Finally and I mean FINALLY I made it to Santoro. Loved Rivera's back in the day and wow last night…read moredidn't disappoint. Excellent service. Our server was absolutely amazing and attentive. So friendly. Love the house salsa they give you. Great flavor. but if you are like me and love SPICY then as for the habanero salsa. So good! I had the fajitas trio. (Steak, shrimp and chicken) by far best I've had in Omaha. Also tried the slow roasted pork shank. Wow it's so tender and just falls off bone. The almond mole on it is incredible! Can't wait to come back for more! True Omaha Jem. Only complaint is it is loud. High ceilings makes peoples voices resonate.

Love that you're able to join the waitlist beforehand. As we were driving I noticed there were 5…read morepeople on the waitlist so I added my name, when we got there I checked in at the host stand and at that point we were 2nd to be seated. The space was nicely decorated, but a little smaller than I expected. They don't have a great spot for waiting. You can wait at the bar, though it was full when we were there. Once we got our table the server was friendly and attentive. Ordered Frida's Mezcalita and the Spicy Golosa. Both were good, the Spicy Golosa was a little too spicy for me. We also got the Queso Dip which was also a bit spicy to me, not sure if it was because of the cocktail or not. For our entree we split the Mole Enchiladas. The mole was great, full of flavor with the blend of spices and chocolate. It was the perfect amount to split, we each got an enchilada and shared the rice and beans. Even with a couple of things being on the spicier side everything was delicious and we would come back to try more off of the menu!

I took my 6 year old son out for a breakfast date and we landed here kind of unexpectedly (a nearby…read morespot actually had a staffing issue and couldn't open on time). But my son and I both agreed that we were quite pleased with our pivot plan to visit Con Azucar! We hadn't yet been in, I'd seen tons of photos but that was about it. For breakfast, I got myself a chilaquiles meal because that's my favorite - their take on it was decent: the sauce was the real star. I appreciated that it was served platter style with house potatoes, beans, and I believe there was also rice. This made it super easy to split the meal with my son: we just added a couple of eggs to the chilaquiles for me, and then ordered him a side of beef and a delicious pastry, and then there were plenty of sides on my dish that he enjoyed picking at. I actually was not planning on getting coffee here but toward the end of our visit I decided it would be a loss not to try it while we were in here. I ended up deciding on an iced Mazapan latte and I was very pleasantly surprised! I have since returned for this exact latte again. It is such a great balance of creamy and sweet and nutty. For my personal palette, I'd probably prefer it with one extra shot just because it is quite sweet, but however they are making their Mazapan syrup... Man, they've nailed it! HIGHLY recommend trying that when you're visiting!

Lovely decor!!! The drinks were great definitely an interesting and fun place to visitread more

I was blown away with the Chicken Enchiladas with mole sauce. I'm picky with my Enchiladas because…read moreI grew up in a Hispanic household and know what is traditional and what is not. These were spot on and will be returning soon . The atmosphere was fun and upbeat. Thank you for a wonderful meal.

Friend and I dined here on a crowded weekend. We opted for the unoccupied bar while others waited…read morefor tables. The interior was clean. It wasn't very noisy except when staff led a celebration. We were escorted to the bar. Lengthy menu. The bartender was personable and quick to take our order. My friend chose tacos de carnitas (pork) and I ordered La taquiza (mixed meat taco with steak and chicken, pineapple, etc) and a side of beans. Both were tasty but mine was more flavorful. The hot sauce/salsa had good spice. Entrees were about $19 each. Unfortunately I didn't have my smartphone so I took a pic of leftovers later. Both of us passed on margaritas but he had beer. Margarita servings were ample. Recommend.

Maria's is always a classic. The service is always great. You always feel like you're at home. And…read morethe food is consistent.

I like to try new places that I have not been to and ate at Maria's on Saturday nightarriving…read morebefore 6:00PM. Not too busy yet. I ordered the enchilada dinner. They had not brought chips and salsa, so I asked a person that was bringing food to the table next to me and he said he would bring some. He did not. My waitress came and took my order and I asked her for chips and salsa. She said they only have to salsa that was in the carafe on the table, which was a hot sauce, like you get in a bottle. She said they have pico, said I said I would take the pico. She didn't say anything about a charge, I was charged $7.00 on my bill. I got one bowl. It was bigger than a typical salsa bowl, but not like a soup bowl. I will never go back to Maria's again. Mike

Very nice family opened restaurant. Good food! The service was very good. Made sure everything was…read morecorrect and even made sure food was out fast.

The family who owns this establishment are the sweetest people! The daughter carried on a…read moreconversation with us the whole time while residing the tables. She was helpful and friendly and explained what all of these Authentic dishes are. We went on a Saturday morning around 11:30 and it wasn't super busy yet. The papusas are extraordinary and a definitely MUST! We didn't love the Colombian platter that we got although it doesn't mean we won't go back and try something else. We're just not used to Salvadorian food and it tested slightly tough and dry to us. There were plenty of locals coming in while we were there!

This family restaurant brings something different to the neighborhood. It's worthy of a visit,…read moreclean and quaint inside. Seems comfy with coffee shop/meetups vibe, with a few small tables to enjoy a hand made empanada. It appears to be a family ran business with pleasant service, quiet environment and a DIY water dispenser. The food seemed authentic, flavor profiles I'm not familiar with (green beans on a sandwich)?! I was surprised how well it worked. Although a little juicy, the sandwich hit the spot with homemade bread, a little crispy outside and the perfect crunch of Serrano peppers inside. The shredded beef empanada was jam packed with meat! I didn't see the cheese until the last few bites, but it was enjoyable with the added pico de gallo for flavor. The filling to pastry ratio is nonsensical--how the lightly crisp outer shell holds in that much meat... Perfection. Very worthwhile stop, if you're in the area. You can tell there is love in this place, their food is all the evidence you need. EDITED TO ADD: I brought home two empanadas (chicken/mushroom and shredded beef) for the hubs. 30 seconds in the microwave and these were a hit for him! A very reasonable price for a meal loaded with good meat.

Super cute and relaxing little eatery. From empanadas to dessert and juice to coffee…read more Clean with fast and friendly service and even some specials. We only came here for a snack, but it was delicious.

Salsa comes when you first arrive so you know it's a great place! Food came out fast tasted amazing…read moreand service was super chill. Lots of TVs around so another great place if a game is on and enjoy with friends. Would go again whenever I'm craving for some Mexican food!

Thank you Jessica for your outstanding service. We throughly enjoyed the lunch enchiladas and pork…read moretamale. The tamale was most and tasty. The enchilada was stuffed with yummy beef and top with the best sauce. The atmosphere was fun and comfortable. What a great place to gather with friends!

Have had Anita twice now! Both times the wait staff were very kind! The street tacos are perfect!…read moreSuper yummy and filled with steak! Enjoyed the carne asada, the shrimp were in split shells, which made them less enjoyable to eat but that is my only complaint! Will go and and would recommend!

Came here for some good Mexican food based on Yelp reviews and overall it was pretty decent, but…read moredidn't quite hit all the marks for me. Pupusas (pork and queso) - 4/5 It was favorful, but it was pretty greasy. Queso and the pork are on point Camarones a la Mexicana - 3/5 Shrimp plate with rice, beans, and salad, which was a bit too salty. Portion was massive, so I was only able to finish half the plate during my sitting. The shrimp was overcooked and whatever way they filleted the shrimp in the beginning made it messy and difficult to peel the shell off. Overall flavor though was pretty decent and could have been better if it wasn't so salty. If I could give the place 3.5 I would since it's better than 3, but not quite a 4 for me.