Good ambiance and strong vibes both indoors and outdoors, the waiter was absolutely excellent (I…read moretook his name but forgot it, sorry). Backyard patio has some big bricks for the kids to play with. Parking is a bit confusing at first but there's additional parking to the side if the entrance lot is full. We sat outside and ordered the following dishes: Coxinha (shredded chicken croquette) was excellent and very kid friendly. Crispy on the outside while incredibly creamy and soft on the inside. 9/10 Bolinha de Queijo (fried cheese balls) were my son's favorite, basically their version of mozzarella sticks. 9/10 Pizza Queijo, cheese pizza with crust stuffed with Brazilian cream cheese, really good. 8/10 Espetinho de Chicken Heart, my wife's choice and she loved it. Dense, slightly chewy, and best with lime and the creamy pepper sauce the waiter brought after I asked. 8/10 Strogonoff de Frango, the standout main dish. Rich, creamy, perfectly seasoned sauce with excellent rice and crispy potato sticks. 9/10 Caipirinha Tradicional, solid and paired well with the savory dishes. 9/10 Caipirinha de Caju, my wife loved it, perfectly balanced sweetness. 10/10 Brigadeiro (dessert) taken to go. Small but tasted as expected. 7/10 Pricing is mid range and actually lower than expected overall though drinks can push the bill up quickly. Overall, great vibes and a very enjoyable experience. Best suited for dates, special occasions, or family outings. I would definitely come back, especially to try more appetizers, different pizza options, the Strogonoff de Frango again and try some new dishes. 4.5 / 5 rounded up!

We are not new to eating Brazilian, we saw this place show up while looking for somewhere to eat…read morewhile in town. We did view the menu in advance, however were still expecting an experience similar to Rodizios or Fogo de Chao, just minus the buffet. We tried multiple items and nothing was terribly seasoned or flavorful. The Palmito Gratinado was plain hearts of palm that were cold and unseasoned topped with cheese. Escondidinho De Carne- essentially a shepherds pie, minus any seasoning. Main flavor profile was the cheese melted on top. We did try the sample platter appetizer and that was delicous. Service was good and they were friendly, ambiance was cute. Outdoor eating area was cute. Overall, we would not be back.

Good white corn elote :) very yummy and lady was kind and fast. Chill little spot for Mexican…read moresnacks

I stopped in for a tasty treat and man did they deliver! I…read moreordered the small mango hill and it was huge! The mango purée was creamy and refreshing. The strawberries were really sweet and juicy. The service was quick and friendly.

Little Mama's Filipino Food was really delicious, and the flavors tasted fresh and authentic. The…read morefood was great overall, and I'd definitely come back to try more items from the menu.

The food was pretty good albeit limited. The lumpia was quite good compared to other restaurants…read morein Central Teas. Service was acceptable. Ambiance was nonexistent period. There was none. Customers were a mix of Filipinos and locals from the neighborhood. No indication of DoorDash or UberEats.

We stopped here for dessert, and this was my first time trying El Almendron. First impression, it…read morewas clean and they have nice shaded tables to sit and enjoy your pastries. You can see them making the food fresh right inside the food truck. We picked three desserts to share. I tried the yellow egg cake first, and it ended up being my least favorite. Since it was my first time trying egg cake, I'm not exactly sure what it's supposed to taste like, but the icing was very hard and just not for me. Next I tried a tres leches type cake, and that was definitely my favorite of the three. The last one was a nice flaky pastry that we all enjoyed. I'll be honest, I probably should have paid more attention to the details since I planned on leaving a review, but I was focused on getting to know my new friend. The lady working there was very sweet and even came out to let my husband know he had overpaid and brought him his change, which I really appreciated. Overall, it was okay. Not bad, just not something I'd go out of my way for.

I love supporting local business and especially New bakery style treats that I haven't tried…read morebefore. I decided to try the moist cake and I apologize for not knowing the name, but to me it reminds me of a tres leches but not as sweet which I prefer. The cake has a nice nutty flavor, and I love how the texture crumbles on my pallet. Very good dessert. I also tried the other baked item. I love the sweet fruit inside believe it's guava, but I could be wrong but now I'm hooked on trying new types of foods. The baked item is crumbly flaky fresh.

Tasty and fresh pho. I'd like to see more onions and cilantro next time. I did order sprouts and…read morejalapeño slices (you only get 2 and one little lime slice) maybe customers don't use all the sprouts. I have tried the boa before. It's really good too. I'll be back to try something new.

I got the bun bo hue and shrimp spring rolls and they were fresh and delicious! The broth for the…read morebun bo hue was flavorful and light, which I personally liked. Their viet coffee was also good and there wasn't too much ice in the cup. I did get everything to-go, so I can't speak on dine-in quality, but this is a solid place for viet food.

The nice thing about food truck parks is that you can have one stop shopping for food. Cachi…read moreFactory food truck faces, Thai Time where I purchased lunch. Last time I was at Cachi, Melissa told me the coffee cake was a must try and she was absolutely correct. So, I decided to do a repeat performance and get coffee cake again. Then I saw this large, chocolate chip cookie filled with Nutella that I got for my husband (wink, wink). Although he has been cutting back on sweets, he ate this cookie. He did give me a tiny (emphasis on "tiny") piece of his cookie. Melissa, the owner, is always so sweet and kind. She took the coffee cake straight out of the oven. It was warm and delicious. Overall chill vibe in the food park. Loved our sweet treats...

This is such a nice spot to grab a coffee and get a Cachito stuff with ham and cheese full of…read moreflavor. I ordered to go and the lady was in charged was super charm and sweet. I also ordered a Golfeado with soft cheese, and it was amazing, perfect savory sweet combination. The place itself is nice. I'll definitely come back for more

Carolina and Franco were nothing but welcoming and hospitable. This was our first time trying…read moreVenezuelan food and the food was delicious, particularly the Pabellón Arepa! Definitely would come again!

Never disappoints! The soups are my go to no matter the season…read more Leeza Cherokee USMC Vet Owner of Homegrown Knitting Co on Etsy

Yummy in my tummy So good…read moreSo so so delicioso The best of the best Yessssssssssssssssss

I haven't taken a single bite of the food, but I can assure you I won't be back just based on the…read morecheapness alone (Take a look at the photo I included). I ordered a Thai tea, and requested easy ice. 1. I order easy ice everywhere. Drinks that are too cold hurt my throat. 2. I don't like my drinks getting watered down. They gave me my drink with easy ice, but charged me 50 cents additional for it. The fact that they even could ring that up on the register is nuts. This is the type of behavior that makes people never want to step foot into a restaurant. Charging people for less ice is absolutely insane. I don't care that it was fifty cents. The amount doesn't matter. Just stop nickel and diming people!