I can't wait to go back!! The food was so delicious and it was an explosion of favor for my taste…read morebuds! We tried this restaurant because my husband is Honduran and his father is from Tela so we were hoping the food would be nostalgic for him. Me being Puerto Rican and Black I am used to a variety of different flavors. They had a dish my husband instantly order (yuca with chicharon $16) and it was a perfect combination of flavors and aesthetically pleasing. I ordered the Churrasco plate $25 which included tostones, veggies, and this rice and beans combo that tasted like it was cooked with coconut milk. For the huge portions we received the price was not crazy. It was very affordable to us. The host and server was very attentive to us and. Continually checked in. The restaurant aesthetics give off a local restaurant in the country for natives. They have menus in english or spanish. We are looking forward to returning!!

The food is decent but the service is pretty awful. Please consider other establishments for your…read moreHonduran food cravings. Food should bring us together and there's enough problems in our lives to have to put up with a price-gouging restaurant. If you want to avoid the headache, look somewhere else. My experience was so awful I filed a formal complaint with the Georgia Attorney General Consumer Protection Division. ........ Buena comida pero mal servicio. Por favor evada este restaurante y considere otros restaurantes cuando tengan antojos de comida hondureña. Me da mucho pesar escribir esta evaluacion porque la comida nos deberia unir pero en este restaurante lo estafan a uno y la vida esta suficientemente llena de problemas para tener que lidiar con un restaurante donde lo estorcionan a uno. My experiencia estuvo tan pesima que llene una queja al Departamento de Proteccion al Consumidor de Georgia.

Las mejores pupusas que he probado! La gente es muy amable y nos recibieron con unas sonrisas…read more Volveré muy pronto!

Great service! Only 1 person had to work 14 tables and when it got busy she maintained calmness and…read morea happy personality. Food was pretty good but I thought one of the salsas was too spicy.

Place is small but quaint with sweet and attentive staff. The place was pretty much full the whole…read moretime I was there so I assumed it would be great. I feel bad to say that I was not blown away. Food portions were huge but food lacked saltor was dry. Maybe it was just the dish I got but no one at my table was overly impressed.

I do not understand how this place has so many bad reviews. I've never been to Colombia but I…read morelived in Miami and have had REAL Colombian food. M The service was great. We sat ourselves but got attended right away. It's a small place with not a lot of space but has a good vibe and the music is what you would expect for a Latin restaurant. I only say that because some people said it was too loud. They have a banquet hall which we did NOT do but the music was fine and good. The food was DELICIOUS. Is it the best Colombiano food I've ever had? No, but it was very good. The empanadas and the papá rellena was delicious. I had the Bistec Encebollado and it was delicious. Their picante is so good. The food was delicious and priced well. Everyone saying it's too expensive is crazy. McDonald's costs more than this place and the food is no where near as much or good. Would definitely eat here again.

Great place to come and eat Colombian food. It was great, fresh, and flavorful. The presentation…read moreelevated the experience as well. We were mesmerized by their menus. In an era of QR codes diluting the ambiance of restaurants , seeing iPads with great visuals, pricing, and even "likes" from other costumers was a very refreshing experience. They also have a great music selection from Pereida,showcased on a huge TV. Highly recommend this place!

So one of my best friends suggested this restaurant because I love Colombian food. So I decided to…read moretry it out since I'm a HUGE foodie and I love some good Latin food. I have to say the food was pretty good. Everything came out well. But let me tell you, the service was absolutely horrible. Our server checked on us one time in the 2 hrs we sat there. After he took our food order he just disappeared. We waited over 25-30 min for our order when other tables that were sat after us were getting there food. The server never came to check to see if we needed water, soda or drinks. We tried to get his attention but he never turned his head in the direction of our table. The ambiance was very cool though. I loved how the restaurant was set up. I'm not sure if I'll be back again because of the poor service.

The food is delicious and priced fairly. It's clean, and a good local spot. The service is okay…read more Depending on who you get it may be okay or it may be great.

What you need to know: Extra busy - we walked in and it took over 45mins just for 6 pupusas - tons…read moreof people called in and picked up their order so that's the way to go. The pupusas are decent enough, big portions and will satisfy your craving. Workers are wearing masks which was a nice change to most spots nearby - most customers (those not eating) weren't despite the sign on the door however. Came here on a whim as we had a craving and other usual spots were closing. Their menu isn't displayed so it's a little difficult to order, but you can manage. This spot gets super busy with most people calling ahead, so if you don't want to wait forever, cal before you order. Food: We got 6 pupusas, 2 de chorizo, 2 de asada, 1 de jalapeño, and 1 de pollo. The pupusas are huge and have great flavor. They weren't as crispy as I'd like and fell apart very easily. They definitely had too much masa as I prefer mine a little thinner and crispier, but they did satisfy the craving and 3 was a LOT. We were definitely extra full after. The asada ones had plenty of steak that was cooked perfectly - not too well done, and still tender - definitely my favorite. The chorizo were a bit oily, but that's to be expected. The jalapeño was spicy, but nothing special. The pollo seemed decent, but we've had way better. They came with bags of curtido and salsa roja as is customary. The salsa roja was decent enough, but a little blander than others I've had. The curtido though was the real star here - I couldn't stop eating it! Perfectly pickled and crunchy - the perfect compliment to the pupusas. The salsa roja coming in a bag was extra inconvenient though, but they did give a lot. Price: At around $13 for 6 pupusas and a jarritos, you can't go wrong. Exactly as I'd expect to pay. No complaints here. Service: This was lacking, and we had to wait forever for our order as we watched everyone else get theirs. But with that in mind, the authentic places never have great service, so I didn't have high hopes to begin with. Call before you come if you don't want to wait. They speak limited English, but understood our limited and broken Spanglish just fine. Overall, this wouldn't be my first spot when I get a craving, but they're definitely decent enough to satisfy a craving especially since they're open later than any other pupuserias. Docked a star as these pupusas were solid, but nothing to make me come back for them, and the wait was way too long. I would come back just for their curtido though.

Quesitos is one of my favorite Venezuelan spots in Atlanta. The food is really good, especially the…read morebeef soup -- I love that they have it every single day. Most Venezuelan restaurants only serve it on Sundays, but here you can come anytime and they'll have it ready. That alone makes it worth coming back. The portions overall are generous and filling, but the empanadas are on the smaller side for the price. They do have a ton of different fillings though -- grilled beef, pabellón, chicken, cheese, ham and cheese, and more. My favorite is definitely the grilled beef one. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because it's a bit pricey. Two people can easily spend around $60. It's located inside a gas station, which actually makes it kind of cool -- they also sell a bunch of Venezuelan snacks and groceries there, though most of them are overpriced too. Still, it's super convenient since it's close to my house. Right next to Quesitos there's a small bakery that sells Venezuelan desserts like tres leches and brazo gitano, so you can really get all your cravings in one stop. The service today was amazing. A Mexican guy helped us and his attention was 10/10 -- super polite, friendly, and fast. That honestly stood out to me because sometimes service at Venezuelan restaurants can be hit or miss, but he did a great job. Just to clarify, I'm talking specifically about the Quesitos Express location on 3270 Steve Reynolds Boulevard in Duluth, Georgia. I couldn't find it here on Yelp, so I'm leaving my review under this one since it's the same company. Everything I mentioned (and the photo I'm adding) is from that location. Overall, Quesitos is a great spot for Venezuelan comfort food if you don't mind paying a little extra.

Love when I can find a Venezuelan restaurant serving great quick bites . Ordered a beef empanada…read moreand a pizza Pastelito . The beef empanada was great could use a little more seasoning but the green mayo sauce was wonderful with it . Sadly the Pizza Pastelito wasn't too good it had a very off flavor to it it was almost inedible . Not sure if it was minced ham or a makeshift oily red sauce but that should definitely be taken off the menu. Staff was efficient and kind . Option to sit at the bar and enjoy a meal or grab something to go.

Great Latin food place, located at the gas station inside the convenience store, small dining area,…read moreeverything looks clean, friendly service with Venezuelan flavors, food was made with fresh ingredients, we ordered a hotdog, hamburgers and patacon (fried plantain sandwich) I very recommend this place for family and friends.

This place has amazing food. Amazing drinks. And the desserts are amazing too…read more Try the fresh juices, I think you'll love it

I can't speak on the ambiance as I've never been to this restaurant in person. I've ordered…read moreseveral times from here in the past couple years, and every time has been a great delivery experience. So far my mom and I have tried the beef empanadas, the salad, the side order rice, the Plato Montañero, arepa ropavieja, the lentil soup, and the huge Tamal Antioqueno. I believe this is the only Colombian restaurant I've ever tried food from, so I have nothing to compare it to so far. However, every single item we've tried has been in excellent quality - great flavors and portions for reasonable prices. Everything we have ordered so far we would get again. My favorite items from this place are the Colombian pork tamal and the rice they serve. The tamal is moist and loaded with meat and veggies. It reminds me of Puerto Rican or Dominican pasteles a little bit compared to Mexican tamales. I love them all! The delivery service has always been great thru third parties at this establishment. Haven't had any issues so far, and the orders have been accurate and wrapped well to avoid spills even with the soups. I would definitely continue to order from here and would like to try more items over time.