Mayas Rotisserie Chicken And Meats

Fresh is fresh a small tortillera Full menu as well as small shop with traditional selection Service of course was great ! Local owner who appreciates every customer!They made everything fresh If it's not on the menu they will make it it possible !Tons of parking !Very clean ! Simple decor Smell like heaven when you walk in

I saw this restaurant while driving on E. Little Creek. It's on the same side of the street as Saul's Sandwich shop. What called my attention was a sign that said "tortilleria". That was motivation enough to turn around and head inside. There was a scannable code outside the building, but I didn't see tortillas. They make corn tortillas in house and have a tortilla company from VA they buy flour ones from. I snagged the last pack at 6$. Excited to try them out. If I would have known it was a rotisserie chicken place, I would have waited until dinner to bring home for the family. When you walk in you're greeted by smiling faces and a small Mercado that sells rice, beans, spices, and cheeses from Ecuador, El Salvador. Next time I go I'll take a pic of the little tiendita. I didn't see what I ordered on the menu but pulled it up via FB. Empanadas de pollo hecho con maíz. I ordered a couple and didn't realize they come with 4 per order. Tengo comida para la cena now. Yum! The empanadas took a little while to make but when I saw they were packing it fresh. I'd wait forever because fresh, flavorful and generous chicken filling. This more of a take out spot with one bar table 2/ 2 chairs if you decide to eat in. We'll be back, we have to try thier fresh made to order fried chicken.Thank you!!Sensory info:The shop is small with confined space for the market side of the store. It smells of fried chicken and of cooked meats. There are a few tvs with the menu on them- they do change info so if you're looking for a stationary menu they have those at the registers. Also, outside is a QR code with the menu (I used it o get an idea of the foods available) There is a display of raw meat in the carnicería that may give an "ick" for those who aren't comfortable seeing that sort of thing. Lots of pickled veggies (you can ask to leave it out if it's not your thing). Very clean and saw the veggies/ tortillas are stored in a completely different spot away from the raw meats.

Honestly, could not find this place! Called ahead and tried to verify if they were open. The interaction was not successful, the person who answered the phone seemed to only speak Spanish and my Spanish was not good enough for communication. Drove over and when we were unable to locate, headed elsewhere. Probably not going to try again unless I stumble upon it by accident! Planning on finding Latin Chicken elsewhere. Good luck!

They has some small chicken empanadas that what I call them but I think they they may call it meat patties and they don't sell them all the time they bring them back