This hidden gem surprised me. The service was very good. The food was authentic and served in a…read moregreat time frame. The inside is a bit dated but not bad. I would go again just for the fajitas because the meat was tender and peppers and onions were top notch. Don't sleep on this hidden gem because that food had big flavors !!!

We went there the day after Cinco de Mayo through a recommendation of a friend. I used to live in…read morethis area so I was very surprised that I did not notice it in the shopping center. The food was a strong 6/10 with the drinks rating about the same. I had the mixed fajitas with two house margaritas. I will say, I did like the salsa that came with the chips but that's about it. The thing that threw me off was that the server didn't seem as if she wanted to serve us - and I try to be very gracious and I know that food service these days can be tough. I tipped 20%, but I'll probably not be back. It's a shame because location was installing TVs at night and it looks like it would be a great evening spot. Beware.

I went with a co-worker after a long day and we were both tired and starving. We showed up and…read morethere were a couple people seated but no one in line. Your typical counter side ordering fast-casual set up with fountain drink dispenser and booth/table self serve seating. I ordered three chicken tacos and three beef tacos (I really was starving) she ordered a 1/4 of a chicken with fried yucca. We saw many people go up to the windows and order to go orders and get their food quickly and leave even a couple get their dine in orders quickly. We waited for over 25 mins. I went up and asked and they went to the back and said it would be a short wait. About 10 mins later I got my tacos (the longest I have ever waited for tacos anywhere) but she still didnt have her chicken. The tacos were okay, the chicken tacos were a little dry and sauce was a little lackluster in flavor. She went up and asked and they forgot and got it out in 10 more minutes and delivered it to the table. 45 mins is unacceptable for rotisserie chicken which they have practically waiting to chop and serve (just like they did on all the to go orders) beyond that if they found out they forgot something, why wait for the yucca to be done, they should have served the chicken on the spot saying they yucca would be done shortly instead of having a hungry guest wait. Over all the food was okay at best and plus the elongated wait time just made for a bad experience. It seemed that no one working had any sense of urgency. Probably would not go back.

Skipping 2020 & 2021 as I didn't have anything to represent the letter E, onto representing 2022 is…read moreE is for El Gran Pollo. I ate here one time on a Sunday in August 2022. I had a date at a pool party, dropped her back off in the far northwest side of Baltimore City, looked at my AMC movie app to determine if any times work at Owings Mills or elsewhere within reason. Saw a mediocre movie and went for a late dinner after 8 PM, and this was a solid Peruvian chicken. I was trying to eat healthy getting 1/4 chicken white, green side salad, & green beans. Green beans were very good as was the chicken. Staff was nice. While it's not in my top favorite Peruvian chicken, it was solid. Unfortunate, I haven't made it back over here, but very rare I ever go to AMC Owings Mills for movie.

Ceviche!!! A buddy stopped Pollo Feliz for some takeout, and brought us the $20 mixed ceviche…read more Very very nice! First, a generous serving, like a 6 by 6 inch takeout container? Just a guess, Filled with this very fresh shrimp and tilapia mix, red onion crescents, lemon or lime, and i taste just a little spice and just the right amount of cilantro! This is bright and a little tingly, and the takeout has the most unbroken saltines I've ever seen! I do love this. Mr. "L"s gift has wone Pollo Feliz a new ceviche customer. Yum!

Pollo Feliz is an authentic, no frills, Mexican bar located next to the Latin Market off Route 40…read morein Ellicott City. This restaurant serves bottles of Mexican Coke, bottles of water and beer on tap. The atmosphere feels like stepping into any local bar in Mexico with loud mariachi and rancho music, Mexican flags and limited English spoken. The food appeared to me to be cooked with authentic recipes and in some cases serving cuts that most Americans are not used to. This is not an American-Mex restaurant. The Guacamole was freshly made and tasty, the beans were a little runny. The fajitas were well marinated and tasted good too. The white rice was spiced and had good flavor. If you are looking for authentic Mexico this is a great little window to the South located in Ellicott City Md.

1 word : Delightful! Overall 9/10. The chicken was very well seasoned which I'm not surprised. As…read moresoon as you exit your car the smell hits you in the parking lot. I wasn't sure what to expect inside but there are plenty of places to sit so there is no rush to leave once you get your food!

This is a great spot for a quick lunch. I ordered the roasted chicken, which comes with two…read moresides--plantains and green beans. The chicken is slow-roasted and full of flavor, and the sides are served assembly-line style, so everything is ready in about a minute. The portions are generous, and the food tastes fresh and satisfying. They also offer cooked-to-order options like fried fish, steak, and shrimp if you're looking for something different. I'll definitely be back.

Amazing choices of food they make it quick was an absolute pleasure coming here to eat would…read moredefinitely recommend again .

Have to go middle of the road on this one...I've been a few times and the one thing that's is…read moreconsistent is that the portions are small. Taste is there but the problem is you run out of food to taste before you're satisfied. The times that I've been have been late afternoon to evening and it's always busy. Has a small dine in area and is kid friendly of course. I prefer Sardi's myself so maybe I'm a little bias.

Lindy's is one of my favorite restaurants to eat Salvadoran cuisine. The pupusas are always…read moredelicious. It's homemade food at affordable price.

This place is a hidden Gem. Great service! Friendly and fast. I ordered Baleadas and they were…read moredelicious. So far, my favorite place for this. This is a unique place with a convenience store inside. Even the patrons were friendly. For fast quick and easy food at a fair price, I was happy.

This place should be in a TV Show or the Food Network. They…read morehave a great story and concept. I have been here a few times and know what to expect. Outstanding customer service and great food. You can tell people come back and order food. The homemade CHICHA drink is a must!!!!! The seat arrangement or seats are not very comfortable. However the customer service makes up for it.

Great food, great service, great people, grear parking!…read more Highly recommended. The owner/ manager is super kind. I ordered the lomo saltado and it was super juicy. Great restaurant!

Good food but …read more.. Feeflatopm...Tipflation If you use a credit card, they automatically apply a 3% processing fee. They say there are signs posted about it but I cannot recall seeing one nor was I actually looking for one What expenses are restaurant owners expecting to shoulder anymore? Since the 1980s tips have always been a means to supplement their HR expenses. I will still accept that if I'm served by a wait staff. Now they want their patrons to supplement their credit card processing expenses. That's going too far for me.

An interesting place clearly inspired by the various cuisines of the Spanish-speaking world. I…read morewould not call any of this place traditional Mexican, Salvadoran, Spanish, etc. but a lot of the food is reminiscent of those cuisines. You walk in and there's a counter, a few tables, and a fridge with some to-go desserts. Several folks were standing waiting for a to-go order. We dined in, so we walked down the narrow hallway to the back room full of booths and tables. With lots of art for sale on the walls, it's got a nice cozy vibe going on. We were there on the later end on a random Tuesday, so we were the only people there. Our waiter brought us a basket of chips and salsa and after looking over the menu, I took his suggestion to get the paella. Their paella is not a traditional paella valenciana by any stretch, but it's sort of a cross between that and a jambalaya: rice-based with shrimp, chicken, and sausage, pleasantly spicy with some veggies thrown in too. While I originally balked at the price ($28 as of this writing), it was dinner and then two more meals when I took it home; it's easily 2-3 servings, making that price less daunting. My wife got the Tapas Platter, which was a great way to sample the variety of appetizers. A tasty chicken tamal, some spinach empanada (which had a kind of "meh" dough), a cheesy pupusa, and a salchipapa (potato stuffed with ground sausage and cheese) which my wife went mad for. There is a kids menu and Child #1 opted for a cheese quesadilla which seemed standard and Child #2 opted for a burger and fries which was pretty big for a kids meal, but I'm not complaining! BYOB - they even have a sign encouraging folks to go a few doors down to the liquor store if customers want to bring something in. The service wasn't very fast, but it wasn't bad. The food was decent, but it does seem a bit streamlined, so don't come here for a big variety of street tacos or the whole gamut of pupusas. That said, it was an overall solid dining experience.