This is your specialty hidden "hole in the wall" place for Peruvian empanadas!!…read more The locals know of this spot and keep it a secret! I was inducted into this secret and I want to share... got an empanada craving? Come here!! There was a looong line for these delicious freshly baked well- filled empanadas... and they also have Peruvian tamales and I saw some nicely robust pan-con-chicharrón sandwiches... what can I say: we will go back to try them! As for this time, we tried and loved the meat empanadas: the filling was nice and full, no skimpy bits of meat: nice serving for $3.50. We tried the chicken tamal and it was okay, but dry but overall a nice flavor, and finally we tried the alfajores that were warmed up at the car and were they were very nice as well. There is a line. There are only 3 tables and 5 barstools on the side... most people order to go, but if you want to eat inside, you have to negotiate with the people sitting at the tables. Do not hesitate to "reserve" your spot. I waited until we were at the top of the line, and someone 6 people behind us with no order had already negotiated and sat at a table... regardless of the fact that she didn't get her food until after we had already finished eating: the table "system" sucked, but we got another one of the tables and most customers take their orders to go, so it was not that bad. Phew! Anyway: I am uncovering the hole in the wall and letting the world know that they can get their fill on empanadas in this little shop in Margate. Enjoy!!

This place is an absolute hidden gem. NY FAR the best empanadas I've had. They are baked and not…read morefried. The dough is just slightly sweet and so delicious. My favorite is the buen gusto which is ground beef but also had olives and egg and raisins in it. It sounds weird but SO good. I always take everything to go since they only have 2-3 small tables. Since the empanadas are already made the service is super quick. They also have good cafe con leche. This is a key restaurant in my rotation.

Always good fresh empanadas here !!! Also freshly made pan deluce (didn't get because I already had…read more4 empanadas) and coffee con leche ,,, my go to spot after getting my nails done .

The best Don Pan of all! The service is amazing and the food…read moreis delicious!!! I love this place!

"VOILA" = THERE IT IS !…read more An interesting French name of this Haitian bakery and this is my second time ever visiting this type of cultural eatery. Strictly a take out business with a friendly girl at the front counter explaining some of the offerings on the huge wall menu. The display of food ready to eat was scarce except for a lone tray of salt fish patté which I have never experienced and looked similar to a guava pastry. The small patté had a flaky crust thinly filled with salted cod fish. Prior to eating, an initial sniff test was conducted and the scent was lightly fishy as an obvious result. The first bite provided a burst of salt and a crunchy chew from the crust. The wife would not dare to try it but the patté brought unexpected joy to my tastebuds and I loved it. For only $1.39, I recommend trying the patté if traveling through Pompano.

Me and my boyfriend visited voila bakery today, we've been wanting to find a Haitian spot near us…read moreand this is definitely going to be our go to. Not only was the food very good But also very hospitable Not much seating but we sat down and still had very good service Definitely try this place out

Ordered a chocolate brigadeiro and a pudim de leite condensado both were very good! The brigadeiro…read morewas a good size with great taste not hard, perfect consistency. The pudim was thick, creamy and tasted delicious. Just the way a good Brazilian pudim should taste. Next time I am in town will try some of their other desserts. The store is small and simple.

This Brazilian bakery has undergone noticeable changes since the time I worked there--most notably…read morein its pricing. I was genuinely surprised by how high the costs have become, especially in relation to the overall experience. While some items still maintain their quality, others were quite disappointing. Unfortunately, the service also fell short. Despite standing at the counter ready to order, with three staff members present, I was not acknowledged for an extended period, which set a negative tone from the start. I ordered a few items, including my longtime favorite, the coxinha. However, it was unavailable with Catupiry cheese--surprising, given that this variation has traditionally been one of their most popular offerings. I also tried a calabresa sausage roll, which was flavorful and well-prepared. On the other hand, the mini carrot cake was undermined by an overly sweet and unappealing brigadeiro topping, and the sweet condensed milk bun was dry and lacked flavor. In total, the bill exceeded $29, which felt disproportionate considering the inconsistencies in quality and service. Overall, while there are still a few highlights, the current experience does not reflect the value one would expect at these price points

In the center of the busy Shoppes at Walmart exists this Colombian restaurant called El Buen Gusto…read morewhich translates into English as "Good Taste" and that persuaded me to give them a try. The restaurant was teeming with an abundance of patrons. Strangely, the Colombian cafe serves Cuban coffee, while there are a vast selection of Colombian medium roasts to offer. Will never turn down a simplistic Cuban coffee, so I ordered my second espresso of the morning. As my espresso was brewing, I noticed over my shoulder an entire loaf of artisan bread being gently transported to an awaiting customer table, which created a smile on my face. The employee advised that the loaves hover around the $11.00 price range. Ordered a Pan de Bono to complement my espresso. Although the size was decent, the bread was unusually dry and tasteless. Based on the breakfast and lunch specials, its obvious why its so busy. The bathroom was clean with a modern pedestal sink and cute simple decor.

When you want good food Colombian food to go and for breakfast spot this is a super cute location…read morethe food didn't take much longer . But the service was not amazing the servers look annoying when you are doing the line and just wanted to get you out as fast as possible. A serious look and not friendly at all .

SOOOOOOO GOOD, hecho con amor y muy rico, 10/10, volveré con jhoselyn, increíble las fresas Dubairead more

A small little location inside a Mexican restaurant, and they have the best sweet and other…read moreHispanic desserts. The service was exceptional and they were very attentive. Will be definitely come back here again , for another fruit salad .

El mejor lugar para comer cholados colombianos. El servicio siempre es genial y el sabor es…read moreespectacular. This is the best place to eat Colombian cholados. The lady is super attentive and nice and the food is consistently good.

It was exciting to see Sweet Lipz as a vendor at the Watermelon Festival in Boca Raton…read more Among the usual menu items, in theme with the event, there was an offering of Watermelon Cheesecake. In addition to a couple slices of those, also purchased slices of the Pecan Turtle Cheesecake and Strawberry Crumbles Cheesecake. They were all delicious. Unfortunately, I didn't consume my slice on-site and the whip cream melted and had to let the slices firm back up in the refrigerator a couple hours.

Best desserts in South Florida. Key Lime cheesecake is AMAZING!! Definitely a MUST try! I love this…read moreplace!!!