Colombian food truck located at Pangea Lounge.
Food truck offers homemade Venezuelan fare including cachapa, tequeños, and empanaditas.
Food trailer specializing in Brazilian street food.
There is a good reason why Argentina-born chef Reina Morris is well-regarded for her exemplary baked goods. Her empanadas are a bite of heaven, with wonderful savory treasures encased in delicate, flaky crusts. Both the texture and flavor of the lomito beef sandwich is as good as it gets, with perfectly cooked tenderloin slathered with the house signature chimichurri sauce on a soft baguette. Meanwhile, the desserts for which regulars save room will be glowing in the pastry case in all of their glory, so before you get those alfajores for later, consider quatro leches cake, or pionono roulade with fresh strawberries.
This outpost of the popular Eastside spot serves the same great pastries, soups, and entrées that you love. Save room for dessert – the cakes are moist perfection.
South American coffee shop and bakery's menu includes empanadas and arepas.
Just half a mile east of I-35, you’ll find authentic Colombian flavors in freshly prepared beef, chicken, and tilapia dishes.
Go here for wonderful Salvadoran cuisine, as well as Tex-Mex favorites. The tamales are lighter than air.
This Caribbean food trailer's specialty is handmade beef, chicken, and vegetable empanadas.
This cozy, comfortable place serves Mexican and Salvadoran specialties. We recommend the fried plantains, banana-leaf tamales, and pupusas.
Brazilian street food.
This locally owned Brazilian steak house boasts a relaxed, fine-dining atmosphere and the only Brazilian wine list in town.
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