Great food! Absolutely delicious..not any run of the mill for sure! Pacante sauce was pretty…read morespicy but loved it all the same. The place is small but what it lacks in size it makes up for in deliciousness. Great service too and very friendly. Raphael came and chatted when checking on us. We will most definitely go back for authentic Latin American food!

Small and intimate. I love their guava sparkling beverage, which paired nicely w/ my fusion bowl…read more though, I was not too happy w/ the price for what we got. It seems a bit overpriced. It took awhile to order and for the food to arrive, but appreciate the chef for checking in to see how we're doing during our meal.

Went to this restaurant via a recommendation from someone. My first experience with Venezuelan food…read moreand it was a 5-star experience. I deliberately stayed away from the fried food because who doesn't love fried food. I felt that was too easy. I wanted to embrace the entire culture experience. The ambience is low and warm lighting, great seats, and clean restrooms. People don't talk about clean restrooms enough. I need to know. Service was nice and kind.

I came on a rainy afternoon. There was only one customer and a waiter at the bar. It felt a bit…read moredark inside, but maybe it was going for this ambiance. I ordered Arepas Pabellon Criollo - arepa with shredded beef, cheese, black bean, plantain (1 piece) and rice. The shredded beef is flavor, and the whole thing is very filling. I also ordered a side of fried plantains, which was alright.

I took a few Colombian friends to this place and we all really liked it…read more The food was super fresh and very tasty. The empanadas were really good and the fried fish was very good. Even the rice was really good. My friend had the picada and said it was very good. The owner was very friendly.

This is close to 4.5 star but I'm rounding up because I'm coming back to try other things…read more I never had Colombian food before so I was excited to try this place. It wasn't busy when I was there so I ordered pretty fast. Food: Cheese bread: 4/5 -- soft and fluffy, does have an aftertaste I'm not use to Tamal 5/5-- this was humongous and very flavorful. It was packed with various meats that was very tender. It also came with a bread to help balance the meal. Beef empanada 5/5 -- this was really good. These empanadas are different from what I'm used to as the outer shell is crispy. It was really good and the beef inside was super flavorful that I didn't need to dip it in any sauce. They were also pretty big. I think the food is made to order so you do have to wait 5-10 minutes. Overall I'm coming back because I want to try their other offerings

OSJ International is the most authentic Puerto Rican food I've had on the West Coast (not just in…read moreSeattleso far. Most Caribbean spots around Washington lean Jamaican, so finding a place doing proper Puerto Rican dishes felt special. The menu and quality reminded me of what you'd find back on the island, at least pre-pandemic. They had classics like chillo frito, mofongo, and pasteles, and it tasted like homemade small business cooking. Honestly, I thought it was even better than La Isla before the fire that shut that place down. A few pain points. It's far. The restaurant is south of Tacoma near I-5, so it's a bit of a drive whether you're coming from Seattle or even from the airport. It was also cash only when I went, though you could sit inside and eat. Last time I called it sounded like they were still mostly doing the to-go model and hadn't fully gone back to the way it used to operate. I haven't made the trip again yet, but it's still on my list. Also worth saying, after the pandemic when I moved to San Diego, I couldn't find an authentic Puerto Rican spot there either. That made me appreciate this place even more. After the Benito Super Bowl performance I'm definitely craving some Puerto Rican food again. Might have to make the drive soon.

Ordered to go as a first time visiting. We have been wanting to try this place for a very long…read moretime. It appeared as though the dining room was closed off. Not sure if it was always like this or just near closing hours when we arrived to pick up our order., The lady at the cash register was most pleasant and our orders were complete, cooked to order hot and fresh. We ordered 2 orders of the chicken dinners, pollo playero and had bits of pork added to it. We also ordered a side of beans. The food was freshly cooked, so it was nice and hot. It was well seasoned. The meats were tender (with the exception of the pork bits inside the rice). The food had a beautiful presentation with onion, green and red pepper slices on top of the meats.

Stopped in for lunch and had the chicken dorados and pork and cheese papusa. Food was made from…read morescratch and excellent. Service was great too. Do yourself a favor and try it!!

Good food the staff is very nice. I would come again. I would recommend the tamarind juice very…read moretart and tasty!

Always great food and service Definitely worth the visit…read more If you can I love the Reno and the fried

El mejor restaurante Salvadoreño que hay en Seattle. Ordene los plátanos fritos súper deliciosos…read more. la quesadilla ni se diga.. definitivamente cada ves que visite Seattle tengo que venir a comer aquí.. lo recomiendo 100%.. comida súper auténtica... muy buen servicio todos muy amables..

This place was a nice find! Very large eating spaces with a lot of table size choices! A few TVs…read morefor sports viewing! Even had a bar with seating. The staff were very authentic and sweetly attentive! My grilled steak was quite tender and tasty! the refried beans were actually some of the best refried beans I've ever had! The rice was tasty as well! I strongly recommend if you crave Honduran, Mexican, El Salvadoran , Guatemalan, or even Costa Rican dishes! You won't be disappointed!!! Street parking! Clean restrooms!

Really looked forward to eating at La Cabana's on my birthday Jan 12th. Mari seated us and was…read moreextremely attentive. Food was very disappointing. All the meat was overcooked. Tamales were great and both my wife and I said "we should try again"! We both were disappointed, but maybe the cook had a bad day. I liked the Ambience as well as the service. The food was totally unimpressive.

Atmosphere, service and of course the food were amazing our server was super friendly, polite !read more

Good food, service and ambience for the price point. They have a good selection of tequila and…read moremezcales, and the cocktails are good as well. Always dine in the bar.

My husband and I absolutely love our visit to Bahama Breeze! From the moment we walked in, it…read morereally feels like you're on a tropical island the atmosphere is vibrant and fun. The drinks are amazing, and their happy hour is fantastic. The food selection is excellent, and everything we tried from appetizers to entrees was bursting with flavor. The service was top notch, making the experience even better. Everything about this place is just great delicious food, refreshing drinks, and an unbeatable island vibe. Highly recommend! But super sad to hear they are closing soon?!

The coconut shrimp were delicious. But the dipping sauces offered were strange. No cocktail sauce…read moreor tartar sauce offered. The seafood soup was not full of seafood. There wa barely any and the spices were not very good. Ambiance was nice. Service was good.

I thought this place had shut down but when I sent my husband to buy tamales, he came here. He said…read morethe place was up and running with customers. He only came here because he thought that if the tamal cost $6 then they had to be good. They were not. When I asked him where he got them and he said here, I looked it up on Yelp, who was saying they were permanently shut down. Little to no flavor. Traditional Guatemalan tamales have a slice of red bell pepper, and an olive in it, giving it more flavor but this one just had the meat and let me add that the amount of bones that were in the tamale was just absolutely unacceptable. Everyone knows that you don't put bones in tamales. The amount of times I bit into a bone or had to spit them out, made the eating process so unpleasant. I had told my husband to not come here anymore since it's so overpriced but I guess he forgot. It was just another reminder why I don't come here anymore

When we walked in we weren't exactly sure of the process, but it was clear we were supposed to…read moreorder at the counter first. The restaurant is big, spacious and super clean. We ordered the churrasco chapin (grilled steak with rice, black beans, sausage and house salad) and dobladas (tortillas with beef, cabbage and onion and homemade tomato sauce). The dobladas were yummy and hefty but not too heavy. The churrasco wasn't bad, lots of food. Food comes out relatively fast and is a little more on the pricey side.