Really delicious food, I recommend the beef soup and the exquisite barbecue . The waitresses are…read morevery attentive. 100% recommend

This place is very confusing. Honestly, I wanted to like it because it's close to my house and I…read morelike Venezuelan cuisine, but this was just not very user-friendly to experience. Our server didn't seem very knowledgeable. She suggested a margarita, which I don't really associate with Venezuelan food, and then she suggested "fajitas," which turned out to be a Parillada Mixta. It was just OK, but it didn't have chicharon or plantains. I just would like to have better service and a focus on whatever makes this place unique. Not sure if I will go back.

I really enjoyed this place. The prices were fair and the portions were plentiful. The latin music…read morewas a great add to the vibe. You can seat yourself and be waited on or order at the front table to-go. There were only 5 tables, but the place wasn't too busy. Service was welcoming and prompt. I ordered the knockout pizza and the ropa vieja with rice and beans. The knockout pizza (10'') was served hot and had a crispy crust which was both soft and doughy. It was served as a whole piece, and cutting it up was a bit of a chore. Overall the pizza was good, but nothing outstanding. The Ropa Vieja is what really got me. It's a tangy and hearty shredded beef stew with onions and bell peppers. It was absolutely delicious. Well balanced between sweet from the peppers, meaty from the beef, and tangy from the tomatoes in the sauce. Amazing! Overall I was more than pleased with my experience. Happy to return in the future.

Today I tried the Frita Cubana and was awesome!!!! Best Cuban food in Houston…read more The lady is very sweet and kind!

Omg.. so my boyfriend and I have been wanting PR food for a minute and found this place on Google…read moredecided to drive the 35min to try it... The atmosphere was on point. Music had me and my bf chair dancing from the moment we sat down. The food was everything we hoped for. Will definitely be back..

Puertorican restaurant with good food and good prices. A…read moregroup of friends and I went and it was an ok experience. Normally you order at the front desk, but they helped us in our table since we were a group of 10. It's a small place with about 4 tables and only one restroom. The girl that helped us was attentive. One complaint is that they have Pepsi and not Coke but that's a personal preference. Food is ok, someone ordered Queso Frito, for my taste was too salty. But the Tostones with pork meat were really good. I got mofongo with camarones, the shrimp were good size, the mofongo was too dry but I'm not sure if it's supposed to be like that, I noticed they serve the mofongo not in the traditional way, which is like in a cup shape the protein in the middle, here they serve the mofongo in the shape of a small cake and the protein on the side. The arroz con gandujes was good and the pork was good. I feel they have potential. The restroom situation (only one) is not ideal though.

One of my favorite El Salvadorian restaurants in Houston! It's a small, hole in the wall but those…read moreare the best in my opinion. It's ran by a couple and they treat you like family when you visit. These pictures are from my 4th....maybe 5th visit because I always devour the food before taking pictures. You can't go wrong with any of the pupusas here but don't come starving because they are made fresh to order so visit with some patience or order some appetizers. A major plus to Salvadoreno is that you get a jar of the spicy slaw that is traditionally served with pupusas and I've found a majority of El Salvadoran restaurants only give you a small side of it. I can eat it by itself and here I add piles of it on my pupusas. The slaw is light, tangy, spicy and refreshing all at the same time. The salsas are out of this world and perfect in my opinion. In this visit I got the corn tamal without cream and wished I would have gotten it with cream. However it was still great. If it a visit. If you don't know which pupusa to order then order the loca it's massive and amazing.

If you're craving authentic Salvadoran cuisine, La Palma Salvadoran Kitchen is a hidden gem that…read moredelivers bold flavors and warm hospitality. From the moment you walk in, the aroma of freshly grilled pupusas sets the tone for a comforting, delicious experience. Their pupusas revueltas are a must-try--perfectly crispy on the outside and generously filled with cheese, beans, and chicharrón. The curtido (pickled cabbage slaw) and house salsa complement each bite with just the right amount of tang and heat. Other standouts include the yuca frita con chicharrón and the pollo guisado, both of which taste like they came straight from a Salvadoran grandmother's kitchen. Portions are hearty, prices are fair, and the staff makes you feel right at home. Whether you're Salvadoran or new to the cuisine, this place is the real deal.

DEEELICIOUS. We were one of the two groups dining in, but it took at least 30 min for our food to…read morecome out. Even the tostones took at least 20 min, and that was the app... despite the slow service, the food really hit the spot. The tostones were phenomenal and were served with a tangy, sweet sauce. The bistec a caballo was filling and satisfying. The meat was tender and flavor. The yuccas were crispy. I enjoyed every part of the dish!

If you were expecting to eat Colombian food, avoid this restaurant. There was very little about…read morethis experience that wasn't disappointing. Not only was the service terribly mediocre everything that they tried to pass off as Colombian food was a joke.. An easy example of this is the beans. Having been raised in Columbia I am a huge fan of Colombian beans and rice. To my disappointment, what I got instead was charro beans claiming Colombian heritage. If this were just a Mexican restaurant it would be considered mediocre at best but as a Colombian restaurant it is a complete failure!

Food was delicious. Felt very authentic and wasn't heavy. It's usually pretty quiet and the…read morerestaurant is cozy and small. Overall great experience I would absolutely go again. Highly recommend for people who like Cuban and similar cuisine.

I visited Rice and Beans yesterday for lunch. I was very pleased that it is under new management…read moreand it's back to having great Cuban food. I was so pleased that I brought my family back for dinner last night. The atmospheres was warm, welcoming, and full of positive energy. It was wonderful to see the original owner back doing what he does best. The food was absolutely outstanding. I am Cuban so I should know. Every dish was fresh, flavorful and prepared to meet the standards. Everything we ordered was delicious, and the service made us feel right at home. We are beyond thrilled to have them back and have some real Cuban cuisine in the neighborhood. If you are looking for authentic, delicious food and a great dining experience, I highly recommend Rice and Beans.

Fast Tex-Mex-Honduran ("Cocina Catracha") $5 plate lunch specials (6 options) off the beaten path…read more Restaurant.com has a coupon, but you need a party of 4 to spend the minimum $35 here. Facility: Two connected table areas decorated differently, one with a blaring TV (soap opera on Spanish channel). Occasionally, the waitress will start a Mexican or Tejano song on the jukebox (she has good taste). Menu: Familiar Tex-Mex dishes with a large variety of meats (including shrimp and fish) and combos. Plus, some Honduran dishes, like conch soup ("sopa de caracol") as advertised on the restaurant sign, Octopus cocktail, and Berengena (eggplant stuffed with ground beef). Breakfast items. Chile Relleno here is made with bell pepper instead of poblano or ancho. Freebies: Chips y Salsa: Perfect chips (not ultrathin), typical watery red salsa (but with a spoon) Borracho beans in a small bowl ... very good Tables have a variety of a few bottled options of hot sauces My order was Lunch Special Tacos al Carbon: Served within a few minutes of ordering (not enough time to fill-up on chips). Not enough beef in the 3 tacos even for $5, and beef is chopped into small chunks, no fat evident. The taste was mild and not special. Comes with small portion of avocado slices and a very small portion of pico de gallo. Service: Only one other table has customers, so I cannot tell if the excellent and friendly service is always the case. If you need a cheap fast fix of Mexican food in the area, this place will do.

Best and Largest Tortillas, out there, Juevos RANCHEROS are the best and plenty of food, But we…read moreorder the salsa on the side without Jalapenos, Hits the spot,The bacon Is like eating chitchatting with the rind, Very Good Service, Staff very friendly and accommodating, Very Clean and nice atmosphere,