Amigos Deli & Groceries

Haven't been to Amigos in a while as there are better and cheaper options of Latin food in the area. But this time, I ordered their Cubano, while it's not as good as the ones I've had in Florida, this satisfied the craving. It had lettuce and tomato, which seemed odd but it added an extra flavor and crunch. Huge sandwich, reasonably priced. BF liked the chopped cheese sandwich as well. The rice dish with stewed pork was good but it was mostly bones and not a lot of meat, plenty of rice and beans, not worth the money. Service is always quick and friendly.

PROS & CONS PROS: Polite and friendly service. I ordered food from the menu, and it was made fresh. Plenty of tables and chairs to eat in. Clean environment. CONS: The empanada interior beef was lacking. Half the empanda was empty. $3.50 for a half empty empanada. Pictures included. Overall, the food is tasty, and the burrito did fill me up. I would eat here again and would suggest avoiding empanada until they start filling them up properly. Enjoy.

Friendly staff. Gave my Cubano 2 stars. Pork was to salty & very dry. Didn't seem fresh. Had for lunch. $ 9 didn't get value.

The food is on point, delicious. Chef/Cooked whipped up breakfast in minutes and the hot food trays are all filled and steaming with fresh cooked meals. Great prices and good selection of desserts.

4th of July weekend Be careful when they are weighing your food . Cuz they might do a lil trick they have on weighing something more expensive like pichaña when it was supposed to be for like chicken wings. They’re slick . They did that to me and told me they were gonna take care of it and its been over 5 month and i had to dispute it with my bank.