Little family run hole in the wall. Service was great and the food was excellent! We went on a…read moreSunday and sat down right away. We ordered appetizers to start with and the food came out in a timely manner. We will definitely be back!

Stopped in today to be met by a very friendly woman at the counter. Ordered the roast pork sandwich…read more(came on a sub roll)that came with plantain chips. Both were fantastic although the pork had some excessively fatty pieces. The portions were very big and for $15 the sandwich was frankly large enough to split. Particularly since it was cut in half. I actually didn't finish it. I also prefer soup to go I'll eat that later. While I sat and ate my sandwich several door dash drivers were picking up orders. The people working there seemed to care about what I thought and how my food was. A rare trait these days in such a transactional society. A recommended spot in Parma for sure.

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.

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!

Don't let the silver duct tape on the door fool you! This is a MUST stop. I'm already trying to…read morefigure out how to work this gem into my routine. My friend and I each had two pupusas and split a side of plantains (platanos) for lunch. Probably didn't need all that food, but I ate every bite. Super tasty! While the exterior is modest at best (next to large vape shop), the interior has a small grocery on one side and a clean, 20-seat interior.

Found this spot after a session of pickleball. They've…read morebought out or combined with the unit to the left of what is shown as their enterance. Was confused for a bit since it looked like a storage spot now. So just go to the enterance next to it. It's a small little mart and there's a doorway that leads to the sit down section. Guess they are use to people who've been there and people who know what they want. Asked me right off the bat what I wanted to order when there's no menu of any sort anywhere. I ordered three pupusas: revueltas, pollo con queso, and chorizo con queso to go. Was told 30-45 mins, got it in 30. Came with a baggie of their slaw and dip. Delicious, all three of them. Had good amount of filling in all of them. Definitely, coming here again

This place is absolutely amazing! We tried a little bit of everything and honestly couldn't pick a…read morefavorite. The Cuban sandwich was packed with flavor, perfectly toasted, and one of the best I've had. The ropa vieja was incredibly tender and seasoned perfectly, and the beef pastelillos were crispy on the outside with a delicious, flavorful filling. The tostones were hot, fresh, and perfectly crispy, definitely have to have the green sauce with them! The drinks and desserts deserve their own mention! The guanábana (soursop) juice was refreshing and delicious, and the Cuban colada coffee was strong, smooth, and exactly what Cuban coffee should be. We also had a café con leche latte, which was fantastic. When I am in heaven, this is the coffee I want to drink. And definitely save room for dessert! We tried both the tres leches cake and flan, and they were phenomenal. The tres leches was moist, rich, and creamy without being overly sweet, and the flan was silky smooth and delicious. The staff is so friendly and go out of their way to make you feel at home. The vibes of Cuba are definitely here. Everything tasted fresh, authentic, and made with care. Great food, great variety, and a meal we'll definitely be coming back for. If you're looking for authentic Cuban/Latin food in the Elyria area, this is a must-try!

The best part of this visit was Alex the owner. He has a great personality, personable…read more The owner came to our table to ask us about the food. He listened intently and accepted our feedback. He made things right. The parcha drink was good, I liked the way he used props like clothes lines for decoration.

Nice hot crispy flautas. Tasty breakfast all day. Mine came with sweet plantains and black beans or…read morea sauce of some sort alongside the omelette. Not outrageously priced either which is refreshing. Pupusas were flavorful.

Very quiet for a Saturday morning! If dining in, you can choose wherever to sit. Heard good things…read moreabout their pupusas and it did not disappoint! The churrasco was also an incredible plate (more than enough food for 2 people!) personal highlight was definitely the house pickles; it's bright and vinegary and tastes good with EVERYTHING. Only notes are that not everything on the menu has the price next to it, so you might have to ask for certain items' prices. Dining in has an automatic 20% gratuity added.

OMG I love this place! It's a small cozy Mamá family restaurant and the food is so amazing! The…read moretacos, the potato-cheese empanadas, the Cuban coffee and the fresh lemonade were delicioso! It's like getting food from your Cuban Mamá's house. It's so cozy inside and the decor is adorable. She does the painting herself. In addition, we learned she does painting classes at night. Her service is kind. She comes with a smile and was very helpful.

I was across the street at the new Dahlia location getting coffee and they were out of Empanadas. I…read moredecided this would be good opportunity to grab a snack from somewhere else in the area. I noticed Sabor across the street and made my way. When ordering it reminded me of a vibe you would get visiting someone's home. Chill and familiar. They have signs for their preferred mode of digital payment which I believe were Venmo and Cash App. I believe those are your options other than cash. I only got the empanadas but they came out hot and fresh. I'll have to make my way back to try something else when I'm back in the area.

This is for a review of the West Side Market stand. I LOVE this place. Everything is fresh and…read moreamazing. Mango habanero salsa is a must, as is the jicama/cactus salad. Their tortilla chips are only $3 for a huge bag and they are awesome. Their soft corn tortillas also can't be beat. I'm gonna go here every week. A+++

I love this place. The enchiladas are only $2 a piece and so delicious!!!! They are so many to…read morechoose from. I usually get 1 of each and its always a surprise to find out what is in them. They have a large vegetarian selection too. They have fresh cooked chips and a large selection of salsa (they will let you sample anything) I don't think they are open on mondays? but I'm not 100% sure. Pefect to take as a side dish somewhere :)