I remember when this place got bought and renovated and made into the Barroco Grill from the old Mama Mia's pizza or whatever it was. About a month in I walked in to have something to eat. I ordered the grilled chicken sandwich that was dipped in hot sauce(they had this at the time when they opened by not anymore). It was amazingly delicious nice big potions. I came again after that, got a buffalo chicken arepa, amazing, fabulous, just AWESOME. The Arepa is a very original corn bread? That they make to of course make their specialty sandwiches. YOU CANT GET THIS ANYWHERE ELSE. I've been going here for well over 3 years.
The atmosphere is very friendly, very Latin with it's music, interior design, and of course it's food. The staff are very friendly, from the owners to the servers to even cooks, all very friendly people who love to talk to their customers and connect with them. They are a shining example of what small business restaurants should be like.