Food was so good! Cuban food is so hard to find in Texas. Delicious black beans and rice with…read moreperfectly cooked plantains! Husband got pulled pork Our server was great and even got us a dessert for our wedding anniversary. Really nice people, lovely ambience. And super clean, comfortable chairs. We will be back!

We came here on a Sunday shortly before they closed. The restaurant is in a shopping center with…read moreplenty of parking. We are from Tampa and live in San Antonio and there is no Cuban food there, so we are always looking for it when we travel. We got a medianoche, a cubano, croquettas, papa rellanos, and a guava and cheese pastry to go. They made the sandwiches to order in the back and the rest were in display cases on the counter. We got all of our food to go. It was all amazing and the best Cuban food we have found in Texas

I love their pupusas and tamales, and there's no doubt they have some of the best pupusas…read more Unfortunately, we tried their fried dishes like Mojara, chicharrones, and puerco frito, and all of them were overcooked. Definitely, their highlights are the pupusas, and it's best not to try the fried options. Service was good, super friendly.

Visited the food truck in the Pflugerville Central Commerce food park. The pupusas are delish and…read morefresh! Pro tip order the chicken and a plain cheese. They stack them on the same plate and have a few different salsas to try. Outdoor seating area is covered and the staff is friendly. The food takes a little while to be made but it is because they are made to order. Recommend trying this place out.

I came to this food truck in the food truck park today with Thing One. I stumbled upon it like I…read moredid the Dominican food truck last week when coming to visit my favorite food truck in this same lot. Just like the Dominican food truck, (Hac Kitchen atx), I stopped by this one to give the "new kids" a try. When we drove into the food truck area, the owner of the truck waved us down as if she saw an old friend. When we approached the truck, she greeted us with a handshake and a smile. She handed us menus and explained how the menu items were made. Arepas Las arepas en este lugar fueron hechas a la moda Colombiana. Las arepas Colombianas tienden a ser más dulces, delgadas y rellenas de queso en comparación con las hechas en Venezuela y Panamá. Pedimos una arepa de pollo, una arepa de res y una mixta. La arepa de pollo estaba rellena de pollo jugoso, maíz, queso y aguacate. La arepa mixta estaba cargada con pollo, carne de res, tocino, aguacate y queso. La arepa era dulce, crujiente y abundante. Esta ubicación es un gran descubrimiento y tiene un servicio amable. Definitivamente regresaré.

Yummy Arepas is a cute food truck with a karaoke station and lively Latin music outside. Their…read morearepas are large and stuffed to the brim, yet the arepa dough itself is thin and crispy. I ordered the Chicken Yummy which was $14. This was way too expensive for what I ordered. Given that the run of the mill arepa is $4.50, you do the math. The staff was very kind and I love their food truck setup. Unfortunately, the arepa did not taste authentic. If you're looking for a large yet thin taco shell, this is the place to go.

Went tried this place for lunch, as I was really craving a Mexican fruit cup. This place did not…read moredisappoint. The fruit was fresh and really cold. The prices were very reasonable as well.

I stumbled across this place on accident and it will become my new favorite place to get a…read morerefreshing cold fruity drink or shake they have a variety of choices and make sure I check out the section by the cash register they have hand made bracelets and necklaces as well as rosarys the cashier who stopped her break just to help me not only was she breathtakingly beautiful but her demeanor and aura while hard to do actually surpassed her beauty she helped me size and put on the braclett I bought so please visit this place these places must be celebrated in our community Shawn. Demore

My current favorite Mexican restaurant in Austin. One of the few spots where one can get…read morehuitlacoche. We usually try to get at least one tlayuda and one picadito, which are both standout dishes. The location is in the parking lot of a hostess club, and so we usually order to go, and walk around the nearby outdoor market while we wait. The staff have always been very friendly. Highly recommended.

Oaxacan food truck happiness... The good - the tlayudas and…read morepicaditos are actually good and pretty legit. The bad - the environs are ripe with the odor of rotting food from trash cans . So, order your food, get it, and go elsewhere

Great food options if you're looking for those Brazilian necessities. The cafe offers some great…read moreclassics in a small cafe style. People are friendly and they provided a fun atmosphere during the World Cup.

Little vacation in round rock Love the authentic feeling n…read moretaste I feel I'm in a little shop in Brazil Only thing missing is some background music Parking : although it looks like a lot it's kind of hard to find with all the new little stores around Prices : I feel they r reasonably priced considering I feel it's authentic Taste : I havnt had a bad thing yet Inside; so quaint n homey feeling with a cute photo shoot flare Customer Service: everyone I've meet behind cafe super kind friendly n easy to talk to (one guy even speaks Portuguese, which is really nice) Cleanliness extremely clean from top to bottom bathroom immaculate I always kind of low-key judge a place based on the bathroom because if you're keeping the bathroom clean, you really care about what people think of your facility

Amazing food for a local food truck. The food didn't even take 10 minutes to be ready & was very…read morewarm with SO much flavor

EDIT: I lowered their rating from 4 to 3 stars. On a couple…read moreof occasions, their meat tends to be overcooked, and that kind of inconsistency can ruin a meal. No one wants to fight with piece of meat. Everything else is till spot on. I'm not sure if there are any Austin Yelpers who are considered the authority on Honduran food. If you're out there, thank you for holding my spot, but I'll take it from here. First things first. The Baleada. This is quintessential street fare, not to mention the most ubiquitous in Honduras. An over sized, handmade flour tortilla filled with refried beans, scrambled eggs, crumbled white cheese, and cream. That's a sencilla (simple) version. You should take the baleada con carne which is that same thing with grilled beef added. These things are huge. You only order one. Seriously. Next, let's talk plantains. Growing up, fried sweet plantains were a mandatory part of any Honduran meal. Here, they serve it the way it would be served at home. The fried plantain is sliced, then served with refried beans, crumbled white cheese, and cream on the side. Top it with as much as you like and go crazy. It's delicious. There are other dishes to try, and you should explore the options, but not before you've tried these two. Honorable mentions go to the Chicharron con Yuca (fried pork rinds with cassava) and the Carne Asada con Tajadas (grilled meat with fried green plantains.) If you want to do this properly, you should also ask for a "Banana" to drink. It's a soda and you can probably guess the flavor. The last thing I'll tell you is that, no matter what you order, you need to ask for a side of "encurtido." Shut up and do it! Almost forgot to mention that this is a CASH ONLY establishment. Enjoy your meal!

Cosi Churreria is an insanely good Venezuelan dessert truck in a food court filled with first rate…read moreinternational offerings. The food court is in Pflugerville just off of Pecan Street to the west of the big curve at Windermere where Pecan Street goes from Southeast to Northeast. There are a ton of amazing restaurants on both sides of Pecan Street near Spring Hill Drive. The food court on the South Side is especially good both for the trucks themselves and for the brick and mortar establishments near them. Look for a faded sign saying Pflugerville Plaza - and a convenience store that is ratty even by convenience store standards. Across the court from Cosi Churreria is a brick and mortar Nigerian restaurant with cardboard signs saying HELP WANTED. They warn you not to come in unless you are willing to wait thirty minutes for your food. The Nigerians are not exactly knocking themselves out to win your business. First appearances would suggest you have come to a terrible place. First appearances are totally wrong. All of the other trucks and establishments off the parking lot look fantastic. The two I have eaten at were either grand slam home runs or multi-base hits. * * * Cosi Churreria was the grand slam home run. Like many other churros places, Cosi Churreria is pink, pink, pink and pink. They have a nice outdoor courtyard with fake grass in front of food truck where you can sit at tables and eat your desserts. There are outdoor toys for the children to play with. The afternoon I was there, an aunt or mother of the baker was sitting outside babysitting the baker's kids while Mama cooked. It was the commuter hour on a weekday and there was no one there. (I suspect the bakery and the food court as a whole get much more action on weekends.) There were all sorts of intriguing churro options on the menu. However, they also do pancakes. I went with pancakes with fresh strawberries and dulce de leche. OH MY GOD ! ! ! ! ! ! ! The pancakes are tiny itsy bitsy pancakes - Orthodox buttermilk pancakes but smaller than even silver dollar pancakes. I have no idea where they get their strawberries - but the strawberries are sensational. It is zero surprise when a churro place has good dulce de leche. That said - their dulce de leche is all star material. I was living in a happy world. They offer a good espresso to go with the baked desserts. Little kids have non-caffeinated drink-treats they can have instead. * * * If I was a little kid, I would wash the dishes every day for a week if Mommy and Daddy would take me here. I am an adult so I can come here any time I want. The desserts are totally totally worth it. I still have to wash the dishes at home.