I love fried plantains, and theirs were fantastic. First time having tequenos, and they were flaky…read moreand delicious. The woman that took my order was nice and efficient. I'm excited to try their empanadas next time. I would definitely recommend them just from the 2 appitzzers I got.

I placed an order for a Pabellon empanada and was told they were out of black beans (took one star…read moreaway as this is a signature Venezuelan dish that is supposed to come with black beans) and asked if I wanted to substitute with something else like corn or bacon so I chose corn. I also ordered a chicken empanada with cheese and pico added extra. I was told it would be 5-10 minutes. Only one other person was waiting for an order. Empanadas were fresh and hot and tasted delicious! Even the side of garlic sauce was yummy. Customer service was great too. Would recommend you give them a try. Note- prices on menu are not accurate to what you are charged. Instead of 10 for Pabellon it was 10.30, Chicken was not 7 but 7.72 additional toppings were not 1.00 but 1.03 just a little over a dollar more than advertised prices.

If you are looking for Chilean food, here you are - you have arrived! Located in the parking lot of…read morethe gas station, you will find the red truck of goodies :) The menu is simple, Don Camaron - Shrimp, provolone cheese, and a small mixture of caramelized onions, red bell peppers, and cilantro. Super Pollo - Chicken, provolone cheese, and a small mixture of caramelized onions and red bell peppers. La Primavera - Carrots, Cabbage, Corn, Onions, and bell peppers. Solo Queso - Provolone Cheese. Arroz Primavera - Yellow Rice with a mix of vegetables. Pebre - A Non-Spicy version of the classic Chilean Sauce Mil Hojas Cake - A flaky layered cake with dulce de leche and yellow cream Medianoche - Fluffy Brownie with Dulce de Leche We decided to just order a few empanadas, Super Pollo and Solo Queso. They were huge and very tasty. They were filled to the brim with filling, fresh, and each bite was flavorful. We really enjoyed the Super Polo! The onions were tender and perfectly caramelized - had some hot sauce as well - but it wasn't needed.

The empanadas are delicious! Highly recommend checking them out - you won't be disappointed!read more

Friendly quick service. Explanation of choices was excellent. The food came out quickly and was…read moredelicious.

I've had this placed saved to try for a while and finally got the opportunity to try it out on a…read morerandom Wednesday. The space is large with plenty of seating and also bar seating. You order your food at the front (bar) and then grab a seat wherever you want. I got a mango margarita which they didn't skimp on the tequila in it! Was sweet enough where I didn't notice at first how much tequila was in it (a win in my book). For dinner, I got the pernil w/cuero which was full of flavor. Tostones were nice and crunchy without being greasy. The rice was just okay, I prefer a bit more sazon and sofrito. I think this restaurant would do well in a more inhabited area instead of connected to the mall but the guy working stated they do very well on the weekends, so I hope it brings them continued business!

This spot is located inside Morgan Street Food Hall. The empanadas are baked (not fried) but still…read morecrispy and very good. The lunch special is a great deal. Three empanadas with one side and one sauce for $9.99. Good stuff.

As far as Empanadas go, these were just OK. These were not bursting with flavor and they were kind…read moreof small. The dough was good, but not great. I like a flakier "shell" so maybe that's why I wasn't a huge fan. OK is just 3 stars. I live in Florida where there are many different kinds of empanadas, and out of all of the ones I've had, these Makus ones were the smallest. The chimichurri sauce was good though.

Overall, it seemed very slow when we arrived. A handful of people were sitting at tables and only…read more1-2 people ahead of us in line. The workers seemed slightly slower than the other location I have been to. No biggie. Finally, when it was my turn to order, the guy motioned to me and said something (I couldn't understand him, but it was obvious he wanted me to place my order) so I started my order and then he mid-sentence of me saying the order, he looked down at the monitor and said "one minute" as an online order came in and he started to proceed to make THAT order as I stood there waiting to finish my order. I am not thinking the world should revolve around me at all, but I have also learned that in customer service the person in front of you should be the priority. So finally, I placed my order and moved on through to the cashier. She had ZERO smile and ZERO eye contact. I pride myself on being a cheerful, polite person who also tries to give a genuine smile. She seemed to be tired and definitely didn't want to be there. I had to WAIT to pay bc she was turned waiting for something. No explanation like, "I'll be able to get your payment in just a second" or anything of the sort. The food was delicious, nonetheless. The lighting at night inside is a little too much on the cool side. We decided to take our order to go. Will we be back? yes, but to the Spring Forest Road location instead. the staff is friendlier and way faster!

Gluten Free Arepa now! Had vegetarian arepa $6.29 Not bad…read moreFilling and pretty healthy Kind of slow waiting for the gluten free arepa Good

Love the variety, the staff working the cleaning were quick but the tables are extremely sticky. I…read moredon't know if this is from the clear coat on the table or it was just lack of cleaning solution. You have so many options, it's a great place for all pallets and food restrictions. Lots of room inside and outside the building. Each place we ordered from had amazing staff. All were very sweet and each place offered a military discount, except one but that's because we forgot to ask not because they don't. Great place for groups or get together with friends. Parking is hard to find but otherwise great experience. They also have an art vending machine. So cool.

Love the variety and the lunch vibe of this food court/hall. Lots of good options if you want to…read moremeet for lunch and have friends who like different cuisines. You can dine inside or out. There is also a bar at one of the establishments (not sure about hours). There is even a cookie shop! :-) Some people mentioned that they ordered food and then headed to the Burial Beer next door but I haven't checked that venue out yet.

Was hanging out in Durham and decided to check out this spot. I got the vegetarian Cuban sandwich…read morewhich I have not seen at many other places and the yuca fries. The sandwich itself was okay. Was very salty and the flavor seemed off slightly but overall decent. The yuca fries were a good choice with the dipping sauce that comes with it. The space inside is spacious with plenty of seats when we went. The staff is friendly and helpful with any questions you may have. You can also order online to go. For parking, you can park on the street or deck parking. Prices were slightly higher than expected but appropriate for downtown Durham. Overall, a cool restaurant with a variety of options. Unsure if I will come back but recommend trying it if you are in the area.

Cool way to celebrate a birthday.... Have a food truck cater the party! The Spanglish crew served…read moreup some delicious Latin cuisine. Started with the pernil mallorca melt... mouthwatering pork roast, slow-cooked & fork tender, on sweet-ish mallorca bread with melted cheese and a spoonful or two of the pork juices. Excellent. Next, a Cuban sandwich. The same pork roast, this time with as slice of ham, Swiss cheese and sliced pickles, slathered with mustard on pressed mallorca bread. A great rendition of a Tampa-style Cuban but missing that Cuban bread. Also tried a trio of empanadas. The beef is a hearty mix of chunky beef, well spiced, juicy and tender. The chicken is chunks of white meat, with slivers of carrots and other vegetables. A little more bland than the beef, but still flavorful, moist and tender. Each was ensconsed in a traditional half moon pastry and fried deep, golden brown. Not at all greasy, these were crunchy, savory and delicious. Honorable mention to the s'mores empanada. The same half moon pastry, stuffed with chocolate, marshmallow and graham cracker, then deep fried. WAY better than your standard cookout s'mores; these were decadent and sweet. The perfect dessert to top off the meal. Be on the lookout for this food truck. Really good food - fresh and delicious.

After a fun afternoon at Dix Park, hunting for trolls and exploring, it was time to grab a bite…read more Friends we were visiting with suggested the Morgan Street Food Hall, and we were absolutely blown away by this place! Walking in, it seemed kind of small, and we figured we'd have a few options. But looks were deceiving, with only a small frontage on the street, it's very deep, housing easily 20 or more restaurants. They offered the best variety of food ethnicities I've ever seen in one place. Restaurant options offered included a pizza shop, a deli, Italian, Mediterranean, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Mexican, burgers, a southern kitchen, a restaurant of just French fry options, and so much more. Wanting something sweet, they had ice cream, dessert crepe.....SO MANY OPTIONS. The variety was fantastic, and there was plenty of seating, both inside, and out. Staff were regularly, cleaning tables as people left, and bathrooms were well maintained.....the only downside, is you've got to decide where you're going to eat. I'd 100% return to this spot, such great variety, reasonable pricing and convenience.

Morgan Street Food Hall is a large, multi-vendor dining and social space in downtown Raleigh's…read moreWarehouse District. According to Visit Raleigh, it occupies a repurposed, approximately 22,000-square-foot warehouse that was retrofitted into a communal food hall concept and opened in 2018. I used to work at One Glenwood and frequented it often. I returned again in late December to try Curry in a Hurry, one of the many vendors operating in the hall. The food hall features more than 20 distinct culinary concepts, ranging from casual eats to dessert vendors. Full-service kitchens, snack stalls, and beverage counters all operate under one roof, offering plenty of variety for nearly any craving. Some of the vendors I've ordered from include: Curry in a Hurry - Indian cuisine with bold, flavorful curries. The Chicken Kati Roll is Indian street food at its finest. Opa! - A little taste of Greece. My favorite order is the spanakopita (spinach pastry platter) paired with a Greek salad. Gym Tacos - Vibrant flavors inspired by Mexican street food. Iyla's Southern Kitchen - Authentic Southern comfort food. The Chicken and Waffles sandwich is especially good. In addition, there are many other stalls offering burgers, tacos, sushi burritos, other Mediterranean dishes, seafood, empanadas, desserts, and more. Beyond food, the hall includes two notable bars: The Arbor, which serves beer, wine, and cocktails, and Aunty Betty's, a cozy, gin-focused bar that adds to the venue's nightlife appeal. Morgan Street Food Hall is family-friendly, chic, and dynamic. With varied menus and multiple seating formats, it attracts a broad mix of locals, visitors, nearby office workers, and families. Inside, communal picnic-style tables encourage a lively, social atmosphere, while a large outdoor patio with string lighting creates a vibrant setting. There are also lounge areas indoors that feel more like a relaxed living room. The space works well for groups, families, date nights, casual meetups, and even takeout. It does get very crowded during peak periods, so it's best to plan ahead if you want to secure seating. When visiting with a group, you may need to stagger food orders to hold a spot. The location is within walking distance of downtown offices, residential developments, and other nightlife and dining venues, which helps explain its popularity. When I worked at One Glenwood, it was an easy walk. If you're not within walking distance, parking can be the main drawback. Street parking nearby is reasonably priced if you can find it, while surrounding lots tend to be more expensive. Even though I no longer work nearby, I still enjoy visiting Morgan Street Food Hall--even when it means paying for parking.

Love the chicken enchiladas here. Ordered Enchiladas de la familia in chicken only (they come in…read morechicken, steak and/or bean) with tomatillo and chipotle (you could also get crema). You seat yourself and then order and pay using a QR code. The ambiance is old, authentic Mexican. This is not a modernized spot and for me that was refreshing. No frills but the food is good and I enjoyed the vibe.

We had a great time at Centro. From the beginning the atmosphere was very cozy and welcoming. Our…read moreserver was very friendly and personable. I had the tacos (Chicano, fish, and Del Sur), and they were all so tasty and fresh. Definitely will be back to support this business.

We come here often enough at least once a month…read more I love the variety of flavors and how large the empanadas are (justifies the price). I appreciate there is a variety of vegetarian options as my partner does not eat meat and has some great go-tos. I ordered the lemon marinated beef (very lemony and delicious), the knish also very good and the beef (my favorite because very well seasoned). There is a small sitting area but mostly we take them to go. My only gripe is that if you get a few you don't always know which is which and when one person doesn't eat meat it's pretty important to differentiate and the workers are not much help with that either on the occasions I have been. I've created a cheat sheet for myself but don't have all of them on there.

So this is a little shop in a strip mall that makes some really good empanadas. Just a counter and…read morelittle outdoor seating. The menu is pretty large with LOTS of vegetarian options, which I personally like. I have been working my way through them and thoroughly enjoy them all so far. I will definitely be back.