The only thing more beautiful than the owner is the FOOD. But seriously, she's gorgeous…read more Do yourself a flavor and go eat lunch or dinner at this " hiding in plain sight " spot on Genesee Street. I've been dreaming about the guava juice since visiting and will return.

This review is for early November…read more I totally would have given it 5 stars but knocked it down because they charged me more than what was on the menu. The red snapper was a set price on the menu but I was charged more than that and I didn't notice until I read the receipt at home. The restaurant is very pretty and homey. The waitress and I'm guessing is the owner is so lovely and attending! Now let's talk about food. I was alone at the restaurant at about 5 pm on a weekday and when I left there was another party dining in and another party taking out. I ordered a red snapper with rice and habichuelas and I freaking loved it! The meal reminded of the meals I ate as a child. The meal here felt so home made! The habichuelas was magnificent and the red snapper was tasty and scrumptious. I really wish I placed a second order of my entire meal to go. I am definitely coming back when I'm in the area. The hospitality, decor and food is an A!

The building looks like an old neighborhood corner store. They do sell some specialized items but…read morethey also serve food there and offer take out. They have about six tables I believe so plenty of room to sit and enjoy. The owner was welcoming and assisted us with the menu choices. We had papusas as an appetizer but we devoured them, so no photos! I won't lie, everything was amazing! Perfectly cooked, flavorful and just delicious. Prices are very reasonable considering the quality of the food. Hope I get to go back again soon.

The food was freshly made. Their juices, we had maracuya (chinola) and tamarindo both very…read morerefreshing. Of course, their service was friendly and accommodating. As for the ambience, it was super clean and everything look spotless. It was noticeable that they were able to work with what they had and made it look really good!

Although the Salvadoran menu items drew me in, the one Mexican dish we ordered was my favorite…read more Restaurante El Buen Gusto offers both Mexican and Salvadoran classics. We ordered the Salvadoran chicken sandwich, cheese papusa, pork papusa, and Mexican enchiladas. Besides the three cheesy chicken enchiladas with green sauce, last came with sides of crispy fries and a salad. The portion sizes were substantial, and there was more than enough for two adults across two meals. Everything was delicious, though I especially liked the enchiladas' cheesiness and the fries. I would have appreciated more sauces to accompany the papusas and enchiladas in the future; they were a bit dry by our second meal otherwise.

Definitely something different than what I'd had all over the US. Different kind of rice and beans…read morebut the taco were okay. The green sauce isn't as spicy as I'd hope.

SUCH good food. Got the Caribbean shrimp with sweet plantains, DELICIOUS! Will be coming here every…read moretime I'm in Utica. Get the plantains!!!

The food was excellent. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was because it took so long for…read morethe order to come out. I understand that sometimes for good food you have to wait. My advice would be to not have any other plans when you go to dinner there.

Last Delicias has always been one of my favorite local Caribbean resturants…read more The food is always cooked with love, prices are more than reasonable and the quantity of food is always great. Lately I have been taking advantage of their $7 meal deals which are super convenient when you are a foodie who's sticking to a budget. Customer service is always friendly and respectful. There are a few tables for those who choose to dine in.

The best empanadas I ever had , I plan to stop tomorrow yum…read more They make many of the food of Puerto Rico

This place is the place to go for affordable, quick and tasty food. There is plenty of parking and…read moreseating inside. I ordered a canoa, pupusas con chicharron y queso, and a guatemalan tamale. I underestimated how filling it would all be, and my total was only $11. Do not skip on the canoa, it was fantastic and had a lot of flavor. The papusa didn't impress me, it felt older and didnt have much filling. It also was missing the queso part of it. They also had a few cans of tropi-coco, make sure to get that!

Great value, food was good, but not expensive quality. Place was clean, staff was helpful, they…read morehave a lot of seating for a place that primarily does counter service which is great to see. So far I recommend the canoas, tamales and burritos. Portions were all great. They also have juices and sodas. Decent amount of parking and accessible entrance inside. The kind of staff that remember repeating customers.

On the Westside of Syracuse is a small, if not for the bright orange color, unassuming building…read morecontaining a little hidden gem of Syracuse. This place has some of the absolute best empanadas I've ever had. Beef or chicken, both are delicious. They're large and honestly could be a meal by themselves. Fresh made, tender juicy meat inside, perfectly crisp, flaky, tender dough outside. Like a good amount of other city Spanish eateries, they serve mostly combo plates, where you get a choice of rice, beans and a meat. The chicken stew and fried pork are delicious. The rice and beans are a tad bland, but nothing some Cholulas doesn't fix. Their sweet fried plantains are delicious too. Cheap prices. You can get a medium or large combo plate and the way they load you up on food, a medium will probably last you two meals. Two medium combos, 4 empanadas and an order of plantains cost me just $30 today and the wife and I will get at least 2 meals each out of it. I lived around the corner from the building Jandy is in for the first 21 years of my life. It's in a rough neighborhood for sure, which I feel probably may turn off people not from the city to stopping in, but anytime I've been in, the people who work there and patrons have been nothing but friendly, so I recommend everyone give them a try if in the neighborhood.

The empanadas were fire....... but the pineapple upside down cake is where it's at..Service was…read morefast and friendly . Will return!