15 Best Latin American Restaurants in Woodbridge

“Comida muy rica me gusta porque no tiene muchos condimentos en su preparación.“

“The BEST Mexican food truck in the area! It is super authentic and always fresh. The food is amazing but in particular they’re made to order tamales. You have to contact the owners wife and get a minimum of 12 either chicken, pork, or rajas but trust me it’s worth it!“

“I’m not a big reviewer but honestly this place was worth the review. The drinks were delicious - probably the best sangria I’ve ever had and the food was yummmmy too! Highly recommend“

“Had another great meal here. They can get busy at times so take that into consideration before going. Food is caribbean mix. They do a good job of accommodating meal customizations. Drinks are good. They have something for everyone's pallet, I don't know about dietary restrictions. We order from the kids menu. My kids love the empanadas and artichoke dip.“

“amazing place and great owners“

“Awesome authentic Mexican food truck! One of my favorite go to places in Woodbridge! My wife and kids request at least once a week. Some times multiple times in a week. Its a must do if you're in the Woodbridge/Dale City area. Check them out!“

“My favorite place to this day, because I won't go again, I frequented the place for my mango twist and horchata, but the girls who work there have terrible service, they do things so bad that the customer doesn't come back You ask them for one thing and they give you another, I always order mango with more lemon than anything else and lemon is what they do the least, and this last time I bought the horchata it was so tasteless with no taste of anything, I feel like that's it is personal because the girls can tell when they don't like a client. Too bad for Mangolina because of the varied menu it has but the terrible service, for my part I won't go again“

“The food is very delicious and is cooked when you order it and the first class service 😍“

“El mejor ceviche del área de woodbridge, recomendado lugar tranquilo para pasarla en familia, muy buenas porciones de comida“

“My husband and I are visiting the area but I grew up in Virginia so we are familiar with the area. We were looking for a Peruvian chicken experience. We found a delicious diverse menu full of Peruvian specialties at a super affordable price!

The waitstaff are extremely friendly and helpful. On the day of our visit there was a young lady preparing fresh fruit cups in front of restaurant.

Our purchase was 2 orders of El Tipico, 1 loroco pupusa, 1 ayote pupusa, half of a roasted chicken (for the drive home) and a 16oz fresh pink guava juice as well as a sweet fruity cashew drink called Maranon. We also snagged a watermelon cup on our way out.

The restaurant wasn’t very busy so I hope more people will visit and keep them in business. Our entire purchase was less than $60 which is unheard of in Northern Virginia. Definitely worth the visit! 👍👍“

“Food music and drinks the staff are awesome place always clean. Live the hookah have ro try it.“

“Never disappoints! My #1 choice for flavorful Peruvian style chicken! French Fries A++ and the green and white sauces are always blended perfectly and never watery or runny! Deliciosa! Lots of people ordering family meals and families dine in. Price is right!“

“Third time going there and food has been delicious and fresh. At least the pupusas I ate last time and the fish I ate recently.
I’m not sure about the soups, unfortunately the second time we went, the soup was not that great. I’ll give it a try on a weekend where I see they are busier and hopefully the soup is cooked the same say. I don’t like the fact that some small local restaurants sometimes (many times) serve food that is not freshly cooked the same day.
The reason I gave it 4 stars is because I don’t like eating with plastic silverware and the small plate they gave me for my food. I had to ask for an additional empty container for my fish. Other than that everything was good!“

“They're fried chicken is delicious. Notice the smooth batter dipped skin layer ..... which is delicious btw. I usually don't like eating the skin layering on fried chicken but there's is hard to resist. Other fried chicken places tend to have a globby coating which is often too greasy. Occasionally you can find a Popeye's, Publix, Bojangles or another place that does it right but most can't compare to how these chicken thighs taste. Underneath that skin layer is steaming, moist and flavorful meat. I prefer the thigh which are a nice size. The breasts are delicious as well. All the locations I've been to in Northern Virginia and Laurel Md have been excellent. Years ago they offered Black Beans and White Rice which I preferred over the red beans that are now offered. I never order them.... instead I get the sweet plantains. This location prepares the fried sweet plantains perfectly.....also delicious. The roll that comes with the plate is basic and nothing to rave about. The menu has a lot of options such as French fries and grilled chicken to please those wanting different options. Also available are some nice ethnic drinks and desserts from the area of the world the restaurant is themed after. ( I believe Guatemala) They have a very nice and pleasant staff. Both the eating space and restrooms are very clean.

A couple Pollo Campero locations opened up in the Orlando Fl area where I live. I was very disappointed when I went there and had expectations of what I was used to getting and the locations up north. I told a staff member at this location being surveyed in Woodbridge Va. that they needed to go to the Orlando locations and teach them how to make Pollo Campero chicken right.“