I walked in there, room full of friendly Latinos and Latinas eating and having a good time, I…read moreimmediately knew that if my fellow gringos are too scared to go in, it MUST BE THAT GOOD! I wasn't wrong. First of all, the menu comes with color photos, that's extremely helpful. The food is flavorful and addictive. From the chicharron, empanadas, soup, tostones, grilled steak and chicken to the ethnic drinks, it reminded me of the good times I've had during the 80s when I would go to Columbia for secret missions and hang out with their babes.

My friends took me here because they enjoyed the food…read more The menu has pictures of the food so they help the customers to decide which dish to pick. I got beef liver cooked well done. Big portion, comes with salad, rice, and beans. It has some sauce so the rice is a good vehicle to absorb all of the flavors. Service is great. Food came out fast and the waitress is friendly and courteous They have plenty of seatings including outdoor seatings

The environment was amazing and a great time for the World Cup, the food was delicious. However it…read moretook 90 minutes just to pay for our bill. They had ONE working machine to take payments, and decided that after the final whistle of the game that every table should just line up to pay. They have cards on file from the time we paid for our initial deposit and still refused to let us leave. I shouldn't have to beg for 90 minutes to pay my tab. Again the food is great. The wait staff amazing, they were doing the absolute best they could with the resources they had. But the manager and owner of the restaurant need to be replaced. They had zero organizational skills and zero communication. Would never go back or recommend just for that.

I can't believe it took me so long to come to Latinos, what a fantastic local gem!…read more We were pleasantly surprised with a lively crowd watching the World Cup games on a new Jumbotron TV they added to the stage. Highly recommend coming here to watch your favorite team play. The beef empanadas were cooked to perfection and overstuffed, we likely could've just split one. The Picanha dinner was cooked fresh and came with so many sides, we took them a large portion for leftovers. The aji picante really stood out, we asked for more to take home. The Arepa Llanera de Picanha was also perfectly cooked & enjoyed very much. They ran out of the standard avocado that comes in it, but instead brought a side of guacamole for me to add. I really like that they did that without me having to ask. We'll definitely be back soon, to watch another match!

We ordered lomo saltado and tiger's milk special to go, everything was amazing. What a great place!…read moreSteak was cooked nicely and onions were not mushy. Rice was delicious, all packed separately so fries rice and meat were not all mixed. Tiger's milk special has fried fish and calamaris and shrimp. All were fresh and delicious! We don't live close by but if we are in the area we will definitely come back. The place seemed pretty small with limited parking options. It seems like they are better for takeout because I saw 5-6 tables inside.

Authentic Peruvian cuisine in a comfortable setting is what you'll find here. The menu is large and…read morehas all of the classics. My friend and I shared the Ceviche Original del Puerto with super fresh fish and wonderful flavors. We ordered it medium spicy and I like spice but I was tearing up a little. My main was the Tacu Tacu Panzon. I love tacu tacu which is a fried rice and bean mixture, and having it topped off with their succulent lomo saltado just took it to the next level. My friend had the Tallarines al Pesto, a pasta dish and another one of my favorites. I couldn't decide which I liked more! Portions were generous and we took home leftovers.

Not a bad place to eat. I went here after having a bad experience at another restaurant in Pompano…read more This one was pretty good. I actually called first and the person on the phone was very pleasant and told me what was made fresh and what ingredients were in what I wanted to order. I'm into fresh and authentic. The vibes were great and the prices were not bad. I found some of the flavors were not really my taste but I will be back and try other food to see if they are at least consistent.

Came across this place while in the area…read more They have a $10 dinner menu and that's unheard of these days. Simple and good quality food. We ordered 2 steak dinners with rice black means and plantains 1 grilled chicken with rice black beans and yuca Yuca was dry unfortunately but with a little salt, oil and lemon will bring them back to life Place was nice and clean. Had football playing and a decent crowd there drinking and watching the game. Server was nice Chefs were nice as well. Had a good time and will be back again

We love the food here. Similar to places you find in Colombia. Food is fresh and delicious.read more

I've been here twice now: once for takeout and once to eat in breakfast. I think I had takeout…read moreenchiladas last month - I forget. I dined in for breakfast recently. I think it's called huevos pericos, plus arepa con queso and hot chocolate. The waitress brought a credit card machine to approve and sign out. I like this place.

We were craving Venezuelan food so bad while visiting the area and this was the perfect place to…read morestop at. When you walk inside of Gusticos, you instantly feel like you're in a little store in Venezuela. Looking around, the smells, products, "chucherias". They're all a staple of the flavors of Venezuela. Gusticos Bistro is husband and wife owned and they were a pleasure to chat with. They work so hard and truly deserve all the small business love. We ordered the arepa vegana, mandocas and a cachapa with a maltin polar malta to share. My favorite thing here is that they bring you little fried mini arepitas with nata as a little something to share. This already makes the whole experience so awesome. The arepa was gigantic and super filled and of course almost impossible to eat without making a mess haha but we loved it. The cachapa was delicious, sweet and savory. The mandocas were pretty good too but I will have to say my grandmas are my grandma's hehe. They have a wide selection of just about any and all of the Venezuelan antojitos you can want. From tequeños to empanadas, cachitos to tostones, this place has everything that brings you back to Venezuela. It was so awesome getting to visit this Venezuelan spot, feeling the warm and welcoming environment all while getting to enjoy delicious and generous food.

This is literally a hidden gem! I would have never known this place existed if it wasn't for my…read moreVenezuelan friends! I have heard about it a handful of times and finally decided to check them out. The place is located in a plaza right next to a church and a big restaurant (I think the restaurant is called muddy waters?) but it's a cozy bakery type place, with outside sitting and Venezuelan decor inside. The staff is super friendly, both owners were working when I came in and they were so welcoming! I ordered a cachapa and a papelon con limon. My cachapa was very filling, I had to save the other half of it for later! Very tasty and delicious, I ordered it with queso de mano and shredded pork! I also shared some of it with my daughter and she absolutely loved it!! I'm definitely going back and I highly recommend it!!

The food? A solid 5. The service? Maybe a 3 on a good day…read more When I went to check out, I noticed the prices on my bill were higher than what was listed on the menu. I asked for an itemized receipt, and sure enough, some items had been rung up differently. The person at the counter explained that they recently started using Uber Eats, and the upcharged prices were only meant to be for people ordering from Uber--not in the restaurant. He had to call his manager to fix it, so I waited while they sorted it out. I appreciated that they did correct the issue, but it was a bit confusing. But this part of the experience did feel misleading to customers in general. After paying, the cashier went to the back and didn't return for a while. We weren't offered water or drinks while we waited for the food, and when I tried to get someone's attention from the front desk, no one came. Eventually, someone from the kitchen kindly helped us out--huge thanks to her! The food itself was fantastic, and I'd absolutely come back in hopes that it was just an off day. The space inside felt a little quiet and low-energy, and the young man at the counter didn't seem super enthusiastic--but everyone has those days. All in all, great food with room to grow on the service side. I'll definitely give it another try.

We came to try Doctor Chicha for the first time since they recently opened on 18th street in Boca…read moreraton. Today they had a soup special. (Osos Buco soup/Sancocho de Res). My family loved it. It came with an arepa (corn meal Venezuelan bread) and fresh cheese. We will come back to try other dishes. Follow them on Instagram @doctorchichallc

The food is amazing 10/10 definitely going back the birria tacos are my favorite thingread more

This was our first time here and it was SO good! Everything was super fresh and had so much flavor…read more The portions are great too. The burritos were absolutely stuffed! We got two carne asada burritos and the chicken tacos and everything was amazing. Definitely get the BBQ brisket tostadas!! OMG! It is PHENOMENAL and probably one of my favorite things we tried. The staff was super friendly and helpful and gave us some great recommendations on what to order. We were also able to sit outside with our dog which was really nice. Great food, great portions, really fresh ingredients and awesome service. We'll definitely be back!

I love it here, I have to be here at least one or twice a week. The food is great (Hispanic), the…read moredrinks, on Thursdays I go play Domino's, Fridays Karaoke, Saturday DJ dance, and Sunday Family day, I absolutely recommend it, Mariana who's always my waitress, she's great fast and efficient!!

Bohio Latin Flavors, Margate…read more Dominican and Puerto Rican cuisine with a heavy emphasis on mofongo, and based on this visit, that's one of the reasons to come here. They offer numerous variations, with your choice of sauce and protein, making this one of the more mofongo-focused restaurants I've seen in Broward. We started with the shrimp mofongo. The plantain mound itself was moist, flavorful, and nicely seasoned, avoiding the dry, dense texture that plagues lesser versions. Ours came topped with a rich shrimp sauce, but other options included a garlic cream sauce and a Creole-style sauce, both of which looked excellent as they passed through the dining room. Of the dishes we tried, the mofongo was actually my favorite. The masitas de cerdo (fried pork chunks) were flavorful and well-seasoned, although they came out a bit drier than I would have preferred. I'd still order them again, but based on what I saw arriving at nearby tables, the pernil may be the move on a future visit. The rice deserves mention as well. The arroz con gandules was excellent, with plenty of flavor rather than simply serving as a side dish. They also offered moro rice in both red bean and black bean versions, which was nice to see. The Punta Cana cocktail was worth ordering. Sweet, tropical, and considerably stronger than it looked. The dining room is much larger than it appears from outside, but this is very much a casual neighborhood spot. It reminded me of the kind of local restaurant you'd find in Puerto Rico or the Dominican Republic: a large dining room, full bar, TVs on the wall, families gathering for dinner, and the emphasis squarely on the food rather than creating an upscale experience. There's also a stage and DJ setup for live entertainment. One note: service was slow on our Sunday evening visit. After speaking with the manager, I learned she was also the restaurant's only server and that a single cook was handling the kitchen while also keeping up with a steady stream of takeout orders. Given those realities, the pace made more sense. Everyone was friendly, but this isn't the place to visit if you're in a hurry. Both English and Spanish menus are available, although the primary server was clearly more comfortable interacting in Spanish. They also feature Latin music and a DJ on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, which is probably when the room really comes alive. If you're a fan of mofongo, pernil, arroz con gandules, or Dominican comfort food in general, Bohio is worth adding to your list.