La Lola Churreria - Niles

Churros Classicos still hit all the sweet spots, having the perfect sugar coating, outer crunch, and inner softness with warmth. The dip is so good I wish I could chug it down like shots!

Perfect for coffee breaks, churros to go or just hang around and enjoy the nice selection of music.

The pesto pasta was disappointingly limp and slightly cold, but the longaniza was satisfactory. Luckily, the churros were there to save the day with their delicious taste.

Could get busy on a saturday afternoon. Lemonade was made from real lemons but not too fresh . Bitter aftertaste was very evident. Pasta was good, got the longanisa pasta. Also tried their salad before, a bit expensive but I liked the cheese!

We visited this location and the service was extremely poor. We ordered lunch, with my wife choosing spaghetti and myself opting for longaniza with rice and egg. It took a very long time for our food to be served. My wife's spaghetti arrived first, but my order took an additional 20 minutes to come out. As my wife waited for me to start eating together, her food got cold. Additionally, her spaghetti did not come with any garlic bread. The restaurant also did not provide knives with the utensils, causing difficulty in cutting the meat. When I asked the waitress about this, she mentioned that they only provide knives to foreigners, which I found to be discriminatory. I have no intention of returning to La Lola's at Glorieta branch again. The churros were also disappointing, as they were hard and seemed reheated. The dark chocolate dip was overpriced for the small amount given. I would not recommend eating here. Proceed at your own risk.