Samantha's Restaurant

Samantha's Restaurant Restaurant Review:

If you seek a quiet corner with classic foods, you may want to make a detour, for Samantha’s isn’t for you. It tends to attract large crowds craving tender, overstuffed pupusas; rich black beans; sweet-sour-hot stewed Cuban-style pork; and seafood dishes that defy description. And that’s only part of the menu, the rest of which offers assorted Tex-Mex treats, from chiles rellenos and fajitas to marinated beef tongue and roasted duck with Spanish herbs. No one hurries much here, so getting served may take awhile. On the other hand, waitstaff willingly replenishes the hot chips and nubbly salsa and refills sodas whenever you wish. Once the food arrives, you’ll find the portions are enormous. Don’t overeat, however. That would mean you’d miss the stupendous tres leches cake, a marvel of custard-soaked pastry that zeros in on calories and flavor. Once you push back from the table, you may decide that the menu contains at least three dishes you wished you’d ordered, and didn’t. Well, come again, amigo.