I have been going to Las Fuentes for years and the food is excellent…read more There are so many great menu items and all are great authentic Mexican cuisine. My sever tonight was Olivia and she was outstanding. She was very attentive and allowed me to dine at my own pace. Olivia was wonderful. I will definitely want Olivia as my server again.

The Missus and I have enjoyed dining here in the past, but it had been a while since our previous…read morevisit. My bad for not checking recent reviews beforehand. On Saturdays in past years, if you didn't have a reservation there could be a wait. But around 7 PM on the Saturday of our visit, it was not at all busy - a discomforting sign. I concur that the food quality and portion sizes are not as we remember. The chicken fajitas (brought on a plate, not sizzling in a skillet) was quite possibly the blandest I've ever tasted. Ditto the accompanying guacamole, rice, and refried beans. I requested corn tortillas but the server brought flour tortillas. When I pointed out the error, she said no problem. And, what did she bring? More flour tortillas! My Missus was equally disappointed with her skirt steak chimichangas. There were three but they were so small, they could be consumed in 4 bites. Everything on her plate, too, was bland and to top it off the meat was overcooked. We won't be back anytime soon.

The food was AMAZING. I got the steak taco dinner and it was delightful. It came with three…read moredelicious tacos and rice and beans. The service was caring and efficient. 10/10 would recommend to anyone in town. Not to mention on the weekends there's a live person who comes to your table and makes your guac TO YOUR LIKING!

I organized a Wednesday Lunch group of 5 senior men for a friendly Gathering. We arrived shortly…read moreafter they opened so it was not crowded. Food was great. Drinks were good as well ( Margaritas) . South Western atmosphere. Staff was attentive but not intrusive. Not cheap but not outrageous. We had a 2 and a half hour lunch and plenty of space. It started to fill in half way thru our visit. I have been before and will visit again.

It's a wide open concept with lots of seating…read more The waitress and staff are very attentive. Baked Clams - we nicely breaded taste good Pino Puffs - Shredded zucchini and 3 cheeses formed into a light puffy ball, served with besciamella sauce- was good Potatoe Sausage Soup - ok...it wasn't as creamy as I thought it should be. It was ok Beet Salad, too much dressing. It was ok. Country Rigatoni- Tomato cream sauce with grilled chicken, sliced Italian sausage, peas & fresh mozzarella - nothing to rave about. Basic pasta with sauce Tiramisu - ok. Needed a little more flavor Bread Pudding - ok too Nothing really stuck out. It was ok food, I can't say it was great.

A local gem with quality meals at reasonable prices. I am usually always leaving with leftovers…read moreand can't say enough about the creamy garlic dressing and almond tiramisu. Pasta and sauces are fresh. Happy hour is a great way to explore the menu.

What an Amazing find!!! Loved the friendly atmosphere!! The staff sang Happy Birthday to a 100 year…read moreold women !!! The special Brisket Birria was juicy and flavorful!! Can't beat a Margarita at Happy Hour! Wonderful stop for Awesome tacos and drinks before concert at AllState Arena! Thanks for making us feel right at home in your family owned business. The staff rocked!!! We will definitely be back!!

This was a to go order that I picked up since my parents live so close. I eat out a lot and visit a…read morelot of restaurants and this is the first time ever that I've been charged a $2 container fee??? Charge me something reasonable if u want but a $1 per container is ludicrous! Anyways, I ordered the quesadilla and a carnitas taco and beef taco. The quesadilla came in 3 pieces but were all stuck on top of each other so it wasn't packaged properly to go. The carnitas and beef tacos were kinda bland and just included a little lettuce and bits of tomato. Maybe the rest of the menu is better dining in but I wasn't impressed with the order to go. Although the owners mother who greeted me was very nice. So I'll give it another chance dining in since it's so close.

Decent taco spot! Ordered the chips and guacamole, plus the…read moresix-taco platter that came with beans and rice. The chips and guac were very tasty, and the steak taco was my favorite. We also ordered a few margaritas -- they were tasty.

Came here ion a Thursday night. We had great service. Tostados were good, not great. Brussel sprout…read moresalad was really good! I added brisket which was a mistake. There were a lot of fat pieces. I like supporting local businesses so will come again for sure.

On this night, we visited Sabor a Café for dinner and an intimate solo with a Chilean artist. I…read moredon't know why we hadn't noticed this gem before! The place looks like a recently discovered music temple! But, let's slow down a bit and take it from the top. We arrived and there was plenty of parking in the back. The rear entrance is really nice, like little resort with TV and all, reminding me of my own deck. The hostess seated us and the owner promptly came out I welcome us. The server came out and quickly took our order as we wanted to dine and enjoy the musical journey we were about to take. Food was made quickly and was delicious! The empanadas were good with a nice crisp outside. Tostones had a perfect crunch. The steak was perfectly cooked and the potatoes were surprisingly delicious! Drinks were great and well balanced, with a nice punch! The artist was old school, a musicians and a storyteller. He lived a great life and was pairing songs with experiences in his travels. We had a great evening and ended it with the owner giving us tour of the restaurant and all the eclectic art pieces on display. All in all, a great evening was had.

Service was great. The place was nice. It has a theme nights and the night that we went it was a…read moreColombian night and there's dancing partner dancing if you're into that. I am honestly not into that stuff and I just came here because of her birthday party. The food was okay it wasn't that great especially for the price range. I didn't like my Ceviche at all it's a different kind of ceviche tasted kind of weird and off for me. Calamari I did fried it was good but once again the quantity is like half a plate and the other half is a salad. Picada which is a fried pork dish this was really great quantity was big fried pork was very tasty I would order this again. Happy Eating!

Went here for dinner on a Thursday night with 5 friends for the first time and enjoyed the…read moreexperience. We had a reservation for 7pm, but it wasn't really needed as there were only 2 other tables occupied and a couple at the bar. We were greeted promptly and shown to our table, which was in the room with the decorative tree, which I appreciated. We ended up having the room to ourselves the whole night, but with the ambiance and music, we almost didn't notice. Our server was very friendly and accommodating. The service was slow overall but accurate. There weren't many check-ins to see how we were doing, but if you're not in a rush, it's perfect for catching up with friends. We felt like we could take our time and enjoy the company. The food and drinks were good overall. They had a lot of interesting options with the Latin/Asian Fusion menu that were fun to try (where else can you get guacamole with your sushi?). We had guacamole, dumplings, and tuna tatake for starters and then a few sushi rolls. All were very tasty and seemed fresh and made to order with good presentation. The only cons were that one of my friends got the poke bowl and was surprised at how small it was based on price ($33), and another friend thought his Negroni pour was a little short. We all left glad to have tried it and open to coming back again!

We got reservations for this place at 630PM on a Saturday evening. When we got there, there was…read moreplenty of tables. A "Please Wait to be Seated" sign greeted us and wait we did. We stood at the front with absolutely no acknowledgement from any of the staff including the bartenders. There is a front counter it seems, but no one was there. After five minutes of standing, and yes, it was 5-min, as the World Cup was on and that game clock doesn't stop. 5-minutes might not sound long, but when you're standing in the front, its a long time. We finally got greeted by their understaffed people, and were seated in the back. Obviously no reservation needed, as they didn't even ask. After about another 5-minutes, we got paper menus. By this time, we scanned the QR code that was on the table, to see the menu, and we were already ready to order. Sadly, I wish I did look at the paper menu, because apparently the online menu was different. There was a gumbo on the paper menu apparently. There's pictures of it on their TV monitors, showcasing their food, but I didn't see it on the online menu. We go the oysters, which surprisingly no one got sick from. Chicken fajitas were OK, and the rainbow roll sushi was OK too. The service really was bad... I would not come back again. BATHROOM REVIEW: Located in between the back room and bar area, the bathrooms were surprisingly pleasant. No poop splatters or pee stains on the toilet and urinals. They keep their bathrooms clean. Sit or squat? Sit.

I read through some of the negative reviews and they are obviously fake. I've been here a few times…read moreand the food has been consistently good. The owner Jun has a sarcastic sense of humor. I understand that we live in a time where American gen z gets offended by everything. Some of the reviews are just plain dumb, they didn't even eat anything or they walked in and walked out. This review is from someone that actually experienced it. We came on a Saturday night around 7:40 pm. There were only a few occupied tables. Two large groups and one couple. The ambiance was laidback with good music. It was only loud because the two large tables were laughing annoyingly, loud. The young Asian table drank one sip of beer and all of a sudden, their laughter echoed throughout the whole place. I'm Asian myself but I can hold my alcohol. The parking lot is shared since it's in a strip mall. To clarify, we did have to wait 50 mins before we started receiving our food. I believe Jun was the only chef and he made everything from scratch. He finished serving the other tables before he got to our order. FYI, Jun said the prices haven't been updated on the printed menus. I would say 4.5 out of 5 is good. I only took off half a point because the two large tables' laughter were cringy and vexing. We ordered bulgogi tacos, o-deng tahng (fishcake soup), garlic chicken wings, and sweet potato fries. -bulgogi tacos 5 - it says 3 on the menu but you actually get 4. Each taco is packed with the same amount of meat as the others. The chips and the housemade salsa are good too. -o-deng tahng 5 - the fishcake soup is so colorful and the broth has a mildly spicy flavor. This can be shared between 2-3 people. Highly recommended. -garlic chicken wings 5 - they are much larger than what you see in the picture. They are very meaty and I like that you can actually smell/taste the garlic. -sweet potato fries 5 - I loved how small and skinny they are, yet they are mighty in flavor. The seasoning was just right.

Quite a surprise for me since the photos of this spot suggest that this is an obscure dive bar. But…read morethe food here is beyond passable bar food -- and is actually very good. The atmosphere here is definitely unique, unlike most restaurants, and even bars in the suburbs. Definitely great if you're someone who is into sports, comic books, and also likes to discover hidden gems. Service here is best described as prompt but sassy, but also something that can't be accurately described (in a good way) and just needs to be experienced in person. I'm not exactly sure if there's a menu, as the regulars seem to already know what to order - but this is something that can be researched online and is both bolder in flavor and more interesting than what you can typically find in a bar, or Korean restaurant. Kind of a fusion between familiar and tasty American bar food -- but with Korean influences to elevate the flavors. All the food I tried here shined both in texture and flavor. The seafood pancake had a great crisp on the outside and generous amounts of seafood inside. It was packed with tasty herbs and a slightly chewy texture that was still fantastic after I reheated it the next day. The Korean fried chicken used large wings and drumsticks, which really helped to provide more tender and moist meat than some local competitors. This was super crispy, possibly more crispy than similar options at Bonchon and CM chicken. A small warning for the spicy options, as this is a higher spiciness level than what many people may be used to with fried chicken. The kimchi fried rice has a great mix of egg, kimchi, and seasonings that create a delicious dish even for those who may not particularly care for the flavor profile of kimchi. Putting the flame torch to the egg and rice adds a good smokiness to the dish, and the mix of onion and egg really adds a lot of umami to the dish. Overall, this is a unique dining experience and worth a visit as the food is flavorful, inexpensive, and well executed. Especially worth a visit for anyone who likes bar food but wants something a bit higher quality and packed with flavors -- this is definitely not the menu you'd find at a traditional Korean spot.