Never had tried Colombian food but was impressed. The ladies who took care of me explained the…read moremenu and provided recommendations that surpassed what I was expecting. You could tell your getting authentic Colombian food judging by the people who would know that were there. They also had a little market of things from there that many people came in to shop.

The food was delicious, a good presentation, good service, the food is acceptable but not…read moreexcellent, the atmosphere is very good, especially the cook

Ordered the Cubano sandwich and a cortado and both were among the best I've ever had. The coffee…read morefeatured a drizzle of chocolate on top that made it absolutely perfect, and the sandwich was massive--two of us shared one, and neither of us could even finish our half! This place was a hole in the wall but once you got past the door it was a very clean, modern interior. Real dishes and silverware. A nice setting that was a surprise. ​The quality of the ingredients and the generous portions make this spot a standout.

The food was fantastic. I ordered tostones, ropa vieja, black beans, rice and maduros. Everything…read morewas so flavorful! The service was fast and friendly. My only complaint is the packaging (I got my food to go). The juices from the meat had spilled all over the bag by the time I drove 5 miles home. Thankfully the mess was contained in the bag. In spite of the mess, the food was delicious and I cant wait to try some of the other menu items.

Service was great, the lady taking my order was so sweet even with the language barrier. My order…read morewas right so that's all that matters. Food was fantastic. Even after a 45 min drive home my fried fish and empanadas were still a bit crispy. The beef empanada was absolute fave!! The plantains were a bit burnt but still hit the spot. The green sauce... to die for! First time having an arepa so I don't know what to compare it to, but it was good! Overall, I'll see be back if I'm the area.

Some of the best Colombian food on this side of town. Bunelos are good despite being store bought…read more Arepa de desebrada is amazing and packed with meat. They do not skimp on the meat. Tequenos which are essentially mozzarella sticks are a bit bland but good. The empanadas de carne are aa must try. Overall pretty solid place. The location can be easy to miss as it is in a car lot. Still a must try if you're in the area and looking for Colombian food.

A wonderful patio and there is live music offered some nights…read more The service is friendly and veey helpful. They really do want to make sure every customer has an amazing experience. The food is delicious. The grilled meats are the star here but the sides are also too level. Themes Venezuelan grill is a most welcome addition to southtown.

SO glad we finally got to try Llaneros Grill, and will definitely be returning soon. This is a…read morefamily-run grill offering Venezuelan style barbecue. The meat was perfectly cooked and had amazing flavor. The sides tasted extremely fresh and accented the meat very well. The prices are extremely fair given the high quality of the meal. Service was prompt, kind, and personalized. It felt like a small escape from San Antonio!

Authentic to the city I was born in…read more I love gorditas, and it's hard to find good gorditas de harina, but this spot makes them truly authentic and delicious. The prices are fair, and every time you visit, everyone is kind and welcoming.

WOW! WE WALKED INTO THIS PLACE HUNGRY AND WALKED OUT ULTRA SATISFIED…read more From start to finish, everything was extremely fresh, stunning to look at, authentic/true to TORREON roots, and the taste was off the charts. There wasn't a single complaint from us if anything we were sad we didn't have more room. (& I loved this place so much , That I ended up eating here two mornings in a row). The atmosphere feels like you're transported to Mexico for a moment. You'll see hard working members of the staff crafting these items for you carefully and with lots of love. The menu has many selections for you to enjoy inside a Gordita, Sope, or flautas. Amazing options like the usual picadillo, tinga, & mole and even some rarer options like requesón, rajas, or chicharrones presados en chile. & if that wasn't enough they even offer multiple styles of Gordita: al carbon, maiz, & one other style I'm blanking on right now. They also offer an amazing selection of refreshments as well! From fresh and tarty limonada, to mexican coke or cafe de olla (MUST TRY, this is what brought me back 2x in a row). They also have postres for those sweet tooths. We got the flautas with papas inside, a choriqueso Sope, and gorditas. The gorditas were chunky, pillowy, warm, and full of meat. The sope was beautifully crafted: beans first then a meat of your choice, tomatoes, lettuce, queso fresco, & crema. We also enjoyed the fresh salsa they brought out with the meal. All in all, this style restaurant is one of the best of its kind and will have you hooked once you experience it. This is the type of taste that will have you coming back for more and telling the people you love about it too.

My wife is Salvadorean and absolutely loves and craves pupusas from time to time. When it is that…read moretime, this is the place to go. Their pupusas are cheap and delicious and usually keep good if you don't finish them in one sitting. The reason for the loss of a star is the service. The lady handling to go orders has no customer service skills. She stands there, and stares at you while you make your order. She doesn't try to engage and seems like she hates being there. The phones take a while to answer or they don't answer at all. The hours are also very short, with days closing at 7pm. The interior could be clean, but overall is decent enough and doesn't instill any ideas of being dirty. Some restaurants around this area are much less well kept than here! The little mini-market has plenty of little Salvadorean and Honduran treats! They have services to send money back home, a staple you'd see in any Central American store. Overall a great little restaurant, but it could be a little nicer and more welcoming, but delicious food makes up for it.

I cannot say that I am not disappointed. I was excited to visit this restaurant with the…read moreexpectation to have some flavorful food that I am familiar with. Unfortunately the food fell short and the service didn't meet the mark. The most surprising thing was how unseasoned the food was. The pork chop was basically the only item that popped with some flavor from seasoning. Everything tastes as if it was just cooked or boiled with in plain water with no seasoning or spices added. The pupusas were extremely bland. The service missed the mark as well. Staff seemed as if they really didn't want you to be there. And there was absolutely no urgency for anything. Dishes came out periodically with having to ask for an update on them. It seems like it could be a lively place but as I looked around most of the patrons were just waiting around the same for their food. Maybe the kitchen staff was having a bad day. Either way I was disappointed because I really had been looking forward to coming to this place but not sure if I'd be back anytime soon. Also the parking situation was a bit hectic.

Pésimo servicio, éramos 8 pedimos agua y nada más nos trajeron 3. Luego solo nos tomaron la orden a…read more6, y 5-10 minutos después regresó la mesera a dejarnos saber que no tenían carne desmenuzada, que no había suficiente carnes asadas y tampoco tacos de carne. Porque abrir un restaurante sino tienen comida para servir? Venimos desde Dallas, y traemos visitas de unos amigos Mexicanos que se llevaron la peor experiencia porque no pudieron ni siquiera probar la comida. 0 recomendado.

FIRST TIME VISIT! So…read morea friend and I decided to try this place out for the very first time. I LOVE Latin flavors so I was very excited to try some comida Nicaragüense. THE SPACE: The location is in a very small strip mall. Finding parking right up front wasn't an issue. From the outside, it looks like we are about to experience something very authentic! Iykyk! From the inside, I KNEW I was going to get some genuine Nicaraguan food and drink. This place is very hole-in-the-wall, and may even be family run. A small child ran out from the kitchen area and sat herself at our table for like 20 mins. THE MENU: yielded a selection of foods that I was familiar with and dishes and beverages that I had never heard of. Fun!!! The server did not speak ANY English. Not a big problem for me, I speak Spanish well enough to get me some grub, but my friend struggled some. So heads up to you non-Spanish speakers! Luckily the menu has many pictures, so as long as you don't have questions or concerns about an item, pointing should get food on your table and in your belly. THE FOOD: I opted to order some Papas Rellenas to start us off. I'm very familiar with the Cuban version, so I was curious. They were out. I order a nacatamal for my friend to try. I already know the texture is squishy, as it is much like a salvadorean nacatamal, which isn't my fave, but my friend enjoyed it. She broke it up before I had a chance to photograph it whole, but I love when a tamal is steamed in banana leaves. I asked to order the drink called semillas de jicaro. Sounded a lot like a salvadorean horchata, which I love. They were out. Ugh. The server talks me into ordering the arroz con piña. It is NOT what I was expecting. Tastes nothing like pineapple, in fact it tastes like watered down fresh strawberry water, is even colored pink! and not very sweet, COOKED rice at the bottom and a tiny bit thick, might be from the starch of the rice. Wasn't BAD, just not what I was expecting. I really wanted to try another beverage but our server didn't come back for a while. Which was fine, didn't really want to spend another $7 on a drink... a non-alcoholic one at that. I ordered the cerda frita for my meal. Large strips of pork that tasted like it was marinated in something acidic like vinegar or citrus. Lots of fat but I didn't care, I sliced right into it. Lol! It wasn't very flavorful. The fried cheese was good and I wish I had noticed that I could have ordered bananas cooked a different style. I also wished I'd noticed MUCH earlier that my meal came without the rice and beans it was supposed to. I would've been much happier as my meal would've been much more balanced. Another bummer is that our server brought out one dish every 10 minutes or so which was kind of inconvenient as we weren't able to eat our meal at the same time. OVERALL: I don't regret the experience, but I wish I was a lot more impressed with the service and items I ordered. If you're curious, try it for yourself and hopefully they'll knock it out of the park for you.

I got the Venezuelan Arepa ($10 on Uber eats). This food truck is located by other food trucks near…read morethe UTSA campus. My food was ready promptly and the employees were nice! I haven't tried much Venezuelan food. This Arepa was amazing! I like the texture of the outer corn sandiwch/bread thing. It is crispy yet soft (and not too fried to where you feel gross after eating it). I like the avocado and tartar sauce. The meat was flavorful.

WOW! This place was so good! It took me back home and satisfied my cravings so bad. I'm so excited…read moreto come back and order a cachapa, the hot dogs and so much more. The chicha was incredible, the patacón was delicious and the arepa was super crunchy with the most incredible seasoned meat. As the only Venezuelan food near me, this was top notch.