Pleasant surprise! I guess it shouldn't be, Eastie is chock full of the best Latin food in the…read morecity, but ceviche is something most of the city can't seem to pull off and Rincon does it with flair. The place is pretty low-key, but it definitely got packed on a Friday night. It makes sense - the place is high quality, reasonably priced and, honestly, everyone loves Peruvian food. As good as the ceviche was, the highlight was the lamb stew (seco de cabrito), which may have been the best lamb dish I've had in the city, no joke. Pisco sour was a bit sweet for me. Gotta complain about something, right?

Cute small spot so close to the airport. Swung by to eat before our flight…read more Customer service was great. Everyone was friendly. You can feel the warmth of our Hispanic people. Server was quick to take our order and walk us through our questions. We ordered a jalea mixta to share. It was fresh, delicious and a good size. Def very authentic Peruvian. Def will be coming back here again.

Stopped by for a mid-morning breakfast on a Sunday afternoon and had an enjoyable experience. It…read morewas quite busy so it took a little long for food to come out, but they do give chips and salsa to munch on while you wait. I ordered the desyanos mi pueblito and it was really good. The steak was cooked perfectly and it came with everything I was craving. Plus the refried beans, creama, eggs, plantains, chicharron, and warm tortilla--yum! The pupusa was different, as it's made with a different cheese here which the waitress did warn us. Because of this, it wasn't our favorite but still good. Overall this spot is popular in East Boston, I would definitely check it out! Also if you tell them it's your birthday they will sing to you and you get to wear the special hat :)

" Nightmare on Border Street ". I ordered the steak plate…read more. My husband the chicken . I am sorry to say , food tasted reheated and not fresh . I was disappointed. The prices are not good at all for the quality and portion size . The waiter took forever to just bring us water , never mind servicing us . Yikes ! The vibe feels like you're in a busy supermarket not warm at all . Parking is limited as they have no garage. Plus it's located near the Tobin bridge so no side street parking . You might have to walk like 2 blocks or less for a safe parking spot . Just always read the signs before parking .

Chicharrón! Yes please!…read more This place is always so popular whenever we come in for dinner. There's usually a wait at the door to be seated because the place is always jam packed with people. It's really worth the wait because everything is so darn tasty! We have dined in a few times and it never disappoints. I always like to get the Paisa entree because it comes with a huge side of crunchy chicharrón which I love! The non-alcoholic drinks are very good. They have a coconut drink which tastes refreshing and it's not too sweet. They also have a few margaritas and other beers. The staff is always super nice and accommodating. And even though it's always busy it's not too chaotic and the service is pretty quick. The food is always flavorful and cooked perfectly! It tastes like a home cooked meal and it actually feels like I am visiting a relatives house for dinner. Everyone at the restaurant always has a smile on their face and it's always just a great dining experience. Whenever I am in town I always think of this restaurant!

The service was amazing so warm and friendly. Immediately acknowledged us and took drink orders. We…read morehad licuados (fruit smoothies) they were so rich and delicious. Then our food order of 2 mini bandeja paisa was quick and delicious. Will definitely return and highly recommend.

Ordered take out: -…read moreMini bandeja: Loved the rice and beans (I know it's the most basic part of the plate but if a place can't master these, they lose me). Carne was dry. Chicharron was great. - Arepa: looks like a tortilla, so not the typical thick arepas I'm used to. So felt like I paid $8 just for a tortilla and small block of cheese - Tostones con guacamole: I prefer my tostones to be crispier, but they had great taste. - Cazuela de Mariscos: Great flavor. I put it on top of rice and enjoyed it with the other food, otherwise too heavy/dense on it's own. I didn't enjoy the mussels (I love mussels). They were too gritty.

" From Colombia with Love " For a moment I was…read moretransported in time to my aunt Mimi's house in Colombia. Where I spent many wonderful summer vacations as a child . We tried a little of everything on the menu . The smoothies our a must . Everything tasted fresh and delicious. The service was kind. Overall warm and welcoming. (For a moment I could feel myself eating at my aunts house in Colombia , it was that warm and welcoming of an environment ). The name of the restaurant " Con Sabor a Colombia " is the most favorable name for this establishment. Which translates to ; Food with flavor of Colombia. Parking is difficult but manageable. The prices are a bargain for the quality, portion size , experience and freshness.

Visited on a Sunday morning, and although it was packed, tables turned over quickly and there…read morealways seemed to be a place to sit and eat. My boyfriend and I got what felt like a feast for around $20: two types of cheese bread, an arepa, plantains, rice and beans, steak, eggs, and a large coffee. Everything was delicious, and the service was friendly, welcoming, and prompt. We only wish we had discovered this place sooner--we'll definitely be back!

Delicious empanadas and arepas, everything is fresh here! The staff were kind and prices were very…read morereasonable. This place is always packed and I am glad we finally tried it out.

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!

Best Colombian food In the area step con queso…read more Sopa de mondongo Hot chocolate and all the rest of the food is so good

I hadnt been to this old Columbian stalwart in Eastie in ages. Its not as good as it used to be but…read morestill a solid choice for traditional Columbian food.

Walked 9 minutes from Hilton Garden Inn hotel good exercise before meal place was crowded even…read moreasked patrons leaving dinner all said they were very good highly recommend There were many I wanted to try but decided on Paella with Rice Shrimp Mussels chicken and clams I will take photos when it comes to my table place feels like a friendly family restaurant with special of the day on board Anticipation. . . Waiting. . . And Waiting Waiting is Good you know it's made to order I tried the Pasta but on menu but there's many others Luna Mare Swordfish with Shrimp and Luna Terra Prime Rib they also have starters Soup and Salad as well as burgers and Venezolanas They also have Full bar menu of drinks Eliana finally came over to say your dinner is coming next told her l came over from Hawaii walked 10 minutes from hotel she was trilled saying you will enjoy I can't wait to taste my Paella I've had many so I know what I'm comparing to it's still rated four stars I'll wait till tasting is Done !?! And here it is Finally taking pictures first Then the Tasting but that's a Lot of Food ! I can't finish but great thing is that I have to catch early flight home at 6 AM no place open this will definitely keep satisfied whole flight home to Honolulu Whenever I come back to Boston I will definitely stop by and walk 10 minutes Bonaparte I changed it to Five while Eating the Paella

We stopped by this spot while we stayed at a nearby hotel before an early flight and we weren't so…read moresure about it judging from the area but it was such a good find! The staff was so attentive and accommodating, even custom printed a kid's menu because they were out. The menu is extensive and everything we tried - calamari, fish and chips, and lobster ravioli - was really solid. The space was a little warm and funky but overall it was a great experience.

Love everything except for their fried calamari. Don't get…read moreit from here, it tasted like the inside of a freezer, and gave me food poisoning. Their tostones con todo is just what I need when I'm hungry. It fills me up so much, it makes me feel like I don't need to eat for the next few days.

Food and service and ambiance were all great but seeing AI slop on the menus instead of actual…read morepictures of drinks made me wonder the entire meal about what else they were cheaping out on. It's really disappointing because it was one of my favorite spots but luckily there is no shortage of good food in Chelsea.

I wish to stress that I would like to come back to this little hole-in-the-wall restaurant…read more Upon arriving to Chelsea on the commuter rail, I thought I would have time to sit down for a nice Central-American meal, but nooooooo. My wife was getting out in Revere right when I arrived in Chelsea, and she wanted to get something to eat (btw, picky eater, no way she would eat here). Coming this far I just had to get something, even if it meant eating it when I got home. I wanted something authentic and delicious. I got a couple of pupusa's to go. They weren't great cold, once we had gotten home; however a few minutes in the toaster oven and we were back in business and they were delicious. A great snack before going to bed. I would have enjoyed them better fresh, but I enjoyed them just getting the chance to try it. The only other time I had gotten pupusa was at California Burrito in Nashua N.H., I don't find them too often. Oh, so the parking is limited in the neighborhood. However, the restaurant is clean and the colors used for the paint are bright and cheery. I imagine myself here on a hot summer day enjoying a meal, and it's a cheerful change of pace in the winter months of Boston with the cold breeze bearing down these grey streets of Chelsea. The staff are bilingual and were very polite. This little neighborhood restaurant is worth paying a visit to.

" not good at all" I love pupusas. Not these , the dough…read moreis not good and the meat and sauce with meat taste gross . I almost vomited. The service was friendly. The vibe is welcoming. Parking is around back so that's not an issue .