
Elegant takes on Peruvian classics such as ceviche & lomo saltado, with pisco bar & colorful decor.
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Address: 5709 Woodway Dr B, Houston, TX 77057
Phone: (713) 229-8369
Website: http://www.latinbitescafe.com/
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Only dish we didn’t care for much was papa a la huancaína, it missed some flavor and personally for me the drink I order, it was good but not the best, a little too sweet for my personal taste.
The entire experience was fantastic —including the music and the courteous & timely service!
We were a party of four-and-a-half because my daughter was famished, wanting to satisfy her cravings and eating for two!
We started with tapas of causa limeña, ceviche, and a baked empanada trio: spinach, cheese & beef. We sipped on our drinks and quickly moved on to the main course: Ají de gallina, lomo saltado, arroz chaufa con mariscos and chicken strips from their Kids menu. To top off the amazing experience, we enjoyed tres leches and churros with a couple of cappuccinos; both decaf & regular.
In spite of the casual name, Latin Bites Kitchen is a restaurant and bar which also serves sandwiches, soups & salads, family trays, and their menu advertises Wine Wednesdays with 50% off all bottles of wine (check availability).
If you’re looking for authentic Peruvian cuisine in the heart of Houston—this is it!
It’s also not too loud, which is awesome for me. This is my go-to with friends I actually want to hear!
What truly stood out, though, was the food. We started with the trio of empanadas, each with a different filling. They were perfectly crispy on the outside and soft inside, packed with flavor. I had the red sangria with fresh fruit, which was incredibly refreshing, while my husband enjoyed a perfectly crafted Old Fashioned.
For our main courses, he ordered the Churrasco a lo Pobre, which I also got to try, and it was outstanding. I went with the Lomo Saltado a lo Pobre, and every bite was exceptional. The sauce that came with the empanadas was so delicious that I saved what was left and used it to enjoy a few bites of the lomo—it was the perfect match.
To end our meal, we shared their well-known alfajores filled with dulce de leche and had two cortado coffees. Everything was absolutely delicious and reasonably priced. The wait time between ordering and receiving our food was slightly long, but nothing unexpected when you know they’re preparing something fresh and worth it.
Whenever I return to Houston, I’ll be sure to visit Latin Bites again. I recommend it wholeheartedly.