Amazing experience. Great Brazilian Market cafe. Had the daily plate special with Steak and eggs…read more Came with rice, beans, fried plantain and fries. Service was very quick and friendly. Order at the counter and they bring to food out to the table. Steak was thin and cooked perfectly. Eggs were over easy and perfect. Poured the beans over the rice, and it was heavenly. Everything was perfectly seasoned. So tasty for a Labor Day lunch.

I loved this place for a nice breakfast. Their bakery also has Brazilian bread at such an…read moreaffordable price and amazing quality. Seems like a lot of staff is Brazilian and can help you with orders when needed or answer questions. I got a simple Brazilian sandwich and it was so good! Would love to come here again if I'm ever in town!

So if you're in Boston for one day And there's no-one with…read morewhom you can play Drown your sorrows in a nom This Pastel is the bomb Made to order at Somerville Cafe And you must try the one at Vitoria Although, me and Yael did before ya But like Gwen on The Voice I will not make a choice Between eating this yum Pastel, or ya. If the winter and spring don't get you, the Somerville. Okay they definitely are not as good as the sensational spectacular Pastelaria Vitoria just down the road which are the best Pastels I've ever had outside of Brazil. But they are definitely 5-star worthy and extremely cheap and spectacularly friendly and they make extremely good Abacaxi Com Hortela, which is the pineapple mint drink that I love so much. They have all kinds of other good delicious Brazilian goodies and they are cheap and they are authentic and most of all, the woman here is an angel. And she's one of the friendliest people in all of Boston - so there's no way I'm not giving them five stars even though it's only my second best pastel in the city. Note, it's also one of the best in the country because the US has barely any top notch authentic Brasileno Pastels! And if you're wondering which area it's in... it's in the Pastel-area of course!

A character place. Definitely a local favorite. Small table area, but interesting food and friendly…read moreservice. We came sort of late in the morning for breakfast sandwiches. Being out of towners, we needed to decode the menu a bit and ask lots of questions to get oriented, but had a nice breakfast.

My husband ordered 3 dozen patties and a custom cake for a bday party. The patties were good,…read moreflaky and flavorful. I'm not a big fan of haitian cake (tend to be dry and breadlike) but the cake had a great flavor, nice and soft. My only issue is the price - $300 is way too exp for a one tier cake! And they got the color wrong even after we checked in with them twice to make sure they understood silver accents instead of Gold. They still put Gold! The party was black silver and blue!

Stumbled upon this small shop while getting lunch at a nearby restaurant so only got some sweet…read moreitems, rum cake and spiced bread. Glad to have tried, people had mixed opinions from my group. Would come back to try some of the savory items after reading reviews.

Hearty Colombian fare! We got the Patacón Mixta, Patacón con Pescado, and the Perro Paisa. Portions…read morewere absolutely massive and filled us up to the brim. The highlight for me was the fish, which was fried to perfection and very flavorful. Would be an amazing hangover cure!

We got off the airport and My Wife wanted rice and beans so I suggested a Colombian restaurant we…read morewere glad it was open on a Sunday night. The fan above had so much dirt, it looked as though it hasn't been cleaned in a year. The windows were dirty. I noticed one of the cooks was grabbing cheese without gloves on. The nail in the coffin was when I saw the cooks using two microwaves back to back non stop. The presentation of the food was awful, the microwave destroyed everything, I threw away 70 dollars worth of food when we got home. The food smelled grotesque. If they cannot get the basics done, what hope is there for the food?

So good! Do wish they opened earlier…read more Got a medium Acai bowl to share and the fruit was so fresh and the Acai was the perfect texture! Sometimes the Acai melts too fast but Alegrias was perfect. Some seating, $16 for a medium, loved the local Brazilian candy toppings. Definitely would come again.

One of the most fresh acai bowls Ive had in a while. I stopped by here looking for an acai bowl on…read morea warm day, and this place did not disappoint. While there are a ton of pre-made options, I was looking for a more simple bowl so opted to make my own. I got a bowl with strawberries, bananas, kiwi, and mango, and you could tell all the fruit was actually fresh. I also put granola and peanut butter in my bowl. Unlike most places, the peanut butter was drizzled on the top which was a nice surprise. My only suggestion would be to have an option of how much you want drizzled on top since it was a little heavy for my own preference (still delicious). The staff was friendly and even delivered your meal to your table. While there arent a ton of seats inside, we had no issues finding a place to sit, even with another family there. I would come back here and be open to trying other items on the menu as well.

Arrived in Boston early(5am) Sunday, 5/26/19. Skimmed Yelp for somewhere unique to grab some…read morebreakfast near Logan airport. At first I decided to try Mi Rancho. A Colombian breakfast felt like it would fit the bill. I showed up at 615am to find the doors still locked & nobody there. According to the store sign & Yelp, its supposed to open at 6am. I saw another place next door. La Abundancia. Yelped it, saw it was also Colombian. And open. It's a very small and unassuming spot. Nothing fancy about it. A handful of tables. There was a Spanish radio station playing. Lady at front said hello & handed me a menu. I did notice. Aside from one guy coming in for a coffee to go, I was the only customer there. Maybe Sunday early mornings are typically slow? I'm not sure. I chose the Calentado. Steak, egg, rice & beans. She asked if I wanted tomato & onions in the eggs. And corn arepa with cheese on side. I said yes to both. Added some hot sauce & it hit the spot. Next time, I would like to try some of that wonderful pork with the chicharrones attached to it. I was sad they did not have any guava pastries, roscones. Would have loved to take some to go. Still, I'm very satisfied to have found this place to dine.

Absolutely delicious! Everything my family of 7 ordered was amazing. Staff was friendly and…read moreaccommodating, felt like I was eating at my grandmothers house! Highly recommend! Will be frequenting this place often!

Cute Colombian spot that we found after a walk along the beach, and I'm glad we stopped in. The…read moreplace was definitely busy when we got there, so expect it to be a little loud and tight on space inside. Even though it was cold out, we decided to sit in the chairs outside for a bit and enjoy the atmosphere (and not having a crowd). I took their recommendation and ordered a cappuccino along with two empanadas, and both were delicious. The cappuccino was comforting after being out in the cold, and the empanadas were flavorful and fresh. What also stood out was how friendly the staff was despite how busy things were. Overall, such a cute little spot and definitely worth stopping by.

What an incredibly welcoming place with even better food! We came in and were immediately greeted…read morewith an offer to talk us through the menu. The options were terrific. We left with egg sandwiches, a breakfast burrito and amazing pastries. It was all terrific. We will be back! The indoor and outdoor dining were clean and quaint.

This Brazilian bakery is great they have these fried Chicken balls some come with chicken and cream…read morecheese they are called coxinha one of my favorite items on the menu they make them the best and you can buy them frozen and make them at home my only complaint is sometimes it's not as clean as I would like it to be very small and limited seating

Local Brazilian bakery/sandwich joint. I've had some of their pastries as well as a few empanadas…read more It feels a lot like your classic Italian pastry shop but with a latin twist. I forgot the name of the pastries i tried but their were all good and very rich. I tried that Brazilian cheese bread which was delicious. I prefer the beef empanada to the chicken and cheese. I thought there was too much cheese in it. The woman who works the counter was very helpful on both my visits.