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!!!

I was skeptical of Kim k saying this was the best burger she's ever had but god damn...burger and…read moreMac n cheese both 10/10. Mac and cheese tasted like cacio e pepe

Yikes to how rude the waitress is. Only bad dining experience we had in Paris. Service can greatly…read moreimprove/be less pretentious.

Very good Brazilian food! I went there with my Brazilian girlfriend and she loved it as well…read more Friendly waiter, good drinks and highly recommended if you in the area. Prices around 15€ per main dish. 8€ for Caipirinha.

Five stars to one of the best Brazilian food I ever tried outside of Brazil. Made with few…read moreingredients and tasty just as it is supposed to be. The place is very cozy and friendly, the staff speaks Portuguese as well. Big thanks for the live music: very pleasant to listen to and just on the right volume. PERFECT.

We tried this Peruvian restaurant after my boyfriend spotted it a couple of weeks ago. We're really…read moreinto Latin American food so this seemed like a good spot. We started with a special starter of octopus, salmon and ceviche that was absolutely gorgeous, topped with a sweet but spicy Peruvian sauce. For our mains my boyfriend had a wok style spaghetti with beef and I had salmon with prawns and mashed potatoes. I was a little disappointed on the mains on offer, a little overpriced and not a huge choice. We finished with a Peruvian corn-based dessert and a moelleux chocolat. Along with a carafe of red wine our bill came to just over 70 euros. If I return, I'll probably grab some tapas dishes for my main as there was a lot more choice and variety there! The restaurant is very spacious and you can turn up with or without a reservation to be greeted by very friendly staff!

Both the food and the service were great. From a range of tapas like starters to more constructed…read moredishes, every thing was very tasty and well cooked. The meat actually tasted like latin american meat and the dishes were not too spicy. The starters range from 7 to 10 euros, you can also find tapas assortments for 18 euros. The dishes are somewhere between 15 and 20 euros. Deserts are around 7 euros and we also had half a bottle of wine for 13 euros. Overall it was a really good experience and I would definetely recommand this place for a diner. They have a wide bench aswell as separated tables so it can work both for romantic diners and diners with friends!

I discovered Arepas in Orlando at Tako Cheena, an Asian-Latin fusion joint that serves the soft &…read morehumid style of arepas. I love those and it was obvious that Bululú's Venezuelan arepas are different: dry buns sliced open with food slipped inside. I ordered two arepas: one Carupanera and one Reina Pepiada. My absolute favorite was the Carupanera with sausage, plantain, red pickled onion and avocado. Each ingredient complemented the others so well and it was all fresh and filling. The Reina Pepiada's avocado cream and chicken was delicious too but a little too gooey for my taste. And to be honest you'd really have to be starving to devour two of their arepas. The 9 euro lunch menu with one arepa, one soup and a drink is a great deal. Speaking of drinks the Papelón con limón (raw hardened sugar cane juice, water, and lime served on ice) is so good I might just walk back to get another one right now. I'm so proud a great little place like this exists in my own backyard.

Portions are filling and ingredients are fresh…read more They used to have an arepa of the month with pork and mango and it was by far the most delicious, mouth watering arepa of my entire life. Tastebud fiesta. PLEASE Bululu-- bring it back !! I need this in my life.

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.

This was a nice experience. The food was fresh and it the spot. The restaurant is cute and the…read moreservice was good. I really enjoyed the food and I will be back while I'm in Paris.

Well I was a little skeptical at first but I have to admit this place was really good. The people…read morethan run the place are super friendly and the food is simply awesome. Great restaurant for a little party, a quick bite, a little tête a tête... It's a nice all around kind of place. Open at lunch with a really good lunch deal. Bueno

Ahh, Ramona-Thank you. The best Mexican food on the…read morecontinent . The sangria, the mojito along with nachos, enchiladas and burritos. The best hot sauce east of San Diego . We will enroll in a monthly subscription of great food.

My boyfriend and I came here with two reservations at 8:40 pm on a weeknight which was absolutely…read moreunnecessary because this place was basically empty. There's a reason why. While my boyfriend and I dined here, the only waitress made 9 trips outside to take food out to delivery services. If they can't focus on their restaurant, why do they choose to supply for delivery? The whole experience here was unpleasant. I absolutely love Mexican food and Mexican food alone is hard to find in Paris. Good Mexican food doesn't exist here. We ordered nachos with cheese for 9.5€ to start. They were awful and I could have made them at home. There were maybe six bites with four jalapeños, some cheese, pico de gallo, and guac. Not worth the money. For our mains we ordered the beef quesadilla and four tacos (carnitas, beef, chicken, and veggie). The tacos came with rice and beans. The food was not memorable and people would demand a refund for it in the states because it was just meat on tortillas! The whole time we had to serve ourselves because the one man kitchen and one waitress thing doesn't work if they are trying to do a million things at once. I had to search the room for a new bottle of water. I had to get up and walk to the bar for salsa. I had to wave my arms for her to take our order. Then I had to wave my arms again to get dessert. For desert we ordered the fondant and it was awful. Microwaved sad excuse for dessert. Our whole meal came out to 44€. I will never be coming back here. Or ordering food from here. Taco Bell tastes like ass and even that's better than this crap they serve here.

After being abroad for almost two months, I needed my Chipotle fix. I was so happy to find not one,…read morebut two in Paris! However, if you are a desperate American feinding for Chipotle like I was, I would recommend checking out the other location instead of this one. First off, the portions are super small. I was sad to find my bowl at about 3/5 the size of what I would normally get- for almost 12 euro. The bowl itself was ok, not as fresh as I am used to but still satisfied my craving. The workers there were rude and seemed to look down upon us. Frankly, I left disappointed (and still hungry).

i literally sharted 26 times in the car on the way home thanks to you chipotle!!!!!!! i am never…read morecoming back!!! two hour update i have explosive diarrhea and i barfed 4 times thanks alot!!!!!