They no not exist anymore, they close down without any notice,and it's been over a year since they…read moreclose and they're still being advertised. Like too find another Puerto Rican restaurant in MN.

I'm so excited to have a true Puerto Rican cuisine restaurant in town. There is nothing "fancy"…read moreabout the restaurant but it didn't have to be, the food was delicious. The Mofongo con carne frita was amazing. The mofongo/plantain was perfectly cooked, soft and tasty. Large serving of crispy yet juicy fried pork. The alcapurias while don't look liked much were also very good. The Yuka cheese balls I also really enjoyed. We ordered the San cocho to go and was a nice and chunky tasty soup. great Puerto Rican comfort food. Will definitely be back both for take out and sit in.

Service is horrendous, food is ok, Ambiance is cheesy. Just go down to la costa down robert street…read moreits literally night and day in the difference.

Absolutely love the food here. Our favorites are the Barbacoa Tacos and the Chicken Enchiladas. And…read moretheir Jalapeños Salsa is soooo good that I almost want to drink it!

The service was very good! The servers kept checking up on us regularly. They offered free popcorn…read moreas an appetizer. The portion sizes were very good for its price! Free lollipops also came with the bill. I would recommend this place if you want to be filled. The music also reminds me of old telenovela and vibes are good in general! We went on a Friday evening and wasn't too packed!

This review focuses on the food we had delivered. We decided to enjoy a nice Colombian breakfast,…read morestarting with one of my favorite dishes: bandeja paisa. This dish was truly a masterpiece and could easily feed a small village. It is the ultimate buffet on a plate, featuring pork belly, beans, rice, sausage, steak, avocado, plantain, egg, and an arepa. After consuming this meal, we were left in a food coma for hours. We also ordered their churrasco, which was another generous portion. It included rice, avocado, fries, eggs, and steak topped with a flavorful sauce. To wash it all down, we enjoyed a natural drink. Blackberry drink with milk.

I'm not quite sure what I was expecting but not something this stellar!…read more I ordered the Grilled Shrimp Taco, and it was a flavor bomb! The shrimp were very flavorful and the whole thing just came together nicely. Yum! Second was a kid's menu Quesadilla with ground beef which needed absolutely zero sauce because the meat was so well-seasoned. The tortilla was soft and nicely grilled. A definite winner. It came with beans and rice on the side, neither of which was special. The take on Street Corn was different, a soda cup of corn with the street toppings on top and layered in the middle. The sauce tasted like mayonnaise and I didn't care for it. It was like canned corn with some stuff on it, but one miss on an otherwise home run of a meal wasn't bad. The Queso Blanco was a perfect consistency and the chips were good if lacking salt. Note that the queso is about 1/4 cup, a small portion perfect for me. I tasted all three salsas and loved them, especially the salsa verde.

Welcomed and greeted upon entering the restaurant. He answered my questions about chicken options…read more(with and without sides). Came for the chicken and, while it tasted good, it didn't taste like anything different compared to other grilled chicken restaurants. It tasted as though the flavor/seasoning was only on the surface (skin) but not yet had time to penetrate the meat. Enjoyed sitting outside, dipping the chicken in the variety of salsas from the salsa bar! Very flavorful sauces! Next time I'm in the area, I'll come back and try the chicken again with some tacos.

I've been here once and will certainly go again. I had an arepa with pork filling. Very good…read more Also, very nice people.

Very Very nice people and delicious food! Do not be afraid to give this cuisine a try. The arepas…read moreare really only the beginning! I love the ham and cheese cachapa! I also got to try their empanadas on my last visit and they were absolutely yummy. I had the shredded beef and the cheese one. Don't miss out on the hot sauce and the garlic sauce. Both are yummy on pretty much everything. I also enjoyed the fruit beverages, but they're a little sweet for my taste. Definitely give this small local business a shot!

Super fun and well worth the trip. We have spent some significant time traveling in Cuba, and this…read moreis the closest we have found to legit Cuban food in the Midwest. The Pan Con Lechon was really the star, although the rope vieja was a close second. Also, don't forget to have three or four of their amazing coffee drinks--you'll walk away with the jitters, but you won't regret it!

Victor's 1959 Café is one of those places that knows exactly what it is and doesn't try to be…read moreanything else. The atmosphere is colorful, authentic, and full of personality. The black bean soup was easily the best I've had--rich, hearty, packed with fresh vegetables, and finished with just the right amount of heat. I also tried the Burbujas, a refreshing mix of coffee, mint, and lime that was unlike anything I've had before and a great palate cleanser. For my entrée, I went with the Ropa Vieja breakfast plate. The shredded beef was incredibly tender and flavorful, paired with fluffy rice, eggs, sweet plantains, and warm tortillas that tied everything together. A great way to start the day. I'll definitely be back to explore more of the menu.

We came here on a date night and WOW! Everyone should try this place! Delicious flavors, amazing…read morestaff and a fun vibe! Definitely worth stopping in! Parking can be a bit tricky but it is free and is free street parking as well. We were warmly greeted when we first came in and so many people came to say hello or check on us! The service really was spectacular here! You will order at the front and then go sit down. They will bring the food to you! The place is colorful, organized and clean! We had some truly wonderful dishes! Check out the pictures for descriptions! I would HAPPILY come back here! There is a reason this place is highly rated! Listen to those ratings!!

Parking: the lot is small and shared with other businesses. It is also close to the Trader Joe's!…read moreThere is limited street parking nearby but between the small lot at the business and the Trader Joe's lot, you can always find a spot although you may have to wait a minute for one! Service: The service is friendly! When you arrive at the doors, there's a sign to knock but the employees are pretty good at spotting people so they will open the door to welcome you in and give you menus. You go to the register to order whenever you're ready. They do have some specials which are written on a chalkboard and the employees are able to tell you about the specials as well. Atmosphere: the restaurant was vibrant with colorful walls, and flowers on the table! It is a sit-down restaurant but fairly casual! It was well lit, and good for gathering with friends and family or coworkers! They also do to-go orders if you're not looking to dine-in! Food/drink: they have plenty of gluten free options and a couple vegetarian options. They are able to modify some of the vegetarian options to be vegan if needed. I ordered the vegetariano saltado, which was well balanced with some salty and tangy notes. It is listed as spicy on the menu but I found it to be quite mild. This was my first time having mote in a dish, which are boiled, peeled, corn kernels. They have a mild nuttiness, and a soft chewable texture which was very nice! Overall I enjoyed this dish and would order it again! The naranjilla juice was also very good! It had a tropical flavor, almost like a pineapple with orange juice flavor. I enjoyed the food overall, and thought the portions were good. Each person in my party of 3 had some leftovers remaining!! I would recommend Chimborazo to anyone interested in trying Ecuadorian food, and I will be back!

I unintentionally gave myself severe cravings for Cajun food by writing a Weekly Yelp on the topic…read more(see: www.yelp.com/weekly?editorial_id=HW89Zcz1Cj0DbtPc2qryMA). Yesterday morning it arrived in my inbox and I steadily got hungrier for sweet potatoes and shrimp and grits and spicy fried seafood as the day went on. Then, like magic, another email hit my inbox from Harriet Brewing that said that Cajun 2 Geaux was cooking tonight at the tap room. And the beers are $1 off all night. What LUCK! I rounded up some friends and we headed over to check it out, despite the rainy, chilly evening. Like most food trucks, there are about a half-dozen things on the menu at one time. It was gumbo, red beans and rice, shrimp po'boys, andouille po'boys and a shrimp basket (which comes with sweet potato fries and a tangy remoulade for dipping). I decided on the shrimp basket ($9), doused it with Louisiana hot sauce and scarfed the entire thing like an animal. I realize maybe it's hard to mess up fried sea creatures and yams, but for a dinner so simple, it was really flavorful. They are not phoning it in, that's for sure. The service was the icing on the cake, or rather the powdered sugar on the beignet (beignets weren't available yesterday, dang). The woman taking our order was exceptionally cheerful and waved us down when our orders were ready so we wouldn't have to risk running out in the cold to check. They also take credit cards, even my Discover. After stuffing myself silly, the Cajun cravings are satisfied... for now.

Man, this food is tasty! I had the shrimp basket with sweet potato waffle fries (that's right,…read morewaffle fries!) and their zangy sauce on the side and it was delicious! I will totally be back for more to try their other menu options!