The most authentic Caribbean restaurant in the DFW area. I literally salivate every time I think of…read morethis place. I'm FULL Puertorrican and I approve of this place Careful though, they will keep filling your plate up with food until you tell them to stop

Such a horrible experience, all the food that is out so dry beans were like cement. I would not…read moresuggest going here , all workers are talking within another and on their phones not putting attention as well with giving attitude when being asked questions. They gave me a whole burnt burger not being able to finish it.

WOW, so authentic and good! My first visit today at Taqueria Los Pinos #2, but it definitely won't…read morebe my last. It's a small restaurant located on Irving Blvd between Nursery and Britain in a spot that used to be a good place for pho. I ordered the Chata plate which consisted of two gorditas, two tacos, rice and beans. You have a choice of meat when ordering, so I got one gordita with picadillo rojo and one verde, and one taco with steak meat and the other with pork (pastor-ish). I cannot express how good the picadillo rojo gordita was, and the texture of the bean juice was so creamy. Everything was really excellent! I'd like to add that they served my meal on a Mexican pottery plate and I think that that is such a lovely touch. You order at the counter from their friendly staff and then they bring it to your table. I spoke to Idalia before leaving and she said that it's not on the featured menu, but they also make breakfast. Chilaquiles, juevos rancheros, even pancakes! Pretty much anything you might want, they can probably make it. Just ask!

Incredible breakfast tacos. Everything was hot and fresh and the service was really good too!read more

Tucked away in a shopping center is this real treasure. Our waitress was pleasant and patient as I…read morestumbled through my poorly strung together Spanish. She even called a bilingual relative to help us order. Agua frescas were wonderful and all the food was hot and freshly made. I definitely ate way too many pupusas but they were sooo good! There are also wonderful ice cream treats. Don't let the language barrier deter you, this place is definitely worth a stop.

Wonderful and delicious experience at this restaurant!! The pupusas are delicious ! The atmosphere…read moreis great and we had amazing service!! We loved it!! We will be back when we visit Dallas.

We only had the take-out, but I was impressed with their Peruvian options! We'll be going in person…read moresometime soon!

good food. you can choose between a la carte or buffet style food. it's pretty lively in there with…read moremusic and everyone talking but it feels nice in there. i recommend it if you're wanting to eat good Salvadoran food

Stopped in for dinner. Had ceviche pescado and Lomo Saltado…read more They give you concha (fried corn kernels with salt) as snack to begin. The ceviche was quite delicious. Fresh fish and they'll prepare it how you want in terms of heat. Lomo was very tasty. Could of had maybe more tomatoes, but the beef was well seasoned. Its not filet mignon, but a good cut for the price point. They had live music on this Friday night which concerned me that it'd be too loud but was actually quite nice and they played a variety of Peruvian songs. The store portion is well stocked with Peruvian staples and treats. Peruvian food is delicious when done correctly. There's a lot of "fusion" places that charge high prices and are trendy. This place has delicious traditional Peruvian food at a great price. Must stop in if you're in the area. It won't disappoint.

2nd time here and again disappointed with the service…read more I ordered my food online and when I got there, they didn't even pull the order. Food is excellent just wished the owner would work on the service. The ladies need to attend to the customers and stop talking behind the counter.

The ambiance, the service, and the quality were top-notch. If you want to feel like you're at a…read moreloved one's home who made you a meal made with love, this is the place. We stopped for lunch, it wasn't busy or crowded, and there's plenty of seating. Our waiter let us know that on Fridays and Saturdays, they have a lively evening with a band if we were interested in that. He also mentioned the margaritas were good. Casa Vieja is a Colombian cuisine restaurant. I'm not too familiar with the dishes, so I opted for the mini Bandera Paisa, which is a traditional dish consisting of pork skin, sausage, sweet plantain, fried egg, thin steak, corn cake, red beans, white rice, and avocado. Not sure how this was the mini dish, but everything was so good. The food was well seasoned and not overly greasy or heavy. My request for spice was delivered with 2 salsas and grilled serranos. My beverage of choice was a mango juice, very refreshing, and the natural sweetness was complementary to my savory dish. I wish I had room for dessert, but this just gives me more of an incentive to return. Happy with the entire experience, if you haven't been, stop by!

Loved this spot! The food is very good and the staff were very friendly and nice. Authentic food…read more Definitely recommend checking this place out. I will bring my family back here again!

Great Peruvian food. Friendly service. We came here hoping we would find the same flavors as we…read morehave had in other places before and we were not disappointed! Great flavors and great portion sizes. So glad we stopped & tried it! Empty plate full tummy!

I came here with my Peruvian friend who was super pumped to try Peruvian food in Texas. They also…read moresell Peruvian spices at the counter too! I ordered: Ceviche: this was wonderful and flavorful and I really liked it. Felt super healthy and fresh Anticucho: my husband liked this and the meat was cooked well Beef fried rice: was flavorful and pretty delicious Overall was great. I would have given this a 5 but they were missing a lot of items on the menu, I also am in love with this aji Verde sauce they have at other places and I couldn't find it here.

On the Southwest corner of Irving Blvd and Nursery Rd in the Aldi shopping center, sits this…read moreunassuming, long-time local eatery that has been serving up authentic Mexican dishes for decades in the Irving community. It's located just a few doors down from the now-shuttered, iconic BBQ joint -- Fred's BBQ, which we all sorely miss. Their cooking has a very similar taste to my Mom's as she was also from Northern Mexico (from the neighboring state of Tamaulipas), and since she's no longer here, I always find myself going back here when I'm needing that nostalgic comfort of home. My favorites are the barbacoa and carnitas tacos and their rice and beans are so delicious! I swear they taste just like my Mom's. They never skimp on the meat and I'm so picky, so I love that I don't have to pick through a bunch of mystery meat like at other places. They have daily specials, chiles rellenos, lengua and all kinds of meats and guisos, tamales, and menudo on the weekends. Don't forget to grab some pan dulce and some dessert cups as well for that sweet finish to a deliciously homey and satisfying meal. The owners are always so warm, welcoming, and kind. Go give them a try today if you've never been, or go in and rediscover why this place has been a fixture in the Irving community for so long!

I didnt dine in. I just picked up a menudo which had maiz…read moreand overall tasted good. They do have the option to add "pata" if you like. The reason I know is because she asked me. Didnt have the sit down restaurant type of feel but they def have tables to dine in at. I wouldnt bring a date here tho lol