Looks can be deceiving. If I hadn't somehow randomly clicked on this restaurant and randomly…read morefinding out what kind of food they served, I would never have tried it even though I drive past this unassuming place when I'm in Syracuse. The guys and ladies working there are super helpful (and honestly, patient without making me feel bad since it's my first time). Totally recommend the soup they have on Saturdays. I think they try to nudge people to get the large, since a small is $13 and a large that is twice the size is $15. Glad I was nudged though! Great whether by itself or eaten with rice. What I would say be careful of is the fish. It's super, super salty and I had to bring it back to cook it with other things to mild things out. But the beef and pork were nicely spiced and seasoned. Would get those again!

There's a large parking lot in the back. Yi ou order at the counter. It seems the vast majority of…read moretheir business is take out. I chose to dine in. While it's no frills it was very clean and pleasant, and there was a good amount of seating. Had the garlic shrimp mofongo, the first time I had it since I was in Puerto Rico. It didn't seem to be fried, but it was very tasty and absorbed the sauce from the shrimp. It seemed healthier. The service was extremely friendly. Will have to go back and try some of their other dishes.

Delicious food ,friendly employees, and you get a lot of food for a little money.the food there is…read moreso savory and flavor filled

If you haven't been here yet you need to. The tacos are incredible. Hole in the wall place. The…read morelady was super sweet and helpful. I'll be back.

Last Delicias has always been one of my favorite local Caribbean resturants…read more The food is always cooked with love, prices are more than reasonable and the quantity of food is always great. Lately I have been taking advantage of their $7 meal deals which are super convenient when you are a foodie who's sticking to a budget. Customer service is always friendly and respectful. There are a few tables for those who choose to dine in.

The best empanadas I ever had , I plan to stop tomorrow yum…read more They make many of the food of Puerto Rico

The place is very low key. The mofongo was one of the best I've tried in the continental US. Is not…read moredry!! Just needs a salt but you need to add to it to taste and a dash of garlic. Yet, that's my preference. The chicharrón de pollo was crunchy . The ambiance, I get kids are kids, but management needs to stand up and don't let high schoolers be disrespectful with unruly behavior towards the staff and harassing patrons when ordering. There aren't many chairs but I understand this is more of a grab and go kind of spot. Did I forget the alcapurrias? They reminded me of the ones that I ate at the school cafeteria back at home in Puerto Rico. Just hit the nostalgia taste buds. FYI, if you are looking for desserts to accompany the food sadly they do not provide it. This is more of a cafeteria than an actual restaurant type of place. That stated, if you are in the area by passing and want to grab something to eat this is a good place to stop.

This place use to be so good. now you go in there and the food look dry the panadas greasy; bring…read moreback the old cook because ya failing. price went up but food went down;sad.

Love the maduros. Great spicy beef empanadas. This place is my jam, food is always quick and the…read moreowners are nice. see photo for new seating, i think thats vibe upgrade for sure

Solid spot for a quick bite! I stopped in for lunch and tried a variety. The crust was perfect and…read morenot too greasy, which is hard to find sometimes. Decent place and the staff is really nice. I'll be back soon!

I got a regular burrito and it was delicious! Large portions and delicious meat!!! Traveling to…read moreBuffalo for work and needed to stop for some food. Everyone was so kind and helpful and the decor was so beautiful! I will definitely return if I'm ever back out this way!

I had a chicken super burrito and it was excellent. The chicken was tender and chopped for my…read moreorder. It was HUGE but didn't fall apart or make a mess. Good flavor. With Guac it was $17. Thats on the steep side. It's maybe a dollar or 3 more than what I would have paid at a chain, but this was def better. I'd go back.

Tried out the savory cheddar potato and the sweet cherry almond hand pies. Both were delicious and…read morea great snack. They are a great homemade option when you are looking for a quick small meal.

I had visited and enjoyed Mama Said at their walk-up location downtown, so I was excited to see…read morethat they were opening in a long-vacant location on Tburg Rd. The parking lot is often full, so I'd looked forward to stopping in. The ordering set-up wasn't so different from their original store. A selection of around 6-8 different savory and sweet hand pies are in a glass case on the counter. There are vegan, gluten-free, etc. options, which is great. There's a fresh locally-sourced salad in a small clamshell that you can add, as well as cold bottled drinks. You order your pies and café beverages and take a seat. The pies are not reheated, they go right from the case to your plate, somewhat disappointing. The dining room is half restaurant half lounge, a bit chaotic but cozy. The pies are good, but not generous. Sweet ones are around $5 and the savory are between $6-7, almost $8 each for some. As a result of the cost, we only got three of them for the two of us. They are on the smaller side..Our shared salad was really good, but I hated the plastic clamshell aspect of it, the plastic waste. The café drinks were good, a chai and a latte. Overall, we left feeling disappointed that we had spent $48 including tip on food that we ate in 10 minutes and that left us still hungry. I had hoped that they would have "hand pie combo-plates" with, say, two-three pies, a side and maybe a salad. That would've been filling. The simple ingredients and the (likely) advanced preparation involved in making hand pies with inexpensive ingredients makes the high cost and the small selection and serving size hard to understand. I guess my plan for next time is to focus on the café drinks and cozy vibes and not to go in hungry.

This is somewhere between a 3 and 4. I went to Joe's at about 1p.m. on a Thursday. I was the only…read moreone there and the service was prompt and very friendly which is always appreciated. I ordered the garlic rice and wings (bourbon sauce), mac and cheese, and fried green tomatoes. I was excited because I had read good things on this very site. However, I was a bit disappointed. The star of the meal was the garlic rice which was admittedly delicious- would certainly get this again. The wings were also okay. I would go with a different sauce next time, and for anyone wondering they are breaded wings. The mac and cheese was not good. Incredibly bland and not warm. Would not recommend. The fried green tomatoes weren't very crispy by the time I got them home and ate them, which is surprising because they ripped vent holes in the styrofoam container to combat this. Not inedible, just not very good. Overall was pretty disappointed with my experience, definitely willing to go back though, so hopefully it changes!

I love the wings here. I personally think they're some of the best in cuse. You can tell they fry…read morethem in the sauce rather than fry them dry and slather it on. I like the henny flavor. I hope to try their other ones. I tried the chicken tender sub tonight. It was really good. My only complaint is they forgot the bacon, which would've made it even better. The tenders seem homemade. Very fresh.

On the Westside of Syracuse is a small, if not for the bright orange color, unassuming building…read morecontaining a little hidden gem of Syracuse. This place has some of the absolute best empanadas I've ever had. Beef or chicken, both are delicious. They're large and honestly could be a meal by themselves. Fresh made, tender juicy meat inside, perfectly crisp, flaky, tender dough outside. Like a good amount of other city Spanish eateries, they serve mostly combo plates, where you get a choice of rice, beans and a meat. The chicken stew and fried pork are delicious. The rice and beans are a tad bland, but nothing some Cholulas doesn't fix. Their sweet fried plantains are delicious too. Cheap prices. You can get a medium or large combo plate and the way they load you up on food, a medium will probably last you two meals. Two medium combos, 4 empanadas and an order of plantains cost me just $30 today and the wife and I will get at least 2 meals each out of it. I lived around the corner from the building Jandy is in for the first 21 years of my life. It's in a rough neighborhood for sure, which I feel probably may turn off people not from the city to stopping in, but anytime I've been in, the people who work there and patrons have been nothing but friendly, so I recommend everyone give them a try if in the neighborhood.

The empanadas were fire....... but the pineapple upside down cake is where it's at..Service was…read morefast and friendly . Will return!

I have tried many different pizza spots around Syracuse and am grateful many offer a gluten free…read morecrust. So far, Via Napoli has the *best* gluten free pizza I've had! It's not a crunchy cracker crust or premade cauliflower crust. It's a perfectly crisped but soft, doughy texture. If you are a gluten free pizza lover, their pies are a must try. Their wood fire oven is the best way to enjoy pizza and their flavors/execution reminds me of my time spent in Italy. I did not wait more than 10 minutes for my personal pizza and was impressed by the efficiency of their food truck setup. I can't wait to find them again and enjoy more pizza.

The pizza was very tasty and there was great service at the food truck. The only complaint is the…read moregluten free pizza was considerably smaller than a normal pizza with an up charge. Will definitely give them another shot, the crust was great!