Que Bola blew my mind! This restaurant came out of no where for me. Here is my review:…read more Ambiance The restaurant is festive. There are a lot of bright colors but for me comfortable. There is plenty of lighting. Service The service was fast and friendly. The food came out pretty quickly. Food I was recommended to get the steak and eggs (sunny side up)... I did not regret that choice. At first I was taken a back since it was a sandwich. Taking that first bite sent me to food heaven. The yolk gave a nice creaminess to the sandwich and the steak was so tender. When biting into the sandwich, I did not have any meat pull. The sandwich is full of flavor. Every bite was a tasty one with the salsa added another flavor dimension. Accompanied with the sandwich was plántanos chips. Pro tip - maybe keep a piece of the bread to sop up the yolk that dripped on the plate Overall Que Bola Cuban Cafe has left me in a conundrum since I am thinking about this sandwich while writing this review. A sign of a 5 star place for me is that if I ever get a craving. This is definitely a place I would recommend going to... in fact, I might need to go and satisfy this craving...

Located in a quaint plaza, and kind of hidden. We walked in and grabbed a table they brought us…read moremenus but I guess we were supposed to go to the register to order we had no idea and just sat there for a while until we saw other people come in and go up there to order. I got a jibarito while my husband and sister got other dishes to try. I will it was rather soggy, cold and dry. But the flavors were definitely there. Perhaps my sandwich sat in the window for a while? I ended up just eating the protein because it was super mushy and I couldn't pick up the sandwich. The rice was really good, reminds me of traditional Spanish rice. I wanted to try some of their desserts but they didn't have any in the display so we decided maybe next time. Overall an interesting experience, the music was loud but the vibes were definitely there to be enjoyed!

We are in town for a conference and wanted to find a local place for breakfast. So happy I found…read morethis gem. Susie was delightful and gave great recommendations. I had the crab cake eggs Benedict and it was delicious. One of the best crab cakes I have had in a long time. One of my friends had the pancakes and farmers omelette. She loved both. The other friend had the farmers nest - so delicious.

We met friends here for brunch. I knew that they were once very popular, but friends and family had…read morequit going. This was my first visit. It was busy and loud when we arrived. It's an older but clean building, if a bit small. Prices are average, and they have a decent menu selection. Service was SLOW. It took a full hour for our food to arrive. I ordered biscuits and gravy with eggs, and I had to wait another five minutes for my eggs to arrive. The food was mediocre. Someone else at the table ordered crepes with whipped cream and had to wait for the whipped cream. Someone else's toast arrived 5 minutes after the rest of the food. The staff wasn't friendly at all. It was if they were bitter at us for being there. There were no apologies for the late food, either. The entire experience was disappointing.

What a pleasant surprise! We found this place because the other Mexican restaurant in the strip…read moremall didn't have tamales. They begrudgingly informed us that their competitor, Los Tamales Oaxaquenos, had what we wanted. However, these tamales are different than what we had expected: flat and square in shape, and wrapped in a plantain/banana leaf instead of a corn husk. I guess these are the regional tamales of the Oaxaca state - and they are really good! I don't think they will dethrone Tamaleria Munos for me, but they are available throughout the day and are delicious. Our second time here we ordered some more tamales, and some other things as well. We ordered the tlacoyo, topped with cactus salad. This was a surprise hit, and we'll definitely be ordering it again. It had a great depth of flavor, and was light and refreshing. I tried the horchata. It was all right, but nothing to make a pilgrimage for. My husband got a chorizo quesadilla, and this was a serious meal; very large, and contained onions and cilantro along with the usual cheese. Finally, my parents ordered tostadas and they were suitably impressed. Several times they remarked on how good they were. I think that the other restaurant may have made a mistake cluing us into this place. ;) Sometimes when you try something new, it really pays off!

This place is close to where I work and based of the pictures and reviews it looked like a really…read moregood restaurant. I got the pambazo and it was actually the worst pambazo AND Mexican food that I had ever tried. The bread was super soggy and there was barely any filling, the ratio was like 70% bread 10% toppings and 20% chorizo con papa. On top of that it was cold, and the guy who served me sneezed directly into his hand before handing me the food which honestly should've been the first red flag but I tried to look past it. Thought I feel rude writing this, this place is just so bad I felt the need to even leave this review so maybe it can save someone from spending money here and get something better instead. I didn't take a picture of the food because I didn't plan to even write this but think twice before eating here

Service was great. I did have to get up and get my own sauces from an emptied table, though. Prices…read morekeep going up which is iar for the course. What was really a bummer, and why only 3 stars is that the burritos,which I have been getting for years and years, have just recently shrunk in size. By about a third. Still very good but decidedly smaller. Also bad was the table salsa, which is why I come here in the first place, had been severely watered down. Too bad. Hope it doesn't get worse. I used to love this place. Please do better!

Outstanding taqueria with fresh, delicious food and friendly staff. I don't live nearby or I would…read morego all the time. The only drawback is the amount of tables, demand was very high the evening we went, and we were fortunate to get a seat.

Food was really good!!!! I got the "El Cubano" and it was very good!…read more The pastry was really good too! It's a must try definitely!

Best cuban sandwich i have ever had. Worth the drive. Very happy that they opened one up in Addison.read more

Absolutely loved this restaurant! The food was delicious, fresh, and beautifully presented. The…read moreservice was excellent everyone was friendly, attentive, and welcoming. The atmosphere was also really nice and made the whole experience even better. Definitely one of the best restaurants I've been to, and I'll definitely be coming back. Highly recommended! I also see on Facebook they post a lot of great promos and announcements such great way yo know

Service was super nice and ambiance was excellent but the food was one star…read more I was very disappointed by the black charred on the pupapas food. It still tasted good but it was uncomfortably awkward I had to eat blackness of ugly bits and more ugly bits. At least the coleslaw was fresh. I found it was NOT necessary for the black charred on both sides of the flour tortillas. I hoped they will make another two for us, without the blackness, but my husband said not to ask again for free. I ate them anyways but was not satisfied. Thank you for trying anyways. I am sorry I went there. Sorry

Another spot super close to work! This is a Hispanic market with a small Taqueria in the back, and…read moreI'm already looking forward to coming back to try more of their menu. I placed an online order and happened to catch their Wednesday special: a burrito dinner for $10. Honestly, not a bad deal at all, considering how big the burrito was especially since it also comes with rice and beans. I went with the Asada (steak), and I was impressed with how much meat was packed inside. They were big, well seasoned chunks of steak throughout, so they definitely aren't skimping on the filling. I also ordered a side of guacamole and chips, and wow this is probably the biggest side of guacamole I've ever received! Not complaining at all. The guacamole was chunky, fresh, and flavorful, and I would definitely order it again. Service was pretty quick with my online order, which is always a plus. There are also a few tables in the back if you want us to sit down and eat. Overall, a great little fine that's conveniently close to work, reasonably priced, and generous with a portions. Can't wait to come back and try the tacos.

This is the real deal, the steak burritos are absolutely the best, the flavor of the steak is so…read moredelicious, plus it is a steak and not a bunch of crumbled pieces of meat, I'm telling you if you are looking to enjoy an awesome lunch try this place out, the chili rellenos is huge and full of flavor, and as a bonus it is inside a grocery store, so of course I had to shop when I was done eating, so I brought home some tamales, guacamole, pico de gallo, and some salsa verde, they also had salsa verde reaper, yes it's made with carolina reapers, I can't wait to try what I bought, what a wonderful experience, and the owner is the nicest guy to talk with, I really enjoyed my time there, and I know you will too, a must try.

Very nice, I live around this area and we often overlook this place as it's kind of tucked away in…read morea corner of a strip mall in between factories. Plus every time I pass by, it always looks empty. I came on a Friday night, and was there for a bit under 2 hours, somehow we were the only customers there the whole time. The food was delicious, and came out nice and hot. The tortillas here are handmade, so they have a better flavor than store bought tortillas. It also seemed very clean, from where we were seated anyway. I believe the pricing is fair for what you're getting too, and they have good music playing too. Overall, I would recommend this spot, and I'll definitely be returning soon.

The Queso Birria here is amazing, the goat is perfect, consume is delicious and unlike other…read morerestaurants this consume has chickpeas in it. So after the tacos you have a soup. Their Al Pastor Tacos are delicious too.