Food is good but recommended study the menu before! Good new experience. Everything that we got was…read moreamazing!

I'll be honest, the food was alright. Maybe I just don't know Dominican food but my friend and I…read moreordered the empanadas, yaroah, and mofongo with chicken. The empanadas were good. The chicken one had more flavor. The mofongo was not bad but it just didn't hit the spot. The drinks were alright and felt a little awkward. Tried the one juice and if I could guess it and liked it, I could get it for free. I thought it was pineapple or mango but it was orange... it tasted good like a creamsicle but I felt dumb cuz I thought it was a fruit I wouldn't know

My friend and I have been wanting to try jollof rice and fufu and this was the perfect spot for…read morethat! Food was very authentic and had good flavor so if you're into this cuisine I would definitely recommend it. It is a small space inside but there is seating available so that you can enjoy the food fresh which I will say is definitely the way to go. The service was amazing. We found out about this place through someone's Instagram story and so they asked to see the picture and helped with what was on it from the menu and what else they recommended as first timers. They also helped with how to eat Fufu and the proper way in doing so. The staff was very friendly and honestly made the experience really good as it can sometimes be scary going to a new cuisine for the first time and not knowing what to expect!

The food is excellent! The dishes I tried all had unique, distinct flavors. It was yummy. Peanut…read morebutter soup w/ mixed meat, oxtails and delicious but expensive jollof rice-it was a big portion. Nothing fancy as far as the store is concerned, but I enjoyed speaking with other patrons as I waited. The deduction is due to menu pricing being different than actual pricing. Also, I was quoted 30-40 minutes but it was an hour. I just took out my laptop and got some work done. I would order ahead. The location is not close for me, but it's worth it!

They have a station in the Cafe at UC Medical Center currently, which is where I ordered from. The…read moreservice was friendly and helpful in describing their offerings - this stationed was run by their employees, not hospital cafeteria employees. I had jerk chicken on penne Alfredo. Topped with sautéed onions and bell peppers, Caribbean slaw, jerk sauce and aioli. The flavors mingled well together with a little bit of spice/heat to it, which I loved. Everything was perfectly cooked and the textures combined worked well together.

When I tell you this truck served me the best-tasting thing since COVID impacted my sense of…read moresmell/taste in early 2021, it doesn't do justice to the deep and harmonious flavors or my relief that I even COULD taste something so fully! I ordered their island rice box: Jamaican rice & beans, Caribbean slaw, mango salsa and of course their jerked chicken. The mango was bright and tart, the slaw was crisp and creamy, the rice soaked up some of the flavor from the smokey and succulent chicken. I would eat this once a day if I could! The plantains were perfectly sweet with just enough sear and caramelization. I actually dropped my first order seconds after collecting it, and they replaced it free of charge rather than let me enact the five second rule. If you see this bright green truck, do not fail to stop!

This is not a huge place and I bet would fill up quick. My son and I walked in for lunch. We were…read moretold to sit and a menu would be brought out. We looked things over and ordered so crazy yummy food. I will admit I have been wanting to come here for years and every time I was in The area other things came up. Well I am so glad I came today. I can't remember the last time I had such a yummy meal. I will be back again! I mean serious is just around the corner from the airport and the food is so good. I can't wait to come back.

A hidden gem, if you are craving authentic Latin food, check out this little restaurant in…read moreHamilton. The parking lot is a little small (pro tip: go around the round about to get to the actual entrance to the lot, the other entrance is blocked off), but it is totally worth the effort. I tried the horchata...huge glass and has incredible floral notes that I've boy had in other versions. 100% recommend! I also tried the cheese and the pork/cheese pupusas. Light, soft and completely delicious, the accompanying cabbage and carrot slaw was acidic and bright. Definitely delicious and the prices are super cheap. The salsas are very authentic, the green one being my favorite. I can't wait to bring people back here. The decor is simple and very clean, and there is a takeout area as well as some seating. The service was very fast and friendly. I'll definitely be back!

I may have gone on an off day to try this place so I may have to give it another chance. The food…read morewas a bit salty and the portions were small considering the prices. You have to order at the counter and pay at the counter so you basically don't have a waitress. The place is really cute inside. I love the tropical theme. They had live music when I went out on the patio which was nice as well.

Best margs in the area! Hand made with no gross syrups...try all of them please. The ambiance is…read morefestive with neon palm trees and a sandy outdoor patio with water features...doesn't feel like Dayton! It's small, always busy and always impressive and super fun. Great service and the tacos are absolutely the best. This place is a serious hidden gem. Perfect for girls night or date night you will LOVE it.

I went to the original restaurant years ago and always remembered loving it, but it was…read moreunfortunately closed before I could go back. So I was really excited to try the new location. The service was fast, the staff was pleasant, there was tons of space for my antsy toddler to run a circle around our table and not bother anyone. The food was prepared well but all of it wasn't seasoned well. Here's what we ate: --Bistek de pollo a la pobre (thin pan fried chicken breast topped with a fried egg, served with rice, fries, and plantains). This chicken was perfection. So flavorful. I could've done without the egg but I also asked for it to be fried hard to do away with any funniness. I bet it's extra tasty that way for ppl who like that type of thing. --Mojarra Dorado (a fried whole tilapia). Cooked perfectly but the "Peruvian spices" the menu promises were either nonexistent or tasteless. We took most of this home, and I seasoned it up and added a sauce...much better and a quick meal! --kids chicken nuggets. I didn't try it, and honestly my little ppl were already full because of what I'm about to share next. Unsure if the toddler would like it, we fed the 3yo Wendy's chicken nuggets (it's in the same parking lot) before going in. While we were eating another couple came in with their little one in tow and a chick-fil-a bag...so maybe it's a thing to feed your children what they want so you can enjoy your experience in peace ‍ Either way, the staff seemed fine with them bringing food in. Lastly, about the staff being great: my 1yo upchucked before the food came, on herself and the highchair. They brought me paper towels to clean her up and then took away the dirty chair to clean and brought us a new one. I was all ready to clean that chair myself but they wouldn't let me. It was a kind gesture.

Venue: This place is huge. They turn it into a nightclub at times and in the day a restaurant…read more Ample amount of parking and plenty of seating inside. They were at an old location before, but the upgrade is way nicer. You can definitely come here with the family, kids, or by yourself. Prices: The price for the food can get expensive but the amount of food they give you is worth it. So definitely the price and food amount add up. Like my fav dish is the fried rice, and it's like 22$, but it feeds 2. Service- I think they could do a lot better with their service it takes them a while before the waiter will come around and refill your water, so not bad but not the best. Just whenever you get your waiter or waitress, make sure you give everything to them because you might not see them in a while. Food - the food here is amazing it tastes very fresh and very flavorful. From a 0 and spice level to 100 if you like, I love the variety of that. Like I said, my favorite food here is the fried rice with shrimp. I could eat this every day with the green pepper. I would have posted pictures, but I ate it before I could even think next time, LOL.

Holy wow!!! How is this place not packed every night with a line out the door?!?! The owner is…read moresuper nice and even played music for us. And the decor, makes me feel like it is a restaurant on the beach! Now the food...TRY EVERYTHING! I am so glad we got different stuff to try, as this was our first time trying arepas/Latin cuisine. Everything was super flavorful and seasoned perfectly. Next time, I'm going all in on the barbacoa arepas because that barbacoa is 1000/10! Please visit this place asap.

Super friendly service! Have dinned in and just did carry out this past Saturday. My husband got…read morethe pork tacos which he devoured the meat is BEYOND flavorful! The chicken and cheese arepa is always my go to! Hours are very limited so do check out the website!

Great food but need to do better job of cleaning the restaurant. The building is old and Outdatedread more

The average American enjoys Mexican (or "Mexican," depending on "authenticity") food about eight…read morebillion times a year, but many of us have all too little experience with other Latin American cuisines. We've recently been trying to make up for lost time, and Inkazteka is one the few spots in the Cincinnati area where you can sample Peruvian food. Although the owners are Peruvian, there's quite a bit Mexican food on the menu, too. (The portmanteau restaurant name obviously calls up two pre-Columbian civilizations founded in present-day Peru and Mexico.) The Peruvian items I've tried have been great: Seco de res is like the best pot-roast or beef-stew dish you've never had before, with richly flavored melt-in-your mouth stewed beef and delicious beans (and rice) on the side. Tallarin saltado is a Chinese-Peruvian fusion dish apparently popular in Peru; it's basically a chow mein, and it's fresh and tasty here. These dishes were terrific and the the seco de res, especially, makes a trip to Inkazteka worthwhile. Unfortunately the Mexican items are not nearly as terrific. My wife has ordered a couple of them. They looked rather tired and dull, and she said they were. Pretty spartan surroundings, but comfortable enough, and the family who runs the restaurant has been warm and friendly on the occasions we've been there. The Mexican stuff, which comprises the majority of the food on the menu, drags the rating down under four stars, but I'll round up.