G T.
9/3/2025
Absolutely delicious. Forget everything else and run here. The food is not just good it's exquisite. We love to eat but can't put away that much so we had the Acevichado Sushi Roll, Tiradito de...
Culturas
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1111 S Hope St # 110
Los Angeles, CA 90015
Culturas is a vibrant Latin restaurant located in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. The establishment prides itself on offering a diverse menu that celebrates the rich culinary heritage of various Latin American countries, including the US, Mexico, and Peru.
Guests can indulge in a culinary journey through Latin America with expertly crafted dishes that promise an explosion of flavors in every bite. The skilled bartenders at Culturas are ready to enhance the dining experience with a selection of refreshing drinks like caipirinhas and margaritas that perfectly complement the meal.
Immerse yourself in the lively ambiance of Culturas, where Latin American music and decor create an authentic setting that embodies the spirit of the continent. Visit Culturas today and experience a fusion of flavor, culture, and hospitality that will transport you to the heart of Latin America.
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4.558 reviews
Mary O.
5/23/2025
I've been planning to visit Culturas since it opened, however, I was underwhelmed by my experience. I arrived on a Sunday, just after 5p, and there were about 4 people in the restaurant. I was...
Liz S.
4/22/2025
5 Stars! A Hidden Gem for Latin Cuisine Lovers! From the moment we walked in, we were impressed by the trendy, hip vibe of this place it's stylish without feeling pretentious. We started with the...
Carlo B.
8/4/2025
Everything was amazing about this place. It was a slow night so the staff had samples of signature cocktails which were great. Our waitress recommended the aquachiles which were the best I've ever...
Jesse J.
2/7/2025
What a great new add to the area. Went with our team for dinner before Kings game. Location is great and food was very tasty. I had the Oaxacan enchiladas which obviously had mole but also a...
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