Really delicious traditional Colombian food. Everything was cooked perfectly and very fresh. Service is friendly, and the restaurant is clean and comfortable. Great value too.
Ilona D.
We popped into this restaurant as it recently opened as a Colombian restaurant. We were there on a Friday night and were sat immediately. It is clean and well decorated, with a soccer game playing and quite a few booths. The waitress brought us menus, and showed me her phone where she had typed into Google translate that she didn't speak English. No worries! My husband and I don't speak Spanish but know enough to embarrass ourselves trying. Never let a language barrier get in between you and food!! My favorite Colombian restaurant in the neighborhood is El Peñol down on Bennington, so I decided to order my usual dish from them to compare -- the cazuela paisa. Perfectly seasoned beans, sausage, braised meat, chicharrón, corn, rice, an egg, avocado, plantains, and potato sticks -- I joke that this is a delicious and homey version of the KFC mashed potato bowl-- the ultimate comfort food. Make sure to ask for la salsa picante de la casa -- the thin, vinegary, spicy sauce brightens everything up perfectly! My husband got the sancocho de res, a delicious traditional soup which I forgot to take a picture of but definitely sampled. The broth was delicious, the meat, potatoes, and corn perfectly cooked. Also served with a side of rice, and a small Caesar (?) salad. There is a lot of great Latin American food in our neighborhood, and this is up there with the best. Is it as good as El Peñol? Honestly... maybe?? Almost? Except they have no liquor license, from what I could tell. Either way m, this will definitely be a place we will come back to!
Btc 1980
(Translated by Google) They have a very good touch of flavor in the food(Original)Tienen muy buen toque de sabor en la comida
Really delicious traditional Colombian food. Everything was cooked perfectly and very fresh. Service is friendly, and the restaurant is clean and comfortable. Great value too.
We popped into this restaurant as it recently opened as a Colombian restaurant. We were there on a Friday night and were sat immediately. It is clean and well decorated, with a soccer game playing and quite a few booths. The waitress brought us menus, and showed me her phone where she had typed into Google translate that she didn't speak English. No worries! My husband and I don't speak Spanish but know enough to embarrass ourselves trying. Never let a language barrier get in between you and food!! My favorite Colombian restaurant in the neighborhood is El Peñol down on Bennington, so I decided to order my usual dish from them to compare -- the cazuela paisa. Perfectly seasoned beans, sausage, braised meat, chicharrón, corn, rice, an egg, avocado, plantains, and potato sticks -- I joke that this is a delicious and homey version of the KFC mashed potato bowl-- the ultimate comfort food. Make sure to ask for la salsa picante de la casa -- the thin, vinegary, spicy sauce brightens everything up perfectly! My husband got the sancocho de res, a delicious traditional soup which I forgot to take a picture of but definitely sampled. The broth was delicious, the meat, potatoes, and corn perfectly cooked. Also served with a side of rice, and a small Caesar (?) salad. There is a lot of great Latin American food in our neighborhood, and this is up there with the best. Is it as good as El Peñol? Honestly... maybe?? Almost? Except they have no liquor license, from what I could tell. Either way m, this will definitely be a place we will come back to!
(Translated by Google) They have a very good touch of flavor in the food(Original)Tienen muy buen toque de sabor en la comida
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