This food is SO good--and the fact that they're open late night makes it even better. Authentic…read moreSpanish food, great drinks, and genuinely amazing service. It's a local spot that's been around forever, and I'm just now trying it... honestly mad I've been missing out on this all my adult life Definitely becoming a regular.

So, we've been going here for over 10 years, and things have sort of gone down a bit. Not bad, but…read moresort of average. - service - slow. We went at 3 pm and there was only one other table. The staff seemed focused on serving To Go drinks and mostly ignored us. 10 minutes for chips and salsa/take orders,10 more for water (never refilled), 30 minutes after we ordered we got our food (quesadillas, papusas, tortilla soup.) The chips were stale and the salsa bland. Tortilla soup was hearty and above average. Papusa was good, quesadillas very good. Hopefully it's a phase and not a trend.

I came here with my girlfriend to watch the Mexico World Cup game. The place is a small but…read morewelcoming space. The customer service was really great. The hostess and waiter were very friendly and attentive. Our glass of water was never empty. We ordered some chips and Guac while we waited for our bean and cheese pupusas and taco salad. The chips and guac were good. Nothing amazing. The taco salad was fresh with amazing veggies. The grilled steak was good. However it was missing beans. It was ok, but not my favorite. The pupusas however were 5 stars. There were so good. I highly recommend them to anyone. Their curtido was also so delicious. We loved them so much we went back another day to order some more. The next time we are in the DC area we plan to stop here again.

Came here with a large group and we sat outside. Half had a pitcher of margaritas while most of us…read morejust had pupusas. I also shared the yuca which was incredible and fried perfectly. Pupusas were amazing and so cheap. Service was a little slow, but very friendly and accommodating for a large group. They were able to split the check and pay by QR code which was incredibly convenient! I live by their other location but this is a great spot if you're in the area!

We met some friends here. They recommended it. Now I'm recommending it. Thus far, the best Puerto…read moreRican food I've had outside of Puerto Rico. The mofongo is top. The pastelón was also very good. Both dishes were very filling. They have some good happy hour specials. Their ordering system is online. Scan th QR code to view the menu and order. A server will bring the food as it comes out. You can keep a tab open and pay at the end. This was a first for me.

Takeout Review! This…read moreis a good location if you're in the eastern part of navy yard (near the base)! The staff was kind and responsive and it's an "aesthetic" restaurant (swings for chairs for example). I'm giving it 3 stars because the food really just didn't do much for me. The flavors were 3 stars. The chicken in the chicken mofongo was chewy and tough. The beef to plantain ratio was like .0001 to 5. I'm disappointed by the meal given the service I had but I can't say I'll be back

This is the best spot to get a healthy, delicious meal for a great price. My friend Chris…read morerecommended to go eat at the Sylvester's off Allentown Road in Camp Springs. Even though this isn't the location, I still had to write this long-over-due review. He ordered us both the Sylvester's steak platter with rice and salad. It was love at first bite! The steak strip was tender and juicy cooked to perfection, which was layed over a bed of garden vegeatble rice(my new favorite!) It is accompanied by a side of spring salad with a slice of tomato(wish they would use cherry tomatoes instead of plum), a slice of cucumber, and a lime wedge. It also comes with a side of ranch dressing. You definitly get your money's worth. The portion size is a big heaping helping and certainly, a certified belly buster! Ever since that day, I have been a a faithful customer returning frequently and always have a more than satisfying delicious meal! This is by far the best chain restaurant to go to when looking for a low cost, but high quality, meal. To avoid waiting for your food, as it is made fresh to order, I suggest calling in ahead of time. A steak dinner for 10 bucks?!?! Sing to me Paolo, this is what dreams are made of!!!

This was a trip back down memory lane. My sissy order two fried red snapper combos. It's not quite…read moreas good as I remember but it was edible. The fish wasn't fried golden brown the oil appeared to be old. To my surprise the portion of the sides were really large. Both fish combos included fries (no salt); one had green beans and the other spicy cabbage. The fries were not golden brown but dark brown, again the oil probably needed to be changed. The green beans were okay but cabbage was too spicy for us.

Amazing as always. Warm staff, Ecuadorian music playing from the kitchen. Fanesca today. I can't…read moreask for more! They also had llapingachos as a special but had to go for the fanesca.

Tasty food, great service, good music It's a 10/10 no…read morewithout doubt, a perfect place to find a Hispanic-services restaurant and real food flavors

We were hungry and looking for some delicious food. We happened upon La Plaza…read more The service was quick and the ambiance was great. They had the current FIFA soccer game playing so of course we watched while we ate. Our server said they were staying open later than normal to cater for the US Soccer game later tonight. Pretty awesome! The food, I had the chicken taco salad, it was delicious. It came with a dressing that honestly wasn't needed at all. We also had the beef chimichanga. This is why only four stars. The burrito was toasted on the griddle not deep fried like it's supposed to be. Otherwise it was delicious!

This was a unique experience. Service was slow and they weren't busy…read more Pros: Authentic Hispanic cuisine You're able to sit outside. You get a shot of tequila after you advise you're ready to pack up and go. (This was a very unique feature) Cons: The food was very bland. I'm not too big on saying someone's seasoning was bland because we all have different palates, but compared to the other experiences I have had with Latin food, this fell very short. I felt like the frozen margarita was very overpriced. $27 and was not the slightest bit buzzed by the end of it (very lightweight drinker). Animals aren't controlled. While sitting outside patrons with dogs were allowed to have heir dogs sniff and come close to other people. But, all in all, a very middle of the mark experience.

Omg, bomb and delicious! I love. It's very quiet inside and barely anyone. It's a hit miss spot!read more

This small restaurant is tucked away on Livingston Road by the LSW Liquor Store. Cozy and inviting,…read morethe restaurant is a great place to stop by for lunch or dinner. I had the grilled beef fajitas which was hot with beans, salad, and rice. Delicious and very satisfying at a reasonable price. I didn't take a photo but I will add a photo of the menu later. It specializes in Tex-Mex and Salvadorean food. I would highly recommend it. No frills, just good comfort food.

Saw this on a YouTube vlog. Plentiful food & good prices. Not the most dazzling place inside, but…read moreit gets the job done. Was disappointed that they didn't have oxtails when we went. But overall it was a good experience.

They always have good food and they don't skimp. Lots of seating!…read more Is buffet style so the food is precooked but definitely fresh! Service is fast and they are always kind.

Recently held an event in the office and had to find a place to cater. I feel like our office is in…read morea food desert, there's not much in the immediate area. It hasn't really bounced back just yet. But I also feel like we are in a bubble too. Our street looks vacant, but once you walk to one end of the block or other, the opportunities are within sight. I have seen this place when I have had the pleasure to drive into work. However, it's not an establishment that I would walk to for lunch. DC blocks can be super long to walk and it can take a while to cross the busy streets. With our event coming up I figured why not. We went with the 40 Person Package from their catering menu. I think they under-describe this. It states it is for 40 people, but the amount of food you receive can easily feed more than that. Especially when it comes with four full pan sized side dishes. Definitely enough food to feed a crew and have leftovers. For our sides we went with White Rice, Plantains, Mashed Potatoes, and House Salad. All the food was received well by our crew and they were pleased to be able to partake in what was left after the meal was done. The White Rice comes with peas and carrots right in it. The Plantains are fried perfectly. Mashed Potatoes were velvety (sadly they appear to have taken them off the menu since we ordered). And the House Salad was a light side to rest of the rich food. What was over the top here was the delivery of the food. This was two weeks post snowstorm and the streets of DC were still mini mountains to climb. Our delivery person was amazing with the delivery. He, however, had the mishap of the mashed potatoes deciding to ditch before being delivered. He was very apologetic, cleaned it off the sidewalk outside, and went back to the restaurant to bring a fresh tray. That is superb service in my mind.

A solid Peruvian Chicken joint that has all the trimmings you would expect. However, they offered…read morea unique side that I needed to try ... roasted Brussel sprouts. The Brussel sprouts were slight sweetened by the addition of carrots which really offset the bitterness you sometimes get with such a dish. Excellent idea! But let's not forget the main course ... the chicken. Nice and juicy. Quite good! Definitely worth a try!

My friend and I wanted to try a few spots in here so we started at Platos fuertes. We got the…read morestrawberry marg pitcher. It was delicious a little dangerously delicious if you know what I mean. The calamari was a little overcooked for me. Next we went to Mosaico and let me tell you that Perro Caraqueño was GAS!! I hate mustard and I couldn't imagine this hot dog not having it. 10000/10 I wish I would have gotten two but this was the warm up for dinner. We ate in the dining area on one of the couches. I love how you can get food from a couple different spots & lounge together.

I mean I can post pictures of the exterior and interior of La Cosecha market, but I can also post…read morepictures of alpacas who visit the market! This is a great venue that hosts businesses that range from arepa shops to bars to a community space. Honestly have fallen in love with how vibrant the space is. The food is unique in the sense that you can go beyond traditional Mexican food and try Venezuelan and El Salvadoran cuisines. If you're ever in DC, check this spot out!