It is permanently closed. For a long time now. Not reopening. Ever forever done. Don't waste your…read moretime

Initially, we pulled in not many people were in the parking lot. We were slow to be seated. But the…read moreatmosphere was good, serve was sweet . The margaritas were absolutely fantastic and the food was great. Some of the best salsa--has a kick and great flavor. Overall great experience - would go back and would recommend.

First at foremost we have got to give SHOUT OUT TO THE SERVERS!!…read more The food was good- regular Cozumel restaurant food. It was yummy and came out quickly. But the real star was the servers! They worked like a well oiled machine!! Sadly, we didn't get the name of the gentleman that served our table... and we hate we cannot compliment him by name... But our recommendation is to go to Cozumel on Brecksville Road for the food.. but mostly because the service is outstanding!!!

We came in hungry from a day of adventure and got chips, queso, guac immediately. The main dishes…read morecame out very quickly as well. Forgot to grab pics as I was too busy devouring the food. Prompt service, great atmosphere and polite waiter.

Lots of really fun veggie options…read more They have 3 types of beans (more than chipotle) and more vegetables Quick ordering and fast service It's local to Cleveland and more pure Mexican Ambiance. I think bowls of veg are healthy options and more people should try. Highly recommend Cilantro for health and affordable fast casual cuisine.

I don't like leaving bad reviews but here we are. If you order Nachos from a restaurant, would you…read morefind it normal to see a $1 extra charge to add queso? I did. So I assumed that would be for extra queso on the side when I placed my pick up order. To my surprise, my "nachos" came without queso. Interesting. When I came to pick up my order, I looked through it like I always do with any pick up order to be sure that everything is there. (Unfortunately I didn't notice th equeso was missing at this point). After looking, I saw part of my child's order was not there, and when I asked the worker for help, they looked at me with disdain. I was thoroughly uncomfortable and unimpressed with this place and won't be returning anytime soon.

Great food,great service I truly appreciate your great food and great service,I recommend this…read morerestaurant.

Located in the dusty-est of dusty strip malls in Bedford, Ohio, (about 15 miles south of…read moreCleveland), Las America's is a combo Mexican-Peruvian restaurant with a small Hispanic grocery store attached. When I visited for a late lunch in September 2026, I had to walk around the back of the strip mall and enter the restaurant from the back. That was weird, but oh well! I didn't have to wait for a table and was seated in a solo diner table that was sticky to the extreme. Now that's how you know it's legit haha! Anyway, I wasn't too hungry but was hoping to get something nice and authentic. Okay, so I didn't get the most authentic item, but I tried! I got the chicken fajitas ($16) which provided me with enough food for lunch and dinner. I also recieved free chips and salsa. I needed to add salt to the chips. Now even though the food was good, the service was not. My water was filled once, 5 minutes after I ordered it, and never filled again until I walked up to the hostess table and asked for a refill. I also only got one flimsy napkin. And had to wait a REALLY long time for my bill. I couldn't afford anything on the Peruvian part of the menu, sadly. I wish they had some offerings under $15 on that part of the menu, even if it is a small portion of food. I do recommend Las Americas for those looking for authentic food and for those wishing to speak Spanish to their servers. I understand Spanish but have a mental block when speaking it from forming my own sentences. So I did enjoy practicing my Spanish a bit from listening to others!

This place was able to accommodate all 9 of us for a work lunch and allowed us to pay separately so…read morethat was really appreciated. There was plenty of parking and places to sit. The menu is pretty big and although I didn't try any of their lunch specials, I did see all my coworkers' orders and they looked like typical Americanized Mexican plates--heavy on the cheese, sour cream and refried beans. I ordered a dessert but only my second choice as the mango one was out. It looked cute but it was just a cherry jello cup with a milkier jello and some whipped cream. It was meh but at least not too sweet. The presentation was excellent! Service was very friendly but 2 of my coworkers got their orders mixed up or incorrect. They didn't really mind and we were a big party so not a big deal. This place is very close to my work so I can see us coming back!

very good food, friendly service, decent prices. Service was pretty timely. Easy parking,…read morecomfortable setting.

Great dinner at Barrio in Tremont. Decent seating options inside but the they have a large outside…read morepatio that is spacious and offered great outside dining. Pretty good service and friendly staff. Chips and guac were fresh and tasted good. Tacos were great as always. Tired a new taco this trip, smash burger. Flavor was incredible, must try it if you like smash burgers.

I haven't been to Barrio in 10 years. I remember the tacos being great the first time around, but…read morewhat got me this time around was the build-your-own nachos. My friends and I went to Barrio around 7:30pm on a Thursday. The place looked exactly as I remembered it with the calaveras. Service was ok. Our server, Christina, was great, but the food took forever to be made. I couldn't believe how long it took to make nachos. We each customized our nachos. I made mine like a surf and turf with both steak and shrimp. Other toppings included diced onions and cilantro, rojo sauce, Barrio special sauce, and 3 additional cold cheeses on top of the melted queso blanco. I was highly disappointed with my nachos. The chips were thin and got soggy easily. They skimped on the proteins, and the shrimp was very salty. I should've skipped out on the cold cheeses, because they really overpowered the warmth and comfort from the queso blanco. Lastly, the cilantro was inexistent.

Last Friday night we visited Paloma for the first time. We made a reservation on Open Table (which…read moreworked well), hoping to land a table on the patio. Alas, when we arrived at 5:50pm (for our 6 pm reservation), the patio was full, and so, after some back-and-forth about wanting a table in the dining room and not a high-top at the bar, we were seated. The vibe was odd, perhaps because we were the only ones in the seating area but also because of the decor, layout, and furniture: not quite fancy, not quite charming. Rather than warmth and graciousness, I felt like we were imposing on the team by showing up for dinner. Undaunted, we pressed on. Shortly, we were greeted by a friendly team member who answered some questions. We eventually ordered the made-to-order guac and margaritas. The guac was the highlight of the evening. It was fresh, generous, and well-presented. The margaritas were also good. No complaints! Next, we placed our order: meat tacos for me, a burrito dish for my wife, and a shared order of the corn dish. The orders came in good time, all except for the corn. When we asked about it, the reply was "oh, so you'd like to add corn?" "No!" I said. "We'll just take the one we already ordered!!" During this light-hearted exchange, we were also promised an additional side of chips to go with the abundant guac. "Three minutes" was the reply. Never came. The entrees were universally too spicy. I love spicy food, but this level of spice obliterates what I think was a really lovely set of dishes. My wife and I both struggled to get through it because of the heat. Sadly, the team's stinginess with refilling water only added to the spice experience. The makeup corn order was promised "in three minutes" and did arrive in five or six. It's a lovely companion dish, even though timing caused an odd imbalance of food temps. When it was time to settle up, our team member told us she would package up the leftovers and would be back "in three minutes with the bill" because she was also tending the patio. By then, I asked, "is that three minutes or fifteen?!" She returned promptly; we paid the bill and headed to the VAD courtyard for live music. Bottom line: great location and intriguing concept. Something is amiss with the training and team support. As for the food, only the guac and margarita would draw me back.

Loved this place! We came on a Saturday late morning and…read morewere seated outside. There isn't much shade but it was nice to get some sunlight since it was a little colder outside. Service was excellent- our waitress was very helpful. Food is a little pricey but excellent quality! We especially loved the potatoes in the breakfast bowl and the texture of the churro French toast.

Excellent dinner experience on our first visit. Place is clean, spacious, and good dining table…read moreoptions include booths, traditional tables, high tops, and a small party. Service was attentive and pleasant. Free chips and salsa. The queso with chorizo was excellent. Street corn was pretty good. Great flavor. Really enjoyed my chicken tacos. Family enjoyed their quesadillas and enchiladas. Everything was fresh and tasty. Would recommend trying this place.

This was the second time coming to this restaurant. The food was very good and we enjoyed…read moreourselves. It was not easy to talk with our waitress though because she couldn't hear us and we couldn't hear her half the time. There were a lot of people in the restaurant because it's one of the only ones around that's open on Monday. So maybe that was an issue with being able to hear.

People always laugh when I say my favorite lamb chops are from a Mexican restaurant but I am…read moreobsessed with Los Gallos! Whenever I'm on this side of town they are my go to. Everyone who works there is incredibly kind and welcoming. The atmosphere feels like a classic authentic Mexican restaurant with warm lighting, comfortable, and full of character. The food is always fresh and flavorful, and they really make you feel at home every time you visit. I'll always recommend this place to anyone looking for great food and even better service.

Absolutely tasteless tacos. Dry rice. Ok beans. Meh service. Their Abuelas would be sad.read more

What an amazing place! Centro Villa has something for everyone plus more. We stopped in kind of…read moreearly for lunch on a Saturday and there were a few people there. As we looked around the building started to fill up. There are so many different dining options. I love that they have the country of origin on each food stall. You can learn so much about a culture by tasting their food. All the staff we spoke to were so friendly. You can stroll around the food stalls and choose exactly what you want. We were given a pager to alert us when our food was ready. After ordering food we went and ordered aqua fresca. They have a huge community kitchen and retail area. There is also a huge patio area. We were told there would be events on the patio in the summer. Centro Villa is a great concept and I hope to see more like it. It is a gem!

When you go to a shopping mall, the food court area has some choices for you like pizza, burgers,…read moreMexican, vegetarian, etc... Now imagine one where all the food is from different countries in Latin America, this is exactly what you will find in Centro Villa 25. Here you will find Puerto Rican, Dominican, Cuban, Salvadoran, and Mexican food shops. There was Latin music playing (not too loud) and there was a common seating area with simple tables and chairs. I was with a big group and there were orders from different shops, but I ordered from my people the Puerto Ricans. I had rice and beans with steak and onions, and a sweet plantain dish with ground beef called pastelon. The food was decent and I wouldn't mind coming back if I was in town, especially if I was craving some back home food. PS - I am regretting not taking pictures, but I am getting better at that.