This is open 12-5 Saturday and Sunday. I don't know why they are closed during the week.read more

Really yummy, authentic PR food in Killeen. As in, things I'd never heard of before! The building…read moreis really cute inside with lots of art and friendly staff. Portions are huge, so get ready to share at your table because most things do not "reheat" well. Seriously. The food is great when it's fresh, but we over-ordered (because we wanted to try different things) and brought home a lot that got thrown away because it was just not good after refrigerating and reheating. But fresh? Oh YES!! Order any specials. They're bound to be terrific! And make sure to get something with pork--it's so moist and flavorful! Thanks to the staff for making all our dishes with love!

Pasteles! Pernil! Everything you need for Puerto Rican dishes (and they even sometimes have mavi…read morebark, quenepas, pastel and pastelillo de guayaba, turron, and morcillas)! If you can't find what you're looking for, just ask one of the employees. This grocery store is THE "go to" tiendita for all Boricuas and NewYoricans in Bell County.

Because my "second family" is Cuban and I have a great affinity for all things Cuban (not just the…read morecigars and the rums) I always have a complex about non-Cubans preparing Cuban like things. There is even a Seinfeld episode on point about this with the Dominicans rolling the crepes. If you don't believe me compare a Romeo y Julieta (DR) to a real one, or any of the other cigar companies that have a DR factory with non-Cuban torcedores to one from the motherland. With the limited reviews of this joint on yelp I was having to read between the lines that the ladies preparing the food were probably not authentic Cubans. But based on the very favorable four to five star reviews of the Cuban sandwich from other yelpers, they seemed to know how to put in work on the gentlesir's favourite panini type class of sandwich so I was sold on giving it the olde "college try" since the prices seemed quite reasonable and I needed to submit receipts for travel reimbursement to my organization that were not handwritten. Just a note for yelpers - the "grocery store" part of the business is actually called Killeen Nutritional Center which has a separate yelp business page and this is the page for the to-go restaurant portion of the biz. I wandered around there for several minutes trying to find the sammich counter until I realized I was at the deli (in the grocery store) and the girl behind the deli counter was actively ignoring me. So I spotted the door behind the registers the other way and walked into the sammich place I wanted to be in. They could really use a sign or something, or workers that will acknowledge your existence and direct you appropriately. I actually know some spanglish so I know enough to be helpful asking where ya boy can obtain his emparedado. There is "prepared food" cafeteria style that most people dining in seemed to be getting so there is a line for that. However if you are gentlesir in for a sammich then you go straight to the register to order it there, pay for it, then you go wait for it to come out. There are also people buying the pastries out of the case at the register which are neither sammiches nor prepared cafeteria style take out, so there is some light confusion and at one time there appeared to be three separate lines of people trying to get it in at the one girl working the one register at the counter. The Cuban comes with Swiss cheese, pork, ham, mustard, pickle, lettuce, tomato, onion, and mayo. Or if you are bi-curious: el cubano (es una balleza tambien) tiene queso suizo, pernil, jamon, mostaza, pepinillo, lechuga, tomate, cebolla, y mayonesa. Homey costs $3.35. You read that right. This is not the best Cuban I have ever had if we are being honest. It was not prepared by authentic Cubans, but they never represented that they were authentic Cubans so we have to temper expectations accordingly and especially at this price point. I have to review the sammich in accord with Antone's last non-chain outpost in the Med Centre who also was not Cuban, but they mastered the non-Cuban art of making Cuban food. I am pretty sure my order ticket they put in to the kitchen said something along the lines of me being a gringo, possibly a puta also but I will never know even though I always assume this is being said behind my back and the main reason why I learned spanglish. This thing came with a Shania Twain sized heaping of mayo. So much mayo. Goddammit I don't even like mayo, that racist stereotype has to end. Meanwhile I love mustard and that was nearly nonexistent. I also love pickles and there was little pickle to speak of. If I knew they were going to go HAM on the mayo I would have just told them to hold it entirely and slide some pickle magic into the sammich in its place - but I would have to be careful that nothing got lost in translation since sliding a pickle into something is a double entendre which we snuck past the censors, just like that lemon party joke. So that is my most useful tip I can give you for your visit, tell them to hold the mayo unless you want six pounds of it on your sammich just ruining everything and your good time. THAT IS NOT HOW A CUBANO IS SUPPOSED TO GO. The meats were extremely dry and I suppose the giant dosing of mayo was an effort to mask that desert dryness, which was exquisitely unsuccessful on me but may have worked its charm better on other diners. I put the sammich on par with Subway quality at best (especially the underwhelming tomato and lettuce quality) but not customizable at your own instruction as Subway is, so you don't need to take any responsibility for the creation of this monstrosity. This was my worst meal on my road trip through this area. However, I am still rewarding them with a three star yelp review (an #upgrayedd of stars taking into account the totality of the circumstances beyond the disappointing sammich) since unlike KMB they printed me a proper receipt I could actually use for reimbursement from my organization.

Excellent food the chicken was marinated just perfect. We had the Arepas and delicious dessertread more

It is always good to have variety especially with the diverse local of Harker Heights. The…read moreempanadas are HUGE so I would not recommend eating a whole serving unless you already have a nap planned in your future.

Cada vez que voy quedo completamente satisfecho , te hacen sentir bien venidos y la comidas Rica y…read morelos postres fuera de este mundo

I'm super picky when it comes to my Puerto Rican food because I have family in Puerto Rico! But…read morethis spot I haven't been to in years so I was like let me try it out again! I guess when I came in the AC might've been broken, so it was really hot but I got the beef stew with arroz con grandules the beef is super tender just melted in your mouth really good! The restaurant was clean, which I appreciate, and they had hand sanitizer on the tables! The guy that was making the plates was a little bothered like he didn't wanna be there but you know sometimes good help is hard to find. All the other workers were really friendly and nice. My friend, she ordered the grilled chicken with white rice and pink beans and her response was we need to come back here! I'll be coming back the food was really good 8 out of 10!

Food was great! I ordered the pork chops plate with red rice, tostones, empanada with chicken,…read moregreen salad and sprite to drink. The service was good although it did take a while for my food to come out but when it did it was worth the wait and worth every penny spent. Dining room area is small, looks more like a take out restaurant but the staff was very friendly and reminds me a lot of Dominican restaurants back home in New York City.

First, I must point out that I love Dominican culture and food. I travel 4-5 times a year to DR for…read morevacation and to buy cigars. There truly is no comparison to the food in DR vs the States however I was eager to check them out as they were highly recommended by my Airbnb host. For a plate of stewed beef (3/4 cup), arroz con grandules (1/2 cup), maduros (1 fried plantain), verde ensalada (1 tomato slice, 1 cucumber slice and 1/3 cup of iceberg lettuce), and tamarind drink came to $26. For lunch, for 1 person, I felt that per the quality of the meal it was overpriced. I have paid less in Washington Heights and or the Bronx, NY. The beef although seasoned well was super dry, everything else was okay but did not wow me. I usually tip however, I felt the meal did not impress nor cause me to want to recommend or visit again. I will say the people were kind and hospitable. I believe of they had less on their menu and perfected that with love they would really be something. Welp, that was my 2 cents.

It doesn't look like much from the outside but once inside it is nice and clean.. it wasn't very…read morebusy for a late lunch. The food was good and tasty and the portions was good for the price. The service was great.. Our server was very nice, knowledgeable and attentive.. We really liked this place and will return soon.

Haven't been to this place since it was KG's Cajun Restaurant back in the early 2,000s…read more Top notch service from friendly staff. Delicious food! Reasonable price!

the food is great here and always fresh I never have any complaints. They always have great service…read morehere and they are located in a good area

Absolutely the BEST horchata in Temple, absolutely awesome street tacos plus the green sauce is…read moreamazing with a delicious swift flame of spicy deliciousness and the cilantro is cool crisp and fresh. All in all when I'm having a bad day this place really perks me up with the amazing food, charismatic staff and overall ambiance. Sandy was the MVP with her cheerful smile.

The food here is good to me, the buttered shrimp and rice, the fried chicken, the plantains, the…read moreavocado tomato salad and the buttered corn are what I had today. Most of the dishes are pork and I'm allergic But for the price and the amount of food they give you, it is worth it for a meal that can feed 2 people. I'm rating this place a 3.5 due to the customer service here is not as friendly as I believe they should be. The atmosphere is like a hole in the wall spot that's not so clean to sit down and eat. But, if you want to they do have outdoor sitting in the downtown area of Killeen.

The selection of groceries is second to none and the restaurant attached omg what can I say it…read morereminds me of my abuelos cooking. Takes me home every time. I don't get to go often but when I do I am always more than pleased. I can't thank you enough for your amazing cooking and understanding of my horrible Spanish. Please please never close

One of my favorite spots to eat at. Food is always great,…read moreportions are good too. Have to get the birria tacos.

I went to a Puerto Rican restaurant for lunch and they had closed early. I came to this group and…read morechecked the search bar and clicked on El Callejero. They dont always make rice, beans, and pork chops but that exactly what they had for a special today along with macaroni salad. The rice and pork chop are perfectly seasoned. Everything is so fresh. A lot of places give macaroni salad that you wish they kept. Not them... it was a nice treat on top of the meal I already had.