I absolutely love this place. Since I've discovered it, I've come here twice. We ordered the…read moreAltoque Breakfast and Chicharron sandwich along with a latte and cono dulce with dulce de leite. The breakfasts were so filling, you are given a decent portion a the food is beyond delicious. This has become a weekly weekend treat for our family.

Sometimes you just feel like having a quick easy meal and empanadas fits the plan! I stopped in at…read morethe Altoque Cafe and picked up a few, along with a spinach pastry. The food was very good. With the chicken and beef empanadas, they serve spicy and creamy dipping sauces. I loved both, but they're not kidding with the spicy, it hits you! There's also a large display case of sweets and pastries which looked delicious. Next time, I'm coming back for that and the coffee! The store is in a strip mall on Rt 46. Plenty of parking, friendly service, and affordable prices. Some tables to sit at inside as well.

Went on Easter Sunday, place was crowded. Greeted right away. Waited 5-10min for a table. Service…read morewas amazing! Food was delicious, took some sweets home and they were all amazing! Will definitely return to try out dinner!

Caught a bad cold and stopped in here to look for plain bread and chicken soup…read more I believe it may be Colombian or Central American, based on the baked goods. Was slightly disappointed they only had beef vegetable, but was I ever wrong in my disappointment. This soup was one of the absolute best I've ever tasted! The broth is very thick and hearty, filled with all the great soup vegetables, including chunks of corn on the cob, as well as beef and some sausage. The flavor was rich and lush and made me think of my grandmother's soup. I also wound up buying an Apple turnover and some type of flakey pastry with cherries. Absolute melt-in-your-mouth yumminess! I HIGHLY recommend this tiny, but mighty, little gem. Driving by on Rt 46 you might miss it because it's so small. Trust me when I tell you, the soup alone is worth the stop!

I arrived and had a Nuestra on ice with a lime, delicious, had ceviche magnifique, then came the…read moremaduros excellent, I finished with a lovely paella, the Spain France game was on the big screen and all was to my satisfaction.

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.

The best kept secret in Dover!…read more My boyfriend and I came here by chance when we were in Dover craving yuca fries, and since then, we've been hooked! We even came here to eat two days in a row once hahah Prices can't be beat, food is high quality deliciousness, and employees are extremely nice. You really get more bang for your buck when you order Bandeja Paisa, Especial de Bandeja, or the Calentado Paisa. They're all a little different but they each come with a variation of your choice of meat (grilled beef, chicken, pork, or chicarron) with rice, beans, egg, and corn patty in addition to whatever makes each dish different. For example: Bandeja Paisa includes grilled beef, chorizo, AND chicharron; Especial de Bandeja includes maduros and a beverage. Those options are all between $9-$12.50 AND the portions are huge!!! Sometimes when we don't want to get a huge platter like the ones listed above, we'll even opt for ordering multiple sides to make our own "platters" lol. I've ordered sides of yuca fries, chorizo, rice, and the Caldo de Costilla (beef rib broth - $4 under the breakfast menu) and be SUPER full at a super cheap price! ALSO! They have the best pink sauce and hot sauce ever. I don't know what it is about it, but it's just sooo good and flavorful. The pink sauce is very garlicy and the hot sauce has a nice kick and a slight vinegar-y taste. Mmm. I can't rave enough about this place. It's a tiny restaurant though so tables are limited (especially with COVID-19 social distancing in place), but if you have a chance to dine in, do it! They also offer take-out. Highly recommend!

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.

I found them to be one of the best places in the area to pick up Colombian food…read more Even if it's in the food court at the mall it's still the best place in the area. I have tried a few other places but their food has been lacking and small portions compared to cafelombia!

Had beef empanadas here and they were TERRIBLE . I know real Colombian style empanadas and Love…read morethem . This place doesn't serve them here , they are tough booty fresh and the worst almost no beef inside just full of potatoes and a tiny bit of beef ! Blatantly using 90% potatoes and maybe 10% beef . Just another consumer ripoff and no pride in your product sad . Guess I'll have to stick to getting them in Queens

Great rotisserie chicken! Better than Costco (for sure), and it's worth the splurge. The sauces go…read moresooo well with the chicken and it's also super juicy and well seasoned. I wish I lived closer to this spot - it's a great grab and go dinner for the family on nights where cooking feels like too much. Ty for reading :3

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

New to the area and wanted to try some Spanish food. Stopped in here to try it out. The service…read morewas great, very welcoming. Has the Lomo Saltado de pollo- very tasty! Husband has the Chaufa especial and he loved it. Will definitely return!

Some research is recommended before ordering as this small, seemingly takeout-focused spot has a…read moregiant menu. Billed as Mexican and Peruvian, its many combo platters also include Colombian and Honduran options. In the massive Parillada Acapulco, the pork chop is the best of the meats, while I enjoyed the sausage and fried pork skins more than the chicken and steak. A surprisingly successful part of the combo is the salad, which isn't fancy but works well with the rice and meat. And the light green sauce puts in a notable supporting performance.

We recently moved to Flanders and have been on the hunt for decent latino food. Sabores de Colombia…read moredid not disappoint! We ordered the birria tacos and the Paisa Platter. The birria tacos were excellent, juicy and flavorful. The only thing is that they were pretty salty, and I wish they came with some sort of side, like rice, beans, or veggies. The Paisa platter consisted of steak, pork rinds, rice, beans, egg, avocado, plantains, a piece of bread. I was very impressed by this spread, and we received way more food than expected. The steak was tender and was cooked perfectly. Everything was super flavorful, but again a bit salty. I was very thirsty but the end of the meal! The service was also excellent and the waiter did a great job of explaining each dish to my husband. The ambiance was also nice, and we really enjoyed the travel videos they were playing on the large TV screens. I do think they could jazz up the inside a bit to make it a little more cozy and less fast-food-ish, but that's just my personal opinion.

Disappointment Experience! I rarely leave negative reviews, but my recent visit left me genuinely…read morefrustrated. The food was the biggest issue and For the price point, I expected much better quality and consistency. The ingredients didn't taste fresh, and the textures were off in a way that made the meal hard to enjoy. Even the simplest items--things that should be hard to mess up--were underwhelming. The staff was polite, but that couldn't make up for the disappointing food. I hope the kitchen improves, because right now it's not a place I'd return to or recommend. Im still waiting for the manager to call me back...

Portions, quality and taste of each meal was a 10/10. It is the perfect place to stop in for…read morebreakfast, dinner or lunch.

I've only had Colombian food a few times before but I would say this place is pretty solid. I tried…read moretheir empanada and bandeja paisa dish that brings a bit of everything (rice beans chorizo chicharron, fried egg, avocado, plantains and arepa). I found everything to be tasty except I wasn't a fan of their arepa. It lacked flavor. However, service and ambiance was great and loved that the place is Colombian run. Would recommend