Colombian Restaurants near Ossining, NY

“🤤🥑 todo es delicioso 🥑🤤 🥑🥑🥑🥑“

“Went today for the 1st time. Staff was very friendly and explained the menu items. We had chicken empanada, beef empanada, chicken potato ball, beef potato ball, and arepas with cheese. Every was so delicious. Our latte was especially good too. Can't wait to go back for more!“

“Excelente lugar y comida con sazon indiscutible , sabor y precio que satisface a cada persona que tome la desicion de probar los ricos platos que ofrecen en el manabita …“

“Excellent everything they sell in this restaurant, my favorites are the empanadas.I recommend it [Original] Excelente todo lo que venden en este restaurante, mis favoritas son las empanadas. Lo recomiendo“

“Omg id the best restaurant“

“Fresh, fast, delicious. Wonderful variety on the menu and a delightful array of sweets in the bakery. Atmosphere was cozy and the staff was attentive. Parking nearby was a plus.“

“Riquísima comida, buena Atencion … excelente!“

“I moved to New York back on 1999. I’ve been coming to this place since then. The food is great, the lady that always helps me is always so nice helpful and always has a big smile on her face. The food is to die for I highly recommend this place, it totally rocks . ??“

“From Westchester Foodies on FB: I have been meaning to give some love to Aires de Colombia on Post Road where nearly nine years ago, fresh off the plane from California, mom to an eight month old and recently discovering a hitchhiker in my belly + feeling homesick for warmth of any kind… I drove to the place with the Colombian flag that I had passed many times on Post Road. That day the snow was piled so high that I could barely access the meter. I ordered a sancocho/oxtail soup and a bowl of chocolate/Colombian hot cocoa. Both were warm,delicious and familiar. Everything I needed to make me feel less freezing and reduce my sadness about leaving California. I am not sure why I never returned, although we did order pick up a few times, but I am in that area a lot and had told (my friend) Nicole, who lives nearby that we should try it together soon. Yesterday, I was in the area and the planets aligned because when I called Nicole to ask if she was down for lunch in 10 minutes at the Colombian, she said yes! The restaurant looks mostly the same, but with fresh paint, but it feels like a real Colombian place. They cater to Colombians here. They aren’t trying to be everything to everyone. I took a risk and ordered Mondongo/tripe soup. This is usually a dish you order when you know it is going to be good. I did not and thank goodness the reward was worth the risk. The mondongo was the soup special of the day and at mere $7! … I want to try every other soup on the menu starting with the oxtail soup. Nicole and I had them split one guanabana juice into two glasses and it was sooo good. They have three or four tropical fruit smoothies on their menu that they blend up to order using frozen fruit pulp. I believe you can sweeten the juice to your liking as the pulps are unsweetened fruit. Smoothie is not really the right name as these are comprised of fruit pulp, or water and sugar. Nicole ordered the mini bandeja paisa, a dish that is native to Antioquia in Colombia. It was the breakfast or lunch of ranchers that was meant to pack the calories for a long day on your feet.“

“The food was amazing!!! Each one our orders, the Lomo Saltado, the Saltado Mixto and the Bandeja Paisa were so delicious...each meal was huge, we all took half home!!! And great service!!! Will definitely be back when we're in White Plains.“

“El pollo asado. La atención“