Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Empanadas Buenos Aires

    3.0 (2 reviews)

    Empanadas Buenos Aires Photos

    You might also consider

    More like Empanadas Buenos Aires

    Recommended Reviews - Empanadas Buenos Aires

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    1 year ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    7 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    Verify this business for free

    People searched for Empanadas 145 times last month within 10 miles of this business.

    Verify this business

    La Fondita Denton

    La Fondita Denton

    4.4
    (214 reviews)
    2.7 mi
    $$

    We had a really great experience overall! The food was amazing, the service was excellent, and the…read moreatmosphere felt relaxed and casual--perfect for a laid-back meal. Everything we ordered was delicious. The guacamole tasted super fresh, the queso was flavorful and came in a generous portion, and the salsa had just the right amount of kick without being too spicy. The only small hiccup was the chips situation--they give you big portions of guac, queso, and salsa, but the chips come in a tiny bowl. (Literally 10 chips) very sad for 6 people to fight over so little of chips. Not a huge deal, just a bit surprising. We also tried the margaritas--they had great flavor, though they tasted absent of tequila. Overall, we really enjoyed it and would definitely go back...maybe next time we bring our own chips! :)

    If I could give La Fondita Mexican Restaurant six stars, I would legally change the rating system…read morejust to make it happen. Let me set the scene: I walked in expecting a casual meal and maybe a decent taco. What I got instead was a borderline spiritual awakening wrapped in foil and served with rice and beans. First of all -- the giant piña colada. When they say giant, they are not messing around. This thing arrived like it had its own gravitational pull. I'm pretty sure I saw a small family of tourists orbiting it. One sip and I was transported to a beach that doesn't even exist on any map -- coconutty, icy perfection with just enough kick to make me briefly consider texting my boss that I've moved to an island and won't be returning. Then came the beans. Listen carefully: I don't throw this word around lightly -- perfect. These beans were so good I genuinely paused mid-bite and just stared into the middle distance reevaluating my entire life. Creamy, rich, seasoned like someone's abuela whispered ancient secrets into the pot. I would trust these beans with my taxes, my passwords, and honestly my emotional well-being. And the corn tortillas... dear lord, the corn tortillas. I have had tortillas in many places, including at my own abuela's table -- and saying this feels like confessing a sin -- but these might be the best I've ever had besides abuela's. Warm, soft, slightly charred in all the right places, like they were handmade by someone who has been perfecting this craft since before I was born and possibly before electricity was invented. If I could build a house out of these tortillas, I would. I would live there. Happily. And then--just when I thought things couldn't escalate further--the huevos rancheros arrived. Eggs cooked to that perfect sweet spot where the yolk still has a little rebellion left in it, laid over a bed of everything that matters, all tied together with a sauce that refuses to be anything less than unforgettable. It's the kind of breakfast that makes you question why you ever settle for anything less in life. Comforting, bold, and somehow both rustic and wildly impressive at the same time. Everything else on the plate? Outstanding. Rice that actually deserves to be eaten and not just politely ignored. Salsa that sneaks up on you like, "oh this is nice--OH okay there it is." Service? Friendly, fast, and somehow emotionally supportive. Atmosphere? The kind of place where you immediately feel like a regular even if it's your first time. Final verdict: If you are anywhere within a 50-mile radius of Denton and you are not eating at La Fondita Mexican Restaurant, you are making a series of deeply questionable life choices. I came in hungry. I left changed.

    Photos
    La Fondita Denton
    Sopes plate
    Sopes plate
    La Fondita Denton

    See all

    Lucy's Bakery

    Lucy's Bakery

    4.6
    (29 reviews)
    4.9 mi

    First of all, this is the first bakery I've found in my 21 years in Texas that's even close to the…read morequality and feel of the bakeries in Southern California and I'm so excited. All of their selections are very good and very fresh and you have to come by frequently to see what is rotating in and out - like seasonal baked items depending on the holidays. Lots to choose from - it's almost impossible for me to choose and keep from buying more than my family will eat. Great customer service, great quality and the prices are so good. Why aren't there more bakeries like Lucy's in North Texas?! Regarding my 21 years here, I lived in Allen for most of that time and there are a couple grocery stores over there but their selections were woefully lacking compared with what Lucy's offers - also they weren't as fresh. Lucy's is what's up.

    I've lived in this area for over three years and never knew this bakery was there. But then I never…read moredrive that way. I was anxious to visit this place. I'll try a new bakery now and then, in search of a good place close to me. I'm very picky on the flavors of the bakery's breads and such. I'll usually try a new bakery at least once. If it doesn't grab me the first time, I'll move on. It was really good. The concha's have a little flavor, they could use just a little bit more anise, but not enough to keep me from buying them. The empanadas were fantastic! I love Gallinas, but this place didn't have them, maybe next time. This will be my permanent bakery, unless I move out of this area.

    Photos
    Tacos de asada con arroz y frijoles
    Tacos de asada con arroz y frijoles
    Menudo
    Menudo
    Lucy's Bakery

    See all

    Taqueria Miguelitos

    Taqueria Miguelitos

    4.0
    (88 reviews)
    8.3 mi

    Four of us and we are all worried we may get sick from this food…read more Horrible isn't even close to what this was like. Drink station did not work. We paid for drinks. Asked to fix it. They did but still didn't dispense sodas. Asked to get cans out of fridge and they started to say no. Like we paid for a drink. Come on. Food came. ICE COLD. ALL OF IT. Fajitas, enchilada, quesadillas. HOW were they cold?? Cheese not even melted. Zero seasoning. Meat for each plate. Seemed CHARRED and tasted burnt. Also tasted rancid. Ended up spitting out the chicken into napkins. Yes. At the table. Gagging. Cold inside. Sterile feeling. Bad experience. Bad. We have lived all over the United States and have traveled all over the world. Even in Third World countries we've had better street food.

    One of the worst Mexican food experiences I've had. I hate to leave an all negative review BUT…read morethere really is not much I can say to balance out the negative experience. First, there was no line when we arrived but somehow it took nearly 20 minutes to get our food. Their soda machine was out of syrup and they couldn't figure out how to replace the supply so we had to ask if we could get a different type of drink. The food was cold including the queso which was already geling on top when they brought it out ahead of our meals. The fajitas were overly seasoned and the chicken not edible. The only hot item was the flour tortillas. We left more of the meal than we ate. Super disappointing and definitely will not be back.

    Photos
    Looks great, not edible.
    Looks great, not edible.
    Asado de puerco y tacos
    Asado de puerco y tacos
    Enchilada. Gross. Watery sour cream.

    See all

    Enchilada. Gross. Watery sour cream.

    Empanadas Buenos Aires - empanadas - Updated July 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...