La comida esta rico. I'm choosing to leave this review in English in hopes that more non Spanish speaker give this place a try. Definitely, on of the better Spanish food restaurants outisde of the Mexican restaurants littered all over Charleston. I always get the "Bandeja Paisa" typically a Columbian dish but the make it pretty good here and since I don't know of any Columbia restaurants in the area. I'm all in.

Love this place! Authentic Spanish food! I'd recommend the bandeja paisa !!!!!!!!!!!!

Been looking for good Puerto Rican food and this place is it. They have the best crispy plantains I have found in greater Charleston. Don't believe show me one better?

Newly expanded and remodeled, same great and authentic Southamerican food. The place was very small and always packed. They've now closed the store and doubled the size of the restaurant. There is plenty of sitting space, less wait, and more good eating! The only mystery here is that they stopped serving COFFEE. WHY????? A good breakfast is not complete without coffee. Come on, guys, what's the deal? They even used to serve hot milk for your coffee and regular cold milk for the kids... as of today, it's gone. When and if you bring coffee and milk back, I will change my rating to 5 stars... until then, you get 4 because coffee or not, the food is still great.

I loved the variety of cultural foods and I am learning español so it is good to go there as only one server spoke English. She was so nice and explained so much. We also bought some tea at the grocery in the front.

Tucked away in a shopping mall in back of a tiny groceria, (we were initially not sure they were even open!) it is worth wandering back to the tables for a bit of an culinary adventure. This is not run of the mill Tex-Mex. We started by sharing two Papusas as an appetizer served with a bit of slaw, and green and red sauces. Delicious! This was followed by the fried tomales. Do not expect any meat in these, they are thick cornmeal with a touch of sweetness. We also shared the Bistec con Gallo Pinto, thinly sliced beef with fried plantains and a black bean and rice combo. Authentic and genuine. Friendly and helpful service with excellent advice if you are unfamiliar with Spanish or with the menu items. There is a disclaimer posted about "not being a fast food restaurant" but we agreed the service was just fine and our food came out promptly, though it was a week night and only about half the tables were occupied. Definitely worth a trip back.

Loved everything we received. As authentic as it gets. Service was friendly, food was excellent. We will be back.

Very, very clean, and where i sat i could see in the kitchen, Very clean well organised and professional,How hard is that for some of these restaurants to pull off ? You walk into this little market that's up front and you go to the back, And that is where the magic is done. Have you ever said to yourself I want something different I'm tired of the same old thing well here's your chance, If good authentic food very clean almost clinical Is high on your list you need to go in and give it a try. And if you're trying to figure out what countries are Central America look on the wall they have a picture that shows you each of the countries. Now when my wife says you go there a lot I can say I'm in training for our next vacation

I enjoyed my meal here thoroughly! I ordered a cheese pupusas (corn patty stuffed with cheese, maduro (sweet plantains), along with the grilled fish dinner plate. The pupusa was sooo perfectly cooked and cheesy. The sweet plantains were almost dessert like and were the perfect compliment to my savory fish dish. My fish dish came with a large piece of fish that was seasoned better than any grilled fish I've ever eaten here in Charleston. So awesomely delicious! My sides were traditional rice and beans along with a side salad. Lots of food for me to enjoy and I sure did enjoy! By the way, the beans were also well seasoned and delicious. I wish I took pictures but I was so hungry I forgot. This meal definitely hit the spot. Best Latino food in Charleston! My husband and daughter ordered the Bandeja Paisa it's a plate filled with food: steak, sausage, sweet plantain, rice, beans, an egg, chiccarrón (pork rind), arepa (corn patty) and a slice of avocado. Neither of them could finish their meal & both of them were quiet while eating. They said their food was just too good to not try and eat it all. My husband said it was the best meal since his last visit to a Colombian restaurant. All he kept saying once he was stuffed with pure happiness was we will definitely be returning to eat here. Both my daughter and I agree!