Found this gem by chance and it did not disappoint. The food was delicious and full of flavor! The…read morerice and beans were perfectly seasoned, the chicken was tender and smoky, and the steak was juicy and cooked just right. The macaroni salad and tostones were the perfect sides. Great comfort food that feels homemade -- I'll definitely be back next time when in town.

This is an interesting take on PR food. I know that many people from Borinquen would not call this…read morePR food, yet the dishes are from PR. I wasn't a fan of anything, and I felt cheated. There may be some stellar dishes on the menu, but I didn't hit any. Skip.

The rice with pigeon peas made me think of my abuela. It is worth the trip just for this item. It…read morecomes as one of the optional sides along with plantains and beans. I also ordered a chicken empanada and flan cake and could not believe how reasonably priced it was. The main item, chicken stew, was the least seasoned. Stews can be tricky as you need to over season or reduce the juices to build flavor. I love mom and pop establishments! Service will bring me back as I also want to try some of their other daily specials. Minimal seating (Two tables) This spot is located in a strip mall near the Truman Highway exit.

Anjuels Ricon Latino (ARL) has been on my Savannah hit list for some time and I finally got to…read morecheck it out last week after taking my car to the dealership to tune 'er up for the big road trip up to Coastal VA! The wait was long so I was RAVENOUS by the time I got there. - Parking - Center lot. Nabbed a space up front! - Vibe - It's a lot smaller than I expected! Nothing wrong with that, just an observation. Half the shop is the kitchen. There is just enough room to make a small line and then you are at the order counter with the hot buffet bed. People were streaming in in a steady flow. Many seemed like regulars because they just got right to ordering. There are only 2 tables for seating, and honestly, not sure if they are even allowing dine-in right now. I didn't ask because I was taking mine to go. The tables seemed pushed against the booth seat and the other was pushed against the window. As for decor, pretty simple. Dominican Republic on one side, Puerto Rico on the other. Fun and colorful. - Service - The lady who helped me was nice and took pride in explaining all the different dishes to me. I saw all the delicious options and was struggling with the choices. I just wanted a pinch of everything! - Noms & Sips - I just ended up telling her the things I wanted and she included the following items in my to-go box: *white rice & rice and beans - both very good, great accompaniment to soak up the sauces of the Pollo Guisado *(1/2 order) plantains - one small turn off was that one of two pieces of plantain I got was pretty hard and super starchy. It was probably a green one and got thrown in the batch too early. No biggie though. The sweet one I had was great! I love sweet plantains! *(1/2 order) yucca - it seemed to have been cooked with red onions? I saw purple (why do we call it red when it's clearly purple?!) pieces with it. I love yucca and these were great, because they almost seemed stewed, because they very soft and great with the rest of the components of the meal. *Pollo guisado - I'm pretty sure that is the name of the dish. It was stewed chicken (only drums and thighs) in a red sauce. Super flavorful, chicken was tender and use-your-hands-suck-the-bone-off good and the lady hooked me up and poured some more sauce over the rice. Empanadas- I also wanted to try these because I like to try a little bit of everything. They are fried to order. I got one chicken and one beef. They are quite large! They were both good, but I think I preferred the shredded chicken over the ground beef. Passion Fruit Juice - It was good, sweet enough for me, but probably really sweet for you? My visit to ARL was bittersweet, because I think it was the first, but also most likely the last time before our big move. I'm sad , but also happy that I got to try it and check it off my list before I go! Pro tip: tune in to their social media handles to find out what they have cookin' for the week! This is a truly mom-and-pop place offering home cooking. They only have a handful of items on the hot bed and make one specialty per day or week. They make certain items made to order. Stay safe, Friends!

Food is Delicious and the girls are amazing I love the food always fresh and delicious and there…read moresoups are delicious as well. I recommend this Restaurant to anyone that wants a delicious home cooked meal

Visited Antojo Latino Colombian Restaurant while in Savannah and decided to give it a try based on…read morereviews--and we're glad we did. At first glance, the location feels a bit hidden and slightly awkward. When we arrived around 5:30, there was only one other couple there. The space is small, and there was a slight musty smell, likely due to the building being older. The menu is extensive but not very descriptive--adding photos would definitely help first-time visitors. We started with the empanadas, and they were hands down the best we've had at any Colombian restaurant across the U.S.--fresh, perfectly filled with potato and meat, and paired with a flavorful green sauce that really stood out. For entrées, my husband ordered the bandeja paisa and I had the rolled chicken. Both dishes were absolutely delicious. The chimichurri sauce served with the chicken was especially good and added great flavor. Overall, despite the ambiance and menu limitations, the food truly shines. We'll definitely be back when we're in town!

OMG, deliciousness!…read more Found the gem on Instagram and had to check it out for myself...they did not disappoint! Ordered the chopped beef to go with crispy tostadas and the fixings and a side of mac n cheese. Everything paired nicely together from crunch, to depth of flavor with a nice sauce. Mac and cheese was large and tasty, well done. Definitely a place to check out if ever in the area! I'd go back for sure.

Yes, Palmira is expensive and aiming for quality. We get it. Really enjoyed all the unique BBQ…read moreflavors. Specifically, the barbacoa and cilantro went well together. Staff was busy, friendly, and kept the lunch rush moving. Our main (constructive) feedback would be to 1) add weights and/or amounts to the (big board) pricing menu and 2) present customers with a heads up on the "fixins" that cost extra (e.g., cilantro and fried shell). Our (pictured) tray was $52 without a drink. Had we known that 2 ribs cost $15, we would have quickly pivoted to another meat.

The food was really good and the service was great . It's…read moresmall and when the band plays it's hard to talk to each other. But all in all it's good.

Great menu selection! Feels super casual and homey inside with upscale flair…read more This was only my 2nd visit and I had to try the CUBAN SANDWHICH again. I wanted to give it another try after seeing all the raving reviews. It was like I remembered, not bad but a bit bland. It needed more punch from pickle and the cheese. They bring some complimentary cuban bread to table which is good but again not anything crave worthy. They missed the service. I had ordered epanadas for an appetizer. After starting in my main course, I realized they never brought the apetizer. I told the waitress she could skip them at that point. It turned out the Cuban sandwhich was fairly large. The HOUSE FROZEN MARGARITA was excellent! I highly recommend it. They make it in smoothie machine so ice is super fine, not chunky like with blended versions.

Well - you know when it's a window next to a gas station it's gonna be legit…read more Such a fun crew working there, VERY good empanadas and yuca fries, the gills eating under the tarp tent next to me lovedddddd their cuban sandwiches and could not stop going on about how authentic they were. Please go here and support them so they aren't closed by the next time I come down to hang!

Hidden gem just right of Forsyth for all of your Cuban cravings…read more Went with a Cuban sandwich & fries - decided to get a chicken & beef empanada as well to try Tons of depth in cuban, fries were thick & crispy, & the empanadas were unbelievably seasoned

I have driven by this place so many times but never had a chance to go. Well I checked it out for…read morelunch today and it was really good! I ended up getting the Cuban sandwich and it was delicious! The service was really good and fast especially for the lunch rush they had. Can't wait to come back and try another dish!

Was really looking forward to Spanish food in Savannah. They have plenty of options but I was…read morelooking for authentic arroz con gondules (rice and peas) with pernil (roasted pork) and maduros (sweet plantains). I got the bowl with everything, off yellow rice and black beans ( NO RICE AND GONDULES, not made here) roasted pork, salad and avocado and corn ( which I didn't want but was added, even though it was told...‍). Good thing I don't have an allergy to corn. Very nice girl at the counter but i guess was distracted. Although it's a nice size bowl which I couldn't finish in one sitting, I was disappointed with the pork. Yes it should be tender like pulled pork but not mushy. Not only that it could have used more flavor, in our culture we love to use numerous spices. Our food is definitely not bland. All I can think is that maybe at one time in the beginning the food was on point and over time it's lacking. The dining area is a nice size for eating indoors and they share the space with a Bolivian establishment which serves meat Pattie's and fresh juice drinks. The food is mediocre and not an option for me. I will continue my hunt for some Spanish food that will please my palette.

Love the food, the service and the people that own the place…read more Never had a bad experience.

Stumbled upon this great place while camping at Skidaway in Savannah. Cute inside with mixed…read morevariety of table and chairs. I had the western omelet that came with a tasty biscuit and Irish cheddar grits. Very yummy. My husband had their take on a Monte Cristo. Thick bread, grilled deli ham, Swiss cheese and jam. Dipped in French toast batter and pan grilled. We loved it! Service was very good. We were there for brunch which ended at 2 (we arrived at 1). Many arrived after us. Definitely recommend if you're in the area

Noticed BCE at the Wind&Waves trivia night and was stoked to enjoy some empanadillas. We got the…read moretrio on top of an extra plus guava as a dessert one. For sides we for ham croquettes plus a lil dippy sauce. No matter which one you try - the pollo, pork, beef: each one has a juiciness to it that really hit the spot. The sauces and seasonings they use make these flaky fried pockets of goodness outstanding. Service was friendly and quick, we knew our order was ready once the buzzer remote went off which was nice. I love the way they fold their empanadillas with such tight coils plus the spiral borders are pleasing to look it. The croquettes themselves were soft on the inside with a crispy outer layer, very appetizing.

It's been like 5 to 10 minutes since I got my order from this food truck and it's been eaten. My…read morefiancé and I had zero complaints. If he had to make up one, it would be that we live too close and we're going to have to institute a limit on ordering from here. We walked up on an evening when Wind & Waves had live music, so save for the mosquitos, the ambiance was great. We got friendly service from the person working the truck. And things were pretty quick even though everyone was ordering from there! We got the pernil and pollo empanadas with a side of tostones. OMG!!!! I'm going to have a problem with the tostones!!! The dipping sauce was out of this world. Sometimes mayo based sauces can feel heavy and greasy and I wanted to bathe in this one. Everything was hot and fresh. The tostones were chewy on the inside and crispy on the outside. Both empanadas were packed with meat/filling. The most remarkable part was that the empanadas had flavor combos I don't think I've ever tried. Go here!! I don't think you can go wrong ordering anything.