Alfred is exceptional. There is nowhere else that serves such amazing food from his country.read more

I always drive by this place so decided to try it out. I decided to just go with the basic "Pollo A…read moreLa Plancha" (grilled chicken with side of rice and beans). I ordered over the phone and when I went to pick up and pay they ended up charging me more than how much it was priced for online. The food was good but a little bland especially the rice and beans. It came with a sauce on the side which was good to give it more flavor.

Great little hole in the wall type of spot…read more Food is tasty Staff/owners are really nice

This is NO longer a Cuban place for food. The new Owner is a very nice Mexican lady. She'll cook…read moreyou whatever you want. But it will not taste Cuban at all. In fact when I last went, my food was kind of gross. Because she intended to still make Cuban dishes, but that was not Cuban in any way. I am sure she can make good Mexican food, she should change the name of the place and stick to cooking Mexican food. They were very nice though.

Got a takeout Super friendly service Ready when I got there…read more Ropa Vieja is a wonderful dish bursting with rich savory flavors

Walking inside the restaurant we were bit confused as only 1 couple was sitting and eating. No one…read morewas at the front desk & it was suuuupper dark. This was our first time here- not sure if that's just the vibe. The food on the other hand was so yummy! I got the crazy cow bowl which is something I was nervous about but ended up super happy with. It was so filling and a lot of food. I was able to share it with 2 of my small children.

Worse experience ever.. After going there with my wife , their Customer service sucks , they don't…read moreeven give you utensils and napkins unless you ask them. The foord is horrible, i ordered A super Antojito which is 26.00 bucks and the food quality is the worse, warm , and greasy, it tasted like it was triple fried purchased some tamales and they were soft and without any flavor.Plus we purchased 8 pupusas to eat and go ,they didn't have any flavor. Plus we ordered 3 pupusas to go with bean and cheese and they gave us 3 with only cheese, after asking the server, if they were the right order ,i made... I contacted the owner saids that it was a human mistake, like he paid my bill , and eat for free, I live 1 hour away from there, and i made a trip there because the previous owners they had an outstanding restaurant, that's the reason i went back . Not knowing that this new owner doesn't give a crap about customer service or what he give his clientele. All he cares about what money they spend and don't care about it . I will never go back to this location and the owner Miguel is the worse ,giving an excuse for his employees stupidity and not caring that i live an hour away and will not be able to get back and deal with the issue . Don't waste your money on a place that their food is mediocre and expensive.Never again.. Ernest...

Driving along Highway 1 in Vero Beach, Florida, I saw the sign as I flew by. The sign simply said…read more"pupusas," but that one word was enough for me to make a u-turn and head back. If you are unfamiliar with pupusas, they are a Salvadoran culinary delight. Think of them as a glorious meat pancake and you will only get to about halfway to the glory of what a pupusa can be. Pulling into a shopping plaza that has definitely seen better days. Parking was a bit limited, but not too much of an ordeal. El Paraiso Latino is certainly a very humble place, the kind of establishment that you would not look at twice, but missing this place would indeed be your loss. It is usually at these hole-in-the-wall type places that you will find some great food and here was no exception. I ordered two pupusas and a steak taco. The steak taco was a bit small, however it was tasty. The pupusas were decently sized and were also tasty. Prices were a little higher than what I normally pay, but not by much. This lunch was a bit over twelve dollars and I walked out feeling stuffed and contented.

Very good dishes and is served hot waiters are very nice and hospitable…read moreExcellent service reasonable prices

Food is ALWAYS excellent! Food can sometimes take a little longer to get to your table but it is…read morewell worth the wait.

My husband and I went to try out Morel's Restaurant as we love to enjoy and support local cuisines…read morethat are offered in our area. Our first visit the service along with the meal was delightful. The second visit was not impressionable, but like everything in life...we all can have off days. I look forward to visiting again soon.

This place is very nice inside and has delicious food and drinks and lovely servers. I recommend…read morethis to folks who would like a real Latino Food Experience. While the prices may seem on the high side the quality is there to match. You would not be sorry with either. Can't wait to try the mondongo

I wanted to try something new and different. Also I'm on an international sandwich fling! So I had…read moreto try a Pupusa! This is a small family operated shop everyone was friendly and our server kindly answered our questions. There are a few tables to dine in, with plates and flatware; not paper and plastic. I had cheese pupusas, cabbage salad and plantains. For those who don't know I would describe pupusa as a hot sandwich it looks similar to a pita bread but is made of corn flour. It's filled with choices of meat, beans, and cheese. I will be back with non vegetarian family to try more options. The cheese pupusa was hot and Delicias as promised! cabbage salad was basically a creamy coleslaw. Some pickled cabbage also came with the pupusa. Both were very good. Plantains were sliced thin and fried, sweet and ripe, they were served with a rich cream sauce. Pickled onions were also offered we they were very good but I don't eat onions. My SO had a breakfast of eggs, corn tortilla, large slice of white cheese, refried beans and plantains. He ate all the beans and made an egg sandwich with the rest. This might not be the traditional way to eat a Salvadoran breakfast but he enjoyed it. He also had a house salad which he said was very fresh. I will be telling others to try this spot!

Loved everything about this place. Small, clean, friendly family owned restaurant, everything was…read moremade fresh and delicious. I got 3 different pupusas, the pastelitos, and a Jamaica agua fresca, and everything was as good as I remember. My friend's mom used to make me pupusas, salsa and curtido, and these were just as good. I'm telling all my friends to give them a try and enjoy. Sadly, they're closed on Sunday and Monday.

What a nice lunch spot! I had one of the next Cuban sandwiches I have had in a long time here…read more Service was great and with a smile (thank you Hana) and fast. The place is not too big with maybe 15-20 tables. I recommend!

Great place for a quick homemade bite instead of fast food! A mix of Latin American street food…read more Grabbed late dinner - Lomo Burrito, Birria Tostones - and both were ok. Burrito needs more beef in it for the price. My tostones were tasty but not crispy- maybe because we came near closing. Place has 6 tables if you'd like to eat in but we did take out since they close at 9pm daily. Decor is aesthetic and clean. The entire staff were very friendly!

Where do I even start? This place is PHENOMENAL. Absolutely amazing food, huge portions, and great…read morecustomer service. When looking at this place from the street you may not think it's much... and yes- it is ran out of a food truck. BUT, is the food better than almost all other restaurants in the area? Yes. The restaurant consists of a bunch of those old style concrete tables set outside under a gazebo. There are fans above you so even though it's outside you won't get very hot. This is as authentic as it can get. I am Cuban so I grew up eating this food and when I tell you it beats all the restaurants in Kendall, Miami I am not joking!! Their food is great and seasoned to perfection. The rice is soft and flavorful, the meat is always perfect with little to no fat and my favorite is the yuca. Did I mention the plates cost between $7-$11??? It's crazy how much food they give you for the prices. If you are looking for a spot with delicious authentic food that isn't processed and filled with fake ingredients, this is it. Highly recommended and I know once you go you'll see what I mean. Also-make sure to try the cafe con leche!!

Amazing little spot! Incredible Cuban sandwich and pernil and rice ! Great prices toread more