The guayaba chicharron is one of the most incredible pastries I have ever had. That alone would be…read moreworth five stars but the incredible coffee, great staff, and every other food item I had was also high level. This is going to be a go to stop for me in Tampa. It should be one for you too!

The decorations and ambience are amazing here. Really fun and authentic - makes you feel…read moretransported to Columbia. It's kind of like Cracker Barrel, but Columbian. But we had to wait ten minutes to get a server. She was nice enough - the one time we talked to her. We had waited so long for a server that we ordered our drinks and food at the same time. Then the wait for our drinks started. A good ten minutes after we ordered, someone brought the food. A few seconds later, someone else brought the drinks. And the drinks were basic - two waters and a lemonade. The food wasn't bad. My wife, who has been to Columbia many times, got the bandeja paisa, which is steak, plantains, egg, rice, pork rinds, chorizo and corn cake. She said it wasn't bad. I had the fish fillet with garlic sauce, which came with three sides. Our son got the kid's chicken and french fries. The food wasn't ok, but the service was too disappointing to make us want to return, despite the great ambience/.

This has been my new favorite place as of late. If you like…read moreColumbian food this is your place. They recently remodeled. It gives. South American Steakhouse vibes Each server i have had there has been. Amazing. Yonathan and Peter were attentive and they remembered me when I came back( repeatedly. Now the food. Everything I've ever had has been good.

According to the past reviews, La Cabaña has been around for at least 15 years…read more This is the first time we have been, & come to find out they completely rebuilt their restaurant. It is quite stunning. Once we passed it, we came back for dinner. They serve Colombian food - rotisserie chicken, steak, Colombian soups and dishes, breakfast, lunch, & dinner. They also have a bar. We had empanadas, agua de panela con queso (traditional Colombian warm drink with cheese), and Ajiaco which is a Colombian chicken stew. Our food was excellent, & our service was too. We can't believe this is here. Def a nice change for us, & we will definitely be back. There's a lot of seating here too for big groups.

Great place to dine. Family friendly and the food is tasty . Great place for party and sports…read moreevents.

I love LCPX cafe so I decided to try the sister restaurant La Pequeña Colombia that is located…read moreright next door. We ordered the tostones de carne y pollo and these were so tasty. Loaded with meats and topping such a good appetizer for sharing! The bandeja paisa was good but I wish the meats were a bit more flavorful. The flan wasn't bad but it did not need the added sprinkles. The fresh juices are amazing I really enjoyed the mango and would definitely order this again! Overall not a bad experience I just enjoy the unique modern dishes that LCPX cafe offers more than what's offered here. I went with two other people and we shared the app and main entree and still had leftover food so the portions are HUGE!

Since it's been a min my pictures are no longer on my fone but I must say and give credit to been…read moregoing there for many years now and their food is just delicious I must say my opinion now had a varies types but my favorite is their white rice with carne frita n of course their morcilla...next time there I will take a picture of my plate and share I highly recommend this place

Update ( I guess I forgot we ordered here before and only realized when we left the review but the…read morefood seems to be consistently bad ...dang they got us again for being so close lol) I've tried the chicharrones from this place twice now, (3 if you count 8 months ago when I forgot) and both times were a letdown. The first time, my partner picked up the order in person , we paid for a pound but got maybe 3/4 of a pound, and they were just fat with no crunch at all. They had the audacity to be bad and on top of that SHORT US. I decided to give them another chance and ordered through Uber Eats. They were still warm, so clearly fresh, but they were the chewiest, most unflavored and unappetizing chicharrones I've ever had still just full of fat. From a place called La Lechonera, you'd think they'd have these down. Sadly, I'll probably never order from here again. ( IF I CAN REMEMBER LMAO)

Their food is so good been going there for over 10 years now nice atmosphere owners are very…read morefriendly I have tried other dishes but my main one is those pupusas I could never get enough of them...highly recommend this place and bring back the old waitress indeed...last time I was there they had hired a new girl in which didn't know too much and didn't explain on a dish my friend had ordered not good at all but was told by owner the old waitress was returning...hope she has will be stopping by soon...

If you know, you know--and if you don't, let me put you on: this spot is serving up some of the…read morebest, no-frills pupusas in town. Pupuseria & Cafeteria Centro America is the real deal. No fancy décor, no overdone plating--just honest, soul-warming food the way abuelita would make it. We ordered a few pupusas revueltas and they were thick, cheesy, and crispy at the edges--just how you want 'em. Each bite was loaded with flavor, and they didn't skimp on the fillings either (respectfully, some of y'all out there are serving tortillas with trust issues). The curtido came bagged up and packed with crunch and tang--exactly what you need to cut through that melted cheese goodness. Prices are humble, portions are generous, and while it may be a small spot, the flavors are huge. Whether you're a pupusa purist or just learning what curtido even is--this little cafeteria deserves a big spot on your food map. Bonus points: you'll leave full, happy, and maybe even planning your return trip before you've finished your last bite.

Very yummy food! Flew in from Chicago, the food was fresh and the server was super helpful and nice!read more

He ido por años a este restaurante y desde que llegas se siente el buen ambiente, la atención súper…read moreamable y la comida siempre fresca y llena de sabor. Me encanta que tienen opciones deliciosas. Todo salió hermoso presentado y con porciones muy buenas.

That Peruvian chicken craving has been real, so I finally made my way to Cuenelli's Rotisserie…read moreChicken & Grill. When I pulled up, I wasn't sure if they were open or closed, but as soon as I walked in, the cashier greeted me right away. Starting off strong with great customer service. I ordered the quarter dark with fries, a Sprite, and of course the yellow sauce. The chicken was juicy and flavorful, the fries were solid, and that yellow sauce tied it all together perfectly. The only miss? My fountain Sprite was flatter than a crepe -- definitely a sign the spout needs changing. I was this close to grabbing a slice of tres leches cake, but I had just finished an ice cream cone from McDonald's, so I had to show a little restraint. Overall, my craving was satisfied -- and that's what counts. Thanks, Cuenelli's!

My first time eating Peruvian food and I have truly been MISSING OUT!!!…read more This is a spot tucked off a main road, but worth checking out. Super friendly staff and a cute space with plenty of seating. Specializing in rotisserie chicken, they really know what they're doing here! Everything we had was absolutely delicious. A ton of flavor, fresh, and light to eat so much without feeling stuffed. The half chicken and Cuenellis Special gave us a perfect mix of everything the menu offers. The steak over the cilantro rice with an egg is a flavor combo I love. The yuka fries and plantains were cooked perfectly. I also really loved both sauces that came with our meals.

This is the second store that locate in the Armenia. The first store is very close to airport. Both…read morestores have good food and good skill chef. My son has the carne Asada. The meat piece is big enough for single hungry people. I like the sweet plantain that comes with it. It did not burn the edge. I have paisa Bandeja. It has the combination meat plate with carne, fried pork belly, sausage, porch egg and more. This is good dish that you can try all meat. Overall service is normal. Food is excellent.

Horrible servicio , pedi por uber eat 2 sancichos de carne y solo llego uno ,, llame al restaurant…read morey se lavaron las manos , reportaron que la entrega fue lo pedido , uns estafa en la cara del cliente . No recomiendo este negocio

A nice small Colombian restaurant in Hillsborough. I went on a Sunday evening. Entrance is actually…read morein the outdoor dining area, then going indoors to the very small dining area and counter. I was greeted immediately and sat in a table near the entrance. I could have done an alcoholic drink, but I decided to go easy and take the passion fruit juice with milk (5.50) instead. It had a light flavor, but still pretty good. It was a bit too heavy with the milk. Almost like a smoothy. For my entree, I took the grilled shrimp with rice and vegetables as my sides (20 dollars). For the price, the portions were quite generous. 12 pieces of small grilled shrimp with a large amount of rice and ample amount of veggies. The shrimp was sadly a little overdone as it got a bit rubbery and hard to take out from the skewer. But it was flavored nicely. The vegetables were more enjoyable as it was steamed and seasoned nicely. The rice was fine. Since there was a good amount of food, I took some back to my hotel room. I skipped dessert as I was getting too full. The service was good and friendly. It seemed to be a family restaurant as there looked to be just 3 servers and maybe a chef or two in the kitchen. The dining area is pretty small and can get cramped, but there was a live singer singing Spanish Latin songs and getting the crowd energized. Outdoor seating is available as well. Bathroom was outside and you need a key to get in. Unfortunately, the cow at the entrance was a not safe to mount, but the mini donkey next to it didn't mind a silly cowboy to sit on it for a quick photo op. For the price paid, Monseratte offers decent food and generous portion for the price. It is very casual and quite small, but if you go at the right time, you can enjoy some live music as well. I will visit them again maybe for lunch next time I am in the Tampa area. Overall: B

The food here is amazing. I have had the paella once, fantastic. Otherwise I go for more simple…read morefood. The pork skins may not be healthy but delicious. I normally go for the farmers plate for my entree. I think that is what it's called. Sausage, steak, egg pork belly etc. be hungry. Service is great. They truly appreciate you coming in. Simple decor, but homey.

Brought friends here for lunch and decided to try the milanesa today, with fries and yellow rice as…read moresides. Just as I expected, this place never disappoints. I've only had Argentinian-style milanesa before, and I can easily say I liked the Teresita style better. The marinara sauce on the milanesa brings enough acidity to cut through the grease from the fried meat -- the meat is thin and crispy, but not at all dry. The fries and yellow rice make the meal an absolute steal based on the amount of food you get. My friend had the fried fish, which looked delicious -- excited to try it myself next time. Will definitely be back to try more items on the menu!

I really wanted this to be a home run, especially being in Tampa, where the Cuban sandwich was…read moreborn, But what I got instead was a foul ball. I ordered takeout at lunchtime expecting something fresh and satisfying. The Cuban sandwich was the biggest letdown. They try to get slick by loading you up with slices of ham while giving you very little pork, when the pork should be the star. I even left specific notes on the order: no salami and add mustard. Somehow, they still left a piece of salami in there and didn't put any mustard at all. A Cuban sandwich without mustard? I don't know. It was so bad I had to take both halves of the sandwich and move all the pork onto one side just to make it resemble something decent. There was one tiny slice of pickle. Don't take my word for it--check the pictures. That's why I always include them. The soup? It reminded me of Lipton soup. No knock if you like that, but this was basically Lipton soup with grease. As for the coffee, it was takeout coffee, so I can't even complain too much. I got it to wake me up, but honestly... after this meal, I should have just stayed sleeping. Overall, really disappointing given the expectations.