One of the best Venezuelan spots in DFW. Tequeños are the best I've had so far in this area and the…read moregarlic sauce is really good. All other dishes I've had have been tasty as well. Definitely recommended.

Great service, clean, comfortable and reasonable prices. Portions are a bit small but you get…read morequality over quantity. Fruit juices are really good. Unique flavors of dishes. Most is fried but not too oily.

The ambiance, the service, and the quality were top-notch. If you want to feel like you're at a…read moreloved one's home who made you a meal made with love, this is the place. We stopped for lunch, it wasn't busy or crowded, and there's plenty of seating. Our waiter let us know that on Fridays and Saturdays, they have a lively evening with a band if we were interested in that. He also mentioned the margaritas were good. Casa Vieja is a Colombian cuisine restaurant. I'm not too familiar with the dishes, so I opted for the mini Bandera Paisa, which is a traditional dish consisting of pork skin, sausage, sweet plantain, fried egg, thin steak, corn cake, red beans, white rice, and avocado. Not sure how this was the mini dish, but everything was so good. The food was well seasoned and not overly greasy or heavy. My request for spice was delivered with 2 salsas and grilled serranos. My beverage of choice was a mango juice, very refreshing, and the natural sweetness was complementary to my savory dish. I wish I had room for dessert, but this just gives me more of an incentive to return. Happy with the entire experience, if you haven't been, stop by!

Loved this spot! The food is very good and the staff were very friendly and nice. Authentic food…read more Definitely recommend checking this place out. I will bring my family back here again!

We stopped by Hello Caribbean in Lewisville for happy hour and it was such a cozy, relaxed spot…read more The service was friendly and the drinks were big and fun, with good happy hour deals. The menu has plenty of savory dishes with rich, infused Caribbean flavors. Some popular items you can try are the Caribbean Parrilla with Angus beef and chicken, their fresh ceviche with fish and shrimp, the hearty Caribbean seafood soup and the Playa Paraiso red snapper with tostones. They also have the Caribbean Llanera Burger with grilled cheese, bacon and egg, plus a nice tres leches cake for dessert. Overall it is an easygoing place with great drinks and flavorful food, definitely worth stopping by.

This place was AMAZING. For all my Venezuelans out there, you will feel right at home. They also…read morehave a mini market inside with all the goodies!! We went to celebrate two birthdays in the family and they were extremely kind to let us have a full quesillo (instead of buying portions of it) and played some Venezuelan birthday music. I will definitely be back soon

Super Sandy's is an absolute gem! We started with the appetizer sampler, which offered a wonderful,…read moreyummy variety of flavors to kick off our meal. For our main courses, we ordered the mixed grill plate for two to feed three people, and it was so massive that we still ended up taking food home! We also got the corn pepito, and oh my goodness--it was just as yummy the next day for lunch. The restaurant is a little hard to spot from the main road, but there is plenty of good parking once you find it. Inside, the seating is comfortable, the staff is great, and we absolutely loved the music. A perfect 5-star experience!

How have I been missing this place! We were looking for something different in the Flower Mound…read morearea and thought we would stop in. When we walked in we were greeted right away and the server was super friendly the whole time. The restaurant is very nice, clean, and inviting with a good amount of tables. The menu is HUGE with tons of options. We decided on the Super Sandy Arepa as well as the Han and Cheese and Ground Beef Empanadas. Everything was incredibly fresh and tasty! Honestly we are already looking forward to a return trip to try some more items as everything looked so good. Super option in the area and well recommended!

Nice attentive service, not busy for a Sunday night. Loved the yucca cheese balls! And the guava…read moremargarita was excellent!

Appetizer and main dishes are yummy and tasty. Excellent…read moreservice Desserts are too sweet for me.

I had a great time tonight with Samuel as my server. I've never had hot black beans dip and salsa…read morewith chips which was complimentary. My guest had a ground beef filled chimichanga with rice and beans. I loved the grilled chicken topped with melted cheese and mixed veggies and rice. Very nice atmosphere and soothing Latin music as we sat by a tinted glass window while the sun was going down. I'm definitely going back!

G was amazing! We…read morehad a large group of 25 people. They were awesome to work with to curate a fixed menu with cocktails for our group and baseline estimate of what we'd expect to pay. Food was awesome. The Pupusas are a must have here, and Cocktails (pineapple margarita and tequila old fashioned) were also great! Really want to say thanks to G again for accommodating our group and even accommodating someone in our group who's birthday it was We've always enjoyed Casa Mia but their accommodations for our group were impressive!

Very Nice bar and grill with nice size bar area…read more They play poker here on Sundays for two games first one at 3 and second game at 5pm. The reason for the 3 start is the food and the prices. Bottle beer 5 dollars each Sodas 3 dollars each no refills Burger and onion rings 14.00 The onion rings were bomb but the burger not so much needed flavor and or seasoning. Going to try something new next time so if you eat Colombian food please let me know what I need to try!!

Para nunca jamás regresar ni el Sancocho menos la bandeja la…read morechica muy amable pero la demora y el mal sabor de los platos dejó mucho de decir

The service is excellent, and the food is outstanding. I tried the tacos and the Bella Vista…read moreburger, and I loved it. I would definitely come back; the atmosphere is very chill to hang out

From the owner: Our unique charm lies in combining authentic Venezuelan flavors with a vintage-inspired atmosphere…read more At Millo’s, you’ll not only enjoy traditional dishes like tequeños and arepas, but also live music and a welcoming environment that celebrates cultural diversity. We don’t just serve food—we create unforgettable experiences for everyone who visits us!

What a hidden gem! This is a tiny restaurant you blink and miss, but the food was delicious. Our…read moreserver was excellent and attentive to our group of 6. I will definitely be back to try the paella!

I am a certified Sommelier, and have been in the restaurant industry for over 20 years. Dining…read morehere with my family tonight was incredible. The owner and their family make everyone feel like family from the moment you walk through the door. If you enjoy delicious food, and even better service, this is the spot for you!

The food was the best I've had yet! I'm so happy Texas is getting better with the small business…read morerestaurants and this place is for the books. Great food fresh and authentic! Wonderful service attentive waiters and fast cook to order. Price was worth every bite

A Home-Cooked Feel with a Few Rough Edges…read more My first visit to Dona Maria started on a positive note with a warm, friendly greeting that made me feel welcome right away. I ordered the Calisticas with chicken and the Pernil (braised pork). The crispy plantains were one of the highlights of the meal, providing a nice texture and crunch. The pork was tender and juicy, although I unexpectedly encountered a large bone joint in one portion. The chicken cups were less successful. They were noticeably oily and lacked the juicy, flavorful bite I was expecting. The standout flavor of the meal was actually the chimichurri sauce. It added brightness and depth, and I found myself pouring it over nearly everything on the plate. Overall, the experience felt very much like eating at a friend's home--comforting, unpretentious, and made with care. That home-style atmosphere extended to the food preparation as well, which appeared informal (I did see prep without gloves) and may not appeal to guests who expect a more polished restaurant experience. While there were some enjoyable elements, particularly the hospitality, plantains, pork, and chimichurri, the execution of several dishes was inconsistent. A decent meal with a welcoming spirit, but not one that fully lived up to its potential.