La Fuente Restaurante — Restaurant in Town of Hempstead

This place is pretty good for its traditional Central American dishes. They are pretty clean and the quality of food here is good. They accept credit card which is a good thing if you are ever short on cash. Prices are fair. I really like that they have dishes that remind me of my home country. The only thing I didnt like here is the long wait time and they only have 1 register so you can imagine it gets really crowded when you have people coming to pick up food and there is only 1 cash register sometimes the line is out the door. My recommendation is to just order ahead of time at least 25 to 30min or just get a delivery. I would recommend the business to look into getting another cash register or reorganize the place for people picking up food to be handled by someone else. Other than this the place is great to have lunch or dinner. Due to this i only...

Not Worth the Hype!

I was really excited to try this Mexican restaurant based on all the positive reviews, but sadly, it was a huge disappointment. First, the service was painfully slow. We had to wait almost 15 minutes just to get our drinks, and the staff seemed uninterested in helping.

The food was even worse. I ordered a taco plate, and the meat was dry and bland, with hardly any seasoning. The tortillas were soggy and fell apart after a bite. My partner got the enchiladas, and they were way overcooked, with a sad, watery sauce that didn’t taste anything like the bold, flavorful Mexican food we love.

I also noticed the place wasn’t very clean, which was off-putting. Overall, I don’t think I’ll be coming back. There are so many better Mexican spots in the area with much more flavorful food and better...

From the moment I walked through the door, I knew something was off. The air smelled faintly of old cheese and disappointment. The "host" (if you can call them that) greeted me with a blank stare, like I had just interrupted their daydream about escaping this job.

After being seated, I noticed something moving on the table—it was a tiny cockroach doing laps around the salt shaker. When I pointed it out, the server said, "Oh, he's harmless.

The food was... an experience. The chicken wings had feathers on them. And don't get me started on The "chocolate cake", it tasted like it had been baked during the Great Depression and frozen ever since.

To top it all off, the bathroom was locked with a sign that read, "Out of Order – Use Your Imagination." I left hungry, confused, and slightly...