I’ve been working on a blog and my main focus is to provide a list of reviews on good moderately priced liquor. Now, I’ve noticed a big difference in some prices from California. But as far as pricing I’m trying... (56 replies, last updated by jbatl November 26, 2009)

Latin Pies and Coffee? Is that like Rubber Balls and Liquor? I wonder if it’s am empanada place, actually... (7 replies, last updated by maplesugar January 24, 2009)

I am looking for a grocery store with a wide selection of Latin American produce—multiple varities of chilies (serrano, anaheim, poblanos...) and tomatillos specifically. Preferrably in Northern Westchester, but I will... (4 replies, last updated by Janey May 22, 2004)

Ok, I know that it isn’t the nicest, trendiest street in town, but N. Broadway in Baltimore has a thriving Latin American population. There are new restaurants popping up all the time in this area. I went San Salvatore (I... (7 replies, last updated by anne Donley June 15, 2009)

typical storefront Mexican restaurant on Lawrence. Nicely designed awnings advertise it as a "latin grill" (in hip lower case). Inside it’s rather upscale with nice tile floors, exposed brick walls, ceiling fans, and high... (9 replies, last updated by Rene G August 13, 2003)

I’m looking for Latin American food. Starting location will be near the West Loop or less then a 15 minute cab ride from it (no car is available and public transportation is not an option because one member of the party is... (8 replies, last updated by Vital Inbformation April 28, 2005)

and see if it could spark some ideas: any good Latin place in Sunset park that (a) serves drinks; and (b) is big enough to accommodate a large group (say 30 people) on a saturday night without renting out the whole place? (Also,... (1 reply, last updated by Kitchop November 18, 2009)

Ended up at La Cazuela in FP Sat night when our usual haunt was SRO, it was really good (even though we didn’t get what we ordered but the place was hopping), and nice vibe. Started us wondering, who else is serving up good... (13 replies, last updated by chowsearch March 20, 2007)

served alongside. White rice, with the best tasting black beans I’ve ever had, served separately He doesn’t sell wine, but there’s a small liquor store next to the restaurant – limited choices, best to go... (3 replies, last updated by nachogirl October 2, 2009)

I am looking for a good butcher and latin market to buy a pork shoulder for pernil and ingredients (like pigeon peas) for latin dinner — Any recommendations in South Orange County? Thanks! (13 replies, last updated by Anita Drink March 14, 2008)

Leaving Trader Joe’s in Pacific Beach on Thursday, I noticed a tiny new restaurant called Latin Chef – featuring Peruvian cuisine. I stopped in, picked up a menu and was immediately impressed. The young woman who talked to me was... (31 replies, last updated by KirkK July 28, 2007)

Joe’s Food and Liquor; 3626 W. Lawrence at Monticello. They serve a variety of Latin food and grocery and yes Columbian groceries. My Columbian friends like La Unica on Devon and Joe’s equally. (2 replies, last updated by amoncada May 16, 2006)

. How is Sushi Yasuda? Are the prices terrible? what about Cafe Boulud (if we can get in). Somewhere fun/interesting, ‘NY,’ great food, good liquor...anything but Latin American cuisine (given that she’s coming... (0 replies, last updated by zizi April 30, 2005)

"liquor store." It’s at the southeast corner of Central Park and Fullerton, across from Tony’s Finer Foods (which also has a good selection of Latin American beers, for a grocery). (6 replies, last updated by MLS March 29, 2004)

authentic and most of the other customers seemed Latin American. They made guacamole tableside. It had lost its liquor license, apparently for serving people underage. A little searching here and a little googling makes me think... (3 replies, last updated by adamclyde April 14, 2008)