This is my favourite restaurant. It is a very small venue and we are often the only non-Latinos in…read morethere. To me, that speaks to authenticity. The service is personal and friendly. The restaurant is very clean. The pupusas! So good! The Tres Leche cake is amazing. Pupusa are among my favourite foods so that is what I always get, but any friends we introduce to Pupuseria Latinos have loved every selection.

As Guatemalans, we feel a special connection to our neighboring countries, and that includes a love…read morefor Pupusas! We recently discovered this little gem of a restaurant in Kitchener, and wow, we haven't had pupusas this good in years! They nailed both the size and flavor. Plus, the salsa and coleslaw brought back such great memories. Oh, and let's not forget the horchata--it was absolutely delicious! If you're looking to experience the true flavors of our culture, this place is a must-visit!

F'ing amazing. Hidden gem. We tried a little bit from every corner of the menu and zero…read moredisappointment.

I ordered takeout tonight from The Guanaquita. I found them through online searching and their…read morephotos and menu looked amazing! Since I had never been before I wanted to get the combination plate. I opted for a pupusa, 2 tacos, and an enchilada. For each, I just asked for whichever filling/meat was most popular and what the restaurant would recommend which was the pork. The tacos have two options for topping and I went for #1 which was lettuce, pico de gallo, cilantro, sour cream, and avocado (a thin guacamole rather than pieces). The tacos were good. They looked even better. They came with 2 tortillas each so it was sturdy enough to hold the fillings. The pupusa was nice but not my favourite. I ended up dipping it in the hot salsa and it was nicer. My absolute favourite was the enchilada. It was not what you would expect of a Mexican enchilada, but is instead a Salvadoran enchilada which is very similar to a tostada. That was great! Overall, the food was good. I'd love to return to dine in person because I think it would be amazing in person. Usually takeout is never the same. Hopefully once the lockdown ends I can return and have an even better experience!

What a change from the usual. Melina's is a quick drive from my client's office and I didn't even…read moreknow it existed until I was making one of my mid-afternoon golf run. Yeah...I know...tough life! This little store front is easy to find and had a couple of parking spots right in front of it. Upon entering the shop, you know it's a family run place trying to be something to everyone. That is plain to see in their menu. It has Mediterranean, Greek, mid-east, Latin American, and American food items pasted on various flyers and menus. I opted for the gyros and a salad...to go...maybe a mistake. The gyros was standard fare - probably the same meat on a spit as the Mr.Greek's of the world. So was the salad and dressing. Not complaining - I kind of like Mr. Greek's. OK...OK...you Greek Food Snobs, it's not be authentic...I know!!! Please no hate messages! My mistake wasn't because it wasn't "REAL" Greek food, it was the take out aspect. By the time I got back, the pita was soaked with tzatziki - really should ask for it on the side. Hard to eat but it was tasty! I know it's off the beaten path but the place is kind of worth dropping in - if you want something different. Cheers.

Tried Melina's Grill twice already this month in Baden and I had very high hopes and was extremely…read moreexcited to have it in the neighborhood. It is a new establishment and we are always happy for new business' to open up in the area, especially restaurants. On the first visit, we tried the gyro and chicken souvlaki on a pita. I must say, the gyro itself was delicious that visit and the chicken souvlaki was on the okay, but the pita was on the tough side. The yogurt sauce needed a kick of garlic and the filling itself, needed more onions. It just lacked flavour for the most part. Decided to give it another try a week later. This time had papusas, gyro souvlaki dinner, calamari and chicken fingers with fries. This time around, it was definitely a bust, sad to say. The papusas were definitely not freshly made to order. It was dense, oily and I just did not have that experience that I was eating an authentic papusa and I have had many in the past from several restaurants and homemade by my El Salvadorian's friend's mom. The pickled cabbage that traditionally comes with papusas were good though! As for the gyro souvlaki dinner, the portion was very small for its price point which is almost $14. The gyro was too salty that day, salad was just a small handful, but the rice was tasty but not on the generous side. The calamari was soggy and the chicken fingers and fries were definitely just store bought which is fine I guess. If improvements are made, then maybe my family and I will give it another chance in the near future. Just as an added note, on both visits, the place wasn't at all busy, as we avoid the lunch and dinner crowd.

I had breakfast with my friends on Sunday morning. One of my friends got her eggs with some rust…read morefrom cast iron skillet and I came home having diarrhea from the food I eat.

The Columbian empanada and tacos were outstanding. They also treated us like familia and were…read moreextremely helpful in food recommendations. A grocery store look but don't let that stop you from trying this place. Great find.

When you enter Latino market, you can go to the left to a restaurant area. And they serve amazing…read morefood, in huge portions, for ridiculously cheap prices! There's no comprehensive menu posted; I recommend you check out the online menu before you go (http://www.latinomarketlondon.com/menu.html). When I asked if they had a menu, they asked me what sort of food I wanted (I knew what to order, cause I'd scoped it out ahead of time.) People who came in after (and didn't know what they wanted) were given a printed menu, though, so you should be able to ask for one. You can get 3 tacos for $5, or a burrito for $6. You can also find an array of Columbian specialties. I tried the bandeja paisa ($12), which is a traditional platter including rice and beans, a sausage, fried pork belly, some shredded beef, a slice of avocado, a fried egg, a cooked plantain, and a small arepa (which is like a thick corn tortilla). All of the food was fantastic, and the portion was massive. The sausage in particular was delicious, and the beans were nicely seasoned. I also ordered a couple of empanadas and carimañolas (I was splitting all of this food with someone, I swear!) The empanadas (fried turnovers filled with seasoned beef) were out of this world -- although they were VERY salty (I was guzzling water for the rest of the day.) The carimañolas were yucca/cassava dumplings filled with cheese, and they were absolutely scrumptious; I could eat those things all day. I recommend microwaving them for a few seconds to get the cheese melty. They also serve other Columbian specialties, like arepas stuffed with all sorts of delicious things. I'll be back to try them, for sure! There are a few tables for dining in, but most people seem to get their food to go. I speak enough Spanish to order food, but you shouldn't have a problem ordering if you don't speak any Spanish. For just the food counter, I'd give a solid 5 stars. Latino Market also sells specialty groceries for a variety of Latin American cuisines. There's no fresh produce, but you can find cheeses, lots of canned and jarred stuff, dried chilis, masa, lots of packaged cookies and other sweets, and more. You can also get a big pack of corn tortillas for $2.10! (The tortillas are in a side fridge and the price isn't marked.) Unfortunately, the prices on most of the other groceries are higher than what you'd pay in a bigger grocery store (although I might be spoiled, having moved from L.A. where it's easy to find these sorts of groceries for cheap.) Due to the prices, I'd only come here for groceries if you were searching for an ingredient you couldn't easily get elsewhere. But I'll definitely recommend Latino Market for the amazing Columbian food!

Best empinadas. My wife and I don't speak any spanish and that is no problem at all. We like to…read morepre-order a bunch (like, a dozen) empinidas on Fridays sometimes. Our whole family including our sometimes picky kids love 'em.

Solid spot for tacos and margs…read more We had the shrimp, fish, carnitas, and birria tacos. The carnitas and birria had good flavour, but the shrimp and fish taco were pretty light on shrimp/fish. The margarita was good. A cute casual spot with a nice patio in Hess Village, dog friendly and friendly service. Overall a solid experience, would return for a carnitas taco and marg on the patio if in the area.

In from out of town and wanted lunch, this was the top rated spot in the area. The food was…read moreexcellent as well as the service. Really enjoyed the decor and the bartender was extremely nice and helpful. Great stuff.

Had the Birria Tacos and a coke $24. Looked exactly the same as on the website menu. Tasted great…read more I'm looking forward to trying the rest of the menu. Simple place to sit down for lunch or take out.

Grocery and food combo, while the menu isn't big- it's delicious! The prices are really good for…read morefresh in house food. We ate well, 2 people, food and drink for around $20. Lots of favourites in the grocery section as well!

Incredible food. Friendly staff. Their burgers with…read moreplantain buns are delicious. Their chicharron is delicious. We just moved into the area and I can't believe more people are all over this place. Seriously! A real secret of the east end!

Best Cuban food in London hands down. I love this place…read morethis is traditional Cuban food awesome.

This place is amazing! By far the best Latin American food that I have had in the City of London…read more Everything that I have tried was unbelievable an the atmosphere feels like you just stumbled into a little restaurant on a side street of Havana. I would seriously recommend the chimichangas and the boiled yucca, and the mojitos are the best outside of Cuba. A definite must for anyone looking for a great meal.