Sabores Del Sur

For 10 years I had been consuming this alfajores cookies. Since I first discovered them in whole Foods oakland. I promoted them and loved them. Then I made an order and wasn’t able to pick it up at the time I had place 1 pm. I call several times no answer. I wanted to see if they could just leave my order outside and no answer. I got there at 2:05 and everything was closed. Didn’t even get a call or anything from them I send them an email and receive no answer then finally I went back and they told me that I had compete lost my order with no chance or order or refund. I try speaking to the owner and she was really rude. I didn’t even want the whole order I had place I just wanted them cookies. I had order a whole order of large alfajores cookies and two empanadas. She said she wasn’t going to loose money. I just don’t understand why she would not answer her phone. It could all have been resolve with a simple phone call.

There was far too much cheese in the omelet, once I removed 3/4 of the cheese it was wonderful. A lot of my potatoes were under cooked, but the ones that weren't were delicious. Loved the mango drink. Sadly they don't carry tabasco or tapatio, but the sauce they serve with almost every dish is very yummy just not spicy. It was very frustrating that the gal working the register (where you place your order) didn't speak or understand English very well, so one of the line cooks had to keep coming over to the register to answer questions and explain things to her in Spanish. The restaurant is spacious and clean, and I really like the outside seating

Latin American casual dining at it's finest. I love that the chef-owner (don't know her name) is about as friendly and welcoming as they come. Parking on the street just outside of the restaurant is super easy and free, which is a delightful change from the norm in Walnut Creek. From empanadas, pollo asado, pescado frito, lomo saltado; everything is delicious here, and portion sizes are quite generous. Expect to pay about $15-$20 per person for dinner, and $10-15 for lunch. Love the interior decor - kind of a hybrid of traditional Latin American pieces with a modern vibe, and we've never had to wait for seating. There's also pleasant outdoor patio seating for al fresco dining. Please come and support this delightful restaurant. Honestly, they deserve to have a line out the door.

Walking by it, it always seemed closed. Turns out that they are only open for dinner on Thursday and Friday. So now that i visited I'll be coming back. Staff was very helpful in understanding the south american menu. Whilst the place is not a sit down place with menus, there are tables and the atmosphere is pleasant enough. Best part was that the food was delicious!!