The Empanada Lady

Sky, our server for the evening, was phenomenal. You literally get the best of all worlds walking into this place! Great food, attentive service and the ambiance is out of this world. Black owned business heading in the right direction!! This was my first time here since I was visiting from Philly, but will definitely be back to try more empanadas! The name of the restaurant speaks volumes. Thank you Empanada Lady ❤️

Took the opportunity to come for brunch and am far from disappointed! Party of three and we got beef, pork, turkey, salmon, shrimp, and veggie empanadas, along with the blueberry and hibiscus mimosas. Everything was excellent and SO flavorful, served with a delicious ‘nada sauce that had just the right level of spice and kick. The mimosas were delicious and worth going back for. Also, family friendly - the baby loved all of it! Highly recommend, do NOT skip this place, even beyond Restaurant Week!

Fun place! Their cocktails are the best thing about the establishment. Loved the friend catfish and tostones I got for restaurant week. The white rice with red beans could of used a bit more seasonings for me but overall still tasty. Our server Taylor was lovely and attentive. She lowered the music since we were sitting right underneath a speaker. Definitely will be coming back with friends!

Great music cute atmosphere. brunch was really good. The potatoes were so good. Tubs served us a multitude of mimosa flavors the guava was the best! I will definitely be back

We were so excited to go to Empanada Lady for brunch. Unfortunately we were disappointed in the service and the food. Service: We were seated quickly, but that was the only thing that was quick. No one came to our table for a while. There seemed to be only two servers for brunch and one was manning the bar and taking orders at the same time so it took a while for someone to acknowledge our table. Our servers was extremely nice but he seemed overwhelmed. Food: We both got the espresso martini flights anticipating to get a full glass. Instead the little glasses were half filled with the martini mixture and half with whipped cream. $25 pp for half filled cups fills like a rip off. The empanadas were HUGE, but they only had meat in them. In the description it states that the “ALL EMPANADAS