Stubbled onto this little place when I was in the neighborhood visiting a client. Not much if any English from staff, but the food was tasty and a good value.
So good and sometimes better than home cooked!
Slightly disappointed, I felt the food could have been seasoned more
So on a trip from Miami I stopped here to grab something for breakfast. I ordered a ham, cheese, and egg sandwich and they didn't make it the way I asked. I also ordered a buttered piece of bread untoasted and when I got it, it was toasted and I had been charged $4 for it...... Which I think was ridiculous. Definitely wasn't the language barrier because I am bilingual. But the icing on the cake for me was when a man came to drop off raw chicken in bags from the back of his pick up truck and as he walked across the restaurant by the counter he dripped liquid from the bags across the floor. Then I watched him deliver a few more bags and people were walking through the liquid from the plastic bags that had raw chicken in them..... And no one cleaned it up!!!!!! SMH I did not even eat my food after that!
For a hole in the wall this place is BUSSIN. I literally eat their tortilla de arina like a drug it's so good. The shakes are pretty good too.
It was very dirty, we did not dare eat there
Fantastic value ($1 cafe con leche, $2 tacos), good food so far. Looking forward to checking out the rest of the menu.
This place is off the beaten path. It’s Central American cuisine mainly Guatemalan. Food is very authentic and portions are shareable. We ordered huevos rancheros with steak and they didn’t skimp on the steak. Very well seasoned. This meal included black refried beans, plantains and freshly made corn tortillas. Brush up on your Spanish, mostly Spanish speaking locals. However, not necessary but helps when ordering something new. Additional Central American dishes were: pupusas, baleadas, rellenitos and tamales.
Packed with locals! Food and atmosphere are great.
Delicious Nachos and Tacos !