10 Best Latin American Restaurants near Smyrna

“Great tacos! Salsa bar! Polite staff. I eat there at least once a week.“

“Perfect Latin fusion fair with creative dishes. Yummy starters include ceviche with passion fruit sauce, empanadas, guacamole and sautéed scallops. Excellent main dishes halibut, herb crusted lamp chops and filet. Healthy options available for vegetarians too! Great salads. Servers and fire dancers were an added bonus because they were fun and very friendly/helpful. (Managers could be friendlier.) Overall restaurant ambiance beautiful and eclectic. $25 fee for bringing our own birthday cake a bit ridiculous! Parking convenient $4 Parking fee expected but offers convenience to customers. Our total experience for party of 8 was amazing!“

“Wonderful service and food. They were so friendly and ready to give great service. There were 5 of us and all of us loved our dishes and drinks. Such a great find!“

“Exelente muy riko volvere otra ves😋“

“We went for dinner and drinks Friday night and were absolutely obsessed with Mylita!!! From her knowledge of everything on the menu, her down to earth personality, and absolute honesty about her all time favorites (which we ordered every single suggested item and were not disappointed at all!!) she really made our moms night out everything we hoped it would be!!! Fried Cheese was fantastic and the drinks were amazing! We will definitely add this restaurant to our list when we visit ATL and HOPE we can get Mylita every time!!!!“

“We were craving some Latin food for lunch and decided to try this spot, definitely no regrets! The service was excellent, and the chef/owner herself came out to serve us and walk us through the menu, which was a really nice touch. The chicharrones de pollo were packed with Puerto Rican flavor, and the roasted pork was absolutely delicious. Prices are very fair, and since it’s in the food court of a shopping mall, there’s plenty of seating and parking. Highly recommend!“

“Cowboy steak kosher great !!“

“Nice menu options, portions are good.
Service is good but the place is very noisy.
Sitting right next to an entertainer playing different instruments wasn't appropriate for a party of 4.
We couldn't hear each other across the table.
I would go back and bring more people to the restaurant because I believe in your product. I will just pick the time when it's slower and no music.“

“Food and service was some of the best I’ve had. They are still working on expanding the menu but the owner recommended the pork tacos Al pastor style which were honestly some of the tastiest I’ve had. Whatever the secret to making that meat is I hope they keep it up! Also, their sweet tea is the best in the city. Kind of a pop up but when they are there the vibes will keep you staying long past after you’ve eaten“

“Good food is about contrast, and their Cuban Reuben with chicken fits that perfectly. Sour pickles, slaw, chicken, Cuban sandwich bread, black beans, and Pico de Gallo salsa all complement each other well -- though I also add green habanero sauce and a half-and-half (sweet & unsweet) iced tea with lemon. Mmm...“