains in it which was a nice treat. It's hearty and filling and they don't skimp on the meat. Honestly it should probably be enough for two meals, but I totally demolished the whole thing. Their guacamole was chunky (the good kind), fresh, and super flavorful. The maracuya was the perfect level of sweet and a little tangy to balance out the salty of the arroz paisa ... A perfect combo! The Cuban sandwiches were definitely overshadowed by the arroz paisa, but were still delicious and loaded with ham. It might not be my first choice for a Cubano in Indy, but still give it a try! They were unfortunately out of Peruvian ceviche the night we ordered, but it sounds exotic and tempting so we're definitely going to order it again because I'm super curious if "tigers milk" is actually legit tigers milk... Which is about to inspire a nice little Google rabbit hole. We'll definitely be back to order all the arroz paisa!

We had the pistachio guac, ceviche & a chicken salad. All was really good & very fresh. Muchas…read moregracias, super Mario!

great place the ambiance is good and the service also food is also amazing and everything inside is…read morenice

Their chips and salsa were some of the best I have had. Their chicken chimichanga was also some of…read morethe best (chicken was moist and not dried out and flaky and crisp outside was just as delicious). Their beans were pureed and that is the way I like them. Their rice was a little bland in flavor. Service and people were great. It is too bad this location is not very visible because it deserves more business.

Trying Colombian food was such a delicious experience! Everything was packed with flavor, from the…read moreperfectly seasoned meats to the savory sides. I loved experiencing the different flavors and enjoying a taste of Colombian culture through the food.

Huge fan of Mr. Patakon. I personally love the Arepa criolla with fries while my mom enjoys the…read moreSancocho. Their empanadas are incredible and crispy, with meat and potatoes. Definitely worth trying. You also can't go wrong with a Colombiana soda. I love that we can get authentic Colombian food a short drive from Central Indy.

So glad to have found this great pupuseria! Nice variety of menu at reasonable prices and tasty…read morepupusas! I arrived there at night and for a second they were closed because their restaurant name sign was not lit, but they did have the "open" sign lit so I went inside. They have very minimal decorations inside- no music, just a TV on really loud. But many times this type of places are a hit than a miss! (Based on my experience) I ordered a few pupusas and tacos to go and was told the food would be ready in 10 minutes- however it took 35 minutes. it's okay if they are busy but I think they could have just told me at one point it would take much longer than expected. There seemed to be just two people working there. There was someone who was waiting longer than I was. It was very cold inside which did not help when I was waiting for so long. I was disappointed with the wait time, however the pupusas were amazing. The hot sauce and slaw(?) that came with them were great too. I especially liked the one with chicken and cheese. In the future I will always call ahead of time to place an order rather than waiting there, and I advise everyone to do so.

La comida es muy deliciosa el servicio muy bueno pero el dueño tiene que poner más esfuerzo en su…read morenegocio. No tiene aire acondicionado y es imposible comer ahí adentro. Puso tres ventiladores y no es suficiente para el lugar tan grande. Tengo un año viniendo y siempre es lo mismo mucho calor

I am in love!! Such great vibes! Everyone is so welcoming and kind, it's like getting a warm hug…read morefrom my Perician best friend. They brought peanuts and two salsas, one green and one pinkish. Both very delicious. We got tostones, which were phenomenal. We got lomo saltado, I got it with beans and my friend got fries. Trust me when I say the seasoning is perfect!! The steak was so tender and juicy, the beans were very flavorful and obviously made from scratch, and the fries were perfectly done. Truly a wonderful experience. I can't wait to go back!

An old friend recommended this restaurant and what we ordered was very good…read more At first we weren't great as we walked in and then we were seated then 7-8 minutes later someone took our order. We ordered papa huancaina, tostones, lomo saltado, and caldo de gallina. The papa needed a touch of salt but I added the green spicy ahi and wow! It tasted so delicious! The limo saltado was on point and loved that they kept the fries on the side so they don't get soggy. The tostones weren't the best. They should've been mashed thinner and seasoned after the second fry or served with a dipping sauce which we did ask for. The soup was perfect for my tummy since I wasn't doing so well. I was restored!! They didn't seem very busy since as patrons came in some were done and had a good flow. I loved the music playing on the large screen; it really makes you feel as if you're in Peru. The restroom was ok the tile floors can be cleaned better.

This is the food truck for foodies. How many places in Indianapolis can you get authentic…read morearepas? Probably less than half a dozen. And how many will be just steps outside your office? If you're lucky, the answer is 1. This one. A big meaty arepa for under $10? Yes please.

I have a family member who is from Venezuela and she makes handmade arepas and empanadas for family…read morefunctions. These are just as good as hers and are stuffed full of meat. I cant wait to try their empanadas one day. My only complaint is they dont come to the west side of town and are rarely downtown which is primarily where I am. I would stop for these any chance I could. I recommend them to everyone I know. Dont snooze on this food truck. Its delicious hand made food fast!!!