Their Cuban sandwiches are really good. I like their Cuban coffee. I made the mistake of not…read moreheeding caution when trying it my heart was racing. The service was good. Absolutely living for the staff. I like the vibe. It's chill, quiet, and it felt cozy.

Everything, this little mom and pop restaurant is very cozy and family oriented. The food is…read moreauthentic. Nothing frozen, and taste amazing. Service is fast and friendly with a smile.

I've had the Cuban sandwich from here two times and both times it has been delicious. I have never…read morephysically been into the restaurant but I have had it DoorDashed to me. I highly recommend And will have to visit the restaurant soon! My sister also gets the media noche sandwich and she likes it a lot too

First time here and it's located inside of a store. The service was good and my partner and I were…read moreimmediately greeted when we entered. The seating area is small and had about 4 tables. It's better for takeout in my opinion. We ordered the Cuban and the carne asada sandwich. My carne asada sandwich was good and had a decent about of meat. The Cuban was just ok because the pulled pork inside was a little dry. I feel like the price was a little steep for the size of the sandwiches without any sides like a bag of chips or even a pickle. But there also aren't a lot of places where you can order a Cuban sandwich. We would try again if we're in the area but probably would not visit as a weekly lunch spot.

Y'all know I'm always hunting around the city for a good Cubano and my search took me here. This…read morelittle stand is located at the Westbank Flea Market and Food Truck Park in Harvey. It's a stand, so you walk right up and order and take your food and eat it and that's how that works. Ha. So, I got the Cubano and sadly, I was a bit underwhelmed. First of all, I did see them actually press it, but the sandwich itself was cold. When it comes to Cubanos, I usually like the cheese to be a little melted into the meat. I'm not sure if they were rushing it because I was their only customer and they didn't want me to wait, but I don't mind waiting for melted cheese and a sandwich that's somewhat warm. I have to be honest, I didn't think that it was quite worth the $10 price tag and I would have liked a little more pork on this. For lunch it was fine, but I wouldn't rush back over to get it again. The staff was super friendly and I know that the place is new, so they are probably just getting into their groove. I'm going to wait a few months and go back and give them another try.

Good environment,nice people,delicious food ,if you want have a good time with friends talking and…read moreeating Strongly recommend

I arrived very early for my flight back home and wanted to get something to eat that wasn't…read moretraditional since I've done that already. Cafetomas definitely hit the spot. The place was barely open when I arrived so I had it to myself for a while but soon, plenty regulars came in and joined me. The music is great, and not too loud and I loved how open yet intimate the setup was. My order: cortado, breakfast arepa with plantains, and a carrot/ginger juice because I just got off a cruise and my stomach was still feeling a way. Very nice to have REAL FOOD again. My heart and stomach both left here full to the brim. Thanks! Note: it does come with more plantains but I was too hungry lol

This small latin grocery has most of the typical items found in other latin grocery stores. They…read morehave a few different peppers including mild pablanos, jalapenos, and the hotter serrano peppers. Tomatillos can also be had here. But of course no mexican or latin grocery would be complete without an aisle full of Goya products. They got you covered here on that end too. Basically it has a nice variety of items to choose from just on a smaller scale from big latin supermarkets. You can also get your prepaid phone here because why wouldn't you get your next phone/plan from the grocery store? The reason I come here, though, is to view the eye candy that comes through the store. So serious!!

I tried this place for the first time and was happy I did. Great beef soup. Had to get a translator…read morebecause the staff is Spanish. I'll be back to try other items.

Great place, very friendly staff. Food was great ! Will definitely come back. This is a great place…read morefor a quick afterwork cocktail, the patio feels so nice at night, but if you want something more intimate head upstairs for a more cozy and private atmosphere.

With just one visit, Manolito is my new favorite place in the French Quarter. New to me, that is,…read moreas they've clearly been charming locals and visitors alike for years, now. You know how it goes... you live somewhere and keep meaning to try a place and suddenly it's like 8 years later and here we are. Exquisite everything... atmosphere, service, cocktails and food. Aperitivo-style dinners (aka girl dinners?) are my favorite. I love a good grazing. We had the seasoned chickpeas which are fried and crunchy but not dry like baked or dried chickpeas. These are the irresistible kind, the melt-in-your-mouth with salty umami goodness kind. The saltines that come with the black bean hummus are seasoned in the same way, fried, I suspect, but I'm not mad about that. I really couldn't stop eating these and don't get me started on the perfect fries. Drinks, ah the drinks. As much as I wanted one of those frozens, with dropping temps outside, I went for a gorgeous Flor de Jamaica. Think citrus-forward, not heavily boozy (vodka). I followed up with the Mary Pickford, which has pineapple juice and normally I would fear for an overly sweet drink but this is not that. It's more on the tangy/sour side of the spectrum. Both drinks are perfectly light and refreshing. It all felt like the indulgence I needed after a frigid week. After dining upstairs, which makes you feel like you're in a chic loft space, we peeked into the courtyard. I cannot wait to return and pretend that I'm in Havana, sipping on an expertly-crafted frozen drink. It really doesn't get any better than this.

Very casual, family,friends restaurant. Good service, good prices, although $5 beer, good food…read more The seasoned pastor nachos and burritos were wonderful! A great pick

Closed at 8 even though 10 pm is posted on the door. Staff was putting chairs in the tables.read more

The food is great! Every time we've visited, we've had to wait for a table. Tonight, the restaurant…read morewas less busy, and we were seated right away. The service was excellent, the staff was amazing, and the food was fantastic. On our last two visits, our server was Gabby. Although the food was good, she made us feel as though we needed to rush through our meal to accommodate the next guests. In contrast, our server tonight, Carima, along with the manager on duty, Alex, was attentive and provided the best service we've experienced here to date. We hope they maintain this same level of service on our next visit.

Nothing hits the spot like a warm arepa from Mais. The…read moreserver was incredible and the arepas were amazing! The only downside were the plantain chips were old and not crispy at all. Granted we did some in an hour before they closed; this was not good. The drinks were also not made well as both caprarinias were not good. Overall we love Mais even with the small missteps.

This review is sooop over due! My husband and I tried Que Pasta while we were at Barrel Proof in…read more2022 (like I said, very over due lol) anyway.. we had the most AMAZING meal. It was truly unforgettable and very unexpected since we did not know there was even going to be food when we went. Thankfully, decided to try it out and both of our jaws were on the bar counter because of how good this was. We ordered the shrimp tacos and crawfish empanadas, both were 10/10. I cannot wait to eat here again next time we visit!

One word - GO!…read more Amanda and Dustin are cooking some of the best and most creative food in Nola. Try the pupusa or any of the pastas. It's all damn good!