The ambiance was nice and the food was delicious! We especially loved the sancocho soup! The…read morewaitress was terrific. We'll definitely return when we're in Spartanburg next time.

We had a surprise birthday party for my husband here tonight and everything was absolutely…read moreamazing! Thevfood the atmosphere, the staff everything was fantastic! The staff is so accommodating and the manger was so awesome! They set up the party items that we brought in and did a fantastic job! They brought out sombraros and passed them out to some of our guests and the staff all sang happy birthday to my husband James,who turned 72 years young today! This restaurant is the place for great food and fantastic service. We highly recommend this establishment to any and everyone who enjoys great food,great service and wonderful atmosphere. My husband and all my guests really enjoyed themselves. I thank everyone at this restaurant who helped me give my husband a great birthday party. Thank you all ti Edgar Urquijo and all your staff who attended to us tonight!!!

Best Burritos in SC easily with a creative menu and good service. Small restaurant and parking lot…read morebut definitely worth it, and it's affordable relative to portions!

I went there with my dining companion on a Thursday evening before the dinner rush. He tried to…read moreorder appetizers, and the woman behind the register said they were out of the first two things he chose. We ended up with the Bolitas de Yuca con Queso as an app. He ordered his entrée: Chayote Rellano. When I tried to order my entrée, the first two things I chose were not available that night. I said to the woman I had never been there before, asked what she might recommend and she tersely and flippantly said, "Throw a dart." I could hear the impatience in her voice; she couldn't be bothered to make a suggestion. I was out of ideas so I quickly chose the Cubano. We took our order table marker and found a seat. The ambience left a lot to be desired; the tables and chairs were cheap, and there wasn't much decor. Our appetizer was delivered at the same time as my entrée. The bolitas were actually tasty; however, I wanted to try my sandwich when it was hot but felt it would be rude to start before my friend's entrée arrived. The kitchen's timing was terrible. Eventually my companion's entrée arrived, and he was happy with his dinner. My Cubano was very unimpressive. The flavor was bland. Our drinks - sangria - tasted like there was no alcohol in them. Overall, we spent over $70 for 2 dinners, an appetizer and 2 drinks, and I was tremendously disappointed. With unimpressive food and high prices, I will have a hard time giving them a second chance.

What a great find for Latin food! The mofongos were delicious--very close to the ones I had in…read morePuerto Rico. The only thing I'd change is using fresh-caught shrimp to give it more of that seaside flavor. The whole red snapper with coconut sauce was also full of flavor. We really enjoyed the mango and guava juices, and the tres leches dessert was amazing! Definitely a highlight of the meal. Other things we liked: the decor was nice, our waitress was a friendly young lady who made the experience pleasant, and the restroom was very clean. Overall, a solid spot for tasty Latin dishes and a comfortable atmosphere.

What a surprise! We were expecting a bit of Latin in the strip mall off Woodruff and got A LOT of…read moreit. I had glanced at the menu on the way there but didn't realize how extensive it was. Our waiter was a superstar- in talking with him he shared he was from Ecuador and made suggestions for our lunch choice. We started with the beef and chicken empanadas- very good- and an order of maduros- ripe plantains. We should have stopped there because I was almost full at that point. For our entrees we chose shrimp mofongo- which we really see in small cities being that it is the national dish of Puerto Rico- and the paella for one. Both were wonderful. I would argue that the size of the paella should be be renamed as a lid of a trashcan serving. It was giant and we barely put a dent in it before asking for a to go box. I highly recommend this spot!

Food is fresh and well prepared. Price is very reasonable and the staff are genuinely friendly. I…read morehighly recommend this restaurant representative of the beautiful country of Colombia South America.

My boyfriend is an American quadriplegic who uses a power wheelchair, and I'm Colombian. We're…read morevisiting from Florida, and we were so excited to find a Colombian restaurant here. The restaurant itself is really cute, clean, and has plenty of parking. Unfortunately, our experience started off on the wrong foot because the automatic handicap door button was broken. My boyfriend stood outside for several minutes trying to get it to work so he and his service dog could get inside. It was close to 100° outside, so that was really frustrating. I was still getting things out of the car and had no idea he was stuck outside because I never imagined something that important would be out of service. Eventually, an employee came over and opened the door for us. Our server was very friendly and attentive, so no complaints there. We ordered the morcilla with arepitas and an arepa with shredded beef, chicharrón, and chorizo. The morcilla was a disappointment. It was dry and mostly tasted like rice. My boyfriend has had morcilla at other Colombian restaurants before, and they usually have a much richer filling with meat and seasoning. This one just fell flat. My arepa was okay, but it really needed something. No cheese, no butter, no sauce, not even hogao. The shredded beef was dry, the chicharrón was chewy, and the chorizo was decent. Overall, it just lacked flavor. As we say in Colombia... it needed more sabor and a little more love. The passion fruit juice was really good, though. Overall, I'd give the food a 3/10.

Very spacious place and decorated festively. Everyone must place their orders at the register where…read morethe drink bar is located, and then pick their own table. Foods and drinks are delivered to the table. We were there only a Saturday afternoon and there's always line at the register. Lots of available tables though. We throughly enjoyed our foods. The chipotle sauce (special request only) is

Cali N Tito's is an Athens classic, so while I was in town for the weekend, I had to stop by. It…read morehad been a couple of years since my last visit, and I was glad to see the service was still just as fast and friendly as I remembered. It's counter service--you order at the register, find a seat (there's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating), and they'll bring your food out. I ordered the fish taco combo, which came with two fish tacos, yuca fries, and a canned drink. The tacos were good, but I wasn't a huge fan of the menu changes. Everything is a combo now, and I was told I couldn't order the tacos by themselves. I wish they'd bring back the à la carte option because I'd rather try a few different things than be locked into one meal. The yuca fry portion was also smaller than I expected--I only got about five fries. Overall, it's still a spot I'd recommend if you're visiting Athens since it's been a local favorite for so long. I just left a little less impressed than I remember being the last time I was here.

Sort of hole in the wall kind of place. Had the shrimp Mofongo. Excellent! Best I have ever had…read more Had the guava empanadas for desert. Double excellent! Superb food and flavor. I am sorry that this may be the only time I ever eat here since just passing through. Don't miss it if you have a chance to try it out.

The service was a bit slow but with it being a Saturday I don't mind. The food was worth the wait.read more

Wow.... this place is great! The quality of the food and the service were absolutely first class…read more The prices are reasonable.

Aw man. I really wanted to like Sacha's as the menu looked so good. Unfortunately, it just didn't…read morehit the spot for me. Arepa (6/10): hmm I'm not sure. Missing something here. Everything felt very dry and missing something to bind it together. The pork belly also felt a bit dry. Empanada (7/10): these were pretty solid. I liked the corn shells. Both the chicken and beef were tasty. Patacones (5/10): we got these with just chicken, and it really wasn't worth trying. The chicken taste very average. The plantains were fine. Decent food if you just want to fill yourself up. We got the pataconcitos (looking back, not sure why) - similar story for those. Service was good. Cafe is nice and spacious with parking in the front. Jugos were fine. We got Mandarin and pineapple. They were really cheap. I think they probably come from a bottle or mix, though. Everything was very reasonably priced and portion sizes are huge. Worth a try - I'd be willing to come back and see if the other menu items are better.

Let me begin with a quick comment on mister Iama C. review…read more In his review mister Iama talks about the confusion with the name of the restaurant which for people no familiar with the restaurant maybe a little frustrating, but we have to remember this is just a lets say an "amateur" kind of restaurant. the personal working there have not idea about how to run a business they main concern is to have quality food. In my opinion they do, even for people whom are looking for new exotic flavors, not forget the authentic part of this delicious food. So to resume this place is intend to bring in Latinos as the majority of their costumers, Caucasians as mister Iama are welcome too, but their taste is not used to the way traditional and authentic Latino food is prepare and cook. If you ever traveled before to Central America and tasted some of the food over there, this is the best place in Greenville to find it! If you are from Central America and visiting for the first time our city I say this place is the best chance to have a taste from your homeland. Enjoy!

They got roaches! I went in to pick up my call in order but I made it aware to them why I wanted…read moremy refund after I took photos to show them cause I know I ain't trippin!

Eat here at least once a month. Service is fast and attentive. The food comes out piping hot. The…read morepupusas in this place are authentic, a little crunchy on the outside, soft and gooey inside. Also, love the help yourself side of curtido (the spicy cabbage slaw). I usually just order a few of the chicharon and queso pupusas, and enjoy a tamarindo drink and watch a soccer game... but I plan to try the elote and maduros next time I'm in. Lots of parking out front, easy to find location.

I've been wanting good papusa's for a while. Finally made the 40 min drive and happy we did. I had…read more3 Papusa flavors. Chicharrone and Cheese. Bean and Cheese. Jalapeño and cheese. All of them were delicious! And the slaw!?! Don't get me started. I loved it and they put a generous sized jar on each table. Hubby had a steak dish and the meat had such an amazing flavor. We will definitely be back!

OMG, AMAZING FOOD!…read more If you're looking for real, authentic Latin cuisine, try La Choza (The hut). Most of you realize the best food comes from "hole in the wall" dive restaurants. Well, that stereotype holds true here. La Choza actually sets the precedence in this case. No frills, sub-par service but delicious food. Upon entering, the only waitress in the nearly abandoned moderately sized dinning room, looked surprised when I walked in. Perhaps, I was the first white person to enter looking for a meal. When she finally realized I was there to eat, she allowed me to sit anywhere. The high schooler was inexperienced to say the least but eager to get my order. I started to order a Dos Equis, and she demonstrated the same puzzled look as when I walked in, and she explained they don't serve alcohol. None the less, I was satisfied with water. The unnamed waitress quickly returned with the beverage and kindly asked if I needed a few more minutes which she took literally because three minutes later she arrived attentively again to get my order. The menu was broken up nicely with items for breakfast, lunch or dinner. The names were in their native language with an English description of each item. A few amateur pictures doted the menu and even included a kid's menu. I decide to go with two appetizers, the nachos and papusa (tortilla pouch with filling). A choice of filling for the papusa was nice but I simply chose queso (cheese) and again a choice of meat for the nachos, which I chose pollo (chichen). A moderate wait of about fifteen minutes was not broken up by chips and salsa as you might find at an American chain Mexican restaurant but it gave me time to absorb the lack-luster atmosphere. Two TVs in either front corners of the restaurant, one of which had music videos being controlled by someone in the establishment who was browsing their favorite songs on YouTube. The authentic Latin music was quickly replaced by modern American Rap which was not well received. Minimal decor reminded me that I was in a struggling "Mom and Pop" restaurant who likely spend most of their effort on the quality of the food. My expectations at this point were dwindling but when the gigantic plate of nachos arrived at my table, my hopes were rekindled. My taste buds did not go wanting as I explored the yellow corn chips pilled high with diced grilled chicken, loads of thick queso blanco, fresh shredded lettuce and what I expect was fresh made guacamole which was outstanding. The papusas also arrived at about the same time with a sizzling, cheesy blend inside that oozed out slightly as I cut into the tender tortilla shell. A cup of orange shredded stuff was served with the papusa, which was indescribable by the waitress. The mystery stuff was amazing: a tangy, sweet, juicy, coarse, bright orange vegetable consistency was the highlight of the dish. Upon my own research, I believe it was a jicama slaw of sorts. It was absolutely delicious as was the rest of the food. In summary, they need some improvement in the service area, but with food like that, I will be back over and over. The total bill was right at ten dollars before tip, and provided more food than I could eat in one sitting. That is to say, even the modest spender will find dinning pleasure at this authentic Latin eatery.

I always come for their Pupusas. This order was for myself & a co worker who wanted just cheese. I…read moregot the mix order. I never had an issue with dine in or carry out so I was a bit taken aback when the young lady who answered the phone wasn't of any help. I told her I can not come back if she can get credit me for the extra cheese charges since I never got any of cheese. She said no all she can do is exchange then if I wanted to come back to get the cheese which was not happening! Therefore 2 stars because if it was a honest mistake by the restaurant THEY should be willing to make it right with a good paying customer! I do intend to bring this up when I go in for dine in & speak to a boss in there so this issues is not happening to anyone else! Idk if it's $4 that's gas money food is good just double check when taking out even if they said they checked & bagged the order themselves. My co worker didn't get to eat that day for break cause she doesn't do meat only cheese!