Decided last minute to visit Maria's, and I'll definitely be going back! I had three empanadas,…read moreeven though I could've been full with just two! They were amazing and well sized. Employees were nice and food came out pretty fast, while definitely fresh too. It was a beautiful evening to sit and enjoy the weather. I think my favorite was either the meat and cheese or the bean and cheese!

Tried the empanadas and they were delicious. The filling tasted amazing and the empanadas were…read morecooked to perfection. I also got a Frescolita, what a treat. I put in my order and was told a new batch would be ready in 10 minutes and it took exactly 10 minutes to have my number called, as promised. The food truck was at the Fiesta of the Americas, but I will sure find them at their normal spot to try some arepas and pastels

The service was amazing, he was very nice and patient when we were discussing what we wanted still…read more He made the atmosphere very comfortable with the way he interacted with our family!! And most of all the food was so amazing and the portions are big enough for two people to share, I regret not taking a picture it was presented so nicely!!

We were driving from San Francisco to Miami and passing through Oklahoma when we stopped at…read moreEdgar's. What a great surprise. The bandeja paisa and the tamal were delicious and tasted like real Colombian home cooking. Today we also spoke with Ergan, who was super friendly and clearly very passionate about the food. Definitely the best Colombian food we've had in this part of the country.

Food was OK. Service was ok. Nothing to write home about. Maybe I had high hopes. I coudl be talked…read moreinto giving them a second chance.

This is a brand new Latin Café that serves Mexican/Venezuelan food. At first I was excited because…read moreI like trying new food and Venezuelan food is different from the typical Mexican dish. I ordered three arepas. They are corn filled kind of like tortillas but with a different type of corn flour than the usual, they are filled with Venezuelan cheese and then some type of meat. I ordered two cheese only and one chicken and cheese. They are delicious you can order them fried or simply cooked on the griddle. They gave me three different chili sauces, which were very different for your typical Mexican salsa. The salsas were flavorful, semi spicy and tangy. I do have to say I find them a little pricey at five dollars each for cheese only and then meat option six dollars. But it is Edmond and maybe that's why. The owners are nice . I would say come in and check them out. I will be back again.

Have been twice and loved it. Food is delicious. The service and great as well, informative and…read morefriendly. I had the black bean casserole and the pollo Al rocato. Server recommended the sauce in the side for the pollo Al rocato and I actually tried a jalapeño green sauce that I liked a lot more than the original. Definitely give it a shot!

What a wonderful and delightful surprise!…read more One of my friends decided that our crew should dine here, so naturally he was driving, and that rule goes... "he/she who drives, gets to decide what we shall eat!" I stand by that decision, and encourage you to make this a must stop on your food circuit. They serve a great salsa that is more flavorful than Ted's. And they serve White Queso, and have crisp, warm chips, and additional hotter salsas. Their appetizers and main entrees are wonderful, flavorful, and will bring you back for more! Top it all off with a staff that is attentive and helpful.