Quesitos is one of my favorite Venezuelan spots in Atlanta. The food is really good, especially the…read morebeef soup -- I love that they have it every single day. Most Venezuelan restaurants only serve it on Sundays, but here you can come anytime and they'll have it ready. That alone makes it worth coming back. The portions overall are generous and filling, but the empanadas are on the smaller side for the price. They do have a ton of different fillings though -- grilled beef, pabellón, chicken, cheese, ham and cheese, and more. My favorite is definitely the grilled beef one. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because it's a bit pricey. Two people can easily spend around $60. It's located inside a gas station, which actually makes it kind of cool -- they also sell a bunch of Venezuelan snacks and groceries there, though most of them are overpriced too. Still, it's super convenient since it's close to my house. Right next to Quesitos there's a small bakery that sells Venezuelan desserts like tres leches and brazo gitano, so you can really get all your cravings in one stop. The service today was amazing. A Mexican guy helped us and his attention was 10/10 -- super polite, friendly, and fast. That honestly stood out to me because sometimes service at Venezuelan restaurants can be hit or miss, but he did a great job. Just to clarify, I'm talking specifically about the Quesitos Express location on 3270 Steve Reynolds Boulevard in Duluth, Georgia. I couldn't find it here on Yelp, so I'm leaving my review under this one since it's the same company. Everything I mentioned (and the photo I'm adding) is from that location. Overall, Quesitos is a great spot for Venezuelan comfort food if you don't mind paying a little extra.

Love when I can find a Venezuelan restaurant serving great quick bites . Ordered a beef empanada…read moreand a pizza Pastelito . The beef empanada was great could use a little more seasoning but the green mayo sauce was wonderful with it . Sadly the Pizza Pastelito wasn't too good it had a very off flavor to it it was almost inedible . Not sure if it was minced ham or a makeshift oily red sauce but that should definitely be taken off the menu. Staff was efficient and kind . Option to sit at the bar and enjoy a meal or grab something to go.

Great food that is so different. The family is so nice and helpful with the menu. I highly…read morerecommend this place!

‼Location has changed‼ Now at 3095 Peachtree Ind Blvd…read moreSuite 120, Duluth GA 30097. -Only a few miles down P.I.B. from original location. This family restaurant has always hit close to home (vzlan immigrant 2010), as one of the first Venezuelan Restaurants in Duluth (if not the first!). It was honestly heartbreaking driving my the OLD location (2870 PIB) for almost a year hoping they'd return... and they're back!!! Mi gente Venezolana--- EPA is back with Stephanie Viloria as the Head Chef after receiving professional status & training in Spain. Bringing the new 'Haute Cuisine' add-on to its original name. 100 Sanitation score! Smaller than original location but the rebranding and nee curated space reflects elevated quality of food, service, and overall ambiance. Clean + equipped restrooms (for women). Excited to see how the music area is utilized during events! I apologize I did not take photos of actual food as we ate as soon as we were served, but I have attached some photos of the new menu, space, & the family behind the magic. All photos taken by me except for screenshots of their Instagram page!

Came here on a Sunday afternoon and had a great experience! Food was really yummy and came out…read morefast. Ordered the classic bandeja paisa ! Highly recommend!

Do NOT come here if you are HUNGRY...you have to wait a very long time to get your food. Even the…read moresmallest plate. Food is decent but NOT WORTH the wait

Made a rare appearance in Gwinnett today to run an errand. Really didnt want to since Brazil vs…read moreSwitzerland we're playing and the World Cup had been amazing up to this point. Luckily I got the bright idea to try to kill two birds with one stone and grab some grub while catching what was left of the game. Since I've been to Colombia quite a few times I figured I'd compare their cuisine to what I'm used to seeing and tasting when actually traveling out that way. Sure enough they were showing the game on a nice big screen with a couple of other folks in there with me on a Sunday afternoon. Wasn't packed wasn't completely empty just like I like it. Their menu actually has both what you typically see in a Colombian restaurant in Medellin or Bogota while adding a lot of other options that you might not see at a typical Colombian restaurant in Colombia. The food actually turned out to be tastier than expected. The salad was very fresh...freshness and simplicity being signature adjectives used in describing good Colombian fare. The Pechuga de Limon...Lemon Chicken Breast was tasty with the right amount of tang and salt without being overwhelming. Rice and maduros (Sweet Plantains) were good as well. Meal ran me $14 which was the only part that did not remind me of Colombia lol. But quite fair for Atlanta. This place is in a plaza where you dont have to worry about parking. Service was also very good. And as a bonus I discovered that they have rumbas on Friday and Saturday nights til 4am. I am quite excited to partake in that! Maybe it will feed my frequent hunger to get on a plane and salsa outside the states. To be continued...

Ok my Colombian friends!!! This is an authentic Colombian restaurant. The server told us that all…read morethe food is prepared in the restaurant :) one star for homie food. I tried the passion fruit juice without sugar (it's good they give you the option to choose if you'd like sugar or not), another star for that. They brought us chips and salsa on a side, which made me feel like I was in a Mexican restaurant. If the owner could change that for the Colombian "pan de bono" it would be the cherry on top, nothing more Colombian that a good pan de bono. I ordered chicken with mushroom sauce that was delicious. I substituted vegetables for the rice. The beans weren't tasty at all, I would cook them with natural broth, more veggies and spices. The server was friendly, polite and was attentive, another star because of him. Keep up the hard work guys, I know you've only been open for 6 month. I'm sure you'd get better.

AMAZING FOOD. GREAT SERVICE. LOVELY VIBES…read more I will be returning! This food is the best I have had in a while! As a big fan of plantains this was my dream dish and the flavors were so on point! You must try it out!

Quick meal in Duluth. The arepas are delicious but a little…read moremessy to eat due to the generous amount of filling. We tried an empanada as well. I really enjoyed it. The service was good. The lady at the counter didn't speak much English and the menu I got was in Spanish. After ordering I found an English menu. The dining room is nice. Bright and cheerful.

Everything was really good! Lots of food and the Venezuelan tea was amazing. Be mindful, everything…read moreis in Spanish and the staff mostly speaks Spanish, so don't be rude when communicating your order :) The place is clean & we received free tequeños as a welcome gift. We'll definitely be back to try other things on the menu.

Excellent caribean restaurant style with the best food, this is a corn bread made plate with cheese…read moreand fried pork, service was fast and friendly, nice ambience for families, must order 20-30 minutes before the hunger strikes.

La comida estaba DELICIOSA! Se ha mejorado muchisimo, el servicio al cliente mejoró mucho tambien…read more - sopa de mondongo (con crema de coco) 7/10 - sopa de res 7/10 - pollo con tajadas WOOOOW 1000/10 - baliada (normal) 10000/10 WOOOOOW! Sequiré ordenando, queda cerca tambien

"A pupusa is a thick griddle cake or flatbread from El Salvador and Honduras made with cornmeal or…read morerice flour stuffed with one or more ingredients including cheese, beans, chicharrón, or squash." Wikipedia I'm glad I checked Wikipedia and not the Urban Dictionary for the definition of "Pupusa." El Rinconcito, which translates to " the little corner", is a quintessential hole in the wall a few steps away from downtown Sugar Hill. It serves up very traditional Central American dishes such as Honduran pupusas and baleadas as well as authentic Mexican tacos, tortas, and burritos. Not fancy, but more festive, with various Latin American flags hanging over the kitchen and counter, the restaurant is a great break from the ordinary. While you won't find a margarita here, you will find great food at great prices. Everything is cooked fresh to order, served up hot, and you won't leave hungry. Most items are around $4 with meals around $12. Service is friendly, and it helps if you speak Spanish, but large signs with pictures, descriptions and prices line the counter, make it easy to order and get past the language barrier. They will definitely keep getting my pesos.