Moyitos Cafe
3613 Chicot Rd, Pascagoula
(228) 712-4723
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Best burrito I ever had in my life. This is definitely the hidden gem in Pascagoula
Best cheesecake in town, caldo de 7 mares, stewed goat, oxtail, tacos, coffee are all fantastic. Everything I've had here is delicious!!
I ordered a combo of 3 tortas which were supposed to be small. I was able to eat one and a half. I loved Al pastor meat. I am Mexican and I can say this tortas are good.
They are located inside a super market where you can find many Latino stuff.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
I ordered a Quesabirria off of Door dash from Moyitos. I finished one part of the Quesabirria and then started to eat the next part and there was plastic inside of my food. I notified door dash in which they refunded my money. I then notified the restaurant and they offered to make me a new plate. Which is not the point. The point is, that there was a foreign object that was cooked inside of the food. How many more people has this happened to? I even took a photo of it before I threw my food away in the trash.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 1
At chevron site. Food always contains old meat and cheese never fails to give me food poisoning. From the burritos to the lamb sticks being pure animal fat. $12 for a pound of rice and another pound of cow fat, old cheese and a over cooked greasy tortilla!!?? DO BETTER. Give us reasonable prices for the quality of food you serve. ??
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Love going there. Everything I have tried is so good
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The service is so bad they rather argue then fix and the food was mid and soggy and DONT GET THE LECHE CAKE ITS SOGGY AND NASTY over all this place will ruin your whole day
Everything I've had here is fantastic! Great service and great people! This is my new go to spot.
Puerto Rican guy here. Been 2 times with a coworker hyping it up simply because it's carribean food some of which is Puerto Rican. First time we ordered 4 beef empanadas/pastelillos and 2 cheese dogs and literally all 4 emapanadas were frozen like bro. Embarrassing. 2nd time I ordered Carne Frita and some rice and beans and the pork had been fried so long that mess what pork Jerky so I ordered a pincho from outside and instead of giving me one of the grill Ole girl came out the back of the restaurant area with one. Disappointed. Need to take anything Puerto Rican off of that menus fam we don't claim people who can't even serve a a fresh pastelillo. Our food is too precious to be managed so poorly!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
The food was on point. This is not American's idea of a Mexican restaurant. So go in with an open mind. Ordered a la carte. They have a quick menu and a 'cook to order' menu. I got the carne asada tacos (flour) and carnitas tacos (flour) along with tostones, beans and rice. The rice is plain white and cooked well. The serving is enough for two. The beans were flavorful and with plenty of broth. The salsa for our chips was very tasty. The chips themselves were either stale or overcooked. The tostones were cooked perfectly and I even had ketcup-mayo for dipping. Again, serving was large. Favs were carnita and tostones. Staff was very friendly. The staff did not speak English. My Spanish is VERY shaky and the menu is in Spanish. HOWEVER, with a translate app, some patience and a little courage you can get a great meal. If they had an English version, I think there would be a line out the door!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Tacos Carnitas Pernil
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Crapppppppp service. I'm writing this review from the taqueria next door. Eat next door. It's better....
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The Truth is Very Disappointing ? The Beans Had More Stones Than Bean
Food: 1
Service: 5
Came here on the recommendation of a friend. They raved for a solid 10min about how good the food and particularly the Cubano is. As I was down the street I decided to stop and grab one myself. Located next to the latin food market, it seems the cafe recently changed hands? I had never been before and was surprised how big it is. I assumed it was like a deli counter in the back of the store, but it's a separate, but adjoining restaurant. I ordered the Cubano to go and browsed around the grocery store while I waited. Ended up with some plantain chips. It was empty when I arrived and my order was prompt but not fast food quick. First off this felt like a $15 sandwich. They told me it was a two sitting meal and this person is almost twice my size, I could feel the heft walking out with it. I've had non traditional Cuban sandwiches before and this one blurs the lines a little more than most. Other than ham and cheese on a bun, I can think of no other similarities. I could not tell you what mix of condiments were present, but I'm sure mustard wasn't one. It was not pressed and no pickles. Seemed more of a tripleta variant. It wasn't bad but seemed muddled. None of the meats or cheeses really stood out, it all kind of just blended together. And even with all the condiments, it was still on the dry side. Their menu is large and they have other things I would like to try. I'm guessing proportion size may be a thing which would justify some of their prices. Even a half size of this sandwich alone would be more than enough for one person.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Delicious coffee and food, Great variety, and fantastic service, 10 out of 10.
Como es posible que una piña colada esté tan cara tras que no sabe a piña colada ni fría estaba lo que me vendieron era una batida y a 10 dólares ni con alcohol sale tan cara no la recomiendo yo se que las cosas están subiendo pero se pasaron de verdad no la recomiendo para nada
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