We didn't take pictures because we were muriendo del hambre. I can't believe this place has no…read morereviews but I'll be the first to tell you guys... GO! Me and my cousin are from Miami and I visited him in Fort Worth and we gave this place a shot.. a little scared since we couldn't find any reviews or pics but we took the risk and we don't regret it. We ordered the Cuban tour, tostones, and a Cuban sandwich. The sandwich was our favorite. Everything else was just as good. La comida tenía mucho sabor. And the owners were very welcoming and happy to serve us. Oh and let's not forget... había jupina

Food seems to be leftovers, it's a catering truck, not an establishment. Right in middle of Fort…read moreWorth

I was able to get my wife to venture from her comfort zone tonight and try Cuban food. She was…read moresuper apprehensive but very glad she did! Our waiter was very polite and patient with us. The place had a very nice fun Latin music playing. I got the Cuban Sandwich with Fried Yucca. My wife got the Ropa Vieja with yellow rice and black beans. The flavor on both dishes was fantastic! The pork on the sandwich was extremely good and the fried yucca was really good. The beef on the Ropa Vieja was very good mixed with the rice and black beans. This was such a good meal. I can't wait to go back.

Lunch after Dr appointment, 12:30 so I expected a crowd, yet we were the only ones in the place. A…read morelittle worried but it was clean, nicely decorated in a Latin decor, and the server met us immediately. Nice menu, good choices with special on table cards that let you have a sample of entrees or apps. Too bad it was lunch because they are big dishes, so we both ordered the Cubano Sandwich with pappas frittas (fries). They advertise the "best Cuban sandwich in Texas", so let me decide. It took about 12 minutes, not excessive for a hand made sandwich that is pressed to finish. The fries were like shoestring fries, but looked hand cut and fresh. The sandwich... Bread was outstanding; crisp from the press but soft inside. Roast pork was excellent with a nice portion, the ham was good, finished with the traditional mustard, pickles, and cheese. We loved it and I must say, it was the best Cubano I've eaten and I've had many.

Great shop for Cuban food goodies! Service and ambiance from good too. Croquetas were great!read more

Comida rica 100% recomendados ! La atención aquí es de lo…read moremejor tienen todo rompo de comida cubana !

Really nice folks in such a cool sandwich shop. Cuban was great and tasted homemade. The tostones…read morehowever tasted reheated and were really difficult to eat. I would love to try one of the pork plates and hopefully I'll have better luck with the tostones next time.

Found this small place searching for something different and this was a good treat. The place is…read moresmall but cozy. They have lots of options and I got the tuna. Not a big heated tuna eater but this was good. I added mayo and really enjoyed it. The staff was friendly and they get busy so give them a try.

I ordered mango juice and I must've been really thirsty because it was gone in no time. My daughter…read morehad a burger and she also finished it so fast, by the time I looked up all I saw were crumbs. I didn't even get pictures of the food y'all. Do yourself a favor and stop by to get some yummy food!

The arepas was really good!…read more I showed my husband and picture of the fried fish. It appeared to be snapper so he was sold. We went here for an early lunch and we're happy they open early. When we got there, the young man behind the counter warned my husband they were out of snapper but they had tilapia. He opted for the national dish instead, pulled pork with rice and beans. I got a pork arepa, sans ketchup. The food came out quickly, along with a small carousel of sauces. I think he was bummed with his meat : beans and rice ratio (see attached). He was not particularly impressed with his dish. I think if they had snapper this place would absolutely be on the regular rotation. Okay but my arepa was really really good. It didn't need any additional sauce. It had a thick slice of cheese, crispy corn base, and had a pleasant, crisp pairing with shredded lettuce, tomato, and mayo. I loved it! I was full for the rest of the day.

This is my go to for Dominican Food! I have not had any better than Frituwhaaa!…read more The staff is very friendly and personable. James the owner has remembered us and what we order since the first time we have gone to this place. This restaurant is located in the Oak Street Food and Brew facility with other restaurants within it. The style of establishment is similar to a food court but clean and not too busy. Kinda of seems like a "hidden gem."

So yum! We were in the area and wanted some Dominican food, and I'm happy that we came across…read moreFrituWhaaa.!! The food was delicious and the service was prompt and friendly. Being from NJ, with proximity to NYC, my family and I have had our fair share of quality Dominican food and sadly, you don't find a lot of that in North TX; however, this place did not disappoint. We ordered food to share and there was enough for three of us to share! Empanadas, meats, rice + tostones. Every single dish was good. I also thought the pricing was pretty fair. Though a drive from where we reside, we would definitely be willing to drive here (and bring friends + family) because of the flavors and customer service! You can find FrituWhaaa in a smaller food hall on a cute and quaint street. If the owners see this, think about opening a shop in Legacy Hall food hall, too

My wife and I came to Toro Toro for lunch today, and we absolutely loved it! The atmosphere is…read morebeautiful, and for the price, the all-you-can-eat gourmet lunch is an incredible value. We also tried the drinks: Tequila Old Fashioned that was absolutely delicious, and a Mojito mocktail that was just as amazing. Service: 10/10 Ambiance: 10/10 Food: 10/10 I highly recommend it whether you're looking to enjoy a few drinks with friends, have a light meal, or simply experience their gourmet all-you-can-eat lunch. Everything was outstanding

Went there this past weekend for brunch and Initially we went to try their bottomless brunch…read more Thinking for something to be called "bottomless" you'd expect plenty of options NOPE! Now you'd think with a restaurant to have a small menu that they would master their craft and serve your an amazing meal NOPE! Thankfully we didn't go with the absurd $70 price point and instead we decided to order à la carte. I ordered the chicken and waffles and I'll tell u if I spent $70 to be served that dish I would be f*ckin pissed! Not only was my food cold when it arrived. The tenders they used looks like straight out of a Tyson chicken box from Walmart. We joked sonic had the same tenders. Now you'd would think they at least knew how to heat up the chicken (see cold food comment above) NOPE! My chicken was legitimately raw! Whooooo TF serves up raw chicken in such an expensive restaurant??? Which is potentially DEADLY btw! I had such high expectations of this place seeing it was in the heart of downtown Fort Worth and with how amazing dinner looks from the pictures I assumed I was in for a treat for brunch too but I was gravely mistaken. The first red flag should've been how slow it was there were barely any people there. But we decided to give it a try anyways. Fortunately enough I got away with having to only pay $30 for my Tyson raw chicken and waffles and an upset stomach. Will never recommend this place or come here again. Ambiance 7/10 Service 5/10 Brunch 1/10 literally inedible

Always love this place. Mimi is the best. Her and her kids especially Raul have built a beautiful…read moreestablishment that's been serving its patrons for a long time. Empanadas are the best. Full of fillings and fresh crunchy goodness. This is our family staple when in the area. Thank you Mimi for all the love and kindness throughout the years.

We've loved every empanada we've tried here. Our favorites are the brisket, cheesesteak, Texas…read moreTwinkies, choriqueso, and chilipanzinga. I also enjoyed the Criolla, though my husband wasn't a fan. The dessert empanadas are just as impressive especially the guava and cheese, which was absolutely delicious. Service is quick and efficient, and while the space is small, it has a casual, welcoming feel.