Stopped by on a Saturday morning & sat outside. The place is a bit small but they have both indoor…read more& outdoor seating. I tried the shrimp mofongo with garlic sauce & it was SO good. Tasted just like it does in PR. It takes a little longer to come out because it has to be made. But if you want something quick, they have a buffet style option that you can pick & choose from that also was really good. They have events on the weekends here with music. They are doggy friendly if you sit in the patio area! So that's a big plus. No dogs allowed inside but you can sit with them in the outdoor area.

Small place but filled with great food and servers. You can order at the buffet setup or from the…read moremenu. Go early before they run out. We were too late to try the ox tails.

The food is decent but not close to traditional Guatemalan food. They also have a bakery, but they…read moreare careless about selling the burnt bread. It's sad to say that customer service is not their priority. They are sometimes rude. Last time we went, they served my sister-in-law a hot dog if she can tell that the hot tub was from the day before and he was hard when we asked for a different hotdog they gave her the same bun and just replaced a hotdog. I wish I would have confronted them about this, but I didn't feel like arguing and in the end, my sister-in-law got sick for the rest of the day stomach issues.

I like the food. I just have the hardest time ordering from the phone. Wish I could speak Spanish;…read morethat'd help. Great home cooked meals.

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 came today 7/7/2026 I bought tasteless de arequipe they where empty they hardly had any arequipe…read morei bought 5 of them and I wasted my money and the sad thing is that I bought empanafas de carne de rez I bought 8 of them and I got mad because the empanadas only had potatoes and no meat flavor what a disappointment they are pretty much stealing people's money today because they charge alot but the food hardly has any ingredients I dont recommend this place at all. The parking lot sucks it hardly has any space for people to park I rather go to a restaurant that has spacious parking it feels like playing Janga trying to park. Also in les than a mile from this restaurant there is also 2 other Colombia restaurants that are more bigger and spacious Colombian food is becoming a normal thing so they shouldn't over price it anymore

Enjoyed a delicious Cuban sandwich and a cold drink. This is a really nice spot. There's a large…read morevariety of beverages to chose from. Its perfect on a hot Atlanta summer day! Service was welcoming and friendly.

"I'm going to kill your little Mexican friend I'm Cuban, B!"…read more-- Half Baked (1998) This little convenience store is just a tiny corner joint just off Buford Highway towards PDK. It isn't much to look at from the street, but if you are looking for an authentic Cubano or Cuban coffee, this is the right hole-in-the-wall to stop into. After craving a real Cuban sandwich for 12 straight hours, I woke up salivating for one. A friend had told me about Chiquita and I made it a part of my Sunday errands. I stepped into the store and ordered my sandwich. I was told it would be 7 minutes. I looked around and checked out the grocery items, cold case (packed with pure cane sugar sodas) and other convenience items. I could smell the mojo pork heating up and could not stand the wait. Once I had the sandwich in hand, I didn't care about how hot it was. The bread was perfectly toasted on the outside - practically crumbling away as I bit into it. Slices of ham (the ham was a bit forgettable), swiss cheese, mustard and mayo, chopped mojo roasted pork and pickles (possibly bread and butter - sweeter than expected). The entire sandwich was the perfect combination and so flavorful. Probably one of the best renditions I have had in the city - I'll hit this place up again.

Why I contemplated about moving to Gwinnett again ‍ this is why . They have all the food I grew up…read morewith and it's authentic like I'm home in NY . This had the service I yearn for and look I'm use to . I had to order several items after the game when I seen this on the way back to the south side of Atlanta . I loved the crispness of the bake chicken and the freshness of the tostones and the empanadas. I wish I could have brought more than the to go plate I took home because they are the real deal . Really cute almost NY like but in a gas station plaza makes it just the right size for everything they offered . I guarantee you that this is worth the stop

This little gem is located in a shell gas station area. When you come inside, the food is on a…read morebuffet display. There's a seating area for you to eat your food if you can't make it home. The service is impeccable, they even let u sample the food! I think that they may be temporarily closed due to a family emergency. I'm so sad!!!!

Ok, guess this has not been my week to find stellar places to eat…read more On our way home from Norcross, the reviews for this place made it sound enticing....maybe it is a better choice for carnivores. Plenty of parking in the strip mall and the restaurant is clean with 6 tables to dine in and eat from your to go containers. Seemed to be short staffed as we waited over 5 minutes for the cashier to finish plating up food orders and then take our order. Hubby was quite hungry by 2pm so we opted for a tasteless undercooked barely any filly veggie empanada type item from the heated prepared food box. We love jack fruit and this was the main reason for our visit. However, the curry and the jerk jackfruit were both rather tasteless. Portions are hefty and rice with pigeon peas plus overcooked cabbage are included. The few plaintains included were tasty. Food took over 20 minutes to show up for us- overall it was a long wait for meh food.

As a vegan I really appreciated this meal. I had the chickpea curry with cabbage and plantains, and…read moreit was honestly so good. The curry was flavorful, well-seasoned, and had a really comforting homemade taste. The cabbage was cooked perfectly and paired really well with the dish, and the plantains were sweet and delicious. Everything tasted fresh and satisfying, and the portion was solid for the price. My total came to around $15 after taxes, which felt like a great value for such a tasty and filling meal. I'll definitely be back when I'm craving a good, flavorful plant-based meal.

If you're looking for great tasting Salvadoran dishes you have to check out Papuseria Carla. In all…read moretransparency they do not taste like handmade/homemade Papusas in El Salvador but they do come close. The ambiance was vibrant. It's a bit small in the inside so I ordered my food to go. The wait time was about 20 minutes. I ordered three different types of Papusas (spinach, cheese, beans). I also ordered plantains. The price was ok. The prices for the plantains were a bit pricey for the amount received but the taste was solid.

A humble and authentic papuseria! The service is fast and hospitable, the staff is polite and…read morehelping. It is a small cafe and has limited seating. The cafe is neat and well kept. Their menu is extensive has something for everyone. Their papayas are served hot and fresh. Their smoothies are also great. They serf Nescafé which is amazing. Will definitely come back, highly recommend if in the area.

Variedad para todos los gustos cuando se trata de Comida callejera dominicana. Cuando está todo…read morecerrado Carmen's kitchen es la mejor opción.

La comida está buena. Pero el servicio esta horrible. Todas que trabajan ahí tienen un mala cara…read more Como que no le gustan tener clientes. La manager y la host tiene una personalidad pésima. The food is good. The service is awful. Everyone who works there has such an awful look and service. It's like they don't want to help or work.