Food was so good! Cuban food is so hard to find in Texas. Delicious black beans and rice with…read moreperfectly cooked plantains! Husband got pulled pork Our server was great and even got us a dessert for our wedding anniversary. Really nice people, lovely ambience. And super clean, comfortable chairs. We will be back!

We came here on a Sunday shortly before they closed. The restaurant is in a shopping center with…read moreplenty of parking. We are from Tampa and live in San Antonio and there is no Cuban food there, so we are always looking for it when we travel. We got a medianoche, a cubano, croquettas, papa rellanos, and a guava and cheese pastry to go. They made the sandwiches to order in the back and the rest were in display cases on the counter. We got all of our food to go. It was all amazing and the best Cuban food we have found in Texas

Food good service decent first time here ,was looking forward to coming back or ordering to deliver…read morebut to get changed 5 dollars for softdrink small glass with limited refills, never had that, not even at fast food places Sadly that turned me away,,I was even going to take food to go for later at hotel, this changed mi mind ,about this restaurant

Wow, this place is great! We came here for dinner and were seated immediately…read more My husband ordered their fricase de cerdo which was $18, but came with a plate full of white rice, black beans, macaroni salad, huge pieces of plantains, and the pork in a thick stew with vegetables. The meat was cooked perfectly and the stew was very flavorful. I wasn't very hungry, so I ordered 2 empanadas, one was ham and cheese, and the other was beef, both were $4. The empanadas came with 3 sauces, a green, red, and white sauce. The green and red sauce were very good with the beef empanadas. I dipped the ham and cheese one in my husband's stew and it was delicious! My husband also ordered their plain mojito, which was really good. Overall, service was great! Food was great. Price was great. What more to say? We will definitely be coming back. This will definitely be one of our favorite places to frequent. 10000% recommend!

This place is fantastic! Cuban food, atmosphere and service is top notch. Their Café con leche and…read morecortado are amazing! Place reminds me of being out of the country.

Casual order at the counter and they bring the food out to you type of restaurant. I thought my…read morefood was great. The ropa viaja was flavorful, portions were filling, tostones were crispy and based on this meal I would totally come back but my husband got the lechon Asado. It was very dry and lacked flavor. There was no sauce to make it less dry. His was very disappointing and I can tell he would never recommend this place. Pizza did look good

It was my first time dining at this Cuban restaurant in South Austin, and it definitely won't be my…read morelast! The atmosphere was beautiful, warm, and inviting from the moment we walked in. The staff was friendly, and our server, Daniella, was attentive and provided excellent service throughout our meal. The food was delicious, full of authentic flavor, well-prepared, and served in generous portions. Overall, it was a wonderful dining experience, and I look forward to coming back to try more of the menu. Highly recommend!

Had to ask for our food twice because the bartender just wouldn't acknowledge us…read more There was only 2 other tables in the entire place. What are we doing here? Didn't even eat my second round of cold food I had to ask for. Two items were also wrongly priced on our check. Overall bad service.

Hubs and I finally made it! We were so excited to try this new restaurant for dinner. The food was…read morefantastic! Everything was so fresh and authentic. We shared the ceviche sampler (so great!) and the lamb and cheese, which was unusual and very tasty, but rich. I had a pisco punch, with fresh pineapple juice and for desert, we shared a chocolate martini. Our server, Daisy, was courteous, friendly and knowledgeable. We will for sure be back to try the lunch menu and some of those amazing dinner entrees.

Fuego Latino is back and in a new location right in downtown Giddings. The historic building has…read morebeen redone and is so beautiful, they even have an old well right inside. Parking is behind the building, and there's an entrance from the parking area. Let's get to the food, the ceviche sampler has always been a favorite of ours and chef Jorge has brought his infamous recipes right here to Giddings. The shrimp fritters are new to me and they were delicious, the texture was so delicate, it was like a party for your mouth. We also had the Sea Bass, and it was outstanding, I think I will order that again next time. Arroz con pollo (chicken with rice, Fuego style) was delicious as well. Cocktails are all made fresh with fresh squeezed juices and hand crafted. We will definitely return to Fuego when in Giddings.

Amazing as always. Quick service. Pricing is fair. Always quiet which I like but hope more people…read moreenjoy it. Kings Pork with Cuban Rice.

Man, we used to love this place. I wanted to go there tonight and come back with a review that…read morebrought up their star rating but I just can't. It's not just the prices - it's clear that costs have gone up for restaurants - but this was just somewhere we used to really like stopping by but won't go back. Drinks were strong but completely imbalanced and when you order off their cocktail menu, you'd expect better. The only highlight was the mariquitas, but the accompanying sauce wasn't adding to them at all. The Cubanos went WAY down in quality. The fish was SUPER fishy in the over salted seafood paella (and for $42, we do expect more from the dish) and the other appetizers and such were all below average. Service was prompt and efficient but probably because we were one of only three tables in the restaurant during prime dining time. Just sad, because I know this is yet another Austin jewel that isn't going to last. Way too many other places to spend nearly $300 on a meal for four in Austin that will blow your mind. This was just a disappointment.

I'm having a watch party soon and wanted some Cuban bites. We drove from far south Austin to…read morePflugerville for this Cuban grocery store! The grocery store is small but they have a great variety. We had to stop looking because we filled 3 carts full of food and drinks. And this wasn't even their refrigerated or frozen stuff. I can't wait to try these next week! With as much as we bought we didn't spend as much as we expected. The employees were friendly, especially one gentleman that helped on Sunday afternoon. He even helped us load the car. (Plug time: I'm on an episode of SUPERFAN on CBS and Paramount + that airs August 23rd. I'm a huge Gloria Estefan fan and we are having Cuban food at my watch party. If you are reading this review I hope you will watch! )

Amazing food and flair!…read more We were here for live music and wonderful food! Recommended!

What an incredible new find near Brackenridge Park and the Alamo Heights area! This hidden gem may…read morebe fairly new, but it's already making a name for itself with its fresh and creative Mexican-Cuban fusion. The atmosphere is simple, elegant, and inviting. Whether you're planning a date night, meeting up with friends, or looking to impress a business client, this spot delivers. I highly recommend starting with the Guacamole con Masitas. What a fantastic fusion! The fresh, traditional guacamole is topped with crispy fried pork bites that add the perfect savory crunch. The portion is just right for sharing as an appetizer. For the main course, don't skip the Tacos de Pescado and Tacos de Camarón. Each order comes with three generously filled tacos bursting with flavor. The fish tacos are finished with a delicious chipotle mayo, while the shrimp tacos feature a rich macha mayo that takes them to another level. Although they don't serve alcohol, their selection of handcrafted mocktails is impressive and pairs wonderfully with the food. The hardest part of the evening was deciding what to order. Their menu has so many tempting options that we were already talking about what we'll try on our next visit. I honestly don't think you can go wrong here. One of the highlights of the experience was the chef personally coming out to ask how our meal was. That kind of hospitality is becoming rare, and it made the evening feel even more special. Prices range from moderate to slightly upscale, but the quality, presentation, and service make every dollar worth it. We walked in without a reservation and were fortunate to get seated, but I definitely recommend making one. This place fills up quickly during dinner hours. We'll absolutely be back. If you're looking for fresh flavors, warm hospitality, and a unique dining experience, this hidden gem deserves a spot on your must-visit list.

This place a gem hidden in San Antonio.. authentic food, outstanding service, intimate music…read morenights, spacious for hosting and family owned business. the owners are very friendly and full of love. customer service was outstanding!

First time visiting after seeing an ad for their Easter brunch buffet, and overall it was a mixed…read morebut positive experience. We made reservations in advance (there is a $5 per person reservation fee), and the flyer advertised hours from 10am-2pm. However, when we arrived just before 11am, the restaurant was still closed. After checking in about our reservation, we were eventually seated and able to order drinks, which were brought out promptly. The buffet itself wasn't ready until around 11:45am, which was a bit of a wait, but once it opened, the food did not disappoint. There was a good variety of options, with the shredded pork and creamy garlic chicken being the standout dishes--both were absolutely delicious. The coffee was also strong and flavorful, which I appreciated. The restaurant has a warm, rustic feel, though parking is limited to street parking only. The staff seemed a bit disorganized and confused at times, but they were friendly throughout the experience. My only suggestion would be to offer a way to toast bread and bagels, or at least make that option more visible to guests. Overall, the quality of the food was solid, and despite a few hiccups with timing and organization, I'd be open to coming back and trying their buffet again.