Great costumer service! If you ever have to come to this…read moreplace ask for Julie she'll take care of you just fine

This is an authentic Puerto Rican restaurant! The food tastes very close to what my mother used to…read moremake. We started off with the Pastel wrapped in banana leaves, Alcapurrias and relleno de papas. I give the pastel a 4.5 out of five. The relleno de papas a 4 out of five and the Alcapurrias a 3 out of 5. Keep in mind I am comparing this to my mother's home cooking. The pastel was almost perfect. The meat as seasoned very well but not as tender as what my mother used to make. The masa was perfect! The relleno de papas was seasoned very differently than what I am accustomed to but still very yummy. The Alcapurrias were lacking in flavor. My son ordered the Bistec Encebollado with Rice and beans and he was so happy that this dish was very close to our family recipe. My daughter in law ordered the Pernil sandwich which she absolutely loved. My son tasted it and said it was the best he'd ever eaten! My husband ordered the Cuban sandwich which he said had a Puerto Rican flair to it. Puerto Rican Pernil is much different than Cuban Roast Pork which is what he is used to as we live in Miami, FL I only had the appetizers as I was not too hungry to begin with but I was able to taste everything and this restaurant is being added to my favorites list! I will be coming here every time I visit my family. The service was quick and very friendly!

Food is amazing! It's made to order so the service is a bit slower than usual, but the music is…read moregreat! The elderly gentleman that appears to be the owner is just so sweet. We got barria tacos, pupusas and a torta along with a taco salad with beef. The food was really really good!

This is a cool little Latin grocery store. You can purchase gifts, groceries and all kinds of fun…read moreitems. It has been in the shopping center for years so I was surprised that they are not already on Yelp. The staff is friendly and you can find all kinds of fun snacks and trinkets. Come and check them out.

Food was amazing and fresh. Service was good but the waitress didn't speak much English. My friend…read moregot wings that were really hot and she asked for ranch and our server brought mayonnaise. Restaurant was clean but kind of just thrown together with a few gnat's lingering. 4/5 would go again!!!

Good food good prices clean place Good location great…read morepeople Love the atmosphere Great place

Come for the Honduran and Salvadoran food!…read more The menu can be a bit challenging. They could use a little more English translation but it's all good. Just try something new and enjoy the experience! A baleada is a flour tortilla folder over with refried beans and crumbly cheese, a famous Honduran food. Papusas are thick fried corn bread stuffed with some mixture of pork, chicken, cheese, beans, etc. I like the Revuelta version. Served with a side of Curtido, tangy pickled slaw. National Papusa Day in El Salvador is the second Sunday of November by the way! Each papusa order comes with 3 papusas. Don't be like me and order 2 orders which is 6 papusas... too much for one person. I have done this at least twice by the way. They were out of the mango refresco, so I figured out that the Maracuya one is passion fruit. Pretty good. Tamarindo and Horchata as well of course.

We tried out this spot and it had the BEST food and service!!!! The flavor was AMAZING! I had Tacos…read moreDorados de Pollo and a Pupusa de Pollo con Queso, everything was so good! I would love to see their spot blow up because I need them to stay in business, I wanna come back.

Such a cool restaurant with a fun vibe. The decor was very vibrant with lots of color and fun…read morelights leading to the bathroom. They sadly did not have white sauce!!! The salsa was fresh and the pollo asado was fantastic. Hot, filling, and juicy. I used some of the spicy salsa on it for some extra flavor which was fantastic. The serving size was perfect!

The tacos are fantastic and burritos are huge. As always service with a smile. Albert is a great…read moreserver 100%

Bilu's Colombian Restaurant & Rotisserie Chicken is located off Newtown RD in Virginia Beach. I…read moreattempted to visit a few weeks ago for dinner to try their Rotisserie chicken but unfortunately they were sold out so I recently returned again on a Friday during lunch for another attempt. When I entered I was greeted right away and was given a menu and I let them know I would like to place an order to go.  Service was great and the wait staff was very friendly and took my order immediately.  The dining room was very spacious with plenty of tables and they had bar seating available. While I waited for my food I decided to walk over to the bakery that was attached to the restaurant. The bakery sells a bunch of different Colombian/Spanish baked goods, snacks and frozen items. They also had a section setup similar to a gift shop that had purses, hats, clothing and souvenirs that you would mostly find if you were in Columbia which I found to be a nice and unique addition.  I ordered the half rotisserie chicken with coconut rice, fried cassava, and sugar cane juice with lime To-go. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed with the quality of my meal. My chicken lacked flavor and tasted as though it had been reheated rather than freshly prepared. The wing was so dry and dehydrated that it was inedible; only the leg and thigh were moist. Additionally, the coconut rice was significantly undercooked and excessively sweet, to the point that I could not eat it. The fried cassava was served in very large pieces that remained undercooked. The Sugar cane juice was a dark brown color and had a sour taste, suggesting it was not fresh.  Fresh sugarcane juice should be a greenish- yellow color and only turns brown after it oxidizes which changes the quality and is not what I expected.  I have heard great things about this restaurant and hope my experience is not the norm. While I am interested in other menu items, I am currently hesitant about when I might return.

Service: 5/5 Food: 4/5…read more Visited today for lunch with a large party - overall, the food was excellent and authentic. Homemade frozen juices too! They do include automatic gratuity for groups larger than six, but they were able to do separate checks. They have a bakery section with all sorts of desserts, as well as frozen homemade empanadas and the like.

I haven't been to this restaurant in years, and now I can't stop coming back! First of all, the…read moreservice is 10/10. Everyone is so friendly and helpful. We have two little ones, and they are always so gracious and accommodating. Second, the food is 10000000/10! Wow talk about flavor! Our family's favorite go-to's are the ground beef and cheese empanadas, the kids pabellon, and our ALL time favorite is the arepa llanera fried. WOW!!! So my picky toddler LOVES the food here! Their rice and beans are cooked to perfection and my son who doesn't eat a ton of meat, will eat the shredded beef here! Our favorite thing about the arepa is the sauce they put on the steak with the freshness of the cheese and creaminess of the avocado with the tomato. omg my mouth is watering as I'm typing! We seriously LOVE it here! Those are my recommendations!

This restaurant tucked in a little strip mall on the way to Virginia Beach has great food. We…read morestopped here after a 6-hour drive, and the food definitely didn't disappoint. We ordered the arepa pabellón and the pabellón New York strip, both perfectly cooked and full of flavor. The arepa comes in a foil similar to a gyro so it doesn't fall apart and you can enjoy the mix of flavors in it. The pabellón platter is huge and you will not be disappointed. The service and atmosphere are great and they have outdoor dining also. Definitely a must-try if you're in the area. And if you're in the mood for some libations, they have a full bar too. Great find, and definitely worth a stop.

La Yaroa Restaurant has an interesting mix of Dominican and Puerto Rican food. We ordered the Yaroa…read morede pollo and it was very tasty and well made. We also ordered the pernil with arroz mamposteado. The rice was so good. The pernil was well seasoned- a little on the dry side. They also have a variety of juices and a full bar. Overall a solid place to get an authentic Puerto Rican and/or Dominican food. The portions and flavors were good, and there's plenty on the menu to choose from. Definitely worth a shot.

Tonight was a special birthday celebration for my husband and he chose La Yaroa Tropical Restaurant…read more& Lounge for his birthday dinner with the family. This Caribbean restaurant has an excellent vibe with many different seating areas, a full bar, and large TV screens featuring a variety of sports. The tropical decor is welcoming and the staff is friendly. The menu features Puerto Rican and Dominican classics and more. Everyone in our party of 7 enjoyed their meals. Everything arrived to the table hot and the dishes were very flavorful. Happy hour offered $3 imported bottled beer and margaritas at $5.99. Birthday toasts with Presidente beer and passion fruit and mango margaritas. We highly recommend this gem of a restaurant. They offer dine-in and to go, as well as catering. We'll be sharing this find with several friends who love Caribbean cuisine. We will definitely keep the catering option in mind for the upcoming holidays!

Have been twice and the consistency is unmatched. Absolutely delicious flavoring, friendly staff,…read moregreat environment and they will make every effort for your meal to be perfect. Prices are a bit on the higher side but the churipollo ($20+) is so damn good. I can't get away from that dish but wife has tried 2 different meals and said they're amazing. Taco Tuesday B1G1 tacos!!!

I've now ordered from Jesse's Taqueria both for pickup and delivery, and overall I've been really…read moreimpressed with their consistency and quality. For my pickup order, I had a taco salad with a side of rice, and it was hands-down amazing. I also ordered a watermelon fresca, which was so flavorful and clearly made in-house. You can really taste the freshness. I was told they make their tortillas in-house as well, so I ordered a side of those just to try--and they were excellent. Everything was packed with great care for takeout, neatly wrapped and organized. I also appreciated that the pico de gallo was served on the side, which kept everything fresh and well-balanced. The only small downside is that they don't offer a traditional salad dressing for the taco salad, but fresh lime works perfectly and still keeps it very enjoyable. On a separate delivery order a few days later, I tried their birria tacos with a side of rice and another fresca. Again, everything arrived fresh and flavorful. The quesabirria tacos were packed with meat, very rich and satisfying, and they included plenty of sauce on the side, which I appreciated. The rice was also consistently good. What stands out most is how consistent they are between pickup and delivery. Everything is well-prepared, flavorful, and thoughtfully packed. This has quickly become one of my favorite Mexican restaurants in the area, especially since they're so close by.

I love finding authentic Latin American places that have a familiar warm environment. La Boquita is…read moreno different. Its a whole in the wall in a neighborhood thats not the best but unfortunately a lot of good places are. I've been here twice, once for a late breakfast and once for lunch with a buddy of mine. This place centers around mostly South American foods (El Salvador + Honduras) and is a local hotspot for the Hispanic locals around breakfast time. The outside is ugly and parking can be limited but just park at another vacant establishments parking lot. Once inside theres a couple of rinky dink tables and overall the layout reminds me of a butcher shop my grandparents frequent in Puerto Rico...but don't worry its clean and you won't find blood splatter anywhere. The food is cheap cheap cheap! And the portions are large. I usually go for an order of baleadas, which is mostly a typical Honduran wheat flour tortilla folded and stuffed with mashed beans, eggs, Mexican style cream and avacados. One is usually enough but somehow I managed to fit two ;) They also put pork instead or chicken but I opt out on that options. This goes great with coffee too! I try replicating this simple dish at home and fail horribly. They also make bandeja paisa which is usually associated as a Columbian breakfast meal but its quite typical in many countires in Central America. This dish is definitely heafty offering a fried egg, a strip(s) of chicarones ( a seasoned pork rinds that has a chewier texture), refried beans, arepas (corn tortillas) plaintains ( usually sweet) rice and avacados. My friend who is a Honduran native usually opts for this as he eats meat. He says it reminds him of home and that this is his favorite local joint for it. This place is a small family owned business and has been here for quite a while. They know thier regulars and are nice people. They aren't too chatty almost shy but that doesn't stop them from inviting you to eat some good food at thier place. Overall, I'd be a regualr if I didn't live 30+ miles away but when I'm in the mood for a full belly and food that is reminescent of my culutral roots I go here. So please people come here and give it a shot :)