This is a diamond in the rough, very clean, friendly and fast service and the food is made to…read moreorder. They recently added a lunch buffet which I didn't try, but several customers chose the buffet. I got the asada torta and it didn't disappoint. The meat was flavorful, hot and tender. Husband got the Huarache and he enjoyed it as well. If you want a delicious "hole in the wall" this is it! Authentic too.

Must be permanently closed? We wanted to support a non-chain establishment so we placed an online…read moreorder through Grubhub during an overnight visit to Valdosta. Order was accepted by the system but upon arriving, the building was dark, no cars in the lot, surrounding grass overgrown.

10/10 will do it again! Being from Tampa, Cuban food is a staple in my diet. Moving from a big city…read moreto a small town absolutely sucks, but this place gave me a little piece of home! The food? Off the charts! The experience? Always interesting (helps to know some Spanish). The Cuban market inside? Authentic to the core (hold on to your wallets tight because it's easy to drop some serious coin in there ) There's no written menus, and they serve different stuff every day with some obvious staples (maduros, Cuban bread, rice dishes, etc) Don't walk....RUN! You won't regret it.

This is a hidden gem of Moultrie. Family owned and operated. He food is authentic Cuban and Latin…read morefair. The ye service is beyond anything you'll get at any franchise in town. The owner and staff will assist you in ordering and picking the best options for you. I had the shredded beef Ropa Vieja and it was amazing. You just can't find food like this anywhere nearby. Come support our local businesses. I know I'll be back!

5 stars for some incredible Venezuelan food! I'm still shook by everything we had. I always have…read morethis feeling that food trucks are small and overpriced but not DejaVu! Pro Tip: order ahead if you're in a hurry. We got most of our items quickly but the arepa took longer to make. I'm not complaining but just know if you're in a rush it may take a minute but it's Def worth it! The arepa with pork was super filling, enough to share for $12. Everything was so fresh and tasty, oh so crispy and those signature sauces, just wow! I was also floored by the mandoca ($4 for 1) and the tequenos ($7 for 3). I've never tried mandoca before and it was such a unique flavor and so special. And fried cheese with dough, ugh oh so good and happy dance! If you haven't been I HIGHLY recommend and the owner is super friendly! The food was so filling we didn't eat our empanadas but we are so excited to eat them later. :)

Now located just north of Esposito's on Capitol Circle, Northeast. Authentic Venezuelan food that's…read morepriced great. The owner and his family love making people happy and their bellies full.

Food: I had the sampler appetizer that came with empanadas, flautas, plantains, cheese dip and…read morecheese quesadilla. Portions were plentiful! Everything was flavorful and delicious! I tried some of my friends carne asada fries and they were so good! Everyone was really happy with their food choices. We tried their 2for1 margaritas. These were good for the price but we're very tart and sweet. I still enjoyed them. Service: We came in on a Sunday for lunch with a large party and were seated right away. Staff were quick and super friendly. Gratuity was already included due to the size of our party but it was right in line with what I would have given. Ambiance: the decor was really cool. Very modern but still had cozy authentic vibes. Parking was great as well as they had their own lot. I will definitely be back when I come back to Valdosta.

Very bad customer service, our food came out way past our order time and there was maybe 3 other…read moretables when we were there. Our kids chicken tenders wasn't even tenders nor were they even cooked right. In the past, our service there was great which is why we kept coming back but after this time we are for sure not eating here again. The manager wasn't helpful in anyway he claimed "it's the cooks fault not mine" and proceeded to ignore us the rest of the time we were there.

We were travelling to the area to pick up our new family member (Miniature Schnauzer). On the way…read moreto our hotel room, we searched for "dogs welcome". Christian showed us to the patio and provided great service throughout the meal. get the Chicha Morada. It was excellent lightly refreshing non alcoholic beverage that will remind you of a light wassail perfect for warmer weather. We started off with the calamari. My son got the Lomo Saltado. My wife ordered a pasta dish (I forgot to get the name of). I ordered Pescado A Lo Macho. All dishes were fantastic. Flavors were excellent. I added there house sauce to mine, because I like it spicy. I thought this dish was amazing. My wife's taste thought the pasta was a little too rich with cream, but I thought it was perfect. All of us loved the flavors of the Lomo Saltado. We finished the meal with the best Tres Leches I have ever had. It was a great atmosphere. Thank you Chef Martin for sharing your home with us. Thank you to proprietor Gary and staff for making us welcome. One complaint, you are not in Mobile, Alabama. Bring your flavors here for us, please.

An impromptu trip to Peru is absolutely within reach, and shockingly affordable!…read more We had a last minute opportunity to go out for dinner and decided to make a reservation for Cafe de Martin because they had availability for our semi "early bird" time slot. We chose to dine on their colorful outdoor terrace, and when I tell you that we were transported to another country.... I mean, it literally took us out of Tally and dropped us in a tropical paradise. As the sun went down, the lights began to glow. The ambiance was surreal. I repeatedly told my husband I felt thousands of miles away from home. Was it the cafe lights or the Sangria? I can't be sure. The live music began and it was a whole vibe. Heads turned, ears perked up, and an entire terrace just exhaled. The sultry atmosphere was only overshadowed by the savory food. Dear Lord we ate far too much. What is that saying? Ask forgiveness not permission. Sounds about right. We started with cocktails and Fried Yucca. The Jamaican Margarita was a perfect blend with a sweet sugared rim. The Sangria was a full party in the glass with fresh fruit. The Yucca portion was hefty, but we ate it ALL. In hindsight, we should have saved more room for our actual meal. We ordered Lomo Saltado Beef that was so tender and rich, and it was accompanied by another hefty portion of indulgent carbs. See? That's where moderation in our starter would have been wise. Ahh lessons learned. If we had saved half of the Yucca for leftovers it would have reheated in an air fryer beautifully. We also ordered the Escabeche which was a beautifully fried , snapper filet served with sweet potato and rice. The sauce was simple and elegant with that classic tart vinegar bite. We looked at the dessert menu. I repeat, looked. We simply had no more room. We'll be back soon and promise to make it to the dessert menu and coffee.

My dining companion and I visited El Rincón Latino Colombian Restaurant on recent Friday night…read more Since the universities have dismissed for summer break, we thought this would be a fine time to try this restaurant again. A restaurant was fairly empty when we arrived. We went inside, but let the server know we were gonna sit outside. Several minutes passed and menus were delivered. It took several more minutes for the server to return and take our order. I have to say the food is worth the price of admission! We ordered enough options so that we could take home leftovers for the next day's lunch. We ordered the chorizo tacos, served, and softshell flour tortillas. They must've been baked slightly because they had a little bit of structure to them. There is ample chorizo in each taco. Delicious! We also ordered an arepa, empanadas, tostones, and yuca fries. Everything was delicious, plated individually, and tasted wonderful. My question the reason we don't visit this restaurant more often. We were glad to visit and we plan to return!

(Deslice había abajo para español) Unfortunately, this…read morerestaurant was a big disappointment. The food is extremely overpriced for both the quality and the portion sizes. The tostones were not fresh and were obviously previously frozen. The rice was overcooked, and the chicharrones were overcooked to the point of being almost burned, with a rancid flavor that has nothing to do with authentic Colombian chicharrón. Additionally, the chicharrón pieces were neither large nor wide, as traditional Colombian chicharrón should be. The chorizo in the bandeja paisa tasted like a strange mix between Colombian and Mexican chorizo, which simply does not belong in a traditional bandeja paisa. Honestly, it felt more like a "bandeja paisa junior." The egg was fried without asking for cooking preference, which was disappointing. The grilled chicken with onions was not grilled at all--it was a very thin chicken breast cooked on a flat top with excessive oil. The beans had excellent flavor, but they were served cold, which is unacceptable. The empanadas were delicious, but again, way overpriced. Overall, the prices are unjustifiably high for what you get. I do not recommend this place, and I definitely will not be returning. -- Lamentablemente, nuestra experiencia en este restaurante fue muy decepcionante. La comida es demasiado cara para la calidad y la cantidad que ofrecen. Los tostones no estaban frescos, claramente eran previamente congelados. El arroz estaba pasado de cocción, y los chicharrones estaban sobrecocinados, casi quemados, con un sabor rancio que nada tiene que ver con el verdadero chicharrón colombiano. Además, los chicharrones no eran grandes ni anchos, como suele ser el chicharrón colombiano auténtico. El chorizo de la bandeja paisa tenía una mezcla de sabor entre chorizo colombiano y mexicano que no encaja para nada en una bandeja paisa tradicional; en realidad, deberían llamarla "bandeja paisa junior." El huevo fue frito sin preguntar la preferencia de cocción, lo cual fue decepcionante. El pollo al grill con cebolla no era al grill; era una pechuga muy fina hecha a la plancha y con bastante aceite. Los frijoles tenían muy buen sabor, pero llegaron fríos, algo totalmente inaceptable. Las empanadas estaban deliciosas, pero igualmente excesivamente caras. En resumen, los precios son injustificables para la calidad y cantidad ofrecidas. No lo recomiendo y no volveré.

The inside is small and clean. Most people seemed to take out. We had the real Cuban and the…read moreRafter. Both sandwiches were amazing! Service was wonderful as well. Glad we visiting this gem instead of a chain.

We decided to split a Cuban sandwich. Zero taste, one of the meats was mushy. We bought the one…read moresandwich $10.99, 2 sodas, (one was supposed to come with the dish) and a small coffee. After mandatory tip bill was $20.00!! Yes the owner/chef was a nice guy, but......so anyway, I won't go back. There is another place in town we went to, much better....

Excellent food and service. Consistent and always tasty. We try to visit regularly. I agree with…read morethe previous review that the street corn is great. The sopes are also excellent.

Wow what a nice surprise in Valdosta, the food is excellent and the corn! If you've never tried…read moreMexican street corn here is your chance!

This place is LEGIT! If you want a real pick me up they have the BEST cafe con leche in town!…read more Authentic Cuban food! Coming from Miami that says a lot! Service & ambiance was great! Excited to visit over & over when traveling through

Manager is always super chill and the food is some of the best in town. Great spot for lunch or a…read moresnack