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Discover Restaurants offering the best Latin food in Flourtown, Pennsylvania, United States. Flourtown is a census-designated place (CDP) in Springfield Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States, with a ZIP code of 19031. Flourtown is adjacent to the neighborhoods of Erdenheim, Oreland, Whitemarsh, and Chestnut Hill. The population of Flourtown was 4,538 at the 2010 census.
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7. Plaza Azteca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 217 reviews
Reviewed By KingAtlanticCity
We went looking for Dawsonâs and found this place instead. While the King and Queen arenât much for Mexican food, we gave it a try. The food and service were very good. Dinner was topped off with a complimentary desert in honor of the Queenâs birthday (see picture).
6. Coyote Crossing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 169 reviews
Amaizing Outdoor Dining area, Gourmet Authentic Mexican cuisine served in a beautiful ambiance with a full Mezcal bar. Over 20 years!! of Mexican Tradition in Pennsylvania
Reviewed By DonH
We were seated in the inside dining room right away when we arrived, but nobody approached our table for at least 15 minutes, and then it was to bring only water. After another wait, we got chips and salsa and gave our order for one enchiladas camaron and one almond chicken. After about 40 minutes, we got our food. To be fair, it was very good, but by that time we had waited about an hour. On our way out, the hostess apologized for the long wait. We do not plan to return.Dera DonH.I deeply apologize for the lack of service you experienced that night at my restaurant. Could you kindly contact me at [email protected] I promise I will make it up to you, your satisfaction is my most important priority.Carlos Melendez Owner
5. El Poquito
Overall Ratings
3 based on 80 reviews
El Poquito is a delightful collision between an artisanal taco truck and an old school cantina-where the flavors are intense, the service is familiar, and the fresh-juiced margaritas flow like water. Inspired by the beach side cantinas and taquerÃas of Ba
Reviewed By GillO190
Visited while at the Chestnut Hill art fair and stopped by on the off-chance. Managed to get a table outside in the shade. Ordered several different dishes. The crispy Brussels sprouts were absolutely delicious. Quite a wait for the tacos and the waitress kept apologising. It was very busy but the wait was over long. Will definitely revisit and hope itâs quicker next time. But would still recommend.
4. Coyote Crossing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 169 reviews
Amaizing Outdoor Dining area, Gourmet Authentic Mexican cuisine served in a beautiful ambiance with a full Mezcal bar. Over 20 years!! of Mexican Tradition in Pennsylvania
Reviewed By DonH
We were seated in the inside dining room right away when we arrived, but nobody approached our table for at least 15 minutes, and then it was to bring only water. After another wait, we got chips and salsa and gave our order for one enchiladas camaron and one almond chicken. After about 40 minutes, we got our food. To be fair, it was very good, but by that time we had waited about an hour. On our way out, the hostess apologized for the long wait. We do not plan to return.Dera DonH.I deeply apologize for the lack of service you experienced that night at my restaurant. Could you kindly contact me at [email protected] I promise I will make it up to you, your satisfaction is my most important priority.Carlos Melendez Owner
3. El Limon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By yummimummi1
Found this place after being in the area. When we got there it was hardy full by the time we left people were waiting outside on this nice spring night... From the outside I was a little hesitant, but so glad we tried it. Great service and great food... :)
2. Tamarindo's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Dreyfus01
Our most previous visit here was a disappointment this visit was not. The restaurant has been enhanced with wall hangings and improved lighting. One no longer feels like they are in a H.S cafeteria, it is a pleasant environment. Unfortunately there is still a noise issue, although has been somewhat addressed and improved. Not sure if the culprit is the free Margaritas or just poor acoustical design, perhaps both. This visit all found their food to be very good. I still question the extremely small guacamole and chip basket for the price, it just make no sense to be stingy and skip on chips. The service is friendly, knowledgable and orders arrive in a timely manner. Prices are a little on the high side but the quanity and quality of the food has improved significantly, the service is excellent, add in the free Margaritas and all is muy bueno.
1. Coyote Crossing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 169 reviews
Amaizing Outdoor Dining area, Gourmet Authentic Mexican cuisine served in a beautiful ambiance with a full Mezcal bar. Over 20 years!! of Mexican Tradition in Pennsylvania
Reviewed By DonH
We were seated in the inside dining room right away when we arrived, but nobody approached our table for at least 15 minutes, and then it was to bring only water. After another wait, we got chips and salsa and gave our order for one enchiladas camaron and one almond chicken. After about 40 minutes, we got our food. To be fair, it was very good, but by that time we had waited about an hour. On our way out, the hostess apologized for the long wait. We do not plan to return.Dera DonH.I deeply apologize for the lack of service you experienced that night at my restaurant. Could you kindly contact me at [email protected] I promise I will make it up to you, your satisfaction is my most important priority.Carlos Melendez Owner
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