A hole on a wall,clean,the owner attending cashier,very friendly and open for suggestion. Not a…read morerestaurant is a empanada factory they starting to serve singles and the future plan is to place tables outside with umbrellas so people can eat there. I ordered 2 empanada's beef boricua good flavor. Is hard to see because of a huge restaurant next door with a bunch of flags blocking the view of this little place so I suggested to put something indicating the place so people won't missed and maybe make the empanada's little bigger!!

We stopped by today. It's such a quite restaurant, very friendly. We ate and played cards…read more We had 3 different type of empanadas - Aztec and Florentina, and Guava. They fried. It was very fresh. The green sauce was nice and spicy. We also had 2 different drinks cold and hot. Love that they are starting a farmers market in front of the restaurant on Sundays.

Service was great, the lady taking my order was so sweet even with the language barrier. My order…read morewas right so that's all that matters. Food was fantastic. Even after a 45 min drive home my fried fish and empanadas were still a bit crispy. The beef empanada was absolute fave!! The plantains were a bit burnt but still hit the spot. The green sauce... to die for! First time having an arepa so I don't know what to compare it to, but it was good! Overall, I'll see be back if I'm the area.

Some of the best Colombian food on this side of town. Bunelos are good despite being store bought…read more Arepa de desebrada is amazing and packed with meat. They do not skimp on the meat. Tequenos which are essentially mozzarella sticks are a bit bland but good. The empanadas de carne are aa must try. Overall pretty solid place. The location can be easy to miss as it is in a car lot. Still a must try if you're in the area and looking for Colombian food.

Absolutely delicious!…read more I've been to EDA once before and have been craving their empanadas ever since! Much like last time, there seemed to be only one person running the shop, the place was sparkling clean (including the restrooms), and there was ample seating in the dining area. The music was a little too loud, especially so in the bathroom, but otherwise the café was so nice. The menu is chock-full of delicious sounding dishes and boba drinks, but I opted for two of their ready to go empanadas. I had the Beef & Cheese, and the Chicken Salteña Empanadas. Both were super yummy and neither the beef nor chicken was dry inside. The fillings were savory, the Beef & Cheese amazingly creamy, and the Chicken Salteña a good blend of spices. The raisins in the Salteña did throw me off for a moment as I didn't think they worked all too well with the rest of the texture of the filling, but it didn't detract too much from the empanada. The dipping sauce that they came with was so tasty and flavorful as well! I was only able to finish half of each empanada because they were so big, but the server was kind enough to give me extra sauce with my to-go box. It added another layer of tastiness to the experience! EDA is a little out of the way for me so I'm not able to go as much as I'd like, but I know I'll be stopping in to snag an empanada or a boba tea when I'm in the area. I highly recommend giving this restaurant a try!

Even though I was not selected, I joined my wife here for Yelp Elite event. Not sure who I…read moreupset.... lol Very good! I had a baked empanada called chicken Saltena which was amazing! My wife had the beef and potato- very good! Both were baked in an Argentinian style. Really good coffee and a nice comfortable place with nice music. The people that work here were very helpful and friendly. This is a little bit out of the way for us, honestly. But we will be back! Our son lives in Houston and Argentinian empanadas are much more common there, so I can't wait to bring him here the next time he is in town.

We initially went to Zulia's kitchen to drop off some donation for the Venezuelans affected by the…read moreearthquake. We decided to give their specials a try. We went with the shredded brisket plate that came with beans, cheese, arespa and plantain. We had the crispy pork belly plate that came with the same sides. While both meats were good, we felt like there was way too much cheese on the plate. The beans were a tad salty. The place itself has a very casual atmosphere. You go to the counter, place your order and then pick it up once your order is called. I'd like to go back and try their empanadas and their pastelitos. I'll skip the plate special next time.

I came here with some family wanting to try some Venezuelan food and heard good things about this…read moreplace. It is a small restaurant but was nice and clean when we enter. We were able to find seats thankfully before the crowd came in. They have the menus in the front of the room and you can put your order in there. The lady there was very nice and helped us to understand the menu. We ordered Tequeños, which is a big cheese stick. I thought they were very delicious. The cheese stretched far when I pulled it apart and the crust was very soft and thankfully not overcooked. It was a bit expensive but did give us 5 pieces. The sauce it came with was also very delicious and took some extra home for later. We also ordered fries on the side that were decent as well. I had ordered a San Antonio Arepas. It had grill chicken, avocado, Chipotle mayo and jalapeños. Overall it was alright but not really my favorite. The chicken tasted alright but felt like it was missing something. I liked the empanadas better with the shredded brisket but I also thought was missing something. I also ordered a drink called chichas which was a creamy milk drink with condensed milk and cinnamon. It was actually pretty good and not overly sweet. Similar to a milkshake but no ice cream. Overall the food was decent and I would consider coming back but to try something else. For sure come back for those Tequeños.

Empanada-rama! This place is a wonderful 'ghost kitchen' in…read morethe in the Finesilver area. If you're looking for a quick take-out option these guys are clutch! The Royal Pasty serves up baked empanadas, not fried. The empanadas are large and stuffed with a variety of different fillings. There's a long list of about ten different empanada filling options. They even have combo boxes in multiples of threes where you can save by mixing and matching empanadas! My favorite was the beef ones, the crust was flaky and soft. They have a professional empanada press where they imprint the empanada filling type on the crust with a two-letter code so you know what you're about to get into. The sauces were delicious! They offer a type of chimichurri sauce that's incredible, and a spicy version that's not too spicy at all. The empanada flavors were more imaginative than the empanada stands you typically see- a pulled pork option, bacon and eggs for a breakfast empanada, beef and cheese- there's much more than the typical ham and cheese and beef. The best option- triple cheese! Nom. This ghost kitchen is only for pickup. No dining in. You have to show up with a cell phone to let a computer know who you are, and once you scan your notification, a locker door pops open, and you retrieve your food.

Do not come here waited over an hour on two empanadas. Just for them to cancel my order. This isn't…read moreeven a restaurant you don't see anybody. These are just lockers that you pick it up from. So having to wait over an hour after the pick up time is absolutely ridiculous. Do not give them your business.

the kitchen forgot to make my friends avocado toast and bc of that they let us get 4 free pastries…read moreand refunded her avocado toast plus they still brought it out to her. AMAZING SERVICE!!! I RECOMMEND 10000%

The food was incredible! I had the LP Waffle Croissant and it was delicious!!! My husband also…read moreloved his Scrambled ham, cheese, & egg. You can't go wrong with either!

I saw this restaurant across the street while stopped at a red light on the way home from my doctor…read moreappointment. It is the #2 location on Culebra Road. My son and I both like Colombian food based on visits to a competitor that we have gone to many times closer to our house. When I mentioned this place to him, he said we should try it out soon. Today was the day. The first thing I noticed was the size of the dining room. It was roomy with several tables that were appropriately spread out. The decor is attractive with eye catching art painted on the white walls. The tables all have a splash of color on them, as well. Altogether is creates a bright and cheery atmosphere. We were very comfortable. I also noticed that the one television on the far wall was showing Univision and the music being played was in Spanish. I really like the music of a restaurant to reflect the nationality of the cuisine. Our server was an extremely helpful young man. He helped us with the menu. Unlike what is stated in other reviews, the food is described in english. Unfortunately, there are some items that don't translate. Those are the ones I needed help with. We both ended up ordering the same thing. It was lengua in a delicious tomato sauce served with french fries, avocado slices, white rice, salad, and a fried plantain patty. The amount of food on the plates was absolutely outrageous, but we managed to get pretty danged close to clean plates. The flavors were really nice. There was a huge squeeze bottle of Salsa Colombiana (I think that's what he called it) and another with Salsa tartara, the Columbian version of tartar sauce. It was amazing. It was creamy and savory without that sweet pickle taste American folk put on seafood. For drinks, I had a jugo de pina. My son had one made with passion fruit. I heard them being made fresh in the kitchen. They blended the fresh fruit with some water or milk and ice. Mine was really refreshing. It was served in those giant iced tea glasses some places use. There was a lady and her son at another table. I listened as they ordered in Spanish. They asked almost the same questions as we did, so being fluent in Spanish must not mean you would understand the Colombia specific food vocabulary. As we were paying our bill, the lady was pointing to everything on her plate asking "What is this?" in Spanish. I found that a little humorous, as the explanations when ordering were pretty good. My son and I had not problems recognizing the foods on our plate based on what we had heard. On our way home, we passed by the Bandera location. My son pointed it out to me. I don't remember ever seeing it there, but my son says he knew about it. That made me wonder why we frequented the competitor on Tezel where we like the food, but felt uncomfortable being packed in so close in the tiny dining room. In the truck, my son was already telling me what he planned to eat next time. There will definitely be a next time. I need to try their arepas and empanadas, as well as some other jugos.

They do not speak English so it was hard. Nothing is in…read moreEnglish so you just smile & point lol. I ordered an empanada carne & I'm not going to say it was bad but I wouldn't try it again. It was just too much meat & the crust was not for me. Do not let this review discourage you, try them out.

Food was delicious, service was quick and polite and music playing in the background as I was the…read moreonly person dining inside. Next time I better come with an emptier stomach and finish all my food-I tried.

First time trying this restaurant & it did not disappoint! Nice inside with booths & local food…read moreproducts for sale. I ordered online & picking up was easy. The food was fairly priced & good size portions.