The absolutely best tasting sandwiches!!! Not only delicious but filling. Large portions and nice…read morevariety. Would recommend!

If you love the flavors of Puerto Rico like I do, you will LOVE this place! I ordered the dupleta…read morewith chicken and turkey. It was huge!!! The sandwich was delicious - fresh ingredients on a perfectly toasted bun. My friend ordered the tripleta and was equally in food heaven. The service was friendly, helpful and quick. We ordered to go, but there is a dining area. It's quiet, bright, and inviting. I may have to go back tomorrow....

The service is on the slow end. I had high hope for this place. Pernil was dry, the yuca was…read morehard, and the rice was lacking adobo.

Wanted to grab a bit to eat something other than fast food and this sounded pretty good it's a…read morelittle spot Fulton by west 25th it's had a mom and pop type feel to it on the inside the employees are nice and it's pretty normal with how loud it can be as any other food place I ordered some rice with fried pork and beans it was very good but looking at the Cuban I had a taste for onr so I got that also lol I only at half because they are a decent size portion the picture is only half of the Cuban sandwich very good also it a must try spot if your in the area.

Cool vibes and great menu! Joseph took great care of me. I…read morewill be back! Very alert to food allergies too!

This was my first time stopping into Barroco and it was a fun experience trying traditional latin…read morecuisine with fun and bold flavors. The place itself is tucked away into Lakewood and offers a great atmosphere with an indoor/outdoor flow. The ambiance is nice, they have good music playing in the background not too loud and not too quiet. We went in the evening, so all the lights were turned on which made the experience enjoyable. All the food was really flavorful, and they had a ton of options for cocktails. The complimentary sauces are phenomenal and definitely take the dishes to the next level! Unfortunately, we had to wait over an hour for our food to come out and despite being told appetizers would be quick they took awhile. Server was kind and apologetic and explained they had a new training chef although it felt others around us were getting their food. I do wish they would have given us a complimentary appetizer or made one free of charge as the wait total was almost 1.5 hours. Overall, this place is a really great stop and I'm glad to have it nearby. I have heard the service and speed is usually efficient so maybe this was just a one night thing. Definitely stop in as they have a large menu with bold flavor and a great atmosphere.

Food: On point with authentic Puertorican flavor, yellow rice, beans, pernil, yuca, white rice,…read moreempanadas of ground beef, potatoes balls of ground beef, corn meal rolls filled with cheddar cheese or whiz cheese, Malta Indian, and to top it off with dessert bread pudding. Quality food. Affordable for the abundant portions. Excellent service: patient, served the amount one wanted, friendly staff. Ambiance: pleasant, nice atmosphere, friendly, clean and rest room for handicaps.

This place is amazing! Their sandwiches are worth every penny. Definitely packed with lots of…read moreflavor.

We decided to try the empanadas at Half Moon Bakery. They were very tasty. The crust was very…read moreflaky and seemed made to order. They definitely knew how to make empanadas. They had limited seating at a counter in front of the bakery. The staff were very friendly and our order came out quickly. The bakery itself seemed very bare. There were very few items in the bakery case. Parking was a a minimum. You will likely have to park on a side street.

I've been wanting to visit this popular bakery for a while but never found myself in the area until…read moretoday. I asked a friend what I should get and he recommended the chorizo empanada and guava dessert. Unfortunately, at around noon, most of the desserts were not in stock, including the guava dessert, but I was able to get a chorizo empanada as well as one Columbiana empanada. I got these to-go to eat later at home. There was a bit of a wait, as it was lunchtime and likely filled with busy medical professionals coming from Metro Health across the street. The inside kind of reminds me of a dive bar - messy, with very busy staff. So my empanadas were $3.50 each and were smaller than I would expect for that price. They were also VERY greasy! My to-go container was absolutely soaked with grease. I did enjoy the taste of the empanadas although I couldn't tell which one was which. One supposedly had cilantro and onions but I couldn't tell. If I am in the area again and hungry, I'll pick up an empanada, but what I really want to try is that guava dessert or one of their absolutely MASSIVE slices of cake!

Great food & the staff is friendly. Have eaten here multiple times and thinking about this…read morerestaurant makes me hungry. I may go again within the next couple of days

Service was great haven't been here in a long time let's gooooooo gets some food be rrrrrrread more

I love how they greeted me when it was my turn next. My experience was superb they attended me…read morefairly quickly my sandwiches came in a timely manner the place is fairly clean. Someone is always cleaning add they go. Great prices. The American is enough for 2 ...

The people that work there are super nice ! The Cuban sandwich was delicious and I 100% recommend…read morethis place

A much needed infusion of Latin American spice to the Tremont fringe, and Cleveland as a whole…read more This new project space/neighborhood hangout/lunchtime hanger cure run by the Hispanic Business Center is part of an incubator for local Hispanic start-ups that is open to the entire community. Don't let the security bars over the door fool you. I like the food hall atmosphere that's more and more popular nowadays, and while Las Tienditas doesn't have the prime retail space of Ohio City Galley or flashy signage, it's got character and soul to make up for it. How can you not be uplifted by the cheerful Latin American music playing through the speakers? As Georgina G. mentions, parking on the residential street right off W 25th was easy to find. Unfortunately, the business hours make it difficult for anyone but locals and people who work in the area to visit except on Saturdays. Las Tienditas itself has a pretty open floor plan, a central room filled with seven good sized tables and a small stage-like area against a wall. And a COUCH. Everything is open, communal, familia-oriented. Let your kids run free. The first round of businesses to occupy the space are Cafe Social Latinoamericano, Pura Cepa, and Ortiz Art Drafts Designs. All the business owners are extraordinarily friendly, hardworking, and bilingual - fear not if you don't know any Spanish beyond "gracias"! At Cafe Social, you'll get caffeine and delicious pasteles served on beautiful hand-crafted ceramics. My Latte was nothing special (perhaps a little too milky), but the Pastel de Parchita (passionfruit) was yummy. Pura Ceda is a one-woman show of Puerto Rican comfort food, mainly soups and sandwiches. I would highly recommend any soup that owner/chef Haguit Marrero makes, it'll make your Cleveland winter that much more bearable. I didn't get much time to browse the Ortiz Art store, but they had some cool snapback hats and other apparel on display. For me, coffee and tables instantly make me want to park my butt down and camp for a while, and luckily the building has free Wi-Fi to support my cafe nomad lifestyle. There aren't many outlets around (unless you want to sit on the stage), so make sure you have enough battery to last or bring an external battery. I'm looking forward to seeing these businesses grow and for future events at Las Tienditas!

Everyone here is very nice and friendly. It is a bit confusing when you walk in so let me explain…read more It is several business operating out of one space, which i didn't really understand from the yelp listing (unless i just didn't read well). The food business serves mainly sandwiches heavy on the meat. I order an egg sandwich that was huge and tasted good. Nothing to seriously write home about. The cafe was sooooo good. The coffee was perfect and I had the milk cake (i don't know the proper name...lol) and it was so freaking delicious. I definitely recommend going in for a coffee break. The Idea of a shared space is great though. It gives you ohio city galley vibes but with some flavor...lol

El Rinconcito offers CHEAP Guatemalan food, served in good sized portions in a heavily Hispanic…read moreneighborhood near the heart of Cleveland. I went with a large group for lunch on Sunday and we were all taken care of very fast and the food was served hot. Most of my group got the sampler so they could try a variety of items, but I got the cubano sandwich with yuca fries and a side of chicken + cheese puposa to go. I can't help it - if a Cubano is offered, I have to get it! The bread was delicious and had a buttery, crispy texture and the ham/pork/cheese/mustard combo was a delight in every bite! The yuca fries were a bit dry and hard. Not my favorite yuca fries I've ever had. But anyway - All this for under $20? What a steal!

Came here last year for Cleveland Taco Week and did not have the best experience. I love the vibe…read moreand what they are doing at this old fast food building, but the meal experience did not live up to the hype. We ordered a basket of chips along with salsa and guacamole and then a bunch of tacos (beef, pork, chicken). The salsa was thick and very onion forward tasting, the gauc was creamy and we liked the chips. Our tacos lacked seasoning on the grilled meats themselves which led to our disappointment. I did finish the meal with a flan that was creamy but was missing all the syrupy goodness that usually comes with the dish. Hoping it was just an off night for them and we can give 'em another go to see what so many others feel is a great restaurant.

The food was amazing! I got the Grilled Chicken (basic, I know) and it was the best meal I've ever…read morehad! The people were nice and friendly, they don't check in on you often like the restaurants. The ambiance was great. The place where people are seated are underground type of area, it's dark and beautiful. There's a lot of mirrors and lights so it feels good.

Stopped in to Lulo Kitchen on 9th Street and absolutely loved it. I ordered the empanadas and they…read morewere delicious--perfectly cooked, flavorful, and satisfying. The decor alone is worth the visit. The vibe is fantastic--warm, creative, and full of personality. There's so much to look at, it feels curated but cozy at the same time. Overall, it was flavorful in every way: the food, the atmosphere, and the experience. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to.