Don't let the name fool you ... this is more than a bakery. A family- and locally-owned…read moreestablishment, this little spot has a loyal consistent following. This restaurant has the most authentic Mexican tacos (what we call tacos de calles) from living in Los Angeles, CA. Not that I'm the expert, but I've had my fair share after many years of late night clubbing and grubbing on street tacos made on the spot. Our family has been enjoying the closest thing we've found to traditional Mexican food since moving to South Florida five years ago. They have a full line of Mexican bakery goods, sell flan and custom cakes too. For me, it's all about the tacos!! While we were used to $0.79 tacos back in Cali, we certainly cannot complain as we typically eat here for $20-35 for the three of us, including tip. It's definitely a gem, hidden or not. Next time you're in Coral Sorings, check this place out!!

This place bought back memories of growing up in LA and visiting Mexican bakeries with my parents…read more It's truly authentic, the food is great and it's very affordable. I'll definitely be back.

Come with me to La Barrita RD located in Margate, FL. I was in Margate with family, and we were…read morelooking for something to eat when we came across La Barrita on Yelp and decided to check it out since the menu looked good. Being Dominican, I can be skeptical of Dominican restaurants since a home-cooked meal is my favorite, but this place had authentic Dominican food. We had their Morir Soñando, Chimi, Longaniza con Tostones, Pollo Frito, and Yaniqueque. Everything was delicious and fresh. Their service was outstanding, kind, attentive, and friendly. If I'm in the area again, I will definitely stop by.

Great place. The food was really good. I had the mangu with eggs, salami and friend cheese. My…read moreson had the 1/4 chicken with tostones and rice. Everything was fresh. I also had a shake which was really good. I would definitely recommend it. Service was nice they were very attentive. The place was very relaxing.

A hidden gem! Picking up where the last business left off, this restaurant offers food authentic to…read moreits culture. Attempting at something simple, I ordered the chicken with plantains. I was wowed at the portion and fullness as this entrée had different layers of flavor starting from a cabbage slaw that seemed to be a palate cleanser as I ate along. On top of the cabbage was a layer of plantains. These plantains were drenched in the juices of the stewed chicken that sat on top. The pickled onions and crumbled cheese added more unique flavor. This layered entrée was delicious from start to end; I still have plenty of leftovers. The service was quick, and I could tell there was a language barrier, but I will still able to communicate with the hostess. The ambience of the place could use a little razzle dazzle, but I will be back to try something else. Niiice!

Came with my husband our son & our friend Grace to have some lunch. Food was very good & good…read moreprices I tried pupusas for the first time it was a bean and cheese very flavorful just wish they had some with shredded beef or chicken because some people don't like pork just as a option. The music was a little loud in there to and I asked the server to turn it down but I think she just ignored me so that was a little rude just considering because my son was 5 months at the time

Great food from staff that feels like family . Food and coffee are always wonderful and service is…read morefast

So as I do, I'm going to give you the straight-up view on this place…read more Let's start here. This is not Cuban food. Not even close. The owner was sitting there while we were there, and to be clear, she's Colombian, not Cuban. That matters when you're claiming a Cuban spot, especially in South Florida where people actually know the difference. Now the coffee. I ordered a colada and it came out ridiculously sweet. I'm talking over-the-top, almost undrinkable. We had to reorder it with less sugar, and they didn't even offer to replace the first one. That alone tells you a lot about how they handle things. Then the Cuban sandwich. They put mustard and mayonnaise on it. Let me say that again. Mayonnaise. On a Cuban sandwich. That is straight-up wrong. As a Miami native, I'm telling you, that's an abomination. If you grew up around real Cuban food, you already know that doesn't fly. And if you're defending it... I don't know what to tell you. Lol. Look, I'm not trying to be harsh for the sake of it. But when you call yourself Cuban in a place like South Florida, there's a standard. This place doesn't meet it. Unless you've got nothing better to do, I wouldn't go out of my way to come here for "Cuban" food.

The food AND the COFFEE here are FANTASTIC. Like, the coffee alone deserves its own fan club. Fair…read morewarning: there's a bit of a wait, but good art (and great espresso) can't be rushed. Bring a friend, catch up, play dominos and by the time you're done, your order will show up like a delicious reward for your patience. 10/10, would wait again.

Usually any Cuban eatery is gonna have great coffee and this place did not disappoint. Hidden on…read morethe northwest side of an old plaza sits El Cubano Sandwich Shop. It was obvious that the decor was to provide a peek into "Old School" Cuba, and the suceeded. Canvas art work and paintings of vintage American cars sprawled against the warm wood panel walls complemented by corrugated metal wrapped around the lower portion of the walls and counter provided a distinct industrial and rustic style with small café tables and multi-colored aluminum seating. The scent of smoking meat was evident and the echoes of a metal spatula tapping against the flat grill drew my eyes to the small kitchen where a Cuban Philly sandwich was being cooked (see pic). They brewed me a Cuban colada presented in a common styro cup without a logo, lacking a simple and cheap detail. The coffee provided me a quick jolt of pleasure. The gender neutral bathroom was clean and basic with a square cut distressed style mosaic wall mirror above the sink. Will try the Cuban Philly and of course another colada at their other location on West Atlantic Blvd.

Small cafe with great food and service. We got a variety of food. The paella is a bit salty, but…read morethe rest is great!

This place is small but I highly recommend eating in, take out is okay too but eating inside always…read morehas its benefits. This location is off of Sample in Coral Springs, with a generous and kind staff. Well lit and a bathroom towards the back. The food is delicious, I highly recommend the milanesa de pollo and in my grandmas words the fried fish lol but the plates are a very generous size and definitely outshine most locations who charge around the same for smaller plate sizes. They make in house desserts, and have a huge variety on their menu. In this location you cannot go wrong come visit and taste it for yourself. Good luck, and happy eating!

The food was excellent and the staff was very nice, coffee was very good as well. I would…read moredefinately return

I am obsessed! I…read morehad seen this place many times when visiting the walk but had never had the opportunity to try it. Finally, I gave it a try and omg! I was in for a treat. Simply put "delicious","perfection". Every baked good I've tried so far from this place has been amazing. It is always packed so service is a bit slow but is worthy! A bit pricey but worthy! The place itself is nothing extravagant, but is nice and clean. They have an indoor and outdoor seating arrangement. I will come back here over and over again. Treat yourself to Crocante; you won't regret it!

Bohio Latin Flavors, Margate…read more Dominican and Puerto Rican cuisine with a heavy emphasis on mofongo, and based on this visit, that's one of the reasons to come here. They offer numerous variations, with your choice of sauce and protein, making this one of the more mofongo-focused restaurants I've seen in Broward. We started with the shrimp mofongo. The plantain mound itself was moist, flavorful, and nicely seasoned, avoiding the dry, dense texture that plagues lesser versions. Ours came topped with a rich shrimp sauce, but other options included a garlic cream sauce and a Creole-style sauce, both of which looked excellent as they passed through the dining room. Of the dishes we tried, the mofongo was actually my favorite. The masitas de cerdo (fried pork chunks) were flavorful and well-seasoned, although they came out a bit drier than I would have preferred. I'd still order them again, but based on what I saw arriving at nearby tables, the pernil may be the move on a future visit. The rice deserves mention as well. The arroz con gandules was excellent, with plenty of flavor rather than simply serving as a side dish. They also offered moro rice in both red bean and black bean versions, which was nice to see. The Punta Cana cocktail was worth ordering. Sweet, tropical, and considerably stronger than it looked. The dining room is much larger than it appears from outside, but this is very much a casual neighborhood spot. It reminded me of the kind of local restaurant you'd find in Puerto Rico or the Dominican Republic: a large dining room, full bar, TVs on the wall, families gathering for dinner, and the emphasis squarely on the food rather than creating an upscale experience. There's also a stage and DJ setup for live entertainment. One note: service was slow on our Sunday evening visit. After speaking with the manager, I learned she was also the restaurant's only server and that a single cook was handling the kitchen while also keeping up with a steady stream of takeout orders. Given those realities, the pace made more sense. Everyone was friendly, but this isn't the place to visit if you're in a hurry. Both English and Spanish menus are available, although the primary server was clearly more comfortable interacting in Spanish. They also feature Latin music and a DJ on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, which is probably when the room really comes alive. If you're a fan of mofongo, pernil, arroz con gandules, or Dominican comfort food in general, Bohio is worth adding to your list.

Great tacos, went on Taco Tuesday, it was excellent. Prices were more than reasonable. I've…read moregone back several times. Get yourself some Bohio.