Delicias Restaurante Latino

The food was DELICIAS!!! I will definitely be returning to this gem. The one waitress could not speak english, but she jogged off to find the owner and he was very fast to take our order. Loved the service and people

We were in the mood to try a new Latino restaurant for breakfast one Sunday, and came across Delicias on Unilocal.I’m happy to say that their food is amazing, and despite the distance from our home, we can’t wait to return!
I had the Baleadas Especiales, without meat. It’s like a quesadilla, but made with a thicker – and obviously homemade – flour tortilla. This Baleadas was filled with scrambled eggs, cheese, beans, sour cream, and avocados. At just $ 4 for one (very filling for this gal!), I was very pleased.
Delicias serves their dishes with two sauces in ketchup and mustard containers. The yellow container has a milder tomatillo sauce, and the red one has a spicier red sauce (but not too spicy for me). Both were delicious, and I ended up mixing them on top of my Baleadas for added flavor.
My husband had the Chilaquiles Especiales Mexicano with fried eggs, beans, fried tortilla chips covered in a red sauce (it tasted similar to the one in the ketchup bottle), cheese, sour cream, and grilled chicken. It was a huge serving, which was good since I snagged a few bites from his plate! It was as tasty as mine, too.
Their coffee is strong and very good. They’ll ask if you want milk or cream. We asked for cream, and got the powdered Cremora. So, if you prefer a liquid creamer, ask for milk!
The restaurant is larger inside than I expected. Maybe they expanded into adjacent space? It was also bright, cheery, and nicely decorated. Service couldn’t have been any better, either. Several servers assisted with our table, and everyone was pleasant, very friendly, and helpful.
I can’t wait to return for dinner to try their puposas, kabbobs, and tacos!

Good food. Clean, welcoming environment. Lots of comfortable seating, but often full of people! This is a restaurant Latinos come to for Latin food. Fair prices. Mixed menu: Honduran, Mexican and Salvadoran food. Servers speak mostly Spanish, but they are very helpful and friendly. The menu is mostly in Spanish. FYI the menu abbreviation c/​u stands for «cada uno» or «each one.» Food is delicious, especially the hand-​made flour tortillas. (But, don’t try to buy a dozen to take home. They charge $ 1.00 per tortilla!!) Try the Baleada Especial Con Carne (a large flour tortilla taco with beans, eggs, beef, avocado, sour cream). Just one is enough.

Great authentic food. I recommend the chicken tacos. The tortillas are all handcrafted and delicious! Not being able to speak Spanish was not an issue. There is always someone able to help should I need assistance ordering. They just remodeled and the new addition is very impressive.

After passing by this place many many times I thought I give it a try. I’m pleased to say I wasn’t disappointed. I ordered the fish, plantains, tacos and menudo and all was made fresh and extremely delicious. The service was excellent and friendly. One of the best eating out experiences I ever had. I will come back again.

I came here for the $ 5 for $ 10 deal, and I’m hooked.
My bf said they have the best flan in town, I like the small empanadas filled with chicken or beef.
for $ 5 I can get 3 flan, 2 empanadas, and a small round colombian bread. Such a great deal!!!