INKA's Tyler — Restaurant in Tyler

The plate I ordered was very well prepared and had good portions. I felt service was a bit slow, but then again we were a large party that didn't make it known we were coming beforehand.

Not happy that if you ask for a coke or water they bring out the actual can or bottle. That in itself is not an issue, but $3 for these items, especially bottled water and it never made clear if it's free refills was a bit off putting. The drinks are not listed on the menu to even let you know if refills are free.

FYI... The bottled water is from Sam's. Drinking Sam's brand is fine. Just saying they possibly make $120 on a 40 pack of water that costs $4 to go buy the whole pack. The margin here makes up for wherever there might be losses, if there are any.

Also several misspelled words on the menu were easily spotted. They are easier to spot because they are correct on another item, but not in each place it appears. This is likely not a big deal to some, but these attention to details help make a better impression...

We tried a new place for lunch today with our friend. This little restaurant is out of the way, so it wasn't busy at all. We went at 11:30 today to try it. What a fun little gem of a lunch place! The food was fresh and hot, with good-sized portions. I had a beef steak meal and my hubby and our friend had a grilled chicken meal. The gentleman that served us has a very heavy accent, and his English is a work in progress. Still, we were able to communicate enough to order. The menu is written in Spanish with English description underneath. The food was delicious, and the pineapple agua-fresca was fantastic! Freshly made right after we ordered it, with real pineapple. The area is clean with colourful art, yet not so much that it's busy/dusty. The only downside was that there were no dessert options available for lunch. All in all, a fun experience, and we will go back, with our friend, to try some other menu items. If you're looking for something different, and want to support local, give this...

I really loved the food, it was like something you get at a fancy upscale restaurant, I only wish I could have tried more and definitely will be back! the Cancha was a very unique and tasty table treat, we also had the Empanadas as an appetizer and the yucca tater thing (sorry can't remember the name) but both were delicious and the Baneja Paisa Columbian was great as well, the pork belly, sausage and the steak were all delicious and paired well together with the sweetness of the banana between bites. The staff was very helpful in ordering and had great recommendations, The restaurant was also clean and...