The food is really good!!! The employee is very nice as well. The place is clean good vibe and…read moremusic

This place rocks! Too many yummy options…read more I am going to have to come back! Very nice staff. Speaks English too.

Amazing service, amazing food. Probably the only restaurant I would even consider to eat Colombian…read morein Houston. Inside is a little outdated, but the empanadas are to die for.

2025 I went back with my colleagues. The food is better for…read moreme this time around. I ordered the same dishes. There is no cheese on the plantains this time. At least 5 years ago The food was okay. It was my friend's and my first time. We ordered the empanada (the outside is hard, not soft like the other ones I'm used to), plantains (never had it with cheese before), bandera montañera, fajitas de pollo, and mango drink with milk. The staff was friendly and accommodating.

I don't ever do this but I just feel that I have to speak my mind over my experience. I went in to…read morethis place thinking it was going to be great. The place was super packed with locals so I knew it was going to be delicious. I was so wrong. I don't know but what I ordered looked like they threw in a pot and called it a day and then the waitress that sat me down for over half an hour never checked on me didn't apologize about the time or why the food came out that way and I could tell she knew I was right bc she apologized. I finally had to ask her what was going on. Her answer was the kitchen was packed while other people were being served around me that were seated after me. I don't know if it was because I didn't look Salvadorian or she forgot to put in my order but I will NEVER GO BACK. I had to leave pay for what I had consumed because I got tired of waiting for my food and leave.

I have been eating here as long as they have been open. Their desayuno completo is delicious with…read moregreat tasting refried beans and the tortillas fritas with queso on top are so so good. The coffee is always hot and has a great flavor! The portions are always generous! I have eaten the carne asada, arroz con pollo, ceviche, pollo encebollado, Pan con pollo, Cameron frito, pupusas just to name a few and they never disappoint. The owners are kind and service has always been good. The decor and ambiance inside is nice there is a fish tank and TV with music videos or soccer and they always have decorations from El Salvador or for the time of year like at Christmas.

It was a Sunday and felt like having some Colombian goodies, I used to know owner and had not been…read moreto this small bakery in a while. Stopped by around 2:15 but didn't know they close at 2:30 on Sundays. There was not much left since it was around closing time. Lady who was there was super nice. I ended up buying some Malta and an cheese arepa (corn patty) which was okay. I usually go for their pandebonos; they are the most that taste like Colombian ones from all the Colombian bakeries. Quick tip I have learned call ahead of time to make sure they have food available.

I've been here twice now and can definitely say this food is as good as it gets! They serve up all…read morekinds of classic Colombian treats for breakfast and lunch. So far, I've tried: Pan de Bono - deliciously cheesy Bunuelos - more subtle cheese flavor, but my Cali friend says they're really authentic. Lechona - holy mother of all that is tasty! This stuff is legit! Lechona is roasted suckling pig that is stuffed and spiced with all kinds of goodness. They serve it here every other Saturday (except during the holiday season). Get it! It's delish. Huevos Perricos Breakfast - super duper filling breakfast. Eggs scrambled with tomato and green onion have a great flavor. And the Plantains were fried to crispy perfection. And like every Colombian would expect, you get a side of rice, too, which works nicely with the huevos. Empanadas - I tried a sweet one filled with Guayaba paste and cheese. Suuuper good, try it! And last, but certainly not least, the Pony Malta - this is the only place I've ever seen carry this soda. I don't typically drink soda, but for this I'd change up my rules. It's delicious, and if you ever see it anywhere, try it! The lady who runs the place is from Bogota and knows her way around the kitchen. I can't wait to get back here.

While it's possible I'm among the minority, I'm incredibly happy with the offerings here. In the…read morelast couple of years since moving from NYI, I haven't found many legit Venezuelan options until recently here at Sabor Venezolano. I'm pleased to report that the food lives up to the name and most everything was quite sabroso and very Venezuelan. The place is bigger than it looks from the outside, but seating is really limited to solo diners and small groups. There are counter seats toward the back and small cafe tables in the front. There are some refrigerated items for grab and go while ordering is done at the counter. I'd recommend calling ahead of time for faster pickup. If you're able to order in Spanish, do it. The food gets a thumbs up. Much of the menu is Venezuelan specific which includes cachapas, arepas, tumbarachos, patacondes, and tequeños. While they have a "menú Mexicano" that features quesadillas, tacos, burritos, and tortas, I'd avoid it if at all possible. The arepas might appear to be smaller, but they're packed. I personally loved their jamón y queso guayanés, in which the latter is a thick slab of gooey cheese. A similar arepa is their mechada y queso guayanés, which is equally tasty and I appreciate that they have cazón (#1) as an option. The pelua (beef + cheese) and reina (shredded chicken with avocado) will be my perpetual favorites and the cachapas with tequeños are also particularly hearty. The food is a bit pricier than most Venezuelan fare I've had previously, foodflation never surprises me anymore. Given how often I'm in the neighborhood, I already know that I'll be here more often than not. __________ (#1) Nothing like a little shark to get your day started.

Solid Venezuelan food…read more If you are craving tequeños, an arepa, empanada, or such victuals, this is a solid spot. Counter service, order and they bring your food to your table. Ambiance is an ethnic strip mall restaurant, with Latin flavor. Salsa music playing, people coming and going is it what is. I'm a fan.

Great experience at Mi Bella Honduras! My boyfriend and I have been to several Honduran restaurants…read moreand Mi Bella Honduras is a worthy contender. It is located in a shopping center, so lots of parking available. When you enter, the restaurant is nicely decorated and the staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful. He ordered the carne asada and I ordered a fried chicken dish with plantains (I've had at other Honduran restaurants but can't remember the name). Mi Bella Honduras made my dish very well - the portion was large and I liked that the chicken was on top of the plantains to capture all the flavor. The sauce was delicious too, almost like a Cane's sauce but Honduran. Great food and good experience!

Absolutely delicious!! We were so impressed with our meals here and the friendly kind service. We…read morewill definitely be back!

One of my Cuban heritage colleagues recommended this place, and it did not disappoint. Off an…read moreunassuming strip mall on Highway 6, this place has great menu variety and value for the price. For starters, I appreciated the complimentary Cuban bread (which they graciously gave us another serving of)! I had the Bistec de Palomilla, the traditional skirt steak, with a generous serving of black rice and beans and yummy plantains which were a sweet treat to end the meal with. My partner had the ropa vieja, the sauteed shredded beef with onions and peppers, along with some garlic yucca. Overall, I recommend this place to Cuban food seekers in the area. With a great price point, traditional menu, and fantastic service, this place can't be beat.

In the mood for some Cuban food while driving through the area, we stumbled upon Rincón Criollo…read morelocated in the Barker's Oak Plaza, south of Addicks. This family-style restaurant instantly takes you back to Miami or even Cuba. We were greeted with a smile, invited to sit wherever we liked, and attended to right away. Our food arrived in less than 15 minutes and was very tasty. Overall, it was a great experience and a spot we'd happily return to.

Don't judge a book by its cover, that definitely applies to this restaurant. These were by far the…read morebest pupusas I've tried in Houston, freshly made and delicious I definitely recommend! --The food was so good I forgot to take a before picture!

Mama mia! You don't know how many times I glanced at this place whenever I go to next door for…read morelunch. El Cuco Restaurant sits at the corner of this quiet strip mall. It has faded signs, window bars and handwritten posters to disguise the treasures inside. I trampling into a nearly empty restaurant but filled with loud Latin music from a jukebox. There was just a couple of guys sitting at the bar looking intensely on their phones. It must be a popular restaurant bar on weekend nights. Because its operating hours matched with a local bar club few doors down and a country western dance hall behind here. As I walked in, I was greeted by a señorita didn't speak English. She asked a señora in the kitchen for help. She couldn't get the first word out. So, I spoke Spanish to them to break the embarrassing moment. Then, she handed me a menu in English and Spanish. I didn't think I had enough time to dine in, so I only looked at the pictures to order a takeout. As I sat there waiting for my food, I saw more families with kids arrived. They seemed to know their way around here. My combinado plato was perfecto. The pupusas with fresh curtidos were scrumptious. I can't wait to get more pupusa on Tuesdays when it's only a buck each. Sitting at a chair looking out thinking, why haven't I had courage to come here? It's not that bad as i thought. In fact, I'll be coming here more often than going to La Guerrero Meat Market for tacos. **14th review of 2017**