Las Americas Latin Cuisine

We stopped here on the way from Houston to Pedernales National Park. This place has a lovely atmosphere. The interior is modern and the tables are beautifully decorated. The woman helping us was incredibly friendly and just as helpful. The food itself was simply delicious. Every single dish we ordered was well made and beautifully served. One thing to note is that as a vegetarian I was mostly limited to salads, but let me tell you the Amazonian Salad did not disappoint and I left feeling fully satisfied. Definitely a spot worth checking out!

Wow!!!! The food here was amazing. So good it made us miss our visits to Cuba, Mexico, and Miami. Best picadillo empanada ever. My Palomita presentation was such a whimsical surprise. The restaurant itself had great little touches of Latin culture everywhere.The staff here was a group of fantastic young men who clearly could put any service staff to shame. They were incredible. We were so impressed. Dessert coffee and tres leches is a must. We will definitely be back.

Restaurant was small but has a nice outdoor seating area to accommodate more people. Staff was friendly and patient. Restaurant has a laid back kind of vibe. Simple decor but still pleasant looking. My family got our orders in, and food came out after 20mins of wait. The wait was for it. We had the empanadas, tropical grilled shrimp, ropa vieja, and grilled pargo. The empanadas were served piping hot. They were cooked beautifully. Beef filling was perfect. I love the papaya habanero salsa because of the spiciness. The tropical grilled shrimp was cooked well. The shrimps were seasoned well, and the rice was yummy. Grilled pargo (red snapper) was delicious too. The sauce was great, and the fish was cooked perfectly. As for ropa vieja, the slow roasted beef was delicious, but the serving of rice could be more. Overall the food was great. Would come back here again if I am in the area.

Wow, this was such a fantastic dinner! I wish I was back there now. First off, the weather was fantastic. When are their blue skies and in the upper 70's in the spring? Ok, for maybe two days and we hit it. As a result, we sat outside and had a wonderful time.Started off with a wine cocktail. They only a beer & wine license so I went with the flow. It was kind of tasty in an old school Wine Cooler kind of way. Later I had the Mimosa flight and wished I had started there. Again, brought me back to the Bartles & James period of my life (if you don't know what that is - it was a fad in the last century and shows how old I am). We opened things with the Empanadas Cubanas. They were perfectly cooked & flavored. The only mistake was on my side when I added the habanero salsa to it. Avoid the orange one unless you like things nuclear hot. I only enjoy things up to the temperature of the surface of the sun. I had the Chilean Sea Bass and it was extremely good. A pleasant surprise and enjoyed the entire thing. It came with a couple of perfectly grilled shrimp and rice. Definitely recommend this.My dinner partner had the Polo Encebollado and the sauce on that was absolutely spectacular. I think I would have lost some fingers if I tried more than the scant sample I started with.Waitress was excellent, the day was nice, the cook was superb. I definitely recommend this restaurant and hope you have a great meal if you go.

Great food! Enjoyed the fish tacos and my wife loved the cream of chicken soup with salad.

Customer service very selective, great soup but,-papusas bland. A long wait for bland food and waiter seemed to have great skills with a friend who came in- but not with all customers.Chicken Poblano Soup great!

Everything on the menu is delicious! We always like getting the pupusas as starter. The Costillitas de Res are so flavorful! The crema y queso they drizzle on the rice takes it to the next level. Speaking of sauce... The plantains are cooked perfectly but the sauce they put on top? I could literally drink it...

Excellent. We got the ceviche and the arepas. The flavor was great. The ambiance is clever. The music was nice. My wife sang along a little too. Recommended

Pretty good option for food in Brenham at this Latin American restaurant. I believe they are Cuban-owned (judging by the decorations/photographs inside) but they serve a variety of dishes from multiple Latin American countries. *GET THE CREAMY CHICKEN POBLANO SOUP. It was the best thing we ate here and honestly stole the show.They have a pretty large menu of options which I appreciated. The food was a bit hit or miss for me. As I already mentioned, the chicken poblano soup is fantastic. The tequenos were just fine -- I've had better. My other half is Venezuelan so we usually get them at Venezuelan restaurants. The Amazonian salad was pretty good but some of the leaves were a bit stale. We wanted to try the Albondigas but unfortunately they weren't available (we were told that one of the ingredients was out of stock). Went with the Patagonia Shrimp Pasta instead. It was... just pasta with shrimp. Nothing special and didn't feel worth $26.The atmosphere was pleasant here. The service was friendly and we were able to bring our toddler's stroller and park it at the table inside (we did have to push it up a large step since the restaurant is not actually stroller/wheelchair accessible). They do have outdoor seating but it was hot outside so we preferred indoors. Clean bathroom.

What a cool little restaurant! My sister took me here for lunch. Great ambiance, upbeat servers, eclectic menu. We wanted to try a chicken salad appetizer but our waiter forgot to put the order in so we didn't have it until last. It was wonderful. Great salads. I think they were overwhelmed with customers since it was Mothers Day weekend. Had a cool Mimosa Bar. If they could step up the service it would be a great place to go in Brenham!