The graffiti outside screamed "quirky and cute." Inside? Nearly empty, with a hot food stand that…read morelooked suspiciously like a supermarket deli's last cry for help. We ordered fish & chips and a Cuban sandwich. Bold moves, apparently. The fish was so tasteless, I think I offended it by taking a bite. Honestly, frozen supermarket fish would've put up more of a fight. The fries? Also running for the "most bland" award. And the Cuban sandwich--ham, cheese, and shredded pork so thin I had to squint to find the protein. A whisper of meat. A ghost of flavor. But wait, it gets better. A Snapple? $4.00. For that price, I expected someone to at least open it for me. Instead, zero service--and yet, the screen still flipped around asking for a tip. The audacity? Inspiring. Just not in the way they think

I was attending a friend's mother's wake. Arriving at 4:30 and staying for about an hour, I headed…read moreto my truck. By luck the Cuban Breeze was right next to the funeral home. This is a clean casual eating restaurant with a colorful upbeat vibe, Spanish wall art and music. They have cafeteria style steam trays and some tables. I think they do a lot of take-out. Not having a lot of Cuban food experience, I did recognize the empanadas ($3,95), fried pork, red and black beans and yellow rice before settling on a Cuban sandwich ($12.95).The sandwich was just what I needed at the time. Hot, flavorful and the ham and pork was hot, well seasoned and juicy. The bread had a crispy cover but soft on the inside. I understand that the Abuela still does some of the cooking. I usually eat around 3pm so at 5:30 I was starving. I'll be eating more Cuban food in the future!

I stopped into this restaurant for lunch. When I arrived I parked on the street. When I walked in,…read moreit was a cozy, small restaurant! I ordered with a nice man Jose. I ordered: Mixed Ceviche Jarra De Chicha Motada 1/4 Roasted Chicken with Salad and Fries Fried Rice with Shrimp Peruvian Style Tallarin Saltado with Beef Tres Leches and Rice Pudding My favorite dishes were the tallarin saltado and the Tres Leches! It was a really good experience all in all!

Gotta start by saying that I'm a born and raised Peruvian from Lima and WOW this is the best pollo…read morea la brasa I've had in the States by farrrr!!! The chicken is so juicy and the fries are crispy, but the ají verde just completes it. The service is great too, so friendly and when they picked up the phone in spanish I knew I was gonna have a good experience haha! The place itself is nice, small but pretty good. They have great combos ($24 for 1 chicken, fries, and salad) that are affordable and awesome for the value you get.

Outstanding experience featuring delicious food, excellent presentation, and exceptional service…read more Every detail seemed thoughtfully handled, creating a memorable evening that exceeded expectations and encouraged a return visit.

I expected better service, but this place keeps getting worse…read more They need more respect, coordination, and organization, as well as better hygiene; the people serving food also handle money, which is unpleasant, and they don't wear face masks, gloves, or hairnets.

It was our first time at La Nueva Hispana and it was pretty empty for a Saturday afternoon but I…read morethink it was because it's not that well known. The place is at the same location where previously a Thai restaurant was and it has the option of stairs or a ramp for those with disabilities as well as an awning that's inviting and protects from rain. Now once you enter the restaurant is really clean with a modern leaf wall and the Nueva Hispana restaurant name in a neon sign. Lots of mirrors on the walls give the place a feel that is bigger as well as large windows. Large TV with salsa music playing. The service was very good and fast we ordered a $15.50 Milanese chicken breast (chicken cutlet) with French fries (they were really crispy and freshly made!) with a side salad in a tasty dressing. We also ordered Pescado a lo macho ( a traditional Peruvian dish of fish filet with seafood in a creamy sauce) with a side of yuca and salad for around $21-23. Overall the sauces were really tasty place is modern and clean with linen napkins, not paper, and good service worth stopping by and trying some delicious Peruvian food. Tip: no parking but lots of street parking. Also, no 1/2 or 1/4 rotisserie chicken meal that Peruvian restaurants are known for.

I've only been here once, so I'm not going to trash the place over a single visit. The food was OK,…read moreand I'd give it a second chance since it seems popular with other people. That said, my experience was not great. The TV was loud when we arrived, and the music coming from the kitchen competed with it, making conversation difficult. I asked for the TV to be turned down, and they did, but when a young kid came in later, the hostess turned The Flintstones up loud again, so once again it was hard to hear each other. More importantly, we clearly marked "no eggs" on the menu and told the waitress about an egg allergy, but the chicken fried rice still came with egg. After we pointed it out, with the menu I had written on still at the counter, the dish was taken back and returned with bits of egg still in it, which made it seem like the egg had just been hand picked out instead of the dish being remade. Also, ask for tap water unless you want to be charged for bottled Poland Spring. Overall, the food was decent, but the noise and the way the egg issue was handled made for a disappointing visit.

I've passed this place a million times and decided to stop in for lunch today...parking is a…read morebreeze, inside is as clean as can be, the women that work there are really nice and the food is outstanding. My eyes opened wide when I saw their pernil and chicharron that had just come out fresh....got arroz con gandules and maduro as well. Every single thing that hit my plate was absolutely incredible, can't wait to go back now!

We ordered catering from here for the first time, and the food was absolutely AMAZING! Perfectly…read moreseasoned, low in salt, and full of flavor. I'm already excited to order again soon. Their Dominican dishes are fantastic as well. A solid 10/10 -- highly recommended!!!

I was specifically in the mood for Chicharrones and decided to try a restaurant I've driven by…read morecountless times, Havana Cafe. I ordered the Chicharrones (of course) and the Pollo Guisado with white rice, black beans and it came along with the sweet plantains as well. All of the food was really good and the Chicharrones ... literally the BEST I've had despite them being served in larger chunks which I at first was skeptical about lol but would literally come back just for them. The portion was also enough for two people to share so I'll be having the leftovers for lunch. I'm glad I decided to finally try them.

This place is great to Dine in, there food is exceptional the service is great and the ambiance is…read moregood too. I recommend their ox tail, their Cuban rice and pernil ! I've been coming here for years and only had one bad experience with the Cuban sandwich other than that this place is great!

Stopped here for lunch and got a combo that came with 8 small sized pupusas. The meats and cheese…read morecame on the side, which consisted of shrimp, steak, chicken, half a chorizo, and cactus. The rice was okay, no complaints. Price was $35 which I thought wasn't bad for the amount of food I got. I shared it with my partner and we each ate 4 pupusas each and we were completely stuffed. Would definitely go back to try more items on the menu!

Pupusas were good and service was great. They were pretty big too. Also ordered pastelitos de pollo…read moreand loved them. The restaurant is really nice and homey

Parking: Plenty of parking available…read more Service: There was about a 20 minute wait when we went at 6:30pm on a Saturday. My husband put our name in for a party of four and gave his phone number for the text notification but the hostess accidentally entered us as a party of two. Thankfully, the table that was ready was large enough for four but it could have caused an issue. As a note, she remembered and realized she mistyped it and apologized immediately. Our waiter was friendly, though the service had a few hiccups. My chicken quesadilla (which I ordered as my entrée) came out well before everyone else's meals. When boxing leftovers, he asked whether I wanted the sides, sour cream, and salsa included. I said no, but when I opened the container the next day, everything had been packed together anyway. Food: The chicken quesadilla was delicious and generously filled with shredded chicken. Drinks: The frozen strawberry margarita was excellent. It was filled to the brim and stronger than what you typically get at a restaurant. Overall, I'm chalking the service issues up to it being a busy Saturday night. We'd still happily return to Jose Tejas whenever we're in the area.

Went there for a late lunch as it has been three years since our last visit and truthfully will…read morebe our last. When we say the table even though was wiped down was sticky and damp. The food is the reason I'm writing this review. Ordered the Cajun popcorn shrimp for appetizer and it was beyond salty. The sauce helped but the salt was the extent of the taste. My wife had the fish fajitas and I had the pulled chicken tacos for lunch with fries. The fries were over fried like chips but the pulled chicken tacos was downright not right there was a chicken pot outlets chicken with a taste to the chicken. I had one bite put it down and pushed the plate away. I was done. My wife ate some of her fajita with her comment being that it's was really spicy. I asked for the check. The waiter asked us for boxes. Seeing that we didn't eat the food we said we weren't taking anything. I told him to have someone check the chicken as it's not right and he said he would let them know. He came back with the check I paid the full check and again mentioned to the waiter that someone should really look into the chicken as someone will get sick and we left. My wife was upset as she was upset I paid the sill receipt but my point is the following. Reputable locations who take their businesses serious pay attention and monitor their patrons. Ultimately without them they don't have a business. Your representative taking care of us saw we barely touched the food if at all. This is not normal at an eating establishment and your only concern was that we didn't want to take the food home. Following my warning on the food there was no concern just collect your check and rip. Enjoy the hundred bucks we will never be back. Left a star as I couldn't post with none.