The consistency of the pollo asado and all the sides keeps us coming back for more.

The pollo asado is marinated in citrus, its juicy and prepared fresh all day long over an open flame, until they run out for the day. I prefer to eat my food under the palapa, but it travels well and reheats nicely for leftovers after a night on the town.

The side items include refried beans, rice and macaroni salad. Homemade tortillas come with every order as do the shredded cabbage, red onion, limes and salsa.

You won't regret stopping by this spot, on busy weekends they do run out of chicken and beans early because everybody gets ones for here and one to go. Enjoy!!

I've been to this bar/ diner a number of times for cornhole out by the pool and karaoke with their $3 margaritas but I had never had any food until this past weekend.

First, the cornhole tournaments outside are fun to watch, mostly retired "locals" enjoying a weekend of fun, plenty of shade and seating, they have an outside bar serving up cocktails & cold beers.

Karaoke usually starts at 7pm (Sat) and it's a mixed bag of regulars and tourists looking for something fun to do. I can't sing but I can karaoke and the $3 margaritas definitely help me sound better (lol). The hosts are fun & try to get everyone involved.

On my most recent visit I was starving and decided I'd try a burger & fries, perfectly cooked patty, they toasted the bun, plenty of pickles, the fries were perfectly salted.. delicious!

I would recommend stopping in, you never know what or who you'll find at the Pink Cadillac.

This is a one stop shop kind of grocery store .. they have a carnicería, bakery, cheese counter and hot deli with plenty of seating.

I usually stop in early on the weekend, it gets full fast.

The hot deli is serving up all the favorites tacos, soups, combo plates, tortas, chicharrones, carnitas, aguas frescas, etc.

My favorite is a big bowl or cocido also known as caldo de res, lot of lime and a Jamaica or agua fresca. There's something for everyone.

I like the produce section, lots of good deals (grab a flyer on your way in). On most days you can get roasted green chilis, they roast them in a big drum in front of the store. They also have a huge spice and dry chili selection.

The bakery has all the pan dulce option you can help yourself to. If you need a last minute cake or dessert, stop in here. The carnicería or meat counter has the cuts of meat you need for any Latino inspired recipes. The frozen section has a variety of paletas or ice cream bars.

Some of the pantry items are more expensive then other stores but it all balances out in the end.

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This was my first time at this location, I've been to their original spot in Glendale so I'm familiar with the menu and long wait.

This spot is outside of the West Covina Mall, the line was out the door & down the sidewalk, the line does move quickly though. Once inside you pick a side and wait in line for your turn, while staring at the menu and trying to decide on whether to get one of everything in the pretty display cases.

Once you've rattled off your order, you're called over to pay and are handed some of your items and a pager, the balance of your order is delivered to your table.

Another line and someone will find you a table. Finally seated and drinks show up, shortly after food items.

The food is delicious, especially those papas rellenas, fantastic. The refugiados were alright (they were cold & stuffed into a paper bag), guava & cream cheese inside a flaky pastry. The plátano chips were yummy, thinly sliced, barely fried, perfect side item to the sandwiches. Sandwiches were filling, good flavors, we ate half and took the rest home. The strawberry mojito was refreshing.

There's just soo many people, it's not a relaxing environment. Maybe next time we'll take it to go or try a different time of day.