Sabor Latino

Walking in you are met with the most feeling. The decor, plates, etc is like someone grandma's kitchen. The wait staff each amongst patrons. We ordered empanadas for appetizers. Main course salmon for my niece and arroz con pollo for myself. Honestly the BEST Spanish food I've ever had in my LIFE! I wish I lived closer I would for sure rider from them all the time. The wait time for food was a little long but understand as it was cooked FRESH! They accept Apple Pay Cash card for payment! The price was 50 dollars plus tip which isn't bad. Would go again

I would give this 0 star.... Horrible . Purchased a "chicken soup" for a family member and it's like are you serious?This is WATER with an unseasoned chicken. $11 wasted because family member could not eat it. This is crazy, how can you serve customers this? Would you eat this as an owner? NO so why serve it. Smh never again!!!

This place was the biggest surprise for me in my neighborhood. People that complain that they are slow; they are slow cause they make the food from scratch. I asked for el churrasco and you can see the lady in the back firing up the stove and the other lady chopping onions. This is not a hot tray food court where you pick what you want. The churrasco with eggs and rice was excellent and you can't get this much food for this price. I also had the chicken soup and it's literally what my ecuatoriano friends mom would make, nothing fancy, just chicken and good flavorful broth.

Food taste just like my moms from home. Love this place. So happy this place is in the neighborhood. Very friendly staff.

Terrible! The shrimp ceviche the shrimp was still raw I couldn't eat the shrimp, the beans disgusting as if just dumped a can and heated up, the avocado I ordered was brown. I don't know what "Latino Sabor" they think they're doing. I threw away $40 on this place. Never again.

The food here is homemade food and is very good. They are freshly made which is why the food takes longer than typical restaurants but is worth the wait. A knowledge of Spanish would be helpful in ordering but the menú has English translations under. The staff is very friendly and even waved goodbye when we were leaving. A quiet nice place to have a meal.

Very nice spot. It's an Ecuadorian restaurant. Food is made fresh. My mom and I came late when they were going to close soon but they took us. Very nice staff and owner. Unfortunately there was a soup I wanted to try but it's only available on Saturdays and Sundays. So I need to come back.

First off, be forewarned, they do not speak english here. That said, it's pretty easy to navigate.This restaurant only serves one set meal per day. Each day may have a different option, but you're not going to be given a menu of confusion for whichever given day you go in. You're going to get whatever they cooked up and that is that. If you are picky or hesitant, I recommend you call ahead to find out what their meal of the day is.Options: Soup or no Soup?Options: Salad? (or at least, I think that was the option)Entree. Enjoy.For a low frill, nice home-like spanish cooked meal, the experience is enjoyable as long as you are comfortable not knowing anything they say (if you are a non-spanish speaker). If you can get by somewhat (in my case, marginally, thanks to 6 years of spanish class in my younger years), totally worth a try.

Worst place ever. Rude and racist waitress. I will never come back to this place. She took forever to finally take my order and everyone who came after me received their food before I did. I eventually just paid for my soda and left after waiting over 30 minutes for my order of French fries to come.

Great food. And people always. lunch always taste homemade and delicious that's it.....