Ohh Que Rico

When ordering, they will be sneeky and grab old baked goods from the back. This is not the first time this has happened; it's bad business. I am paying for fresh, not yesterday's baked goods.

First time. I did not know it was a restaurant. I tried eating there, but it can be better.

I've been going here on and off for more than 10 years. Their food is always fresh and delicious. The portions are large and you can't beat the prices. Once the staff realize you aren't a native Spanish speaker, they go out of their way to make sure you get exactly what you want. And no $10 minumum for credit card purchases! Always polite and professional, even during a customer rush. Highly recommend.

As someone who doesn't speak Spanish well, I was a little apprehensive about going in and ordering, but I'm glad I did. The food is excellent as is the service. I've had the empanadas, papas rellenas, some of the pastries and everything was great. Be prepared for a little confusion if you don't speak Spanish, but the staff really tries hard to communicate and take care of you. Additionally despite that fact it's very easy to settle in as a regular. The staff is warm and friendly as is the food.

Fast buffet-style food to-go or dine-in, with a decent number of dishes to pick from, but not a full menu like a typical restaurant. It's basically comfort food: tasty and hearty. After a long day traveling, it was a way more satisfying meal than a Subway or McDs, and very reasonably priced. Edit: I didn't try the pastries, but they looked good