Great Spanish market. Stopped for pasteries. Lots of selection. Dried peppers of all kinds. Many…read morespices.

They have a complete breakfast of chicken, vegetables, beans, rice, bread and coffee for $8…read more Friendly Salvadoran staff.

Had to leave a review because this place deserves more attention. The food was genuinely delicious…read moreand clearly made with quality ingredients, the burrito was flavorful and satisfying, and the concha was soft, fresh, and tasted like it came straight from a panadería in Mexico. What really makes this spot special is the market selection. They carry Mexican snacks and ingredients that are honestly hard to find outside of Mexico, which adds to the authenticity and makes the experience feel real. If you're looking for authentic Mexican flavor and a place that puts care into both food and products, definitely give this spot a try. You can taste the difference.

There tacos dorados are disappointing and disgusting they dont even have chicken inside of them it…read morelike eating throw up its disgusting never goong there again

Eaten here so many times and don't have any pics to prove it. But if you're looking for delicious…read morelumpia for a great price then this is your spot. Love the staff always nice and welcoming. They even do catering.

4.4 Stars - Overall, I am very satisfied with the clean ambience , the festive & native decor &…read moreinterior of Kababayan, the generous amount of some of the food ordered, and the friendly professional staff. It was difficult for me to give a fair rating for the food. Even though the last time I had Filipino food was 5 years ago, I have been spoiled in the past with the finest Filipino food in the world cooked by some of the finest & most humble chefs I ever met. The food at Kababayan was so so or good for my first experience in tasting their food despite being rated as the best Filipino food in the area in some reviews. Everything was well seasoned, and I was only disappointed in one entree. I was hoping to try the traditional roasted succulent lechon or Laing. Laing, is a Filipino dish of shredded or whole taro leaves with meat or seafood cooked in thick coconut milk spiced with labuyo chili, lemongrass, garlic, shallots, ginger, and shrimp paste. They both were unavailable. The food is displayed like a buffet style arrangement. You select the entrees and side when you order a combination of entrees & side dish. It would have helped to have a sign describing each entree with its name. The lady helping me in selecting entrees was very kind and went into detail of each entree. I ordered two entrees with rice and two entrees with pancit noodles. The price for two entrees with rice or noodles was $15. A fair and good price for the amount of food provided. The traditional pancit noodles & dinuguan tasted the best and were the most generous portions served to me, and were the closest to my past food experiences with these traditional Filipino foods. I would have loved some calamansi, the citrus Philippine lemon, to season my pancit. That is how I prefer my pancit. They instead provided me lemon wedges to season my pancit as an option for the calamansi though. The pancit was good and like the pancit I would eat at Filipino parties & gatherings. The dinuguan was delicious & is always an acquired taste. I like to eat it once in a blue moon. It was the first food I ate completely. The pork adobo and sweet & sour pork entrees tasted good yet I was unfamiliar with them. They didn't taste like the traditional roasted lechon pig I was accustomed to in the past. I stashed them away in glass containers in the fridge to eat later along with the pancit & chicken adobo. The most disappointing was the chicken adobo. The taste of chicken adobo was good but it was annoying to pick out the broken & chopped bone pieces out of the chicken adobo to prevent accidentally swallowing them. This restaurant is worth checking out. The entrees are always changing there. I will probably come back here again to try different foods I haven't tried.

I have stopped at this corner market twice. Once to buy a steak and cheese sub which was excellent…read more The steak was legit steak - not that processed shaved nasty stuff. The second time was to buy chicken tacos which were made with again - legit chicken. The best tacos I've ever had. Authentic on two tortillas each with fresh onion and cilantro. The green sauce added just the right amount of zing. The staff is very friendly and super helpful with recommendations. Mary gave me her card and said to call anytime and she can prepare something special for catering. Mary and her husband also own another store in Manassas. This store has tables for about 12 or more, slot machines, and a variety of snack foods and drinks popular with folks from south of the border. The new place's tag line is "Tex Mex & Salvadorian Cuisine. They serve breakfast lunch and dinner and are open 7 days a week.

This place has great food. We got the chicken tacos and pupusa's. I'm not sure of the name of the…read morelady who runs the place but she's super sweet and when it first opened, we would chat with her and she would tell us how they were trying to figure out the best hours because they were serving breakfast, but then nobody would show up for breakfast. They were closed down for a little bit because of a family emergency and we were starting to get concerned but it looks like they're back up and running so give it a try and support small business.

A wonderful surprise hit! We were supposed to go to the Korean restaurant next door but for some…read morereason the lights were off and they seemed to have closed early. The staff here were incredibly kind and accommodating. We came later in the night so some items like the horchata and fruit drink were no longer available but the food was amazing. The seafood soup and every papusa was incredible. The seafood soups had four huge shrimp head on and an entire MD crab in it. It was enough for two poke. Usually papusas tend to be on the dry side but they were moist and delicious here. I would definitely be back!!

This is a new small el salvadorian restaurant. It's offered dinning and take out. The menu in…read morespanish. The place is clean and white really white and bright. I ordered chicharron pupusa ,it's good and I like it a bit crispy, And the jalapenjo cheese is cheesy and spicy. For meal I ordered yuca and pescadito.it's my mistake I thought it's gonna be a fish but it's actually an anchovies . The anchovies are so salty and it's still good with yuca. Overall it's an experience. The servers are so friendly and warm, They are try to communicate with broken english and me trying with broken spanish. They are new and not even in any Yelp reviews yet. The prices are not too expensive. Everthing with tips $20.00 Definitely will comeback again.

This is definitely a nice spot. You aren't going to get gourmet food, but it works for this guy…read more The employees are very friendly. It's definitely got a dated feel to it, and perhaps that's the point. I like that as it's in the small town of Clifton. There's a lot of money here, but it's a bit of a reprieve from Beltway craziness. Love that they have glass bottle Cokes. Don't worry they have the bottle openers. They also have plenty of candies to choose from. Parking is adequate, and it's a good place to relax. Train fans will enjoy it especially, as it's literally next to the tracks. Be sure to stop in!

Great ambiance. The service is very good. The food is…read morewonderful. Can't wait to go back for brunch.

Just a hard pass. If I am the only person there and still can't get service, water or…read moreacknowledgement it is pretty bad. Falafels were bland. I tried but after 20 minutes, I just had to leave. Very disappointed. A mop and a wipe down would not have killed you.

Very authentic food and a very good service. I also liked the fragrance section …read more The owners are very nice .

I'm upgrading my review of the Latino Market from 3 to 4 starts, why you ask?…read more They have improved their selection of fresh meats and vegetables. You can get marinated and spiced up chicken and pork at very reasonable prices. It's 1.99 a pound for the Pollo and $2.99 a pound for the Carne De Puerco

I enrolled in this program on Saturday and then decided to remove it after I found out they wanted…read moremy credit card before I could even see the menu. They are closed on weekends I called them this morning and they refused to cancel the order I think this is kind of a scam