Everything was delicious from start to finish. One of the best emails we had in Paris. We walked in…read morelate on a Sunday night and we were able to be seated immediately. The staff spoke Spanish, English and French. The interior was cozy and gave off a homey vibe. Service was amazing and we enjoyed everything we ordered ( drinks + food) I would highly recommend visiting this restaurant if you're looking for an authentic Colombian meal in Paris.

We're Colombian! We were in Paris at the beginning of this month and we wanted to eat Colombian…read morefood after traveling around Europe and the Middle East, we chose this restaurant that was a bit far but we are glad we went! Food was great , we had ajiaco, empanadas , bandeja Paisa and a mini picada, and we enjoyed to the max!!! The service was amazing the ladies there are sweet hearts, the ambience very cool, good music and there where a couple of people celebrating their birthdays and the people at the restaurant made really special for them!!!

The staff were very kind , friendly and Colombian which was awesome but the food was okay. It had…read moreflavor missing and I think for me what drove me crazy was the rice , it didn't feel fresh for that day and it's something I don't like to experience from a restaurant and the beans weren't colombian tasting to me but it was nice to be around familiar things when you are in a place like paris who is not kind to people who don't speak French

Excellent customer service. Food delicious and fair price. Everything fresh and well cook with the…read moreColombian taste!!! The best drink:"jugo de curuba" For sure will return next time at Paris.

In three words : Colombian soul food. Don't go there for…read moredieting, for the decor, of for chef-like cuisine. Do go there for stuffing yourself 'a la Colombian'. Perfect for reconnecting with the simple life after a contemplation of death at the Père-Lachaise cemetery.

Great food, great price, great people, and a great experience!!!…read moreThe bug glass of juice with fruit that doesn't exist in europe, the dish is big and filled, you won't be hungry after el juanchito!

Great Colombian food and beer selection. The food is really authentic! Must go while in Paris!read more

I went to Tente en Pie for lunch today and was so impressed that I had to write a review. I have…read morebeen looking for more "modern" restaurants like this in Paris recently, but I've struggled to find them. This is exactly what I was looking for. The food was great, large portions, reasonable prices, in a great setting. It reminded me a lot of the more modern restaurants in San Diego, where I moved here from. The ambiance is really nice, the restaurant in spacious (rare in Paris, and especially this neighborhood), and the service was really good. They also have a nice bar, so I think I will go back to try for a drink soon.

Very good ambiance and very helpful employees, staff is very friendly. Food is really good and…read morerepresentative of Latin America, though it is a bit expensive.

Walking around my staying neighborhood, I came across this restaurant and decided to give it a try…read more The place is small but plenty of tables. Was greeted and seated right away. The ambience was good with Spanish music playing on the background. I ordered a typical Colombian dish Sobre barriga. I must say that it was good. The texture was almost perfect. The only down side was the Yuca (Cassava). It was too hard and must be soft. The other is that there were no beans to accompany the dish. While this of course is not required as we are not in South America I would recommend it as a side dish. The rice, salad, avocado and plantain were just perfect with the food. Other than that it was a good meal....if you ever in the area give them a try.

Authentic and delicious Colombian food, a unique surprise in our visit to Paris. The servers were…read morefriendly (and they speak Spanish!). Food was good but the portion sizes were very, very large. Come hungry or be prepared to take some food home.

This place was AMAZING!!! everything is homemade and made with such care. Also, so cute and has…read moresuch a nice vibe.

Best coffee shop near Garde du Nord, if you ever pass by you have to try the Pandebono, they have…read morespecialty coffee from Colombia.

I'm an American. I live in Las Vegas. I have eaten at this restaurant both times I've visited…read moreParis. I am very experienced with Columbian food as I ate plenty of it while living in Chicago for twelve years. I've also traveled to Santo Domingo where similar offerings were served (tostones or fried plantains, fried fish, and so on). Paris is truly great because there is just about every food and culture imaginable living and creating foods here. This is a great example of that delicious mix. I walked in here the first time after visiting Montmartre. My hotel is about a mile away and the walking directions steered me past here. Was I hungry? No! But, I'm greedy and curious. The patrons and workers were welcoming and didn't make me and my gringo husband feel out of place. Thankfully, I also speak enough Spanish to order correctly and get another drink of necessary. When you can accomplish such things like goes a lot better. Both times I've ordered the fried tilapia plate. It comes with rice, tostones, and coleslaw. My complaint is the coleslaw. I'm a person that doesn't like my food flavors and juices running into each other. The sweetness from the slaw touched my fish. It also got a little bit wet. Also, they brought out our apps and didn't give us any plates. We ate our empanadas with our hands and shared the plate to chop and consume the chorizo. The salsa picante is just right with the heat. The fish could use some more salt, but that was accomplished by adding lemon and then a couple of sprinkles of the high blood pressure enducer. I drank two orange Fantas and hubby had two Columbian beers. He ate the chicken, plantain, and rice . He's not a coleslaw fan and he pushed his food up the hill like I did to escape the sweet puddle. They play lovey Columbian tunes via YouTube. The video is being project on a screen as you enter the restaurant. There are precoooked foods to take home with you as well as some chips, crackers, cookies, and gum to take away if you'd like. I definitely suggest this restaurant if you'd like to try a new cultural offering or if you are a little bit tired of escargot and caviar.