I tried their Pina agua fresca, immediately tastes spoiled. Got told it was 'just' made, yet…read moresomehow it tasted like rotten milk?? I got a second opinion from my friend, and She agreed it tasted awful than her drink. I asked politely if I can just get a water instead. After I just asked, the manager brought his own cup with the same drink I bought and told me that I 'just' dislike it. What kind of customer service is this? I've been here before and this is the first time I've ever been treated in this way. Especially in the Latin community, very unfortunate for customers who are trying to just get a good meal. I hope that this establishment gets better or if not, I HIGHLY recommend going somewhere else.

Worst service ever lady had the worst customer service. On top of that they take orders by one…read moreperson at a time. She takes your order then leaves comes back 15 minutes later take the next person. When there's 3 people working and it's an ice cream shop come on.

The selection of baked goods and drinks is extensive. We got six vegan buns: vegan "pork" floss,…read morepandan coconut, red bean, taro, vegan hot dog, and vegan Hong Kong bolo bun (pineapple). All have been great, but my favorite so far has been the pandan coconut bun. We did not get any drinks, but they have a good selection of espresso drinks and teas. There are a couple of tables to sit down and eat, but it's generally more of a to-go situation. Allergens were clearly labeled throughout the bakery, which I appreciated! Definitely planning to come back here to grab a drink and bun before browsing the nearby bookstore.

Truly a hidden gem tucked into a strip plaza. We were recommended this bakery for the egg tarts. My…read moreparty got dim sum in the same plaza, and intentionally waited to get the egg tarts here. They were freshly out of the oven. At first, I was nervous because of the thin crust and pale yellow color, but they were so flaky and perfectly mildly sweet. They also have relatively affordable buns. My friends bought a few and mentioned they were also good. The employee was very friendly and helpful-- he also speaks Cantonese!

I have not been at Panadería Boricua in a long time, but 10 years ago, when I used to be Jerry's…read moreBakery (Don't know if this name is still associated with it) its was the best and, by the way, the closest store to me, where I was able to get puertorrican Pastries, sweets, and delicacies. I used to go over at least twice a week. Now, that I don't drive anymore and basically don't go out except when my daughter pick me up, I do miss it a lot. I will have to ask my daughter to drive me in. To enjoy what I'm missing. As a diabetic and older, I need to be more conscious of what I get, but, I will have to be a bad guy and brake the rules. At least once!

Stopped by for some pastries and a sandwich. There's a lot of seating, so. Iwas able to read a book…read moreand hang while I had my beef empanada and vanilla pastry. The empanada (a little under $4) was made fresh with a crunchy outer shell and tender beef with eggs inside. So good! I got the chivito sandwich to go, but had no idea it was going to be $22. It was a bit steep for a sandwich and some fries, but it did taste good. It was a big sandwich with beef and paired well with the eggs and bread. Wish it came with more fries though. The workers was nice and didn't speak English. I noticed the menu does not have priced on it, so be sure to ask for pricing if needed!

Great pupusas! The food was so good and the service was great. They are fast and deliciousread more

Such a shame, their money hungry. Went to pickup 10 pupusas, and I ask them for an extra curtido…read morethey wanted to charge me 2 dollars, use common sense with 10 pupusas what can you do with one curtido, the attendant told me that they were out of curtido because they didn't have anymore so I told her I wait, all of a sudden she gave it to me. Frankly they lost a customer they charge you for everything. Go to another salvadorian restaurant if you want pupusas, and don't want to get ripped.

I've been wanting to go to Leon International Foods forever but never thought about it. Because I…read morewas craving falafels and wanted to try a new place then I remembered I should finally check out Leon's. The location is one you would never think of, it's located off Pleasantdale Road behind Burger King close to I-85. There's a bunch of businesses behind there that you would think are for warehouses. Leon International Foods is located straight back and you cannot miss it. The store is a lot smaller than I would think but their bakery is big enough and they have lots of food that I overlooked. Most of their foods needs to be heated up. I asked for the falafel wheat wrap. I wish they offered pita instead, would've been more delicious. They even had vegan baklava. I was like what???? Yes, please! The staff was really nice and offered me to take samples of their vegan food bar. It's cold though but they gave me a plate and spoon for me to take some. When I got home, I heated up the sample plate. The food is delicious!!! My falafel wrap was really good too. I never had so many flavors in a falafel. I tasted a lot of fermented food which complemented well. I also got spinach fatayer. There were meat versions and this was the only veggie one they had that day. I warmed them up in my air fryer. It had a sourness to it and I liked it. I am glad it wasn't sweet! Now, time for the vegan baklava. It is flaky, crunchy, sweet but not too sweet. I loved it! Definitely worth a trip for the food, especially the bakery. Yummy Lebanese goodies. 86/2020

Got a few prepared foods to go. Upon reaching home, I opened the hummus container and there was…read morefungus on top. That made me question the tabouli salad but it tasted fine. Dry, but fine. The beef and spinach turnovers were overly doughy. The cheese turnover had good flavors and the ratio of filling to dough was good. The beef grape leaves were frozen and when thawed and heated like the guy told me, they were nasty. I did not get groceries so maybe it is a good grocery store, but the prepared foods are not worth it, especially when they have fungus indicating that it is not fresh.

Went for the kipes !! Very good! honestly i dont think anyone can top washington heights kipes…read morebut i feel like they were over priced to compensate that they dont get alot of clientele!! 5$ for a kipe and pastelillo is crazy ! I even spoke with the owner about it ! Also having versace next door is not helping them at all. I think that it would improve if their antojitos were 3$ each not $5 and their cakes were properly advertised ! You walk in and the prices are no where ?! Thats bad for buisness i had to ask him how much a pound fir their cake ?! 35$ a pound which is extremely cheap ( i also told him that) cake is going for about$ 70-80 a pound Doesnt make sense that hes selling a pastelillo which is still $2 in some spots for $5?!! Anyways wish i could help with the marketing of this place !

I'm not gonna lie, after watching "In the Heights" recently (which I highly recommend if you…read morehaven't seen it yet), I was craving some good Puerto Rican food. Some of my favorite things I enjoyed growing up in Hawaii were pasteles and gandule rice or arroz con gandules. I've noticed in the Atlanta area, just like with Filipino restaurants, there are not a whole lot of Puerto Rican restaurants. Yes, there are a few, but even so, not many that serve pasteles and arroz con gandules regularly. I realized this by calling around and coming up empty-handed a few times recently. In any case, I had never tried Dominican food before. I don't even know of anyone Dominican back home as Hawaii has much more of a Puerto Rican population. Long story short, I was excited to find that this Dominican restaurant serves pasteles! I never would have known if I hadn't seen the menu on Uber Eats, so I'm thankful I came across it. My husband tried calling in a phone order for two chicken and two ground beef pasteles but we were redirected to just come down to the store. I believe this is because they are made in a big batch ahead of time (as is custom) and are sold on a first come, first serve basis. So we went down, no problem, and picked up the pasteles. My hubby went inside the store, which looked fairly small - so best for take-out. He picked up the food with no problem at a reasonable price. I was so, so excited! I made some homemade gandule (pigeon pea) rice for the first time ever to go with the meal. Not sure if they serve any from the restaurant itself, so I made my own in case, since it's my favorite side dish to have with pasteles (which if you haven't figured out by now are basically Puerto Rican/Dominican style tamales that use green banana/plantain/cassava or other ingredients as the masa instead of corn base, along with the seasonings and oil that make them distinctive). To my knowledge, this dish is rooted in Latin-Caribbean Christmas tradition, so that's probably another reason you don't see them as often year round outside of Hawaii or certain places. So I was extra happy to find some in June! Unwrapping pasteles or even tamales is always truly like Christmas anytime for me. If you've had good pasteles or tamales, then you know the feeling. These pasteles from Antojitos were huge - some of the biggest I've seen! I had never tried ground beef or chicken pasteles before. The ones back home are usually made with pork, olives, and other ingredients, so it was cool to try another variation. Both were very tasty and flavorful, cooked perfectly. I'm not sure which one is my favorite yet of the two, I'd have to try them again, since this was just my first time. Overall, I was very pleased with the meal and even though they weren't the exact kind I grew up with, it's awesome to know somebody even sells them nearby me year round. I may have made the gandule rice, but to make pasteles is a lot of work, so I appreciate not having to do it and being able to support local business too! I'll definitely be back and maybe try some baked goods next time also.

Grabbed a Cubano and a guava pastry. Great prices. Friendly staff. Very clean and most importantly,…read morethe food was so good.

good cakes, good sandwiches, good desserts, good service. good relleno de papa, good alcapurrias…read more overall good but bad hours... i could have eaten here more but they are close until 11/12. lazy af, authentic puerto rican!

Thank you, TikTok, because it led us here!…read more We've been seeing those elotes in a bag all over social media and knew we had to try them. Let me tell you they were BOMB.COM! Sooooo good! The flavors were on point, and I can definitely see why everyone has been raving about them. We also ordered the special bag that comes loaded with everything, including pig ears and other toppings. It wasn't really our thing, but don't take my word for it! I'm Asian, so I'm just not used to that flavor combination. It could easily be someone else's favorite dish. I also got a chamoyada, and it did not disappoint. It was refreshing, flavorful, and exactly what I needed on a hot day. Overall, the elotes alone are worth the trip, and we'll definitely be back again real soon!

I usually order the strawberries crema and Equites. Great prices, Great food and service .read more