A cute little Colombian bakery located in a plaza across the street from Fitness factory. The staff…read morewere friendly. My dad and I stopped by to get pan de Bono. My dad raved about this bread he ate when he went to Colombia many years ago. It's made with cassava starch, egg and cheese. Each one costed $1.75. It was flavorful; slightly sweet and soft. It was different. I wouldn't mind buying it again. The bakery had other pastries and savories as well. There were a few tables for dining.

They say they are open until 8 PM, but both times I went at about quarter of they were mopping the…read morefloor and they said they closed the cash register. It's very annoying when you just want to pick something up quickly.

I have been to many Noches de Colombia restaurants and this location was my first time. Had…read morebreakfast and it was cooked well and the server was really great. This is a huge place. I have never seen any other Noches the size of this one. Will visit it more often.

One of the best Colombian restaurants I've been to. Service was outstanding, the food was…read morephenomenal, and they had a special night celebrating Christmas in September, and they had canelazo, buñuelos and natilla. Our server was Kathy and she was the best!

We got the Milo Burger which comes with bacon, a beef patty, AND a chicken patty and it was so so…read moregood!! The man who took our order was super kind and really easy to talk to (: We also got two mango milk smoothies and they were so good, I couldn't take a photo because it was gone immediately! The cafe interior is also very lovely as you have full view of the street going downhill as well as booths to sit at. We got our food to go and walked 3 minutes down the street to the pond so it's a great place to stop by if you're hanging out with friends at the playground/lake area

Just ordered takeout from this new place and wow, I was beyond impressed. I ordered the Bandeja…read morePaisa and the portion was huge and delicious. They cooked it everything to perfection. After having this dish at a number of different places, I have to say they have the highest quality and best value hands down. Everything was packaged with care and it was hot when it arrived. Don't sleep on this new place especially if you're into columbian food, as the food is delicious!

Ordered two empanadas de carne today. Warmed them up at home and the empanadas were filled with…read morepotato. Not even a shred of meat in either empanada. Such disappointment how restaurants are taking shortcuts and ripping their customers off. This place is a miss!

Great find!! Authentic food, friendly service, clean. We enjoyed the pork with rice, beans, &…read moreplantains, as well as the tacos. Hot sauce was delicious!! Highly recommend.

Tge chicken is incredible. Just great & consistency is the best part. The pork cracklings are to…read moredie for. Rhe potatoes are a bit bland but fixable. I enjoy their soup very much because its very healthy and full of vitamins . That soup on the menu is called consomé de menudencias or chicken soup. It features a rich chicken broth with pieces or giblets and the traditional taste of Colombian home-style seasoning. So good and so healthy. Only negative is the prices are getting out of hand. Pro tip: perfect hangover meal

I've been a frequent customer of Portuguese BBQ considering my family lineage but since it's a…read morerarity in the area I live in now, we tried Pollos Pucalor. For starters, the chicken is flavorful, fresh and always on point. The rice and beans as well, but french fries are always a miss - stale and floppy - but the chicharron makes up for it! The only downside here: if you don't speak Spanish, you're screwed with both placing the order and picking up primarily due to it being a family owned establishment in a heavily populated Latin/Hispanic community. I've tried calling in a handful of times and have been put on hold for a while or hung up on after a few tries. It's pretty tough to have a conversation with them primarily due to the loud background noise and distant tone picked up by their touch less headsets the employees wear. It can get a bit frustrating if you're not able to speak moderate Spanish, but the alternative is just order Uber Eats or DoorDash, honestly lol it's still so worth it though!

Just love this face the food is always extremely tasteful. Excellent cooked at a good amount…read more Service is quick as soon as you walk in there there and the food comes out quite quickly. The ambience is very nice.

What an experience! The vibe and service was incredible. The food portions are enormous and the…read moreflavor was amazing. The chef came out to personally ask the patrons how their meal was. Definitely coming again!

Altoque is Spanish for "not cheap." My Colombian coworker brought us here on his recommendation and…read moresaid the arepas are best. We walk in, and the first thing I note is there's no English spoken here, which is honestly not unexpected in Dover. At least the menu is translated. In fairness, everyone else was ordering so I got rushed. While everyone else got arepas, I chose the Hawaiian patacon (plaintain) dish. Price for all dishes was around $15 + tax, which seems high for the size of the arepas but was about right for the patacon. The dish was delicious, the plaintains well fried to hold up the ample portions. As others around the table said, the fries here are nothing special and I agree, which is part of why I picked a dish that didn't include them. Everyone else was getting a drink so I was pressured into guanabana. I prefer tamarind normally, but fresh-mixed guanabana wasn't bad; I just wish I had a way to tell them not to put ice in mine. (At least we're talking 6 cubes and not 30.) Main problem: Very long wait for our food, at least a half hour from our order to when it appeared. Takeouts were getting prepared and sent out as we sat and waited, and our lunch break took over 90 minutes when all was said and done. On a work day. So you will want to call ahead here, not eat in. Not to mention that it's a fairly small interior - it can fit some tables, but our group of 6 took up at least half the capacity. In the end, to cut the wait short, my friendly coworker had to go up and pay for us instead of having the waitperson come by. She's clearly overworked, taking orders from front to back, bringing food from front to back, and managing the whole process. This isn't a bad place if you want to take out dinner, or a lunch that will have leftovers for dinner. But there is comparable food in Dover that's at least this good, portions at least this big, prices lower, waits shorter, and even with more room to sit. So relative to others in the town, I'm capping it at 3 stars.

Great place with really good food, we had arepas with chicken and avocado and fries on the side…read moreplus passion fruit juice made to taste amazing:) I am coming back as soon as possible to try some different things on the menu and bide away lady working there is super friendly. Highly recommended !!!

This unassuming Columbian bakery/cafe has the best pandebono in the area!!! Highly recommend! Every…read moretime I'm in the area, I usually grab 4-5 pandebono to go lol but they do have indoor seating. I haven't gotten much else from here aside from their beef empanadas and chicharron, but those are good too!

Came here for the lunch special on the weekday. Came with a soup, a drink, and a giant entree! We…read moreordered the green spaghetti with fried fish, and a lomo saltado. I would say they are pretty solid options, and the portion sizes were big. I wouldn't come here if you were in a rush though as our orders took a while for it to come out. Very spacious store, with plenty of parking in the back. I would say it's definitely worth it for their lunch price.

June 2026. Last night was our first time at El Marino and everything we had was delicious. There…read morewere four of us and we shared four entrees and an appetizer. The ceviche and fish stew were absolutely amazing. five stars for food and service. Decor is very basic but clean and nice so 4 stars for that.