Tuve la oportunidad de comprar un pan dias atrás y la experiencia fue agradable en cuestión de la…read moreatención sin embargo el pan que me sugirieron comprara fue el peor. Primeramente un pan de banana que tenía hongo, otro que le pedí tuviera Arequipe y en absoluto estaba seco y tieso además los pandebonos demasiados escasos de queso. En fin, espero les vaya bien ya que es la única panadería colombiana en el "Triad" y que más quisiera uno que un pedacito de su tierra lo más cerca posible, sería importante revisar los tiempo y la calidad del pan que están ofreciendo si desean durar en el tiempo.

Definitely hit or miss, and not much in between. Fantastic or terrible (according to my taste buds,…read morenot according to bad baking), but for these prices, just try everything! We filled a box... for four dollars. Yes please! Try the marranitos (the pig shaped cookie, made with molasses) if you like gingerbread cookies but don't like your pastries too sweet. Side note if you aren't familiar: grab a tray and tongs as its self service. You'll pay at the register and they will box it all up for you.

I visited this place a few weeks ago during a random trip to Raleigh and the food did not…read moredisappoint! I ordered passion fruit juice and it took me to my childhood, when my mom would make fresh, pure juice, no sugar added! The food portions were perfect for the price, I even had enough to take home for my dinner. The ceviche leche de trigre was also on point, very similar to what I have tried in my trips to Peru. Now, the location almost made me turn around. There was glass and trash on the streets and it didn't seem like a safe place. Luckily, management informed us that they are going to move due to this. Hopefully they will continue having great food, good ambiance, and a better location.

I hope you like to read because ai have a lot to say about Gustitos! So a friend of mine told me…read moreabout this new Peruvian restaurant in the area so I definitely had to try it ! I came with my family ( 4 of us ) this weekend. First of all the location and the parking lot area are not appealing at all, looks a bit sketchy from the outside. On the inside it is clean but it is a bit confusing, it seems that there is a Peruvian restaurant during the day and a separate business as a Dominican club at night so there are different signs on the outside and the vibe inside is a bit off. So we could probably say that the location is a hole in the wall. Anyhow, sometimes you hear that the best food is served in a hole in the wall, we'll that is true here!!! I have to say that they probably have the best Peruvian food in the area!!! The Mostrito Parrillero has everything you could expect ( anticucho, pancita, corazón de pollo, molleja, chicken, potatoes and a great sauce ). Texture and flavor is the best I've had in a long time. Then I ordered the Trio ( 3 dishes in one). The ceviche was well prepared, the fish chicharrón with the "acebichado" sauce was delicious, sadly the Chaufa was not so good in my opinion, I could find better.The fettuccini a la huancaina was also tasty and well prepared. The Lomo Saltado that came with it was very good, the onions and tomatoes where perfectly cooked, onions were cooked but still crunchy. Sauce was great, not too salty as you find in other places, just right. The meat was just ok in my opinion, meat would be a bit softer ( lomo should be a softer cut ). Then I got drinks, the passion fruit juice was delicious, the chicha was just ok, needed some lemon and it was not cold. Service was overall good. They kept refilling our complimentary "cancha" appetizer and giving us "leche de tigre " to taste. A couple of things I didn't like is that they don't offer drinks by pitcher only by the glass and at $5 each adds up pretty fast so they should offer that as an option. Also something that I didn't like is that they automatically charge you a 15% gratuity no matter how big is your party. I don't agree with that because tips should be dictated by the service and not an automatic add on. Where is their incentive to improve the service ?! My in-laws went the same day and they also complained about that. When it comes to pricing I believe it was a bit expensive. Even though the food is very good you are being charged same as in restaurants that are located in a nice area and have amazing service. I don't think the prices match the overall experience. Too bad we didn't have any room for desserts, I definitely want to try their picarones which according to them are made from scratch so yes I will definitely be back. I may probably just order food to go next time though as I didn't enjoy the location and I don't agree with their tipping policy. Finally, I was told by a friend that their "alfajores " were not good, kinda like the hard ones that you find at Alpaca and not the soft and crumbly ones you can get in Peru. Maybe they need to find a different supplier for those. Anyhow I am definitely coming back and look forward to try all the other dishes they have !!!

I can only speak for the pan dulce, but at this point I'm pretty sure I'm the designated weekly…read moregringo who shows up, grabs a tray and tongs, and buys enough conchas and pan dulce to suggest I'm feeding a much larger household. Nope. Mostly just me and my morning coffee. I feel incredibly lucky to have Panadería Pahuatlán this close to home. It's about as authentic as it gets. I'm honestly not sure anyone here really speaks English, and that's perfectly fine with me. I walk in, grab my tray and tongs, load it up, pay, say "gracias," and leave with a bag full of happiness. It feels like I briefly left Raleigh and wandered into a neighborhood panadería in CDMX. PRO TIP: Come on Sunday. That's when I've found the conchas and other pan dulce to be ridiculously fresh. Grab the tray, lose all sense of portion control, and worry about the consequences later. And don't let some of the ancient reviews scare you. I'm here basically every week. If bugs were running a side business out of the pastry cases or the bread sucked, I promise you I would not keep voluntarily returning like some sort of concha-addicted homing pigeon. Fantastic pan dulce, wonderfully authentic neighborhood bakery, and one of my favorite little hidden gems in Raleigh. Now please start delivering so I can make increasingly irresponsible pan dulce purchases without even having to put on shoes.

We drive an hour away to get the variety of bread that they sell especially their Bollios and their…read moreTorta buns. The quality of their breads are always satisfying and fresh. We have not had a bad experience since we found this gem of a place. Their flan is exceptionally good as well.

Finally we have a place in Apex to get authentic Mexican popsicles (paletas) & ice creams! They…read morehave lots of flavors of each to choose from. If you're not in the mood for ice cream, they also have lots of other desserts & Mexican snacks. Shop is bright & cheerful with some seating. It's a perfect place to grab a snack or a special treat after eating at Mi Cancun next door. Service was efficient and friendly.

Great addition to the Apex. Love that this strip mall has added a dew Hispanic restaurant and…read moretreats. Purchased a few flavors. You have to stop in and try many of their authentic treats. Can't wait for the summer to indulge in all the ice cream.

If you don't speak Spanish and didn't grow up in the Hispanic community (like me). Then here's a…read morefew step you need to follow to get the best bread in town for the cost of almost nothing: 1. Walk into the store 2. Turn left 3. Walk all the way down 4. Admire the bread. My favorite is the cone with custard inside. And if you like to cook, tortilla here are made fresh. And definitely get some fried layer pork! It's really good add on when you do some home cook (pasta, risotto, ramen, etc.) And I am still finding new things everytime I come here

El dia 25 de marzo fui a esta tienda de el toro y compre unos frijoles charrosy los guardé en la…read morenevera. El día jueves 28 de marzo, calenté esos frijoles charros que venían con piedras y que mordí cuando estaba almorzando, esto me causó dolor en los dientes molares izquierdos y dolor en las encías por 2 días. Ese mismo momento llame para quejarme y solo me colgaron el teléfono. Me imagino que por ser latino no le dieron importancia a mi queja, asi que les envié el inspector por poner en riesgo al cliente. Volvi a llamar y pedí hablar con el dueño de la tienda que se llama Lupe y el Gerente o encargado de la tienda (que no me quizo dar su nombre) me dijo: "que quiere que yo haga" y que "usted puede hacer lo que quiera" y es tiempo de que aun nadie me ha contactado para mínimo disculparse. Es una vergüenza que esta gente se comporte así con los clientes, cuando los clientes les dan de comer. Complaint Number: 9582097 Date/Time Received: 04/01/2024 12:10 PM Date/Time Entered: 04/01/2024 12:10 PM Service Requested: This complaint is for the prepared food section within the market itself where the in-house salsas, tortillas, meats are prepared and set out for purchase. The container of cooked beans was purchased on Monday, but the complainant did not consume them until Thursday. While he was chewing, he felt something hard scrape against his teeth. He found pebbles/small stones in the beans that hurt his jaw when he was eating. He called the establishment to speak to a PIC/manager, but they hung up on him. He called back and they took his contact information but have yet to reach back out to him. Request Code: Assigned to: Tracie Davis (2691) Taken by: Vicky Grimsley () Establishment Information ID Number: 04092018840 Taqueria El Toro #2 3600 JUNCTION BLVD RALEIGH, NC 27603

I want to gatekeep this AUTHENTIC deliciousness of a hidden gem so bad, but I can't. Everyone…read moreshould experience good food, robust flavors from the country side of Mexico. Pueblo cooking, highlands intercrossing to greet your tastebuds. Rustic flavors burst in your mouth, and automatically create the closure of the eyes with a gentle nod of approval. It's a hole in the wall, yet so exquisitely superb! You have to wait a while for the order as it's only 2-3 women in the back preparing food. Place your order at the cash register up front, then take your ticket to the back, and while you wait go shop for groceries! It's a latin small town supermarket too. Mexican & Salvadorian Tamales 10/10 (not pictured) Steak burrito 10000000/1000000 Street corn 100000000/1000000 Chicharones 1000000/1000000 Mexican sweet bread 10/10 Tacos 10/10 Agua Fresca 10/10 Sopes 10/10 Guaraches 10/10 Pupusas 10/10 You have to have patience and humility when you order! Take a book to read while you wait, or scroll on social media or go sit in your car or go lay in the open grassy field during the wait!! A big order will take almost an hour to make. Avoid busy times. Kitchen stays open until 8am.

Really nice Hispanic market with so many authentic Latin food. The fresh tamales were great!read more

This place reminds of the fun and great food and fun that I had when I visited The Dominican…read moreRepublic a couple of years ago. The flavors were authentic and you could tell that the chef is the real deal. The owners were very welcoming and inviting. They answered all of my questions about their products and how they were made. The red beans and rice were straight out of Punta Cana. Man oh man, this was a great hidden gem in Raleigh. Oh and lets talk about these cakes, delicious. I had the strawberry shortcake cupcake. I was trying to save it until I got home. Lets just say I took one bite to taste and ended up eating the whole thing in about 5 minutes. It was scrumptious. Im going back on Friday for the fresh squeezed juice and another dessert :) Just sayin... #eatingwithchefseanandre Its Gon' Be Dope!

Second time there! The married couple was nice and accommodated for vegetarian needs! Their…read morehomemade drinks are nice also!

Great ice cream creations! Great way to beat the heat! Hands down the best place for treats in…read moreAngier. Great service!

Acabo de agarrar un esquite dorito y las sabritas estaban malas. Como que la bolsa estaba habierta…read morepor días. Por favor revisen su producto. Gracias .