The food was incredible-- ordered the jerk chicken wings, manga habanero wings, Jamaican beef…read morepatty, and a house salad with a friend. Was incredibly filling and great for the price. Service was wonderful, the woman who served us was kind and friendly, made the place feel very safe and welcoming. The decor was very calming, and as opposed to many restaurants these days that try to force you out as quickly as possible, this is one of those places you are encouraged to sit and enjoy your food in.

Whatever you do - do not get the Po Boy! Stick with the classic Caribbean dishes. Even then, the…read morefood is okay. If you're not used to Caribbean food or want to try it for the first time - then I think this is the perfect spot for you. None of the seasonings are over powering. It's a great spot to dip your toes in and try something different.

This is a solid Latin American restaurant. It's building is a fun old house feel with different…read morerooms and a really nice cozy unique ambience. I have had the vegetarian arepa sandwich, which is very big and tasty and full of cooked veggies. Good stuff! I was really impressed one time when they went above and beyond to accommodate a big group of people i was with, moving tables and chairs around and trying to squeeze everyone in.

We were in the mood for Latin food so we decided to try Guava Tree. I ordered the Cubano and hubby…read moreordered the Pelotero. The cubano was decent a little too much mustard for my taste which made the whole sandwich too tangy for me. The Pelotero was much better with deeper flavors in the meat, beans and rice. Honestly I ended up switching plates with my hubs because his food was way better. The place is small and cute and you do have to order your food at the counter and then they bring it out to your table. The bathroom is super tiny but clean. Prices are a little bit higher than I expected for the amount of food we received. Overall a nice find

Im Cuban so , need I say more ; I have to apparently. It's delicious and reminds me of homeread more

The Cuban sandwich is THE BEST sandwich I have EVER had!!! Amazing! Flavorful, with a lot of meats…read more,cheese, and pickles and it's a very large sandwich!! Luckily my partner and I shared an order. :) The employees, probably the owners, are kind, courteous, friendly and patient.....all questions answered. The restaurant is really nice. Clean, great music playing, but not too loud.....I wanted to get up and start dancing! . I highly recommend this place! And we will definitely be going back!!

Still the best Cuban I have had, along with the arepas are to die for!…read more Tostones cooked perfect, the garlic sauce, tomato, and the spicy arbol so much flavor!!!! Everything was perfect, they have a very friendly staff and it's a nice spot to be in. The plants hanging everywhere were so beautiful too. Food will always come back for. Thank you so much!

First time here. SO satisfied with the food everything was delicious and the food came out quick…read more Will definitely be visiting the main location. Pelotero special: 10/10 the pork was juicy and tender, the sauce is amazing and the hot sauce is made in house. Great kick and the yuca fries were also nice and crispy Maduros: 100/10 crispy on the outside and soft on the inside I could've eaten 10 Arepa del patron: 8/10 the meat was juicy and the toppings were very flavorful. The arepa itself just a little dry but still good. Papelon lemonade was the star of the show and not too sweet, very well spiced and uniquely tasting with cloves and other spices. Really refreshing and tasted great at the beginning of fall.

Excellent authentic tasting Colombian food! A hidden gem in Albuquerque and highly recommend. The…read morefood is fresh and very flavorful.

Yup! Those great Yelp reviews are spot on!…read more We started with postpones or fried, smashed plantains. So good! Next was 2 empanadas, one chili, one veggie. They hit the spot! Then we had arepa sandwich. Pulled chicken in a corn bun. Another great dish! Food was mildly spiced, we asked for hot sauce as we like it kicked up a bit. Service was fast and very informative. We loved this place.

Good food that gave me a reminder of South Florida. Definitely would recommend to anyone looking…read morefor something outside the ordinary southwestern food.

Omg the pastilitos are so good. Perfect little bubbly empanadas. Had them 2 days in a row…read morebecause I was craving them again. It takes a little bit but it's so worth it, they also had tables and shade. Love to get them a place to hookup for power as the generator they have is pretty quiet it's still a generator.

Excellent chicken quesadilla! Great service absolutely the best! Also, the strawberry pistachio…read morecake is a must!

I met one of their most faithful employees at the Roadrunner Food bank distribution at UNM Stadium…read more- and I plan to visit soon. I look forward to lunch soon! Stay tuned.

Karibu Cafe was parked at Boxing Bear Brewery, and its alluring smell drew me in. I ordered the…read moreburrito bowl with chicken, and it was fantastic. The owner / chef is super friendly, down-to-Earth and makes some incredibly tasty food.

This was such great food truck food! It's East African and Caribbean food, which I have no…read moreexpertise, and was my first time trying it. Unlike many other food trucks it was not very overpriced and you actually get a decent amount of meat in your bowls. One thing to keep in mind is it is one person taking orders and serving so be patient. Will definitely be eating here again.

I was so hype to see my fellow boricua being an entrepreneur that I had to stop and see for myself…read morewhat the big deal was after a night of dancing and drinking downtown (which is not often). These are some of the BEST hot dogs in the city. Come show this cart some love and support

My wife is Puerto Rican. I've been to Puerto Rico a bunch of times and I've never heard of a Puerto…read moreRican hotdog.

A friend of mine recommended we meet here for dinner. Boy, was I impressed! As a southern born…read morefemale whose parents, grandmothers, aunts, and uncles cooked soul food, I was surprised such a gem existed in New Mexico. I would highly recommend K'Lynn's and plan to return with my husband!

I love Cajun food normally but I'll be honest this really wasn't it…read more The gumbo had a weird pasty chalky taste. It wasn't like a soup how we are used to, it was sort of thick and slimy, the flavor was a little too different. 1 star dish to be honest. We threw it in the trash. The jambalaya was a little better, but it still wasn't great. It actually made it to like a 3.5 star quality dish; it was good enough to eat, so we ate this. The fried oysters were pretty good, especially when dipped in their spicy tartar sauce, 4 stars for this dish. I might actually crave this once in a blue moon. Their Mac and cheese had so much potential. It was thick and creamy how I like it, burned cheese on it was great, they attempted to put som cajun seasoning in it that you can barely taste, but the part that docked them points the most was the Mac was overcooked probably sat on a heat lamp for a very long time. The fries were soggy after only a 5 minute drive. They also use styrofoam, which I personally don't like eating from due to the forever chemicals that leach into the food when it's hot. Also after spending $40 and asking for an extra sauce I got charged a dollar. I mean okay I don't thin the side sauce was worth the dollar but also the sauce that came with it was only filled half way. I mentioned that am still I was charged the buck. The lady up front had an alright demeanor, the lady cooking in the back seemed really sweet and asked me how i found them, had a smile etc. I think they should have someone like that cashiering.