Delicious. The good thing as amazing. The atmosphere was great too. The chef even came out to check…read moreon us. Great place

On our way to the airport, we decided to have a light lunch. My husband found this thru yelp…read more What a gem of a restaurant! We loved the Lechon asado . It was so delicious. The pork was juicy and has sort of citrus taste in the sauce. It was really good. We got it with fried plantains. They also gave us plantain chips as appetizer. I ordered cuban coffee and they served it is an edible coffee cup. How cute is that? And the coffee tasted so good. I regret that we had breakfast prior to coming here so we could not eat a lot. The service was great. The owner /chef , came out to check on the customers making sure we are liking the food. I like it when they do this, shows they care. Definitely a must try restaurant!

The food was good, but our overall experience could've been better…read more We came in on a Friday night and the restaurant was practically empty. I think this establishment could use a little better advertising because we only stumbled upon this place after a search on Yelp for Latin cuisine. Otherwise, I've never heard of this place before and I don't hear anyone talking about it. This is cute family establishment. It really makes you feel like you're sitting in Miami having a nice meal. The owner/staff are really friendly and are not shy from coming up to you and sparking a conversation. We ordered the Churrasco, Lechon Asado, and the kid's Deditos de Pollo. The meats were very good. The steak was very flavorful and tender. The lechon asado had good flavor also. Both meat portions were generous. The rice was good, but the tostones were very hard and dry. I wouldn't be surprised if they were made ahead and refried, which absolutely ruined them. They were inedible. The kids chicken nuggets were OK. My daughter had to drown them in ketchup for her to be able to eat, so I'm guessing they were very dry or tastless. We also waited for a very long time for staff to bring us our bill. We waited about 30-40 minutes for anyone to come back to our table to bring our check after we had already finished eating. So, although the staff is very friendly, their customer service could use improving. Overall, our experience was fair. There were some hiccups, but I think it's because it's a small family establishment that still needs to work out the kinks.

We arrived just after opening, so we had our choice of seats. At the owner/host/server's suggestion…read morewe sat in one of 3 booths. After perusing the menu, we decided to order several dishes and share them so we could try more. We asked the server for a appetizer recommendation, and he told us that the empanadas were very popular, and that we could choose a different flavor for each one. So we did that - choosing chicken, cheese, and guava and cheese (for dessert). We also ordered the Lechon Asada with sides of Moro and Maduras. We also tried the 2 Tamal Cubano plate, which included another side, and we chose more Maduros. Receiving our food took a little while because his family owned business was having a lot of takeout orders. But eventually the Lechon Asada and empanadas were brought out with the promise of the third dish to be delivered soon. Did Liang Asado had the Cuban rice and beans at one end and the Maduras (fried sweet plantains) at the other. Presentation was lovely and the food was very tasty. The empanadas had to be cut open so we could see what was inside. the crust was flaky and the filling also delicious. As we were making our way through these dishes, the Tamal plate was brought out. We each took one and split the Maduras. The Tamal Cubanos were different than the Mexican tamales we are used to. But they were extremely good, and I would definitely order them again. The surface was friendly and helpful, although not fast. But as long as you aren't in a hurry, the meal was perfect!

I tried the Cuban sandwich, the rice, pernil and yuca con mojo plate, a pastelillo, and a passion…read morefruit shake. Everything was good. The pastelillo was made from pre-made dough which is not bad, but not the best. The owners of this food truck were extremely attentive. They don't have tables, so you have to order everything to go.

I love Miami's Cafe, Best place to eat a Cuban sandwich and tripletas , the rice pork chunks and…read morePlantains yum

Yum!! I've never tried Honduran food before and was thoroughly delighted. I got the asada Baleada…read moreand was delicious! The avocado brought it to the next level. It does have sweet plantain chunks in it, which is a nice savory/sweet balance. The taquitos were good but didn't have a surprising amount of flavor. The bale bites (wings) were good too. FYI for those who don't like spice- None of it was spicy! I love spicy food so was missing the kick, but understand that's not traditional to Honduran food.

My gosh! This place is what we like to call stupid good!!! Makes me feel like a big dummy for not…read moretrying them sooner!!! The meat is so incredibly tender and the cheese is so melty and delish. We tried the Gringo mixed plate. Homemade authentic horchata and deep ridged churro that holds loads of cinnamon sugar. We are still talking about it an hour later -10/10. Powers and Woodman Walmart on Saturdays and every other Wednesday.

Sad. We had an amazing visit our first time here several years ago. Stopped in today and very…read moredifferent experience. Out of their signature island sauce, no beef or tostones... Waited for five minutes or so and only one person working. We decided it was not worth waiting as she was busy doing something in the kitchen. No Pig today... or ever.

I really enjoyed my visit here. First of all, I found it hard to find food in Colorado Springs that…read morehas much flavor. From steakhouses to even fast food restaurants, Colorado leaves much to be desired in the way of seasoning. Pig Latin Cocina was a pleasant surprise. I was there with a group of folks from work and we all order different tacos to try. All of the tacos were very flavorful and the meat was extremely tender. I had one of the specialty drinks that I can't remember the name of now but it was on sweet side and less strong. The location itself is tucked in the middle of an unassuming plaza with small stores on either side. When you walk in, you get a quaint and cozy vibe. There is some covered seating out front for when the weather is nice. Overall, I had a good experience here and I recommend if you're in the area.

The food is great, everything was perfect. I had two sandwiches and they were pretty amazing. The…read morepork chunks were awesome and a friend in our party said the shrimp pasta was delicious. The sweet plantains are amazing. We were the only ones in the "restaurant" when we went. I may give this place a try again during the week.

Excellent food, even though there was no one there on a Sunday lunch. Looks like it might be a good…read moredance club in the evenings.

The ambiance is fantastic, beer on tap is tasty, and the pretzel, wow! Service was attentive and we…read moredidn't have to wait for anything.

I love Manitou Springs. We were having a girls day. Wanted to end our day with a glass of wine…read more Unfortunately they were out of several wines. I was a bit upset since it was a lot of my favorite styles and it is a wine bar. I did find one that was ok. I was a bit disappointed in their bread pudding. It was deflated and seemed like it was made in a muffin tin. Not your typical bread pudding. I did like their small patio. It had a goof vibe. I will go back and see if I can add more stars.

The most excellent bartender,Brandy, yummy food things. Fantastic art work. A most wonderful…read morere-opening with live music . Highly recommend this cute little oasis of art, fun drinks and delicious food things!

Loved the Cubano! Shredded pork with mozzarella? And served on a dark (rye?) bread, served toasted…read morepanini style. Yum! Also ordered the quac. Mix it with the salsa and it's wonderful. The pesto panini is good but preferred the Cubano. Staff is so friendly. Owner invited us in before opening time. We will be back!

Spent $98 for a bag of chips & salsa, two flans, quesa birria tacos!…read more Everything was spoiled to include MOLD on the flan they said was just made!

Great food great service. We normally come on the weekends and the food is always always on pointread more

Update to my review from ~8 years ago. We STILL love this place…read more My husband loves the soup and the cake! We went most recently for brunch.

It's not often that I can say every item I order is great but at Shuga's everything really is…read moregreat. Shuga's Favorite Cafe Tray is an order that could satisfy one's entire meal but is best when shared as a starter or if you are looking for a light meal. The Mediterranean selection with the hummus and tapenade is amazing with the coconut shrimp soup being a must try with its creamy and spiciness. Though I love the almond butter cake the most to add a little dessert to the meal. The Madame of the Pletzl is one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've ever had. The bagel is perfectly salted and has a wonderful crunch the sandwich needs. The egg melts into the sandwich, mixing with everything it needs to. The ham is fried up to crisp it up a bit but the ham seems to be lacking flavor wise compared to everything else in the sandwich. The Cuban Mojo Sandwich also is an amazing sandwich. The pork shoulder is crisped up nicely and works so well with everything else. The winter soup was a tomato soup with some grilled cheese croutons and it is the best tomato soup I've ever had. The tomato soup isn't puréed, there are noticeable definitions in the tomatoes in the soup. The soup isn't too acidic which is the usual issue in tomato soups. The croutons really amplify this dish on to another level and I just wish there were more in my soup. I can't wait to come back here and my biggest issue will to try and order new things.