Family restaurant located next to (and connected by a hallway) Kiosco Sabor De Mi Tierra Bar, with the best Tipico plate you'll ever have. The plate is called the "Traditional Colombian Dish" and has the following things: a fried egg, stewed beans, steak, sausage, pork and salad. Yum! Everyone is super friendly and they have some of the prettiest wait staff anywhere, whether on the bar or restaurant side.

On this street corner, there are 2 big rooms next to each other with separate entrances. On one side is the Kiosco Bar, which is more or less a lounge, with 2 plasma TV's, hip Spanish music, pretty female bartenders, low lighting and lots of seating. The other side is a family restaurant called El Kiosco. Between the two is a narrow hallway traversed by the employees. Everyone is super friendly, whether on the bar or restaurant side.

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Quirky little diner with a Disney-themed mural on the wall. People especially love the dinosaur. Very casual and a great place to go when you need your comfort food. The only crazy thing about this place, is that there are no stalls in the bathroom, just two toilets side by side with no divider. I suppose that's perfect if you need to bring a friend and hold their hand, but otherwise is rather strange. Other than that, this place is the bees knees. Breakfast is served all day, prices are reasonable, and you should definitely pick this place rather than Denny's or IHOP. Donna herself is there to take your order, and her kids might be helping out as well. Try the banana pancakes.

Now this is the place you want to go for a party. Tons of exotic drinks with great names like the Volcano (for 2) and the Sombrero. You won't leave this place without a smile on your face. South of the Border entrees will make your mouth water so that you'll grab another cold bone. Pork Rind with Plaintains ($6), Salmon with Cilantro and Tomatillo Sauce ($13.75), Typical Columbian Grilled Steak Plate ($11.75) and Tacos ($2.25 each). Kids can enjoy chicken wings, quesadillas and tacos and a great atmosphere. Don't forget to finish it all off with some Flan ($3). Keno and lottery available.

This is a tiny hole in the wall that smells strongly of raw fish when you walk in, which I doubt is a good thing. Trying the sushi might be dodgy, since you don't really want it to hit you as soon as you walk in the door. However, the Korean food might be a safer bet. Plenty of Katsu, Kimchi and Bulgogi to go around. Everything is priced as you might expect. Cucumber Maki is $2.75, Bi Bim Bap runs about $7, and Japchae starts at $6.25.

Lovable dive where as soon as you walk in, you notice that there are about 6 television sets above the bar showing sports and keno. I'm amazed by the prevalence of scratch ticket machines in this town, and there's one right by the door. Pub menu with appetizers and dinner plates. Friendly patrons and employees, everyone likes to joke around. Keep yourself entertained with darts or the jukebox. Before you leave, be sure to use the Breathalizer machine, which is conveniently located right by the exit. Work hard, play hard, be safe.

Of course the first thing on the menu is the Philly Cheese Steak, which can be prepared a variety of ways with bacon or sausage or chicken. Breakfast sandwiches (around $3) and omlettes ($4 - $6) are available for the commuter wandering into the place, still sleepy and looking for an eye-opener. Burgers, hot dogs and other standards fill up the rest of the menu. Cute little place that wants to be your neighborhood diner.