I like Toro de Oro because I can order food plus get some yummy add ons. I love the carnitas, full…read moreof flavor and not dry. I buy fresh avocados and corn tortillas and make guacamole for the tacos. I also have bought carne asada burritos which are delicious, bursting of flavor. I add on fresh salsa that comes with the burrito, it is an explosion of happiness in my mouth. So, if you need some fresh veggies or need a little groceries, why not "kill two birds with one stone?"

They have FLAN! That's why I come here. (:-)…read more I call this flan more of a rustic version. There are many varieties of flan, and this is one of my favorites.

Really good food and definitely worth checking out. I got the birria tacos and they were seriously…read moredelicious. The meat was tender, juicy, and packed with flavor, and the seasoning was on point. The tacos had a great crispy texture and the consommé was perfect for dipping. Definitely some of the better birria tacos I've had in Reno. I'll definitely be coming back to try more of the menu.

I ordered the ropa vieja bowl, Cuban-style shredded beef with beans and rice on the side, topped…read morewith sweet plantains. It was almost good. The portion felt a bit small, the flavors could use more punch, and the plantains were kind of soggy. The price seems a little high, which might be because of the location. Decent, but not quite enough to make me rush back.

I bought pork and chicken buns and a package of plum muffins they were moldy and the pork and…read morechicken buns were not cooked all the way through. The inside was just slimy. Back when they first opened the food was excellent, it has really gone down hill. I will no longer shop there

I have 2 experiences with this bakery…read more. My first experience was over the phone.. I called and it rang a few times and when someone answered, it was unprofessional and I can tell I was on speaker.. They answered the phone with just a "hello" so I wasn't even sure I had the right phone number.. they were yelling to talk to me and kept asking me to repeat myself. I gave up and just went to the location to get some questions answered. When I got there.. I walked straight out. Place was so small, over crowded and can barely move. There was about 1-2 other customers in there. I was not greeted. It was poor lighting and not well ventilated... It's a small store as it is but the shelves and display tables in the front make it hard to get around

It's not farewell. It's see you later (I hope), and if I'm wrong, it's Felicidades y…read morecongratulaciones Fausto! You absolutely deserve all the rest, relaxation, and beautiful time with your family that will come with your retirement. We thank you for everything you've shared with our community and know that your legacy lives on with us and you will never be forgotten. Seven years ago I had the pleasure of meeting Fausto, Glenda, and Marlon Salazar, the father, daughter, and son behind this incredible local business, and my life has not been the same since. Fausto's life story is one of the most heartbreaking and inspiring I've heard to date. It's one of complete rebirth and triumph over total darkness, driven by his love for and dedication to his family, his dream of providing a better life for them, and an unrelenting determination to see it become reality. My perspective on life changed drastically after hearing it directly from him so many years ago and I encourage you to hear it from him via YelpReno on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/reel/CVElKYwAaFY/). I will miss la roscas, conchas, champurrados, campechanas y Guatemalan "quesadilla" (cake), y los tamleños, caldo de gallina, caldo de res y todos los otros especialidades de la cocina auténtico de Fausto. But most of all I will miss seeing Fausto's genuine smile and love for the extended family and community he built around himself, this bakery, and his breads. So much connection happened over coffee here. It was familiar yet felt like you were somewhere brand new all at once. This was a special place that I will always remember. If you have a chance, visit before Wednesday 2/29. Buy extra and pop it in the freezer because you'll want more once it's all gone. Adios mi amigo! Gracias por todo.

We tried this new spot and the food did not disappoint. We tried the Vado de Camron and it was a…read moregood amount and not skimpy on the shrimp and very good flavor. We also tried one of the burgers and it was good, the meat was fresh and the combination of the fries was very good! We also tried the pork tamal and it was nice and moist and good flavor. For drinks we tried the coffee and arroz con leche and both were good. The service was really good, friendly staff

Local Mexican bakery located in old Sparks off of Prater. My kids sent me on a mission for conchas;…read morethey love the strawberry flavored the most. I went fairly early in the morning and luckily they had all of our favorites in stock. I picked up maybe 10 items total. Pineapple upside down cakes, strawberry filled pastries, and 5 conchas. They offer a full menu from their kitchen and I was tempted to order a torta and tacos. I ran out of time and planned on having tacos for lunch, so I waited. I would like to try them next time. Service was great and the store was quiet! I was the only patron inside and not complaining about that. I prefer quieter places without crowds these days. I'm glad I found my favorites and I plan on returning in the near future.

Great coffee and even better pan dulce. Like any other panaderia, when you walk toward the display…read morecase you'll see a large assortment of tasty pan dulce. Take your time to glance through the selection, it's all pretty fantastic. When you view the pan dulce, you'll see a stack of clean trays and silver tongs for you to pick and choose which pastry you'd like. From there, you head over to the cashier where you'll ring up your items, pick out a drink and enjoy your meal. They also offer a few items for breakfast and lunch that we'll be back for. Quick, easy, TASTY and Always a pleasure!

Service and food was good. I enjoyed the atmosphere at this location,it is smaller and cozier. I…read moreorder the shrimp wrapped in Beacon served with rice and sala. The rice was good as well as the Shrimps. I also order a michelada which were HuGe. If you are looking for a Mariscos restaurant I would recommend to come here.

So my wife and I just finished working out and we're looking to have dinner. We're actually heading…read moreto one of the casinos to eat at an oyster bar, Nguyen, my wife pointed to this place as we're driving by... I thought why not.. we have not eaten at this restaurant (well technically when it was called El Marisco) years ago. We went in, and it was not too busy. We were seated immediately. I ordered my standard Cadillac. Margarita and my wife went with something that had coconut and blue Curaçao. The margarita actually taste pretty good and my wife enjoyed her drink. What we ordered: The whole octopus A mixed seafood tostada One fish taco I was very surprised at how delicious the octopus was. It was a little on the oily side, but it came to the table sizzling. It was tender and delicious. My wife really liked the fish taco. And my son enjoyed the tostada. One thing that was interesting, the salsa. The chips and salsa they gave you, the salsa was extremely spicy. I can take some heat, but I can only have a little bit of it. The fish taco came with some salsa Verde, and it was even spicier than the red.... Not sure if it was just a batch thing or if they just serve extremely spicy salsa. This place is a little bit on the expensive side, but we really did enjoy the food in the service. We will definitely return to try some of the other seafood!

There are restaurants that try very hard to impress you, and then there are places that just cook…read moregood food and let it do the talking. Manila Hong Kong Store and Kitchen falls firmly into the second category, and honestly that's exactly what a Saturday morning Filipino breakfast calls for. My family and I settled into the cozy, casual vibe without any fuss. This is not a place trying to be anything other than what it is, a neighborhood spot serving solid Filipino food at prices that don't require you to file a damage report afterward. We ordered tocino, fried bangus, and pork sisig, all served with rice, the way the Force intended. The tocino was sweet and caramelized in the right way, the bangus was crispy on the outside and flaky inside, and the sisig brought enough sizzle and flavor to round out the whole spread. We split a gulaman sago drink, which is exactly the kind of refreshing choice that makes you feel like you made a good decision even before the food arrives. Nothing on the table was going to earn a Michelin star, but everything was satisfying and made with care, which is a more honest measure of a good breakfast anyway. The store side of the operation is worth a browse too. Wide selection of Filipino market items, the kind of ingredients and snacks you're not finding at a regular grocery chain. My partner found a few things worth taking home, so the trip pulled double duty. Five stars for being exactly what it promises. Good food, fair prices, and a room that feels like someone's nanay runs it, which in this case is the highest compliment I can offer.

If you want a Filipino store to go to , this is probably the closest store you are going to get to…read morea seafood city here in Reno. I was actually pleasantly surprised with all the different stuff they have here for your Filipino comfort foods. I could not hold back on certain items because I knew I wouldn't be able to get them unless I drove 2 hours to Sac for seafood city. Pricing wise , I really can't tell as I do not go to Seafood city much, but I personally think the pricing here is decent especially with everything they have on inventory. It is pretty clean , organized , and easy to navigate certain sections. I also like that the restaurant is right next door if you are hungry and want to grab a meal. However I do think their selection is pretty limited with the basic: sinigang ang baboy and Longinisa with garlic fried rice. Also keep in mind if you are getting the sinigang it is about $17. Like I said, probably the closest store you will get to a seafood city and pretty well stocked of items. I do recommend checking this one out .

I was on the hunt for a good "dos leches" cake and was recommended to try Marketon. I hadn't heard…read moreof them before, but decided to give it a shot--and I'm glad I did. Maricela from the bakery was very pleasant and helpful, making the experience even better. It's always nice when great customer service pairs with exactly what you're looking for

Admittedly, I don't shop here as often as I should/could. The fruits and veggies are well stocked…read morebut the stand outs here are the bakery and meat counter. There are a wide variety of spices.The selections of many different Latin cuisines make this a great shop for groceries that are hard to find consistently at most carnecerias, and certainly other supermarkets in the area. The service is normally pretty good. There is a nice big parking lot. Their ads have some really aggressive deals on some items.

This place took over Taqueria Superior. I guess they weren't so superior. This place has a…read moredrive-thru, but there does not appear to be any menu on the drive-thru board so I went inside. There are colored paper signs all over the windows indicating specials in what can only be described as perhaps elementary school posters. The interior is pretty sparse with a small TV playing Latin shows. They have beer here including two El Salvadoran beers. In case you were wondering, this restaurant is the sister to El Salvador Restaurant in Reno, and yes, "Restaurant" is part of their business name. I'm not too fond of the one in Reno, however, I haven't been there in several years. I ordered the steak and eggs breakfast, en empanada, a pastelito de carne, a pupusa, and fried plantain and it all came with a salad and what is like Latin cole slaw. I'm a bit of a pupusas and empanadas fiend. The way I like empanadas are Dominican style or at least Washington Heights style which is deep-fried, flakey, and crispy. The empanadas here are a bit small and soft and they had some gooey jelly inside. I like pastelitos too, but here it was a bit more like jalapeno popper crust instead of a more pie crust. The pupusa is pretty decent. The steak was a thin slice which is how a lot of Latin restaurants make them, sometimes called bistec or carne asada. The best empanadas in Reno are at Cantina at GSR. They also have pupusas there. I used to list all the places in Reno/Sparks you could get pupusas, but I think for whatever reason, there are enough El Salvadoran restaurants around that you can get them at lots of places. Oh what the hey, here's the list: Bistro Habanero, Cantina, Mi Querido Pulgarcito (SPX), Asi Es Mi Tierra, Speedy Burrito, Restaurante Yesenia, El Rincon, and Los Cuatro Vientos.

This place is so amazing !! Defiantly a hidden gem ! (Mom and pop) place . Im very picky when it…read morecomes to Salvadoran food and this place is great ! Great costumer service ! Prices are very reasonable and the amount of food you get it's a steal! I brought lunch to my fiancé he was impressed !! Defiantly going to become regulars !

Good food, good michelada. Lively and busy on a late morning. The restaurant appeared to be short…read morestaffed. Ordered shrimp tacos and fish tacos, but they forgot to bring my son's fish tacos. Not a good day to miss an order. We shared the shrimp tacos and they were very good.

Absolutely delicious! I've heard of this place for a while now but never went and decided to try it…read moreout last night. It's one of the best seafood places in Reno I think. Food was definitely authentic, fresh and delicious. We decided to feast and ordered the cheese empanadas, Mexican coke, molcajete mariscos, molcajete de carnes, 1/2 dozen oysters topped with ceviche, and I got the ceviche to go as well. All were so incredibly delicious and really large portions. The staff were so welcoming and kind. They have a new ownership and we talked to the new owner, Alfredo (who is super sweet) and he talked us through the whole menu and gave us tips on what's good. Everything he recommended was awesome. Really nice interior and plenty of seating. If you're craving delicious and authentic Mexican seafood, this is the place for you. Don't walk, RUN!