We just got carry out but even after a 20 minute drive, it was still fresh! The chicken tacos were…read moreso flavorful and I've been thinking about the tamale ever since. We can't wait to dine in!

Our friends wanted Mexican food, so we made a reservation at El Trovador for dinner. The…read morerestaurant had changed since we last had come. The dining room has been expanded. It was light and airy with lots more tables. Fatima said we could sit wherever we wanted. We choose a table close to the front door because it was quieter. Fatima kindly turned done the music when I asked if she could. Fatima took excellent care of us! We like that the restaurant is BYOB. We enjoyed the following for our dinners: Ground Beef Burrito, Bistec Encebollado, Chicken Enchiladas with Salsa Verde, and the Chile Relleno. All of our meals were freshly prepared and tasted delicious. The portions were very generous. We thoroughly enjoyed our evening at El Trovador!

First time in but it won't be our last!…read more Service was amazing. Our server, Spence, was great! Very knowledgeable about the menu and always there making sure we had what we needed. Do not sleep on the cocktails! The Lessons In Alliteration will bring me back here, it is so well balanced and goes down a little too easy. The food was incredible. We started with the Tequeños and Patacón Salvaje (the best bite of the night for me!). Then came the Caribe Atómico (a little too salty) and Caribbean Surf & Turf Salpicón. For our entrees we tried the Duck Atollado (the rice in this dish was amazing and so flavorful) and the Pelao Guayanés. Everything was well prepared and so tasty. Dessert was the Vanilla Quesillo and Cacao+, would skip, dessert was our least favorite course.

What can I say... I had a lot of expectations as this place has been open for a while, but I was a…read morebit disappointed. We had to get an early reservation as they were fully booked at dinner time. The food was just okay: the appetizer with the plantain and fried calamari was okay, it lacked a little bit of dimension and was too acid forward (needed more salt to balance it). The main was the "olleta" which is a vegetarian meal; it wasn't exactly memorable. It has an incredible amount of olives and capers and not enough tofu/plaintain/mushrooms. It was also very acid forward and lacked layers/balance to the flavor. Lastly, we tried two desserts: the flan (I believe it was called quesillo) and the chocolate one. I LOVED the flan with the foam on top, and the chocolate one was towards the bitter side (which was pretty good) but I wouldn't get it again. The desserts were very overpriced for the size of it. The place is well maintained and I love the plants all around. I would like to give it another try as I like to support my fellow Latinos

I went with the 3 empanada + drink deal! This is my first time trying this place after getting…read moreobsessed with empanadas. The Hawaiian empanadas are a MUST! If you could only get one, this has to be the one! The melted cheese + sweetest of it all was an absolute treat. The beef empanada was still very good in its own way. The meat isn't sweet which pairs well with the potato filling. The guava drink was decent. It wasn't exactly refreshing but I would still drink it again. Very impressed by how hot and crunchy the food was after picking it up.

After a months of driving by Empanadas by Abuela I finally decided to stop for a quick snack…read more Tucked away on the side of a building, it's kind of hard not to drive by Empanadas by Abuela without even knowing it. A small shop with two tables to enjoy your meal, however, I'd much rather take my order to go. I was greeted by a gentleman who I presume is the owner, who was very nice. Since I was only stopping for a quick snack, I only had plans to try one of their empanadas. I was set on the chicken however, they were all out, so I opted for their Hawaiian empanada. Which to my surprise, was quite tasty. The empanada was fresh, piping hot, crispy, and filled with gooey cheese, a pineapple sauce, and cubes of ham. If you're a fan Empanadas by Abuela offers four flavors of empanadas and a variety of other Columbian dishes. I definitely plan on making another stop to try more of their menu. I love finding great hidden little gems.

Delicious and priced right. You know an ethnic restaurant is good when you see lots of diners from…read morethe country represented coming to eat. The place isn't very big but has big and bold flavor in the food. Service is fast and friendly. I went on a recommendation of a friend and have been back a couple of times along with telling others.

First time trying this place!! So delicious got the birria tacos and a chicken papiusa. Sat outside…read moreat sunset and enjoyed

New Qdoba has opened in Cockeysville , Md . The Quesadillas had generous portions of Cheese and…read morewere well toasted . Chips and Queso were nice .

The food was delicious!!!! The prices are amazing, the portions are perfectly sized . Very nice…read morepeople and great food .

Went for lunch for first time. While there was no menu, the prepared options looked tasty…read more I had the grilled chicken with rice and black beans. I asked for a small portion of the stew chicken to taste; only disappointing element was the half order (taste portion) was $9, the grilled chicken platter was only $11. While I had not planned to spend $20 on lunch, the experience was okay. The service was good, not a long wait. The dining area was enough to accommodate approximately 14 people, or so. This is a decent alternative to the fast food in the area for lunch.

My first Latin American good experience. Good flavors. They have a food counter from where you pick…read morethe protein, rice and beans. Being on Keto diet I skipped the rice and beans. Took salad and beef ribs. Very tasty!! Very inexpensive too!!

So if you do not know, I love pupusas and when I saw there was a Pupuseria less than 2 miles away I…read moreknew I had to swing by and when I saw no one had reviewed them yet, I knew I had to let you guys know the tea. A Pupusa is an El Salvadorian fried hoe cake basically. It's made with the same masa as a tamale but typically has meats, cheeses, and/or veggies stuffed inside, then grilled on a flat top to perfection. A lot of times, this causes for some of the cheese to ooze out and create an amazing crust. It's becoming more common for pupusas to have chicken and I first checked their menu to make sure this was an option and to my surprise, found out they had them it in someone's review so I definitely knew I was going. I went in and as you can see it's a small door next to a seafood, soul food and barber shop spots. There was one gentleman sitting inside awaiting his food at a table but all other tables were unoccupied. A small location but definitely has seating for at least 50 people. I looked at the menu on the counter and saw chicken as an option and ordered two chicken pupusas. I looked over the menu to see if there was anything else that I wanted to try and since most of it was in Spanish, I couldn't understand all but decided to just stick with those two because three might be too much. As I waited for my food to be done, I looked over the menu from the QR code on the table and noticed that they actually did have horchata and mangonada but decided to just keep it simple and only order the pupusas. I love curtido and have made it before at home however the curtido that came with my pupusas was different. It was more sweet than I had ever had before and I didn't get a lot of the vinegar I've come to enjoy and pair as well I guess the cheese. Y'all should know I'm never trying that orange stuff ever again so I didn't even attempt it to see if my taste buds had changed. I was good. I like that the cheese and chicken pupusa had either squash or sweet potato inside as well. I think that is what those orange pieces were and the pupusa wasn't overcooked. There also wasn't any cheese oozing out this time to make that perfect crust on the outside but that was okay. I love piping hot food so this was definitely speaking to me. It wasn't very flavorful and none of them really are and that was okay. I did appreciate it being freshly prepared I could hear the chef slapping it together before grilling. I would definitely come back here to possibly try some of the other pupusas however since chicken and cheese is my favorite, I'll stick with that. They did have a jalapeno pupusa . . . . I believe that the perfect pupusa would be the jalapeno and chicken together. So maybe that's what I'll try next time. Let me know what you'd try.

From the owner: We serve delicious authentic Latin American food such as Pupusas, Baleadas, Pizzas, Tamales,…read moreQuesadillas, Burritos. We also have baked goods like Donas (donuts), Pastelitos de piña, Semita de arroz, Empanadillas de cuajada, and more. We are located a few minutes from Bethel Temple Church of God. Order Online for carry out and delivery today! Ofrecemos un amplio menú Catracho, Salvadoreño y Mexicano. Delicias populares como pupusas, el sazon y carne asada.

This was my first time here and I had to try what they were known for and that's the fried chicken…read more The young lady working the front was friendly and helpful with suggestions. I ordered a fried chicken breast and I must say it was juicy and seasoned well. I prefer my chicken fried well done however, since it was late and already prepared I took it as is. The next time I'll be sure to order it well done. The menu has a variety of options from bowls, to empanadas, burritos, etc. I look forward to returning and trying something different.

There is a spot called @birrialove that I visited a while ago right...STAMP!! So I found out…read morethey're trying their hand at fried chicken. Yep...do I pulled up!! Oh Taco Love, their other spot, I'll be pulling up soon!! . Where I am: @titosfriedchicken . Location Reviewed: 105 Carroll Island Rd, Middle River M.D. . Items Reviewed: STAMP!! Their Crazy Fries ($12 fries topped with fried chicken, melted cheese, bacon bits, & Tito's sauce). Eat these immediately, tasty with that sauce, & chunks of chicken!! STAMP!! Their Elote ($7 white corn with mayo, Tajin, & cotija cheese). Not overly saturated, just right!! STAMP!! Their Pineapple Agua Fresca ($4 with real pineapple bite). Refreshing, fresh. & palate cleansing!! STAMP!! Their Tacos Dorados ($10 chicken filled wrapped tortillas with lettuce, tomato, queso fresco, Tito's sauce, & green sauce). Get this!! Hands down!! Tacos Dorados Perfected!! DELICIOUS. Their Chicken Sandwich ($10 a fried chicken breast with slaw, Tito's sauce, pickles, & a side of fries). Good, I just needed it to be more crisp, & fresh fries. STAMP!! Their Fried Chicken Combo ($12.50 with rotisserie chicken, fried chicken, plantains, chicken & fried rice, a biscuit, & sauces). The flavorful rotisserie chicken...STAMP!! The KFC like fried chicken...LIKE THAT! The plantains, & rice...LIKE THAT! The biscuit...DELICIOUS. Get the green spicy sauce!! STAMP!! Their Coconut Flan ($6 with a caramel, & coconut top). Rich, buttery, sweet!! . Customer Service: On Point . Parking: Decent. . Recommendations: Get those Dorados, Crazy Fries, & Rotisserie!! . Accessibility: It's wheelchair friendly, & it's differently abled persons friendly. 5 Stars=STAMP 4 1/2 Stars=LIKE THAT 4 Stars=DELICIOUS 3 Stars=DECENT 2 Stars=PASS 1 Star=NAH #Bigschlimsreviews