22 Best Latin American Restaurants in Austin

“Just had one of the best culinary experiences ever at Ember! The food, service and atmosphere was unbelievable! Highly recommended if you’re visit downtown Austin!“

“We tried the food at ACL. HOLY MOLY SO SO SO GOOD. We will be visiting their actual location someday.“

“Convenient location, beautiful restaurant and exquisite food! Just a great for a good night out!“

“Excellent food! If you want legit Guatemalan food, come here!! The waiters are always so attentive and kind and the music is so catchy. It’s a total vibe. I’ve tried everything on the menu and their natural fruit drinks are sooo good! Have not have one bad experience yet. Everything is made from scratch!“

“Amazing coffee and pastries… The owner was lovely!“

“First time having Peruvian food. Loved it! So many unique flavors...“

“Excelente comida, un buen servicio, las instalaciones muy agradables“

“Atmosphere is awesome, drinks we're great & #djlamoon was spinning the jams! Great place to hang out!“

“Delicious bone-in Ribeye with truffle fries and asparagus. Bon-bons for dessert were the perfect close to an amazing meal. Our server, El, never disappoints. We will be back!“

“Best cheese enchiladas ever! I also love their queso however I did not have any this visit. Welcoming establishment with very good customer service. **Update 11-29-2025** These are still my all time favorite enchiladas. I get the dos enchiladas, cheese with red sauce. I believe they use their red salsa as the sauce. Its flavorful and a bit spicy. They use a soft white cheese for the filling. The balance of the ingredients is perfection. The rice (i prefer the white rice that has a dash of diced carrots, corn and peas) and refried beans make the perfect meal. Curras Grill Oltorf is as consistent as they come. I'll definitely return when on this side of town.“

“I loved the bean and cheese pupusas -- Freshly made and served with red tomato sauce and slaw. It's sold from a converted shipping container/food stand next to the Buddies market. If you didn't recognize the Salvadorian flag colors, you might miss it. We got drinks from the mart, horchata from them, and parked in the chain linked area to eat outside on the covered picnic tables. Yum! Not wheelchair accessible.“

“The people here were very friendly. We got a few baleadas. They were big and warm and authentic--my boyfriend lived in Honduras for two years and said they were delicious. The thick flour tortillas were handmade and delicious. They are also a cash only establishment, so bring a couple bills.“

“Es muy bueno lugar a ido por 2 ayos 👍“

“Sabrosa comida catracha que me recuerda a Honduras! Muy buen servicio!“

“If you are looking for a place that has the best ice cream and Hispanic snacks this is the place. It is owned by a hard working family that all they want is for people to have a place to go with their friends and family and have natural prepared treats made in house. Now that they open their second shop on hwy6 and West I will be going their too after work with my friends and co-workers. I recommend everything since everything that I have tried tastes great specially if you want a great Mangonada this is your place. I just went today and got one of my favorite snacks fruit salad with everything on it and strawberry horchata last the elote choreado with added chamoy was heavenly. Promise you won't regret it.“

“Las baleadas son mis favoritas 👋“

“It’s hard to compare since it was my first time trying Baleadas, but I ordered the Baleadas Especiales it was incredible! It’s easy to miss since it’s a small little area with some picnic tables next to a gas station, but would highly highly recommend, although just be prepared that there aren’t advertised prices, although what I ordered seemed extremely reasonable.“

“Good food we enjoyed it lot“

“their tamales are out of this world good. My wife and I are taking a bunch back with us back to Virginia because there is no one in our area that makes them. we will be definitely ordering them on line when we run low.“

“Pollo Campero is inside a mini mart so the atmosphere is not the point. It's comfort food fried chicken and sides with a delicious flavor. Nice and crispy, great seasoning. Great for days when you want a comfort food meal at a good price.

Vegetarian options: Not a vegetarian place

Dietary restrictions: Not the place if you're watching your diet for health reasons.

Kid-friendliness: It's in a Convenience Store. It is what it is.

Wheelchair accessibility: Not great, but it can be done“

“their tamales are out of this world good. My wife and I are taking a bunch back with us back to Virginia because there is no one in our area that makes them. we will be definitely ordering them on line when we run low.“

“excelente servicio me encanta este lugar“