Las Villas Deli & Pastries

"Yo Let me tell you something. If you come to Cleveland and pass this place up you have missed out on some of the best Puerto Rican pastries and desserts on the East Coast!!!!! The staff were down to earth and the prices more than fair. I was dippin and diving all through traffic one handed on my way home back to Columbus because my face was all up in them desserts!!!!!!! Im willing to bet the deli side is just as good and I will def be back for that."

"I really do love this place and when I'm asked about Spanish food I refer everyone there. The only issue I have is that most days someone is outside asking for something. Alot of times I help because I'm blessed but just the fact that it will probably happen puts a damper on the experience."

"So glad we stopped here for the first time today, on our way home from an early morning airport run. Friendly welcoming staff served us delicious coffee, sandwiches, warm creamy oatmeal with cinnamon , and flan. Best of all, they open at 6 AM!"

"I don’t eat much food from the Spanish culture, but this place is on another level. It was super busy and super clean. The food was terrific, and they had a lot of pastries. The staff was friendly and polite. Willing to have conversations with customers. I will be going back Please leave a thumbs up if this was helpful"

"there is no parking lot for customers. i had to park on a residential street and on friday in this neighborhood that means i had to compete with garbage cans and a dumpster truck. one door is used to entry and another door is used for exit. it seems like only the manager has access to the register and the order taker seemed very meticulous about writing down the order on a receipt. they do not have normal cash registers so they write your receipt with a pen. you do not get a receipt; the receipt is for their ledger i suppose. they had meats and rice and etc on the left side. looked tempting but i came here for empanadas. the empanadas were alright i suppose i wouldnt want to get them again. 2 beef empanadas and 1 chicken empanada and 1 pork empanada and one goya drink came out to $11.50. each empanada was $2.25 so the drink was perhaps $2.50. the meats on the left side looked tempting but i made it an objective to try empanadas today. there were regular donuts over on the right side in the pastry section along with other more regional items. i would not get the empanadas again so i am not sure if i would come back here felt very stressful to be in the area dealing with the layout of the streets."