When we arrived at 4:30 (party of 4) there was no one in the parking lot. We were the only guests…read morein the spacious dining room. I don't remember if we took a while to browse the menu (this was our first time) but our food arrived at 5pm. I ordered the : "BIRRIA TACOS MEXICAN #39 ($16) Three yellow corn tacos dipped in birria juice, stuffed with birria beef, cheese, onions, and cilantro then grilled to crisp. Served with mexi- rice and charro beans" they were fantastic. So good!! As usual I was not able to finish and boxed my leftovers. When I received the check- my meal was priced at $13 (maybe priced for lunch?) I don't know. But it didn't hurt my feelings. Anyhow. It was a pleasant visit. Until the next table came in and was sat right directly beside us. Despite the empty room. Oh well. I definitely recommend!!

I've been here twice so far. First time I got the birra tacos (a different experience but…read morepleasant). Second time I got chicken lunch fajitas which was nice though for some reason all these types of restaurants are stingy when you say "no beans, double rice" they just give a single serving of rice. I don't like refried beans. The decor is definitely unique and a nice departure from the more 80s hokey mexican restaurants that seem to get all their furniture from the same supplier (or estate sales of closed competitors). I like the variety of options on the menu and how they're organized by region. A coworker of mine said the Venezuelan offerings are the expensive types of food. I find myself more curious about the other offerings on the menu more than I typically do at other places which makes future visits more exciting. I'm reserving the fifth star for my next visit when I order a taco salad. If anything the taco salad is how I rate and conpare each latino themed restaurant. How the beef is seasoned and what toppings are included are major factors.

If you're looking for something different from the endless Mexican spots around here, this place is…read moreabsolutely worth checking out. We stopped in right when they opened and the experience was great from the start. The owners are Venezuelan, and the hospitality really stood out. They were incredibly welcoming and even told us not to worry about paying until after we finished eating, which made the whole visit feel relaxed and personal. The food was incredible. Everything tasted fresh and full of flavor, and we both ordered full meals along with Cuban coffee. The coffee alone was worth it -- strong, rich, and exactly what you want after a good meal. The atmosphere honestly reminded me of being back in South Florida -- authentic Latin flavors, friendly owners, and a laid-back vibe that makes you want to come back again. Highlights * Authentic Latin/Venezuelan flavors * Extremely welcoming owners * Delicious Cuban coffee * Great change of pace from the typical local options If you're tired of the same restaurant rotation and want something authentic and flavorful, Miami Latin Kitchen is a great spot to try.

This is a cozy friendly restaurant with excellent food. We had the Arepas, Cubanas, shredded beef,…read moreand the best Venezuelan breakfast. Everything was delicious and nicely served!

Waitress wasn't able to answer any questions about the food. It was very basic interior but clean…read more The portions were large but nothing to write home about. Very similar to Mexican food in Texas. Chocolate cake tasted like chemicals- not fresh. I really wanted to like this place as I really enjoy some good Cuban food but this place was a bit of a disappointment.

Small, clean restaurant in West Monroe serving "latin" food Honduras style. Ordered a house made…read moretamarindo fruit drink which was tart and sweet and delicious. The prices are a little higher than what I am used to coming from a big city. However, the food was served fresh and delicious. My breaded fish filet was huge and fried so well that it was not greasy at all. The beans were fluffy and tasted good like the rice. I really liked the fried tostones (green plantain). They also have a habanero salsa and a green one if you like some spice. The only thing is that crema automatically should be served with a sweet plantain order and is separate. My dining companions ordered pupusas and liked them immensely.

Delicious, excellent! I have still been dreaming about the chicken piccata. The drinks and service…read morewere also 10/10

My husband & I favorite restaurant in Shreveport. We've ventured the 2 hour drive to Shreveport a…read morenumber of times to dine here after discovering this place on a quick Fathers Day weekend road trip. The food is exceptional, the service a 10 & the vibe CHECK passes. We've had the pleasure of meeting the owner one dinner night and he was extremely personable and joined us for dinner while discussing what brought us to the area & after learning we drove in JUST to dine there he was pleased. The seafood is extremely fresh The bread pudding is the perfect closing dish Chefs Kiss

Hidden gem in Monroe! We stopped by on a road trip and got fish/shrimp tacos and pupusas…read more Everything was delicious!

Food was cold with minimal flavor. Service was okay…read more Nothing special about the atmosphere. Not worth price paid

I ordered the sour cream enchiladas and my husband ordered birria tacos. We also ordered a cheese…read moredip and a guacamole. Everything was delicious! We will be back.

I know there isn't much to eat in Winnfield so people think this place taste good. No! No it…read moredoesn't! It is horrible Tex-Mex. I live in Texas and I know good Tex-Mex and this isn't it. I have eating Mexican cuisine in California, Arizona, New Mexico, Tijuana, Juarez, Nuevo Laredo each place different and some lean more Tex-Mex while others give you authentic Mexican flare. I don't know what this place is but it isn't good. The saving grace is the service. Everything else is a horrible we are going to con these people into thinking this food is good. Should have just went to the local Walmart and made it myself. The beans were horrible. I love a good bean I don't know what that was. To the people in Winnfield I hope one day you get to experience real Tex-Mex or authentic Mexican cuisine.

Absolutely amazing food. The tacos trompo are the best in Alexandria. Truly authentic. Small and…read moreintimate interior

Wow. The food here is EXCELLENT. Wish I'd have taken pictures, but we had the chicharron pupusas…read moreand lengua tacos. The pupusas were HUGE and I was full after one (the order comes with two!). The tacos were so flavorful and the lengua super tender. 10/10 Will definitely be coming back!

I am surprised that this restaurant does not have reviews more than 1 review…read more We heard about it through a friend, who said the tacos were the best! We went to try tacos for dinner. The restaurant/bar was quiet and not busy. We were seated immediately and the server took our drink and food order quickly. It didn't take but 10 minutes to bring our food to the table. We ordered 10 variety of tacos. Chicken, steak, pork, and tripe. It was definitely one of the best tacos we had, and their complementary chips, salsa and side sauces were also great! Our server was also nice and polite. We will be back again.

La Potranca Mexican Restaurant…read more I got chicken soft tacos, beans, and rice with sweet tea. ($14). Literally 10/10. I absolutely love the food here. Very authentic. I stay in the Hilton down the road every week when I visit for work. I come here every single week.

Food was okay. I ordered Pupusas, baliadas, elote, and fajitas. Service wasn't the best. Food is a…read morelittle pricey compared to other Central American restaurants.

From the owner: Welcome! We are a Salvadoran & Honduran Restaurant here to serve you the best authentic dishes from…read moreour hometown.

This restaurant has excellent service, food, and it has a great atmosphere. Love this placeread more

My wife and I were on our way to New Orleans from Fort Worth and looking for a place to stop for a…read morebreak and a bite to eat. Natchitoches, LA was the next town coming up and I started checking Yelp reviews in the area. El Patio, which had solid reviews, looked like an easy off and on from the Interstate plus there was a gas station in close proximity. It was perfect place for us to stop, stretch our legs and get a bite to eat. When we walked in the decor of the restaurant was a feast for the eyes. The chairs and tables were painted with bright colors and designs. It looks like Fiesta Time all the time. Victor, our server greeted us and took our drink orders. No margaritas, but a big glass of unsweetened iced tea was in order. A hot basket of chips and a small carafe of salsa was dropped off at our table. The salsa was good, but too mild for our tastes. The tortilla chips were very good. I decided on the #1 Lunch Special which included a Chille Relleno and a crispy beef taco. Both platters were accompanied with refried beans and rice. Wow, what a quick turnaround from the kitchen! Victor was back in a flash with our lunch entrees. Both of our lunch entrees were very enjoyable and spiced nicely. We both had happy tummies by the time we left El Patio and headed towards New Orleans. Next time we're in the area, we'll make a point of stopping in and try something new on the menu.