When you walk in you immediately feel like you've walked into a restaurant in Colombia! The service…read moreis welcoming! The cafe is clean and lively! The time my date and I went, we got free Empanadas! The food was authentic as ever, and we enjoyed our time at this spot! I give it 10/10 stars!

Divina Colombian Cafe and Restaurant is an authentic place to get Colombian food. It's got a vibe…read moreall its own as on certain days they feature live music on their stage. The restaurant is also decorated with Colombian flair all over. It's really fun to check out all the different things they have around - like the pink payphone! I'd say the best thing to get at Divina are the empanadas. This appetizer is filled with beef, chicken, or potato. They are crisp and come out piping hot. The server told me that you need to take the first bite and then when it's opened up you spoon the sauce into it. I was glad for this information and the empanada with sauce was great! I wouldn't have known to do this otherwise. The arepa was also good - especially if you are a fan of quesadillas as it has a similar flavor profile. It's cheese inside a pillowy outer shell. The cheese has a rich flavor that is very savory. I found the bandeja paisa dish to be very large and substantial. There were many meats and protein on the dish. Some were better cooked than others. Overall this restaurant is very unique and worth a try!

Great food, fun atmosphere and friendly people . Our first visit was for dinner, wish we had tried…read morethem sooner.

On a whim we decided to get lunch, and we chose La Huaca without much thought. Oh, have I have been…read moremissing out on this special place. The location is great, easy access and plenty of parking. We were warmly greeted. We got our table and soon were greeted by Yessey. She is from Peru and was very detailed in her explanations on all things relevant to our visit. She was great! We pondered the menu before choosing to go with the buffet which is not my typical move as I have my reservations about food safety at buffets but after inspecting it carefully, I chose to roll the dice. It was great roll of the dice. The food was fresh! Both the salad bar and the hot food offerings. It was all tasty! And it was unique to Peru. We sat down to enjoy our meal and after looking around I understood why the place 'felt' good. It was clean and well appointed. Not too many decorations or tables jammed together. There was space which is luxurious in my book. I liked the vibe. The window seals could use a cleaning but if that's all that I could complain about then were doing very good at La Huaca!

So happy to have found Cuban food in Sac. The owners are lovely. Everything was excellent. The food…read morereminds me of home. My new go to

My friends and I came to this spot on a whim and we love this hidden gem…read more As soon as you walk in you can smell the spices and see the guava/guava + cheese rolls. Hostess was friendly, prompt, and seated us quickly. I love the inside decor and the feeling of being on the island. I plan to come back again and introducing this spot to my other friends! I hope they open a location closer to midtown Sacramento, I'm sure it'd be a hit

Wow, what a great stop in Vacaville going down the road!…read more Our first choice at our destination wouldn't be open yet so ChatGPT found this for us - because it knows us, and especially me. I use it all the time to develop recipes and cook. Everything about this experience was fantastic. My mom, my sister, and I shared three orders. I HAD to have an authentic $14.50 Cubano Sandwich. And it was spot on! Everything was exactly right, including the bread. The $7.20 "baked" Chicken Empanada made from their handmade pastry was also perfect. The pastry was cooked exactly right. We also all really liked the "freshly made" $14.50 Arepa Pabellon, Platanito Maduro, and Batata Dulce. We were there between lunch and dinner so things were pretty quiet and we were served quickly.

We ordered a couple Cubano sandwiches with fries plus some iced lattes via DoorDash delivery and…read moreeverything arrived satisfactory. The iced lattes were really good and had nice flavor. The Cubano sandwiches were delicious; though we each ordered chipotle and harbanero sauces separately and the boxes weren't labeled so we couldn't tell which sandwich was which. We sampled both and the sauces were pretty similar. But we still liked them. The fries were decent and had good seasoning.

the atmosphere was nice and quiet and are waittress Zaria W was the best smiled and made it…read moreenjoyable.? She was so polite and nice .

I was in the area getting some work done on my truck and was given the heads up that this taco…read moretruck next to the Mexican meat market was pretty good. Located right on the corner of Marconi and Howe Latin Flame food truck had a steady stream of customers pulling up and ordering. I went with the Carnitas super burrito and a canned Diet Coke. Food came out pretty fast as I was only the second person in line. I was shocked when I unwrapped the burrito. It was massive. Plenty of meat along with onions and cilantro (just how I like it) and solid rice and beans. The burrito was top notch and at a great price too, $11. Really great quality on the food here. Before I left I also wanted to try their lengua meat. I love lengua and when a place has it I make sure to try at least a couple tacos. This lengua was fire! Soft but firm and great flavor. I would come back for the lengua tacos alone. Really good food at this local food truck and the guy running it was nice and quick with the orders.

Had a great dinner at Parche! The Tumaco Ceviche was fresh, with a nice touch of sweet drop…read morepeppers. Our favorite was the Empanada de Ajiaco--filling, perfectly crusted, and served with delicious jalapeño cilantro aioli. The Patacones were good, though the beef, onion marmalade, and tropical salsa were a bit sweet for my taste. The Cacao Nariño dessert was amazing, especially with our Carajillos and Espresso Martinis. Friendly service, quick food, and a fun meal overall!

I enjoyed the food we ordered Friday for the most part. There were 2 dishes we didn't love but were…read morestill ok the ceviche and the dish with a pink bowl. One dish is not pictured, I think we should have gotten one of the bigger main dishes but all good. The ambiance and the vibe was awesome so lively, colorful and vibrant. The service was nice & friendly.

First time trying this food truck at the Blue Ocean Brewing. User-friendly order kiosks. Foods…read moreare tasty, I like the crunchy plantain. I would like it more if my catira wrap is soft, just my personal preference. Next time, I will try the yuca fries and chicken empanada.

Quality food and awesome friendly service. This Food Truck offers amazing large portions of South…read moreAmerican street snacks. Duban Lopez was so gracious and cheerful explaining this new cuisine. It was an original feast and a carb plus for beer drinkers. Eye appeal and quality were tops. Check their daily locations on their sight around the Bay Area. Bakatta.com on Web Bakatta.SF on Instagram 900 Ave D, San Francisco, CA Phone: 707-742-3889

Their Warao Avacado Toast is amazing! 10/1000 for a Hawaii local girl like me! Also best coffee…read moreI've had so far

OMG !!! Me and my…read morefriend browsed around for a breakfast and lunch. We stumbled upon this cafe and let me tell you I'm so beyond happy I went! The staff was so friendly and attentive the whole time. Gave recommendations and helped us pick out items. The good was AMAZING!! We got two coffees and two meals. The portions are so generous and filling. I felt right at home! I will definitely be coming back! I definitely recommend you check this out. Super cute, small, cozy and just overall great!! Thank you Cafe Warao!

Slow cooked beef arepas are fire. Salads consistently good. Had an amazing bean, fried plantain…read moreand cheese arepa that will definitely be ordering again.

We were short staffed so I offered to come in two hours early and I didn't have time to eat but a…read morebowl of cereal. I wanted something hearty but not heavy, so I pull of the Door Dash app. My friends wife is Colombian and I'd seen one of my influencers I follow do a piece on an Arepa place in SF. So I find this one. I didn't look carefully that it was kind of far from my work, but I digress. They had a breakfast arepa and a cheese bread, similar to Brazilian cheese bread so I ordered that. So what's an Arepa? I like it to a Salvadoran pupusa/Pita style item, but made with corn instead of flour. They cut it open and stuff with different items. Mine came with scrambled eggs, bell peppers and green onion. and the Bunelos was one giant ball and made with cassava flour and tapicoa flour (good for gluten free folks) and finely shredded cheese. The food arrived still warm and was really good. the breakfast Arepa could maybe have had some cheese added, but there wasn't an option to add and I was expecting maybe and order of small size bunelos, like three, but the giant one was fine and fried to perfection. I will try to actually visit the restaurant for futher items. They have an arepa for vegetarians as well as empanadas.

Why 5 stars? Because despite a few non-ideal circumstances, it was very worth the visit…read more --- --- --- After eating lunch nearby, I had one final stop to make here for coffee and dessert, before I headed to SFO. The issue is that I was definitely pushing it on time if I planned on making my flight. As I was driving here, I had the thought that if there was an annoying parking situation or a line, I would just have to pivot and forego patronizing. But as it turns out, there was one spot available right next to the front door and no one inside. But then when I requested a nitro, the owner (I assume?) was extremely apologetic that their coffee machine broke. I asked for a few alternate types of coffee, but it turned out said machine controlled it all. So we shifted to the pastries. I read on the website that they had something with guava, so I asked for two of those: one for me, one for the wife. He even offered to heat mine up, which I will say yes to 100% of the time. I then jumped back in the car and was back into "don't' miss your flight mode." Of course, when you're in a hurry, you manage to hit every red light along the way, so I was doing a lot of yelling at electricity and God. But then I figured I might as well take the time to try the pastry that I'd originally planned on eating on the plane. As it turns out, it brought me into a nearly immersive experience of zen. The only bad thing is that I devoured it within seconds and then it was merely a thing of the past. My wife is fortunate that I have the amount of integrity that I do because I am sitting on the plane as I write this and I could easily inhale that 2nd pastry with her being none the wiser. If you're reading this, wife, remember that you hit the spousal lottery.

Discovered Milonga at the farmers market and so happy I did! Their empanadas are amazing!…read more My husband and I tried the mushroom, potato, tomato and basil, chorizo, beef and pineapple. They were all well balanced, not too salty or sweet, toasted to just the right crispiness, and definitely satisfying. Not to mention the staff were fun and friendly