17 Best Latin American Restaurants in Stamford

“Felizzzz lo recomiendo al 💯 una atención única 😄😄😄“

“Just wanted to thank you for serving the most tender (cut with a fork) and flavorful Berkshire pork chop I have had the pleasure of eating. This compliment on your quality and preparation is unequivocal as I have eaten pork chops in more than 200 restaurants throughout the USA, Mexico, South America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Philippines, Japan, Spain and France. My absolute favorite brined pork chop is served at Castelli’s Ristorante in Palm Desert CA. Inasmuch as my brother lives in Stamford I will be back. BTW my wife’s Braised Short Ribs were melt in your mouth as well. A great big thank you and hat’s off to the culinary team.“

“yummmy !“

“es riquisima la comida y la atencion muy buena“

“Mami's is the only Dominican restaurant in Stamford that I buy food from. They have a wider variety of hot food and a full cold section with salads, pastas and veggies. They always have staple items but every week, they cook something new and delicious. I usually buy takeout but seated dining has been great experiences.“

“Got some tasty taki locos today. They were amazing 😍the watermelon ice cream is so good.“

“Si recomiendo a casa Villa por la experiencia , es una cocina seria y más que nada el dueño que sabe lo que está presentando para sus clientes recomiendo casa Villa“

“Delicious Guatemalan food. Friendly atmosphere and staff. The dining area is not large by any means but it is cozy and helps drive the idea that you are eating at home. Had the Churrasco which comes with grilled green onions, steak, chirmol(muddled & charred pico de Gallo), rice and substituted the beans for fries. Comes with 2 hand made tortillas from scratch. I always stop by when I’m in the Stamford area. They speak Spanish and are always accommodating.“

“ricos tacos me gustaron mucho y más con los chiles toredos que hacen mis suegros jajajaja“

“Actually Haitian restaurant now. Very very simple place, very few food choices. No menu. Seems like somebody’s home kitchen. Chef and server don’t speak much English. With the help of a regular customer at the counter, I ordered chicken with sauce and rice to go. Outstanding preparation - meat slowly cooked, falls off the bone, full of flavor, not too spicy and not too salty. Rice cooked to perfection where each kernel is separate, with balance of moisture and body. Simple food, but soooo good! My first time trying Haitian food, and I plan to come back for more:)“

“Excellent food. We always get the Lomo Saltado and the Pollo Saltado. There's typically enough food in one dish for two meals. The service is quite good and the staff is very friendly.
Great place to sit, relax and enjoy the food and atmosphere.“

“Love this place the food is great. I have been going here for a few years now. When I find a great restaurant I am a loyal customer. Cant get good food everywhere.“

“Classic, long time Colombian restaurant by exit 9 in Stamford. Good lomo saltado and great empanadas.

They have gotten more expensive but the empanadas are priced pretty reasonably still. Lomo is now around $22 which makes it priced average when compared to other restaurants.

Good parking in front and lady at the counter was very nice and friendly. Had no problem ordering despite not speaking Spanish.“

“Just order one plate for lunch and I loved the black beans along with the fried sweet plantains. However, was very disappointed about the broil chicken. Could barely eat it! Was very dry and tasted old, like if it was leftover from a prior day and they just warmed it up in the broiler again to put on my plate. Recommend for other food on the menu, but not the broil chicken!“

“Visitó constantemente este RESTAURANT muy buena atención e Higiene , buenos precios Deliciosa comida Bien Ubicado Lo Recomiendo“

“Delicious dinner there last night. Pricey but portions were big. Definitely would go back“