Great food, friendly service, and you smell heavenly when you leave - just like being in Puerto…read moreRico! Love the pork and rice and beans and plantain and rice pudding.

Very good Puerto Rico foods. Interesting and fun selection of dishes that are not found in other…read morelocal restaurants. Cute and welcoming place. Great service.

Absolutely amazing. Had the arepas and tried both chicken and pork both were great but will get…read morepork next time! The plantains added the perfect little sweetness and the garlic mayo was amazing.

Juana's is Venezuelan cuisine made locally in State College, PA. The Owner's promote the food as…read morebeing made with locally sourced and fresh ingredients. I don't have any experience with Venezuelan cuisine but I do love good food. The place is in a small room near the MLK Plaza and Fraser Street. There's several tables inside that seat anywhere from 2 to 6 people. There's a parking garage nearby or it's within walking distance of the PSU campus. I ordered a papellon with pork stew. It came wrapped in aluminum and had a corn based shell (arepa). The stew had pork, beans, veggies, potato, etc. I was given a side of white sauce in a cup. I added it all together and mixed it up. Everything was fresh and delicious. Pricing is around $12-$15 per dish which is in-line with most similar places in the area. Overall - it was a great visit and I hope to visit again in the future!

I picked up dinner from El Gusto Criollo International at Stick City Brewery. I was very excited…read moreto see a Venezuelan food truck in the suburbs. All of the prices were very reasonable and my order was ready within 5 minutes. I ordered food for the wife and I and we split A La Sirfina Arepa, Tequenos Ham and Cheese, and a plated dinner, Pabellon - shredded beef. I have never had tequenos. I liked the texture, but wasn't a big fan of the sweet jam. My guess is they do an excellent take, but it wasn't our fave. Both dinners we have had before at other restaurants, and they were both excellent. I would return next time they are in town.

Visited this food truck last weekend at a beer festival in downtown Mars, PA. I found the folks in…read morethe truck to be very friendly and made some good suggestions for dinner. Both my friend and I really enjoyed what we had and would definitely seek them out again. In fact, we both went over later to tell them thank you and compliment them on the food.

Believe it or not, this place has great Ecuadorian food too! Great empanadas!! Patricia and…read moreWashington are good hosts!

I came to this restaurant with no knowledge of Venezuelan food, but I left with a very large…read moreappreciation for it! The food was beautiful and the smell was amazing. The flavor was to die for! Between the prices, the servings, and the taste of everything I was beyond satisfied with my visit here. 10/10 would absolutely recommend!!!

Had another great lunch here. The Arepa Ropa Vieja was so delicious and tender with sweet plantains…read moreon the finish. I got the flavorful red beans side and loved those too. The Pina Colada's were a bit too thick and had too much coconut in them but had decent flavor. The chicken lunch bowl was HUGE and plenty for leftovers. The South Side is open on Mondays again and we let the waitress know the info is outdated on their website site & Yelp.

I have lunch with a friend once a month and we like to try different restaurants. We went to the…read moreColombian Spot the other day and both of us said it was good that we tried it, but have no need to go back. I had the pork platter with rice, beans, and pickled cabbage. It was ok, but the pork was a bit dry. I also ordered maduros (plaintains). They were a huge disappointment. I love sweet fried plaintains, but they have to be hot. These were served cold. For me the best thing about the place was the coconut lemonade; that was certainly a pleasant surprise. The server was pleasant. The loud music and noise gave me a headache.

Woke up completely exhausted after a late night flight into Pittsburgh, and luckily this place was…read moreright across the street from our Airbnb! What a TREAT! I enjoyed my farmers latte so much, I had it two days in a row. Also, the Arepa with plantains was out of this world- great! We sat in the back the first day, and then by the front windows the next, so we could take in the good vibes this place had to offer (excellent Latin music overhead, too) I regret not buying any of the jewelry... Maybe next time :-) We make it a point to hit a local coffee shops when traveling, preferably a roaster - and this place Knocked-it-outta-the-Park!

Authentic colombian coffee and food can be found here! I tried their signature breakfast arepas for…read morethe first time and loved it. I loved it so much I got two. Staff were very welcoming and helpful. It's a very small shop with not a lot of seating FYI. There is free WiFi if you want to bring your laptop but like I said seating is limited. I will be back again for sure.

Wow. What a great spot in Hagerstown, and may be one of my new go-tos for carry out (or eat in once…read morethere isn't a pandemic). We feasted, ordering tacos, tamales, a pupusa, enchiladas, and a shrimp dish. Everything was delicious, not to much the price point is, well, on point. I'm not sure I can even pick a favorite dish since it was all so good. I'm excited to try the one of the Platos Tipcos in the future which look to be combos of eggs, beans, and other options including plantains, tamales, and rice among others. I'm also eyeing the tortas and soups. Highly recommend a trip out to the dual highway to pick up breakfast, lunch, or dinner and support this local restaurant during this difficult time.

Stopped at El Eden for a quick lunch after an appointment in Hagerstown. Ordered Sopes with…read morecarnitas with a side of rice and beans. Sopes were really crispy but the carnitas were fatty and overpowered by the pile of lettuce on top. Tasty but not as good as others I've enjoyed. Beans and rice were also tasty but a little cold. Overall middle of the road, but I took leftovers home and plan to eat them for breakfast tomorrow.

This review is PURELY BASED ON PARKING…read more The Restuarant allows its customer to park in marking that's for people's HOMES. I'm constantly having to wait until someone leaves the restaurant to be able to park & go home. It's tiring & exhausting. The parking is MARKED FOR PERMIT HOLDER, yet I'm constantly reminded waiting on them to leave the restaurant. PLEASE TELL YOUR CUSTOMERS TO NOT PARK IN THE CLEARLY LABELED PERMIT PARKING *The food is incredible. I recommend the special burrito. It's delicious & my favorite meal*

We really enjoyed our lunch at Catrachos! It 's El Salvador style food that had a really nice…read moreflavor. Everything was fresh and they have fried plantains and delicious tres leches cake! I also tried one of my friend's cheese pupusas. It's easy to miss since it's a small place, but definitely worthwhile. Service was great!

Surprise, it's not a Mexican restaurant, it's Guatamalan, and oh is the food delicious. While there…read moreis some overlap between Mexican and Guatemalan Cuisine, the difference is so delightful, it will keep you coming back. The food here excels at being very savory with an authentic homemade taste. The tortillas are Guatamalan style, made by hand with corn. Our server was great and we didn't have to wait long for our food. I liked all the traditional juices on the menu. The dining room is very comfortable and the bathrooms are nice. Highly recommended.

Hidden treasure! Food was incredibly flavorful! If this place ever moved closer to Altoona, the…read moreother places would feel the loss. Service was very friendly. My only regret is I haven't stopped sooner!