AARON'S LA UNION LATINA

The Honduran tamales. Yum and priced at $3. Each to go. They are double the size of Mexican tamales and wrapped in plantain leaves. Very hardy and delicious

Excellent service

Very good

Kid-friendliness: Very delicious food, especially on Saturday and Sunday.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Hidden

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Possibly good as a grocery. One item menu, with no prices listed. For the price I paid for tough, chewy Carne asada, I could have gotten seafood downtown.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 1

Drove 30 minutes to the restaurant with four hungry children only to be greeted by a hand written sign saying they’re closed on Wednesday. Update your information on Google so people don’t drive waste their time. The premises don’t look very inviting or tidy.

Love the fresh baked quesadilla bread!

Food was decent. The rice had really good flavor, the stake was a solid okay and the beans didn't have much flavor. The plantains weren't sweet plantains.The biggest reason I'm taking the stars down is I just saw the menu that actually has the price and I'm pretty sure they're doing that on purpose. I paid 22$ for my meal with a drink. It looks like the price of my meal is 12$ according to their menu.That being said this is definitely not a restaurant just like a few others have said. Another thing to be aware of is there is a cat in the building. It avoided me but good to be aware of in case you're allergic.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 1

Reminds me of back home in PR, but a tad different, I love though, it be bussing.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Went to La Union while on vacation in Pensacola this past weekend. The people there were friendly. There were several dishes to choose from. I had the soup- beef short ribs, plantains, potatoes, corn, carrots, cilantro, avocado. It was excellent! My cousin had the stewed chicken. She loved it. Both were served with rice and plantains. Come hungry because the portions are huge.

There are many things there

Bought some tortilla flour mix and it was expired from May 2021. Also bought a bag of pork skins (chicarrones) that expired May 2022.I didn't pay attention to the dates until I was driving down the road. My daughter later told me she had seen several items on the shelf that were also expired by a year or several months! I trusted that the owners would be responsible to check dates on everything so I didn't think to check :/ Shame on me lolA dog was also allowed in the store to wander around while food was being prepared.Never going in there again. Clearly health violations all around.

Food is delicious. Although the place is not very pretty on the outside, I highly recommend it for the food. Spectacular. Mr. Enrique was super friendly.

Very good attention

It is a supermarket, it is not a restaurant, they do sell food but it is not a restaurant.