La Casa del Pavo

5 da vidal - 3 weeks ago

A very good place to eat different taste tortas and some other dishes, more than 100 years open, gor that maybe the place seems sloopy but it's nice for sure.

5 Andrew Reiner - 3 months ago

Great little tortas and the place is super charming.

4 Mistakes Were Made - 3 years ago

Friendly service and good food. Went in during an early evening rain. It has an older style interior than most places in the area but it was clean and comfortable enough.

1 William Litzinger - 10 months ago

Per-covid, was a tradition to eat here. but but now. Food was sub-standard. There used to be a line to get in, but not now. Too many other places to choose. Not recommended.

5 frankie reyes - 3 years ago

Our waiter didn't do such a good job but you can really tell he was tired after an exhausting long day of work. Food was delicious plus the music was also beautiful. They don't sell any beer or liquor so drink before you show up!

4 Michael Prentiss - 4 years ago

Totally unassuming little hole in the wall that does one thing, and one thing really well, turkey. You can enjoy it in soups, sandwiches, enchiladas and a variety of other modes but for me the simple torta de pavo con caso (chewy and stringy mozarella) accompanied by the taza de consomme especiale is all I need. Also one of the few places where it's popularity demands that you take your bill to the till and pay yourself rather depend on the helpful and (I found) very friendly and solcitous waiters and waitresses.

2 Michel Zamudio - 5 years ago

Only came here to see if the story of the original cuban sandwich (torta cubana) was true. The food wasn't even that good and not worth the price, for the same amount I could have eaten somewhere else with better quality and service.