Sweet staff and delicious food with a lively cafe feel. We stopped in for some empanadas for my…read morepicky eater of a middle schooler who was begging for them. Looked so tasty we bought some coffees and lemonades. Then came back the next day to have a full dinner there, complete with steak, yuca cakes, and pork belly. Absolutely amazing. Have stopped in many times since when we have been back home in Midlo.

Service was great. The staff were very nice and friendly. They were very approachable. My server…read moreSalome was very personable and took good care of our group. The ambiance was very casual, relaxed with Latino songs playing in the background. Jugo en leche guanabana was sweet, tangy, and refreshing. I liked it! Bandeja paisa serving size was huge. It had grilled steak, pork belly, sausage, rice, beans, small corn cake, egg, avocado, and sweet plantain. It was good. Pan de bono was also very nice! Lovely sweet bread.

This was my fist time to visit Latin Quater. I was delicious. The service was on point, our…read morewaitress was super friendly and even chatted with us. I love the color scheme of the restaurant, (my favorite colors) which made it that much more inviting for me. Not super busy, but steady. Will definitely go again. Nice little date night spot. Try the Margarita, you won't regret it.

My second time here! This hidden gem is spot on with FLAVOR!…read moreWe ordered a variety of items on the menu. They all were loaded with FLAVOR. The atmosphere is cozy and quiet. The service was spot on and not over the top. We will be returning again. Their nachos are so much better than KBJ...The flank steak is well seasoned and tender on the nachos. The chicken in the rice bowl has the right amount of flavor and the tajin takes it up a notch. Prices are very reasonable and portion size is sharable.

I came in one night when it was really, really cold, and I really wasn't that familiar with the…read morearea. They have the bar on one side and dining area on the other side. They didn't have any servers working that night that spoke English, but even with limited Spanish I was able to order what I wanted. It took a good minute before they seated me though waiting for the one server they had that they said speaks a little bit of English. They also only checked on me twice: to take my order and to give me my check. I waited quite a bit for a refill of my drink. I ordered chicken fajitas. It was okay. It smelled very flavorful, but did not taste as flavorful as I expected. The portion size was generous; I did have some leftovers that I took home. Overall, the meal was satisfying enough. I would love to try a different dish next time.

Very good Mexican food we came in late but they still let us enjoy our meal salsa was great thank…read moreyou

Pretty popular place. It was almost at capacity. Told me right away that the food must be amazing…read morehere. It was actually really good and fresh. Being so busy it was a little loud but pleasurable. Overall a great spot for large or small groups. Plenty of menu options, both Salvadorean and Mexican. Great customer service as well. Thanks you!!

This place is really authentic tasting and I highly recommend! The issue is you kind of have to…read moreknow Spanish as our waiter didn't really speak English and we used a translation thing to help. I got the fried pork/yucca and a steak taco. Both were absolutely delicious! We also got 2 pupusa's were the best I've ever had in my entire life! They also give you a Spanish coleslaw and some orange sauce that goes with it. I really didn't know what the sauce was, but it tasted like it had tomato in it and it was good. My friend got al pastor tacos and I tried a bite and it was really good too! I want to come back and try their soups and other items. Great prices as well and they have options if you pay in cash it's a little cheaper as well. Highly recommend!!

The food is consistently delicious. Especially the weekend Sancocho, which somehow tastes even…read morebetter in fall and winter. I've tried the Tequeños, arepas, empanadas, cachapas, and the plantain sandwich, and every single one has been worth it. It's tucked next to a gas station, which adds to the charm. Parking's a bit unpredictable, so I usually park across the street and walk over. Easy enough. The hostess is lovely. Welcoming, helpful, and always spot on with her suggestions. Whether you're dining in or grabbing food to go, Chamo's is one of those places that makes you feel good about coming back. Time for another visit.

I used to like this place, but it's clear they've stopped caring about customers…read more I ordered two lack luster bowls and three orders of beef pastillios (9). The cashier confirmed my order, but still gave me the wrong items and they were burnt. I brought them back, and she tried to convince me it was the same thing I ordered. As if I was just supposed to eat whatever they handed me. I asked for a refund. She got an attitude, disappeared into the kitchen, and came back saying it'd be 5 minutes to fix. Seven minutes later, it was still wrong they gave me chicken instead of beef. I spent over $80 and was treated like my business didn't matter. If I pay for something, I expect to get exactly that not what you feel like giving me. Poor service. Basic food. Sloppy attitude. Beware Richmond, VA (I told you so) this was my last visit. One star.

I got 2 pupusas de frijoles con queso and WOW! It tasted so good just like my mother made them. A…read morepart was just cheese but when I got to the part with the beans I felt like the happiest little Mexican in the world. I am short, not gonna lie to you. The service took a bit of a while but when it arrived EVERYTHING smelled so good. The ambiance isn't the best, but it was lovely. The inside was sorta like Tacos Mexico* but with a different color and a lot more spacious. It was a family day when I went there, but the pupusas sure are a hit! *The best TACO place ever!!!

Ass pupusas imma keep it a buck never stepping foot in this place again over charged me my Jamaica…read morewas in fact NOT Jamaica I'm VERY disappointed,worse pupusas I've ever had, the plátanos were aight.

My first time eating at this establishment, and I must say that I was pleased with the food. I had…read morethe birria taco, rice, and refried beans. The food was great, portions were nice, and the flavor was on point. The ambiance was inviting, and the service was friendly and hospitable. If you are looking for genuine Mexican food, this is the place to go!

I love Mexican food, so I found this spot while I was in the area. I ordered the birria tacos and…read moregrabbed a tiramisu cake for dessert. The birria tacos were really good, definitely a 10 out of 10. I had never tried tiramisu before, so I wanted to give it a shot since I've heard so many people love it. I'd rate it a 7.5 out of 10, it was decent overall.

I'm never in this side of Richmond, but was today and HAD to stop in to give them a try. It's a…read moreLatino Market and restaurant combo with lots of grocery items, a few pharmacy items, fresh produce, meat, prepared foods in a hot box and a full sit down restaurant. I got 3 mixed pupusas and 3 steak tacos. The pupusas were huge, but they were kinda flavorless. The accompanying curtido wasn't sour enough for my liking, either. The winner was the tacos. Delicious, and affordable at like $2.50 each.

For the restaurant side, great food, clean, prompt, super reliable food flavor and quality,…read morereasonable prices, incredibly varied menu. I've never been disappointed, and they keep a busy line. Love their chicharrones and empanadas de plátano de leche, pasteles, and whatever else I have tried from the fritura (fried food) hot bar. They keep hot tortillas in the cooler by the hot bar. The usual butcher is the absolute best! He's very kind and helpful. He always has a wide variety of sausages plus beef shank, smoked pork chops (frozen), and basically anything I need for a good stew, with the exception of my auyama. They even have the most beautiful, very fresh cilantro/cilantro ancho at this location. Ask the butcher for more if you don't see it. I find it well worth going a bit out of my way to pass other amanecer markets to go to this one. The front register service is pretty blah, but they have what I need. Watch the produce though because the prices can be pretty ridiculous at this location, but they're one of few places that have guineo verde (Green banana) and plátano maduro (ripe plantain) always at the perfect ripeness at all times. I do pay the higher price for that there because I've never gotten weird plantains with soft spots or oddly hard ripe plantains here. The more basic produce like cabbage and corn tends to be the most ridiculous price. This is definitely my favorite amanecer markets overall. They have plenty of variety, and they have beautiful-looking seafood in abundance that never ever has an off smell, not even in the least. The habit of storing fresh herbs by the seafood and the butcher handling them would be my only complaint. I'm always cooking my herbs, so I don't worry so much.

The best I ever have Muy bueno para el paladar. Se los recomiendo. Especiallmemte a los…read morealrededores no hay algo parecido.

The name totally will throw you off. I was expecting an American based fried chicken place but this…read moreisn't that. It's authentic Hispanic food. I purchased banana bread which was pretty good but kind of burned on the bottom. The roasted chicken was very bland. The rice and beans were really good though. I ordered flan but they didn't give it to me and I realized this when I got home. I'd give them a try again if for nothing else other than their bread.

Everything we ate was excellent! Al pastor tacos were a 10!~ The place was extremely clean and…read moreordering was easy!

I really like local authentic food and this may be the spot. I tried something I've never had…read morebefore, Baleadas with meat, and it was decent. The flour tortilla was fresh and soft. The flavors of the beans, eggs, meat, cheese and sour cream blended so well. There were two large pieces and it was budget friendly. The market has all the staples that you may not be able to find in regular grocery stores and is nice to look/shop while you wait for your food. The only downside is the parking is only a few spots in front of the store that's shared with two other businesses and you have to back out into a busy street. I will be back to try other menu items though!