Best Latin American restaurant eats in NWA?

[gunslinger256]

there's a little hole in the wall in bentonville called "Little bean" I can't remember the nationality, but they have papusas which I don't like to eat.

I love their home style cooking though. Not too many non latinos go here.

[mhansen19]

Originally Posted by gunslinger256

there's a little hole in the wall in bentonville called "Little bean" I can't remember the nationality, but they have papusas which I don't like to eat.

I love their home style cooking though. Not too many non latinos go here.

Ty!

[mhansen19]

Originally Posted by DC at the Ridge

The Cuban restaurant has moved to 2nd St in Rogers.

Thanks!

[knrstz]

I was really disappointed last time I went to Havana. I always get their flake/skirt steak and it was about as thick as a crepe, overcooked and cost over $20. It used to be one of my favorite restaurants but they have no business charging so much for such low quality ingredients. I may give them another chance. They used to be one of my favorite places but last time was a big disappointment.

[biscuitmom]

Originally Posted by nmnita

Can't plan advise you on food choices but good luck with your trip and yes, there are a couple of Cuban restaurants. Ther was one (I think it was Cuban) we used to like in downtown Rogers. It was down stairs, almost like a basement restaurant. I think it was Yolandos but am not sure. It may have gone out of business.

Originally Posted by DC at the Ridge

That was Rolando's, and they are gone.

The one on Walnut is Havana Tropical.

The Rolando's restaurants in Fayetteville, Fort Smith, and Hot Springs feature South/Latin American cuisine, primarily Ecuadoran. Good stuff.

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by biscuitmom

The Rolando's restaurants in Fayetteville, Fort Smith, and Hot Springs feature South/Latin American cuisine, primarily Ecuadoran. Good stuff.

thank, too bad we don't get to Fayetteville very often except during the spring and summer for the Farmers market and once in awhile for a game.

[Mike Town]

Don't know of any.

[As Above So Below...]

I would think there would be quite a few Salvadoran places in that region because thats the largest Hispanic group there. Anywhere that has papusas would be Salvadoran.