I must say finding REALLY good Hispanic food in this part of town felt like finding a winning…read morelottery ticket in a gas station parking lot. I'm from Miami where good Latin food is basically on every corner fighting for your attention so my expectations were HIGH. I decided to gamble on DoorDash and stumbled across this Colombian spot. Dear Jesus what have I been missing? First, I ordered the tostones with chicharrón and let me tell you those pork pieces were crunching louder than my knees getting out of bed in the morning. Absolutely amazing. Then came the breakfast plate with rice and beans, scrambled eggs, and steak. That steak was so good I almost stood up in my hotel room and started singing romantic Spanish ballads to the container. At this point, I'm not even ashamed to admit I'm probably ordering from this same place again tomorrow and maybe the next day too while I'm here working. The delivery driver is about to know me by first name. 100% recommended. Whoever is cooking back there deserves a raise and possibly a vacation.

Quick breakfast treats and coffee as the Guava bread was tasty, though I should have had it heated…read moreup by the server. The coffee with evaporated milk was good too. The place is clean and the server is very friendly. There is also plenty of parking here.

PALERMO PUERTO RICAN... UN AMOR PROHIBIDO…read more Ay, Dios mío... I walked into Palermo Puerto Rican in Florida thinking I was simply going to have dinner. Pero NO. What happened that day was something much more dangerous... I fell in love. I ordered the Christmas Plate, and the moment it arrived at the table, I froze. Pork. Arroz con gandules. Pasteles. Plátanos maduros. I whispered... "No puede ser..." One bite, and suddenly I wasn't in Florida anymore. I was back in Puerto Rico during Las Navidades. I could almost hear the coquí, the music, the laughter of family, and somebody in the distance yelling, "¡Dale, que llegó la comida!" The pork was tender and full of flavor. The arroz con gandules tasted like Christmas memories on a plate. The pasteles... AY, LOS PASTELES! I wasn't emotionally prepared. And those sweet plátanos maduros came into my life like the forbidden lover my mother warned me about. I looked at my plate and said: "¡¿POR QUÉ?! ¿POR QUÉ TUVE QUE CONOCERTE AHORA?" Because this wasn't dinner anymore. ESTO ERA AMOR PROHIBIDO. Every bite brought back memories of Puerto Rican Christmases--the food, the family, the music, the alegría, the traditions. It was nostalgia, happiness, heartbreak and romance all served on one plate. And when the last bite was gone... I stared at the empty plate like the final scene of a telenovela. "No te vayas... todavía tenemos una vida juntos." Palermo Puerto Rican, you didn't just feed me. You took me home. And now our love may be complicated... it may be dangerous... it may even be forbidden... PERO VOLVERÉ. Because some loves are simply too powerful to forget. ¡QUE VIVA PUERTO RICO, QUE VIVA LA NAVIDAD... Y QUE VIVA ESTE AMOR PROHIBIDO!

Everything was delicious. Maybe put a Cuban on the menu?…read moreThe pork was so tender and flavorful. The mofongo was not dry at all! Sangria was perfect. Not to much citrus! I would come back again when in the area.

Everything was perfect. Service and food. But those empanadas- the pastry is so flaky…read more A small bit of feedback, the music was a little too loud.

Fast takeout. Nice flakey crust, but unfortunately, the flavor was bland. We tried 4 varieties.read more

This is a little Guatemalan restaurant we found near our house. Walking in it is a cute little…read moreplace with a store (tienda) on one side and a restaurant on the other. When you sit down the server brings your menus and these delicious little chips topped with ketchup and mayo. If you don't like those toppings you can request to have some without. The menu is in Spanish and English with great descriptions. The server was kind but we did have a spanish speaker with us so communication was easy. I ordered the Cauldo de Res (beef stew only served on the weekend) and comes with homemade tortillas and rice. My husband ordered the Guatemalan fired chicken (comes with rice,beans and homemade tortillas). The food was so delicious and there was so much beef in the stew! Would recommend.

I walked in hungry as my car was being worked on a few blocks down the street. The small grocery…read morestore was packed with random items on the shelves and on the other side, rows of booths for the food crowd. There were a few customers already eating or waiting to eat but it took zero time to order and get my food - it might have been 7-8 minutes tops. The server was kind and sweet. I ordered the Tacos Mexicana. While the dish had flavor and plenty of toppings, the meat itself was extremely dry. It made it hard to chew and swallow. Had these tacos had some juice to them or even a decent option for hot sauce I could have really enjoyed them. If you are looking for a menu that's a little different than most I've seen, there are a lot of items at Tienda that I wish I would have tried! If I'm ever in this specific area again I'll try it once more.

This was authentic AMAZING Latin cuisine. Diverse and able to accommodate food allergies like…read more"dairy free" and "gluten free" I highly recommend trying what the locals favorites are!

Let me start off by saying that I am pretty obsessed with pupusas, so driving by this pupuseria, it…read moredefinitely caught my eye. It is a small restaurant and it is definitely a no-frills type place. My server took awhile to get over to me when I first seated myself and after giving me a menu, took a bit of time to get back to me to take my order. She was friendly enough, though. As I said, I am pretty obsessed with pupusas, so I went with them. I will say that they are a bit more expensive than what I normally pay for them. I usually pay about three dollars a piece for them. Here, they offered a plate of three pupusas for thirteen dollars. So, I paid four dollars more than what I would pay at most other places. The food came out and I tore into my pupusas. They were okay, but nothing beyond average. It seems the filling was more bean and not so much meat. I guess overall, I can only give it three stars. The food warrants three stars, but the value compared to the quality and taste is only two stars, but I will still keep it at three stars overall.

Really good Puerto Rican food! I ordered the alcapurria, and it reminded me of when my grandmother…read moreused to make them. The bacalaitos were missing the cod and were a bit too salty for me, but the texture was just as I remembered from childhood. The arroz con pollo really tasted homemade. It was fresh and delicious. The chicken mofongo was great too the mofongo was a generous size, soft, moist, and flavorful. I only wish they had served some gravy on the side. The chicken was fresh and crispy. For dessert, the cheese flan was so good! They also have limber, and the cream flavor was absolutely delicious. My only regret is that I didn't come sooner!

My family visited this cozy restaurant and it is decorated with island pictures and symbols…read more A very extensive menu with traditional Puerto Rican dishes. The night we went the 2 waitresses hopped from table to table and kept all in order. Sadly the signature dish, the sticking of the pot "el pegao" and the name of the restaurant was not available - what a shame! Ample parking

Ordered online for pickup. There was no wait by the time we got there, and the food smelled so good…read moreon the ride home! My husband and I just got back from a trip to Mexico, so these tacos definitely hit the spot. Our favorite was the tacos de asada, and a close second for me were the flautas, though I wish we could have got them with asada as well (the option wasn't online). I think next time I'll just order at the truck, but there WILL be a next time lol. I'd also love to sit and enjoy them at their outside tables on a nice day too.

Food was amazing same with the service. They were very quick took five minutes for all three tacos.read more

I saw this place on Instagram and it looked awesome. It was advertised as a "glow in the dark…read moremexican bar" Upon walking in, I should have probably turned around. There is one big wall painted in neon paint but it is not "glow" in the dark. The food was honestly some of the worst mexican food I've had. I don't know how refried beans and rice can taste so bad but they did. The guacamole tasted like a straight up smashed avocado with no seasonings or tomatoes & onions in it. The chicken quesadilla was alright, but that is pretty hard to screw up. Chips & salsa, chips were stale and the salsa tasted just like any jar stuff you find at Publix. As soon as we sat down, the owner came over asking us for drinks and appetizer orders. With no drink or food menus to even have a look at. I'm not sure if this place is brand new or what, but I will take the L on the money I lost and eat somewhere else from now on.

Wow! This place is beautiful. The artwork is amazing in all…read morethe walls, especially when they turn on the black light everything pops! The margs are delicious and pack a punch. The food is almost too beautiful to eat. Delicious flavors and beautiful marriage of spices. You feel welcomed, taken care of and adored by the staff.