We drove by this place many times without stopping in because it does not look like a restaurant…read morefrom the outside. Now that we have tried it, we keep going back. The cuisine is Guatemalan, and I encourage everyone to try it because Mexican, Honduran, Guatemalan, Salvadoran, etc. are all different cuisines and should all be experienced. I used to avoid such places because I was afraid that the staff wouldn't speak English. If that's what you think, I encourage you to go anyway because you will make it work and it will be worth the effort and you will have a new experience. The people here are very nice and the food is very good. The restaurant is clean and welcoming. And we tried new things we never had before. For example, one of their beverages is called nance, which is a sweet yellow cherry. They have tacos and pupusas, but I recommend you try the doblas--somewhere between a tacos dorados and a chalupa. Thank you Delicias Chapinas for allowing us to visit Guatemala without leaving Fort Lauderdale!

Absolutely amazing and ther best service I've had in a very long time. Excellent michelada in a…read morehuge mug, tacos and quesadillas were great

I have been wanting to try this place ever since I came across it on instagram. However do to their…read morelocation and always missing food truck events, I decided to follow them so that I can be in the know. Finally I saw that they were going to Pembroke Pines and put it in my phone so that I do not miss out! I was kind of disappointed. I ordered the conch fritters (balls) and the conch salad. Neither had any flavor. The conch fritters are more like conch balls and if you've ever had fried dumpling the inside is very similar. While they are big in size, it is all thick breading with few pieces of conch. Do not be fooled by their pictures on instagram. Whatever ingredient is in their batter causes them to puff up quite big and all you get is breading. The sauce that comes with it is delicious though. You need some type of sauce with that thick breading. The conch salad I was highly disappointed about. It didn't have the flavor that I was looking for. She asked if I wanted spicy or mild juice but it was nothing spicy about the juice. The juice tasted like that Real Lemon juice out of the bottle. I saw that they had it sitting in a bottle with peppers but none of that "heat" transferred to the juice. In addition to all of that, it also lacked seasoning. I don't want conch salad that I have to dress up when I get home. Despite all of these negatives, one good thing about the conch salad is the amount of conch that you get. They aren't little cubed pieces of conch either. I am talking big chunks of conch. If I ever come back again, perhaps I'll try the fried conch and hope that it is seasoned. However, I will surely continue to go to my little spot in the city down in Miami when I want conch balls and conch salad. That's what I get for being lazy and not wanting to drive.

Met up with the food truck on Saturday. Ordered the cracked conch and conch salad. Well let's…read morejust say this was one meal I finished without a coming up for air. I snacked on the salad over time. Getting up at 5 am to have some and finishing it off like 9am. The cracked conch was tender and plentiful for the price with a healthy helping of fries. I was so engulfed in the meal, I forgot the sauce that came with it. Just thinking about it is making me hungry. The conch salad was filled with conch and not just peppers and onions. Large succulent pieces not the fine chopped stuff like others. It was spiced just right spicy. I will definitely locate them when I'm craving conch. Spoke with one of the owners while there and he wanted to know if it was my first time and what my opinion was. Glad he was interested in how his customers felt.

La Perrada del Gordo delivered a great and satisfying experience. I had not one, but two of their…read moreGordo Burger Mixes, and they were incredibly filling and packed with flavor. Each bite felt hearty and well put together, making it hard to stop at just one. I also tried their tropical drink along with a tamarind soda, which was my first time having it. I have to say, it was surprisingly delicious and complemented the meal really well. What stood out just as much as the food was the atmosphere and the politeness of the staff. The restaurant felt very welcoming, and the variety of Latin music playing added a fun, lively vibe to the experience. It's the kind of place where you can relax, enjoy good food, and soak in the culture. Overall, I really enjoyed my visit and would definitely come back again.

I was between 3 and 4 stars, but ultimately felt like its a 3…read more New Colombian Spot opened up replacing Manna, old korean restaurant. They completely revamped the decor, painted the walls, and replaced the furniture. We were greeted. I asked if he would prefer the burger or carne asada grill. He said they're known for their burgers so we ordered the Gorda Burger Mix, which was the most popular. It had the beef patty and shredded chicken&beef, ours looked like it was missing the pineapple sauce. My favorite part was the melted cheese. I wasn't a big fan since there wasn't much sauce and meat heavy. They did give us 3 sauces on the side, garlic, hot, and pink sauce. I liked the garlic sauce. The empanadas were nice and crispy. I prefer the corn over the flour. These were made of corn for the outer empanada shell. There was more potatoes than meat in all 3 empanadas. The sauce that came with it was delicious, the prefect amount of spice and heat! Service was nice. Greeted walking in and out. Great affordable prices for burgers and protein on the grill. However, the burger and empanadas isn't something id go for again. I saw afterwards that they have hot dogs, looks good.

La comida aquí es increíble--súper auténtica y llena de ese verdadero sabor centroamericano. Pero…read morela verdad, el servicio es igual de bueno. Se nota que hubo un cambio de dueños recientemente porque todo se siente mucho mejor que antes. De verdad que han subido el nivel. ¡Definitivamente es un lugar que tienes que visitar--100% recomendado! The food here is amazing--super authentic and full of that true Central American flavor. But honestly, the service is just as good! You can tell there's been a change in ownership recently because everything feels even better than before. They've really stepped it up. Definitely a spot you've gotta check out--highly recommend!

We went for lunch on a Monday. The server didn't speak English so I couldn't get answers to my menu…read morequestions. I started with a papusa, beef empanada and fried tamale. All were delicious. We also had a large platter for $18 with chicharron, steak, steak taquitos, plantain chips, fried yuca, tortilla chips, & a cup of beans. The steak was very chewy and I spit out multiple pieces. We ended with a plantain empanada stuffed with a white sweet sauce. It had a sugar coating and was fried. Delicious. The restaurant is clean. There is parking in the attached lot. Prices are reasonable.

Food presentation was neat and generous portions…read more I accept partial blame for the less than impressive taste. The freshly fried items steamed in their styrofoam containers on the long ride home. So the conch fritters were soft and gummy. The hard baked macaroni and cheese garnered a thumbs down from my young dining partner. The steamed cabbage was a good choice that I personally consumed. Counter service was responsive and included sauces, condiments and napkins. Restaurant's appearance was clean.

Yesterday I went to this restaurant and ordered the comforters. I got the conch fritters and the…read moreconch salad, the food was freshly made and it had included a lot of conch in both orders. The server was very friendly and professional, a quiet atmosphere, very clean. I would return there again

Found this food truck at the far front corner of the Red Carpet Inn parking lot. Four bright…read moreorange picnic tables to relax and engage in a Latin infused breakfast or a hot cup of coffee. Met with the co-owner, Tracho, who discussed the food truck's history while he poured me a hot cup of American drip coffee for $3.00. He explained that the name of his business is derived from his name Tracho - which is from Honduras and Bori is the name of the co-owner, from Puerto Rico. They offer a full menu of traditional Latin American hot foods. The coffee was a perfect start to my morning.

Very cool place to eat. Fair prices and the food was yummy! They are busy for a reason (besides the…read moreMarina 64 restaurant next doors) which decided to close their kitchen because they were too busy???

Fun circle of food trucks with a variety of tasty offerings! Great service! Music and string…read morelights!! Check them out!!

Found this place by accident. Glad I did ! We had the churrasco and croquetas at Mr.Grill. The guys…read moreworking tonight Thursday 9/5 were really friendly and the food was really good ! I took A flan home and can't wait to eat it later. Very kool, low key thing to do on A week night w A few food trucks w great food. Must try !

The service was pretty awesome and the waitress was very nice so no complaints there. The tacos I…read moregot tasted great and because it was Thursday the cost was only 1.99 as opposed to regular price of 4$ abut my issue was the side of rice that cost 5$ but yet was a very small portion. It was so much space left in the container and going to other restaurants (of other cultures) while they use the same size foam container they include much more rice for the same price.

Great good! 3 days this week! I highly recommend…read more Comida deliciosa. 3 veces hemos comido en este lugar. Se los recomiendo