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!

Great service and food but a bit pricy. The empanadas were amazing. First time trying columbian…read morefood.

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.

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

Great food, great service, good music. Yucca fries and beef empanadas for the win in apps.read more

I was visiting my cousins and they took me to this truck. Omg I wanted to try the whole menu. They…read moregot very creative with basic ingredients we use in the latino cuisine. Everything looks sooo good. I had a Salchimaduritos. It was fantastic!

Off the beaten path but a great experience!…read more We went in and asked the staff for recommendations and they did not disappoint! They were very helpful in guiding us in selecting pupusas and an entree. Also very attentive. The pupusas were delicious! Served with two sauce choices and I believe a fermented/pickled cabbage. We ordered the Bandeja Salvatrucho. The chicken was well seasoned and the steak was tender! The shrimp tasted fresh and were a great size. We tried their flan as well and were stuffed by the end our our meal! Give this authentic Salvadorian restaurant a visit! Check out the store in the back while you are there. Great for larger parties as well due to the larger space and many tables.

Muy bueno! Muy delicioso! This Salvadorian restaurant is off the charts! This has seriously become…read moreone of our new favorite restaurants. I came back a second night in a row to introduce my daughter. Majority of the menu is naturally GLUTEN FREE which is perfect for her. Their specialty, and their namesake, is the PUPUSAS. They are a corn or rice griddle cake (I chose corn) that is stuffed with ingredients such as meat, beans and cheese. It is optionally topped with a tomato salsa sauce and tangy pickeled cabbage slaw. Pretty much everything (if not everything) is HOUSE MADE, including the sauces. They also offer a green habanero sauce which is very spicy but also very flavorful! TIPS: Be sure to top the pupusa with one of the sauces and a little pickled cabbage. It is an amazing marriage of flavors. I recommend two pupusas and a side. If no side then you could order three pupusas. Over my two visits, I ordered: REVUELTA PUPUSA (cheese, beans, pork filled), the traditional pupusa in El Salvador. It was my favorite of all that I have eaten. QUESO/CARNE ASADA PUPUSA (Cheese and Steak) which was my second favorite. QUESO/CHORIZO (Cheese and Chorizo Sausage) could have used more chorizo or else a stronger flavored chorizo. It wasn't bad, but the cheese dominated. QUESO/JALAPENO (Cheese and Jalapeno) was also dominated by the cheese and could have used more pepper flavor. For sides, you must order the PLATANOS DELUXE, which is sweet plantains with Salvadorian cream and cheese. The plantains are delicious on their own, but there is a culinary explosion of goodness when you top the plantain with a little Salvadoran cream and a little piece of cheese. The YUCA FRIES were delicious, especially when dipped in the provided fry sauce. Finally, you must try the hot drink ATOL DE ELOTE (creamy corn pudding drink). It is made with milk and corn, which is slightly thickened and sweetened. The staff is very welcoming and includes members of the family from this family business. The seating area is very casual, and feels like a cafeteria. They place multiple tables together to support large groups. The word JIREH in the restaurant name is a Biblical term that means "God will Provide". This is truly a wholesome business.

My fav Colombian food!…read more Love the burger and churrasco. And the empanadas are amazing.

I'll be thinking about this wonderful experience for a long time…read more We were in town for the holiday and came to Ciudad Bonita for lunch. The space is bright and fun. They have a really nice setup. We enjoyed some of their delicious beverages. I had the guanábana (soursop) juice and I tried my date's mint lemonade and both were delicious. I couldn't pass up on the sancocho. I went with the smaller portion and it was DELICIOUS. Absolute perfection. I also had their lunch special which was pork, rice, and salad. It was excellent. My companion had the lunch steak and it was wonderful as well. The food and drinks are appropriately priced. The staff are friendly and make you feel right at home. We even got a cup of their Colombian coffee to go. This restaurant is a total gem. Check it out!

Newly expanded and remodeled, same great and authentic Southamerican food. The place was very small…read moreand always packed. They've now closed the store and doubled the size of the restaurant. There is plenty of sitting space, less wait, and more good eating! The only mystery here is that they stopped serving COFFEE. WHY????? A good breakfast is not complete without coffee. Come on, guys, what's the deal? They even used to serve hot milk for your coffee and regular cold milk for the kids... as of today, it's gone. When and if you bring coffee and milk back, I will change my rating to 5 stars... until then, you get 4 because coffee or not, the food is still great.

Very very authentic. Nice owner and staff. And they will humor you and speak Spanish if you need…read moreto practice. We loved it.

Pollo Loko - North Charleston, SC…read more The wife and I stopped into Pollo Loko for a quick lunch, not expecting much... and wow, what a surprise this place turned out to be. First off, the customer service was outstanding. The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and genuinely made us feel appreciated from the moment we walked in. You don't always get that kind of attention these days, so it really stood out. The restaurant itself was spotless, well-kept, and had a great vibe. You can tell they take pride in the place. Now let's talk about the food -- because this is where they really shine. We started with the empanadas, which were absolutely delicious -- fresh, flavorful, and the perfect way to kick things off. For our main, we ordered the Peruvian chicken, served with fries and rice, and it did not disappoint. The chicken was cooked perfectly, packed with flavor, and paired incredibly well with their signature sauces -- seriously, those sauces take everything to another level. Even the salad was fresh and tasty, which says a lot because that's usually an afterthought at most places. On top of that, they've got a great selection of sodas and other drinks, making it a perfect stop for a casual lunch. Bottom line: An unexpected gem with amazing food, top-tier service, and a clean, welcoming atmosphere. **Highly recommend -- 5 stars, 3 thumbs up from us.

I visited here when I was in the area and on the way to the airport. I was hoping they would have…read moreLomo Saltado, but alas they didn't so I just settled on a Carne asada quesadilla and a Jamaica drink. This is a fast casual style restaurant and not a real fancy place. My picky colleague who's never had peruvian ordered the ribs. Quesadiladas - you get 2 in an order and these are different than Mexican ones since they have grilled bell peppers and onions. A bit pricy too...the rice and beans that come with this are just average. They only had 2 salsas for the table, a green ranch like one and a red spicy one similar to a spicy Mexican red sauce. I'm still looking for a peruvian restaurant that has the spicy green sauce that most all peruvian restaurants have in California.

Michelin Stars aren't readily awarded. They take time, dedication and a commitment to exceptional…read morefood and service. Malagon delivers on them all. The olive/anchovie/pepper app was very good, the grouper was outstanding but the sashimi tuna crudo with Spanish EVO and capers? One if the best dishes I ve ever had. The service was extraordinary - we sat at the wire bar and soaked up the data our bartender/wait staff served. Talked Spanish food, wine, Sherry, etc. What a gem for Charleston to have.

Really enjoyed the versatility of options on the menu and felt like we had something to accomodate…read moreall of our dietary restrictions. The potato dishes were all well seasoned. The wrinkled potatoes did suprise us as we weren't expecting straight up potatoes, but that's probably more of an error on our part. The Setas a la Parilla was my personal favorite dish, and I thought the mushrooms were really well made, and would def recommend trying. The lamb in the Zorza de Cordero was a bit chewy for my liking. Overall, I will say we were a bit confused how this place is a Michelin star resturant. I think in terms of ambience, this place didn't fit our Michelin expectations as it was quite small. While the food was good, and homely, it wasn't really unique.