Numbers of posters on this board have recommended Sabor Latino in Ann Arbor, especially for its Puerto Rican specials, and so we decided to try it last week on our first trip to the area. It was a total disappointment! The food... (1 reply, last updated by almamexicana June 29, 2004)

Calling all Ann Arbor hounds! Join us for a meet and eat crawl through downtown as we share some of our favorite haunts. We’ll start at Sabor Latino on Main St (carne al pastor tacos – yum) and move on from there.... (1 reply, last updated by Tammy Coxen April 11, 2003)

Sabor Latino on Main in Ann Arbor often has 'em, Argentine-style. Small, meaty, very tasty, with currants and ground beef as I recall. I may be confusing two dishes, but I remember I liked them. Could be a special rather than a... (2 replies, last updated by hoi polloi July 8, 2007)

restaurant with solid food. Again very good value. Decent salad bar on weekends. http://www.thegunderburger.com/ In McGregor there is a brew pub “Old Man River” http://oldmanriverbrewery.com/ In Postville there is a... (5 replies, last updated by lizzy69 January 28, 2009)

Sabor Latino on N. Main in A-squared has had empanadas, and I’ve eaten them there and liked them. Can’t remember whether they were a special or a regular menu item, but they were unusual—I think maybe they said... (2 replies, last updated by momskitchen November 5, 2006)

Count two in for dinner, Tammy. I’ll e-mail you with contact info. One possibility would be Sabor Latino on Main – I suspect they might even add something to their specials menu that’s even more exotic than... (4 replies, last updated by Tammy Coxen March 31, 2003)

. I also love the following in no particular order: Sabor Latino (cheap, N. Main), Banditos (s. 4th st.), and of course no trip to AA would be complete without a stop in Zingermans (also within walking distance). I’ll be... (2 replies, last updated by Sailor March 4, 2003)

Masa. There are other regional C.A. and S.A. restaurants in town (in MPLS around Lake St and Central Ave primarily) that serve ceviches (Sabor Latino has had a good one in the past) however I have a hard time trusting the handling... (9 replies, last updated by amgarrison October 18, 2009)

Rana—a stylish bistro with wonderful tails, or Sabor Latino, a authentic Mexican restaurant—their margaritas are pretty darn good. Decorah has a quaint, well-kept, late 19th Century downtown. After you have some food... (2 replies, last updated by Stan June 4, 2006)

to Sabor Latino at 9 pm just as they were closing. Aut makes excellent burgers (both of the beef and tempeh variety – my vegetarian friend says they do the best things with tempeh anywhere). Fries are great – made... (0 replies, last updated by Tammy Coxen July 4, 2003)

Hey, just a quick update, I was in Sabor Latino last night and NO, you CANNOT bring in your own beer or wine or liquor of any kind. Just an FYI. (6 replies, last updated by Theresa October 27, 2004)

What is it in particular that you are looking for? I’m wracking my brain and can’t think of any other Mexican markets. Sabor Latino market (the one that closed) had good carryout, but I thought their grocery selection... (12 replies, last updated by Michigan Mishuganer September 14, 2009)

are $1-$3. Could probably get several tacos or tostadas at Sabor Latino on Main for under $5. That place had a rough start after the ownership change, but I went in last week and had a great dinner—I think they’re... (15 replies, last updated by dct November 3, 2009)

Yeah, you’re correct, Sabor Latino is very good. I was going to mention Mr. Rib, but I didn’t know he was still around. During my time there I had to hunt him down. Best BBQ in MI by far. Also, a correction. The... (8 replies, last updated by Evan October 7, 2002)

this place and keep returning again and again. BTW, as new arrivals we really appreciate local hounds introducing us to such great places as Sabor Latino, Mysore Woodlands, Red Hawk, The Earle, and many others. Thanks all! Big... (1 reply, last updated by Devon March 26, 2003)