I had a yummy cubano which turned out so large that I ate half of it at the restaurant and ate the…read morerest of it over the next two days. My husband had mofongo con carne and tamarind both of which were new to him. Positive response.

I did a carry out order and was greeted right away. Very laid back atmosphere. Not very crowded…read more Nice place to to sit and have a drink. Parking around the place is street only.

Portion for the chicharon is extremely small. small bite size pieces for 12 dollars. Flavor is…read moregood. Just disappointed by the portion. The steak platter portion is much better.

Food wasn't bad. Service could've been better. They lost their liquor license so no alcoholic…read moredrinks. We had two menus. One had the original prices. The other menu had white stickers with jacked up prices.

This place is hands down one of my favorite places to eat in the Milwaukee area. I've come here…read moreseveral times, and every single time I feel like I'm part of the family when I'm here. Even when I bring new people here who have never been here before, they always hands down say they can't wait to come back and ask when we are going again so they can come with! This place is a little hole in the wall, but that's what makes it extra special. Their menus are digital only, so be sure to bring your phone with you so you can look up the QR code to access their website. The pisco sours are awesome, every time we come here we order at least a half pitcher. I've tried a variety of things from the menu, and so far I'm having a hard time finding something I don't like. The Sauteed Lomo Steak is awesome, so is any version of their Fried Rice, including one of my absolute favorites- the Pork ribs & fried rice with the fried sweet plantain. The green cilantro sauce they serve on the side of many of their dishes is one of the main reasons I keep coming back. It's so good! I've tried to duplicate this many times at home, but the version at Chef Paz is always better. If you have room after eating your fabulous meal, the tres leches cake is amazing. They don't keep late hours, so be mindful of when you're planning your visit. On Friday & Saturdays they close at 8pm, and Sunday's they close even earlier at 5pm.

Chef Paz in West Allis is a little hidden gem! It's a small, cozy restaurant with a welcoming…read moreatmosphere and friendly service. If you haven't tried Peruvian food, don't let that stop you from giving this place a try! The empanadas are AMAZING! Crispy, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. And that green sauce... WOW! It's a must-try and the perfect addition to the empanadas. Honestly, I could go back just for those! We also tried the beef stew, which was full of flavor and had that comforting, homemade, cooked-with-love taste. We sampled a little bit of everything, and each dish offered something different and delicious. The restaurant is clean, the service is friendly and professional, and the whole experience feels warm and welcoming.

Had some delicious empanadas from Pedro's at this year's Bay View Bash. I have an "always get…read moreempanadas" rule and it almost never lets me down - this was no exception. The cart had tamales & tostones which looked great (and based on Rick's review I probably should have grabbed a tamale) but my "empanadas 4ever" rule was in effect so I got 3 tasty pockets of goodness for $10. There were probably 6 flavors to pick from but I ended up with spinach/artichoke (sounded interesting), beef picadillo and meat/potato. I loved them all - each was good sized, well filled and full of fresh things. The standout for me was the picadillo one but honestly, I just wanted to get right back in line and eat empanadas until someone called the rescue squad. The folks working were really hustling to keep the line moving and were super nice. If you see this cart and pass it by, you're not living your best life.

Local food truck turned brick and mortar Girls loved the…read moreempanadas, the Milanese sandwich was avg but solid chimichurri and garlic aioli sauce but churros (strawberry and Bavarian crème inside churro) and amazing tres leche cake. Will go again!!

From the moment we walked in until our meal was over and we left, the service and food was…read moreexemplary. The cocktails as well! This was one of the best dining experiences I've had. This building was once a bakery. I remember it well. I so very happy Antigua now occupies that space. The menu has so many great options, we had two starters to begin with. The plantains and the potato apps. We all ordered different items for our main dishes. Every one was exceptional. The decor was absolutely adorable. It made you feel as though you were at home. So you must absolutely put this on your list of restaurants to visit when you are in West Dallas. Do not pass this one up.

This was my first time in Antigua. The atmosphere is lovely and it is a family owned business. Our…read moreserver was very helpful and kind. We started with the patatas bravas, which were quite good. They were cooked well and the sauce was yum. They were very accommodating to our requests - the lomo saltado is usually made with beef but they switched it to chicken for me. A few of my friends switched their main meat to chicken as well, and they were very helpful. The taste of the lomo saltado was good - the sauce is predominantly soy sauce which isn't for everyone!

More of a take out place, limited seating. Menu has Colombian, Mexican and select American dishes…read moreto chose from. Also a limited breakfast menu. Drinks are 20oz bottles or cans with typical selection with some LATAM favorites like Aloe, Jumex juice and Apple Soda Empanada was tasty. Filling was cold. We had the Carne Asada and Badeja Paisa. Both very tasty, Chicharrón was fatty but given the quality of what's available in this country I can't expect what I get in Bogotá. Was disappointed no Pantecones or Arepas kinda Colombian staples.

We had dinner at Sabor Latino last night. We were disappointed in the service. She wasn't very…read moreattentive and decided that she was going to bleach the floors at dinner time. We struggled with the strong bleach smell trying to eat our meal. We also ran out of beverages, and we were 1 of 2 tables in there. The chips looked and tasted like they were out of a bag, which is disappointing because it's not hard to make fresh chips. They had 4 different salsas which were tasty which was good because their food had little flavor. The rice and beans didn't even have any seasoning on them. The steak tacos didn't have much flavor either, so it was good that we had our choice of the salsas to use. The steak was without fat or gristle so that was a plus. My husband ordered a burrito that he said was bland and dry. It was good that they had to salsas but the food lacked seasoning or the flavor I expected from a restaurant with flavor in the name. I am willing to give them another try and order something different, but my husband isn't so willing.

La Masa on Brady Street is one of my favorite places to grab a casual bite in MKE! I have been here…read morecountless times and had just about every empanada on the menu. This time, I had (1) the shrimp curry, (2) the wisco corn, and (3) the pesto chicken empanadas. The wisco corn is my absolute favorite and a must order every time I'm here! The empanada trio comes with a side, and I had the jicama slaw. For appetizers, we ordered the goat cheese croquetas (panko crusted chèvre cheese with a honey basil glaze) and the spicy black bean dip topped with even more goat cheese (some grilled ciabatta and veggies to dip, as well)! All of this goes very well with their classic pisco sour or even a glass if the sangria on tap Some honorable mention empanadas are the mushroom truffle and the spinach and cheese.

Such an amazing cute place to visit! Empanadas are…read moredelicious and the perfect size to stop for a snack! The passion fruit lemonade is so good to sip on! And our server Kathy is amazing and sweet! I really recommend this place to anyone visiting the amazing city of Milwaukee!

We had a large party of 8 for dinner. We ordered a bunch of small plates and shared- yucca fries,…read moreceviche and guacamole were delicious! Then we ordered a selection of arepas and empanadas. Also very good especially liked the veggie option!! Homemad churros for dessert were sublime . I have never had a bad meal here. Always reliably fabulous.

This place is quickly becoming one of my favorite go to spots. The potato soup is a MUST ORDER!! So…read morecomforting and yummy! We got the goat cheese fritters and they were alright, I wouldn't recommend, just over priced for what you get. We got the pescado encocado to split, I really enjoyed it!

This was a perfect stop for a quick dinner. The server came to our table within a few minutes of…read morearrival. After placing the order, the food was delivered timely. Good food, very tasty and well seasoned to taste. The portion size appeared small but it was filling! The restaurant is inviting and tranquil.

Pollo Bacano where Columbian food meets Mexican. The set up inside is sear yourself and you will be…read moreprovided table service but they also have a drive thru. We dined in and their establishment is kept clean and it's well decorated. If a place serves horchata you know I have to try it and they pass the horchata test (not too sweet, hint of cinnamon, and no chalky aftertaste). They bring out chips and salsa to start. The salsa had a slight kick to it but nothing unbearable for my tastebuds. I had their chicken tacos minus the Pico. They still put the Pico. But besides that the chicken was well seasoned and nice and juicy. They really fill their tacos. I got double the rice instead of pinto beans. We also tried their beef Empanadas which were delicious but they will definitely fill you up. The bowl holds a lot of food and the flavors were good. The chicken by itself wasn't my favorite, they may have overcooked it but since everything else was good Ill give it a pass. Overall a good place to stop and get a bite to eat.