Delicias Restaurante Latino

My family and I were looking for some food on Christmas Day so after a quick search, we came along this restaurant which was open. Upon entrance, I enjoyed how open the restaurant seemed and felt immersed by the ambiance which the restaurant gave off. We were quickly seated and looked through the menu for a meal. I ended up opting for the tacos and they were delicious. Too often do restaurants skimp on the meat portion but this restaurant gave a bountiful amount. I got to try their Pollo con tajadas which were just as good, if not better than the authentic Honduran street food. For it being Christmas, all the staff was more than happy to be there and to serve the many customers who were also looking for some food. All in all, I'm so glad to have found this restaurant which serves delicious hispanic food and look forward to coming back in the future.

This place sucks the food is so bad, for Latin food this place is not it, and the customer service is bad all you see is the employees on they phone if you want good food Do Not go here.

Yo. This spot is kinda like my new favorite hidden gem for hispanic food. I do admit that I was advised to go here & their suggestion was a1 ALL AROUND. The staff primarily speaks Spanish as a heads up but can serve you in english as well. The Spanish honestly makes the experience even better & me & my friend got to practice the language. ANYWAY, I ordered the pollo con crema & they got the Pupusas. The cream from the pollo con crema is so flavorful that honestly if they sold just the sauce I would buy it. I tend to avoid beans but my first scoop of them made me speak out "This is good!" . Beans, two tortillas, lettuce & bell peppers & rice come on this dish to make something magical lol. The pupusas are primarily made of cheese but it is good cheese lol. If you happen to be a vegetarian & a cheese lover have you a order of that.

The food and service were both amazing we will definitely be going back! This is not just another Mexican restaurant. They have a great selection of dishes from Latin America.

First time trying this spot with my brother this is his favorite restaurant in the area. There's plenty of parking and area could seem kind of sketchy but don't let that prevent you from trying this out. I had a taco made with hand made tortillas delicious and pancita also with hand made tortillas. The horchata was great a must try is not the typical Mexican but I felt like it was from another country I would have to ask next time I go. They do charge $1 per order of handmade tortillas which is usually 3 tortillas. Overall good place to try. They have other things on the menu that I am not familiar with but I will definitely come back and check them out. Also the service was great all the women came around enough so we were never left unattended.

Beautiful on the outside and inside. I was there for almost two hours and saw maybe 4 people come and go. After I received my food I understand why the low traffic coming through the doors. I felt uncomfortable since there was only a couple of people in the restaurant so I took mine with me and when I got to the hotel I offered it to my daughters...they all looked at it and said never mind. When I opened the container the food did not look delightful and I should've taken a picture of the food because the presentation was not good. The taste was not good either. Do not dine here! Save your money!

¡Dios mío! This place is muy bien. Ted and I are on a mission to check out every authentic Latin place in east Charlotte and Delicias did not disappoint. Unlike some of the taquerias we've visited, this is more of a sit-down restaurant experience, complete with the requisite, bottomless chips and salsa. Only, these chips and salsa are the best you will ever eat! The chips are thicker and crunchier than most (I think they might be made from flour tortillas rather than corn) and the salsa is so flavorful and fresh with big pieces of tomatoes, cilantro and onions. As per usual for our Saturday cheat days, we ordered way too much food. (I regret nothing.) We started with pupusas revueltas, tamales de pollo and cheese dip. The pupusas were my favorite dish of the day and came out piping hot, stuffed to the brim with chicharron and queso. The cabbage and pickled onions that came on the plate cut through the richness and added a fresh element to every bite. The cheese dip is not to be missed! It is thick and creamy and perfect with their crunchy chips, on top of the tamales, eaten all by itself with a spoon... You get the picture, I'm sure.We were stuffed at this point but wanted to try more. So, we put in an order for una baleada de carne. I didn't really know what to expect but the pictures on the menu looked good, so we went for it. What arrived was a huge flour tortilla, stuffed with perfectly seasoned and cooked steak, avacado and... egg? Ok, we'll roll with it. I'm not an egg person but I loved every bite of the baleada. This would make an awesome breakfast! Last but not least (for our waistline's sake, we really should have stopped with the baleada but I wanted something sweet) we ordered empanadas dulces. Made with plantain pastry, stuffed with a sweet milk custard and dusted with sugar, this is the stuff desert dreams are made of. A few other notes... Don't pass up ordering one of their aguas frescas. I had the Nance on this visit -- nance is a little, orange fruit typical of Latin America. In drink form it tasted like a mix between peach, pineapple and nectarine. It was deliciously light and sweet and refreshing! Service was outstanding. A team of 5 or 6 ladies worked together to cover a packed restaurant full of diners and left us wanting for nothing. Plus, they were super patient with my really bad Spanish. We're looking forward to many future visits to Delicias to work our way through their awesome menu!

We were in the mood to try a new Latino restaurant for breakfast one Sunday, and came across Delicias on Yelp. I'm happy to say that their food is amazing, and despite the distance from our home, we can't wait to return!I had the Baleadas Especiales, without meat. It's like a quesadilla, but made with a thicker--and obviously homemade--flour tortilla. This Baleadas was filled with scrambled eggs, cheese, beans, sour cream, and avocados. At just $4 for one (very filling for this gal!), I was very pleased. Delicias serves their dishes with two sauces in ketchup and mustard containers. The yellow container has a milder tomatillo sauce, and the red one has a spicier red sauce (but not too spicy for me). Both were delicious, and I ended up mixing them on top of my Baleadas for added flavor.My husband had the Chilaquiles Especiales Mexicano with fried eggs, beans, fried tortilla chips covered in a red sauce (it tasted similar to the one in the ketchup bottle), cheese, sour cream, and grilled chicken. It was a huge serving, which was good since I snagged a few bites from his plate! It was as tasty as mine, too. Their coffee is strong and very good. They'll ask if you want milk or cream. We asked for cream, and got the powdered Cremora. So, if you prefer a liquid creamer, ask for milk!The restaurant is larger inside than I expected. Maybe they expanded into adjacent space? It was also bright, cheery, and nicely decorated. Service couldn't have been any better, either. Several servers assisted with our table, and everyone was pleasant, very friendly, and helpful.I can't wait to return for dinner to try their puposas, kabbobs, and tacos!

horrible la comida pedi un pollo con tajada q parecía chicharrón y eso que era pechuga una mosca fue mi compañera durante toda l comida y ala mesa solo una ves vinieron la comida fría y sin sabor

the serving ladies working yesterday were really rude. and was ignoring when we tried calling them for our order. Only the guy who brought out the food was nice. Wont be coming again if they in the front