We came here on a Friday night and the place had a steady trickle of people…read more We got the spinach empanada, vegan plate and the bandeja paisa, which is a standard Colombian plate. The vegan plate had black beans, white rice, plantains, and a side salad. The bandeja paisa had beans, a fried egg, chicharron, steak, rice, plantain, and chorizo. The meat was perfectly grilled but the chicharron was a little tough but still good. The vegan plate had much flavor -- the beans were tasty and the rice fresh. They were very generous with the plantains. The complimentary tortilla chips and salsa were so fresh and delicious. The spinach empanada was a little tough - it was crispy but there was less spinach than I would have expected and the cheese in it wasn't really melted either. Overall the food was very fresh and delicious. Parking can be tricky bc their lot fits only 3 cars. We parked a couple blocks in the neighborhood. Front of the store parking also seems limited. Service was kind and efficient. Food came out in less than 5-10 minutes. Place is well decorated and has nice seemingly traditional decor inside.

I don't understand why this place doesn't have at minimum a 4.5…read more The food is so tasty, the portions are massive, and the value for the money is incredible. Plenty of vegetarian options and they're flexible with substitutions. Love the homey mom and pop vibes, this is a small business that you should 1000% support.

Everything is good here. I always over-order... For a…read morehefty breakfast or brunch, get the Bandeja Campesina (lots of meat) which should be enough food by itself, or get some other stuff to go with it, like Sancocho de pollo (chicken soup), or some donuts or empanadas. Whatever you get. you can't go wrong, it's all good. The inside is spacious and large enough, never filled. Feels very inviting and homely. Great food, great service, and great feeling even after you're full. Just Great and worth coming to again and again. Must Try.

Buena comida y buen servicio Lo malo que te cobran $3.50 por…read moreusar tarjeta para pagar. Y el menú no te informa, nomas te lo meten y ya ni modo. Quien anda cash estos días. Es un modo de sacarle más dinero a la gente.

Are you ready to eat a hefty and hearty meal? La Fonda Antioquena is one of few Columbian…read morerestaurants in LA. I've been here a few times since I tag along with my Columbian friend for brunch here. This place is not for vegetarians. So, keep on driving or skip reading this if you are. The empanadas here are delicious. My favorite type of empanadas. Made with a crunchy, fried corn dough filled with meat. Served with encurtido, it's a Columbian salsa type but little spice. What I had recently here is sanchocho. This soup reminds me of a caldo de res but with oxtail, plantain, yucca. It also has potato and corn. Very hearty and comforting. It's served with a side of white rice on the side and arepa. If you every come here for breakfast, you'll be fed like a champion. Try the bandeja paiso.. Take your gout pills first. It's a meat fest. Serving of fried pork belly (crispy chitarrones), grilled steak (churrasco). It's served with rice, beans, egg, plantains, arepas, Comes with heart healthy avocado and a tomato for good health. You might have a hard time standing up after this meal. The service here is always good. Well especially because my friend is a regular.

We ordered sancocho,suadero & churrasco. All of the food was spot on authentic & delicious. The…read moreportions are very generous & the service is friendly & quick. The restaurant is very clean. Absolutely would recommend this establishment.

BOOM!!!! A must stop…read morefor Columbian! Know that this is a very busy place to though.This was a truly amazing experience into the flavors of a Colombian meal. I decided to go with here to taste a different part of the world. The dish I selected, is the Banda Paisano Trifeca which is a macro and micronutrient bomb of delicious vegetables, starches, and protein. Apparently many with very hard physically demanding jobs need a "strong meal," and within Columbian Culture this dish was formed. Beautiful story, AND it has blood sausage!!! The place was slammed but got me the first available seat in 10 mins or so, and though we both couldn't communicate beyond the common cordial words and menu semantics, her demeanor and body language was very inviting and courteous. This place was a class act. Get you some!!!

I'm giving this place one star only because there's no option for less. The experience was quite…read moreunpleasant from the start. The service was cold, inattentive, and at times outright rude. I felt overlooked and treated with very little consideration, while other tables seemed to receive a much more friendly and attentive approach. As for the food, it's not terrible, but it definitely doesn't make up for the poor service. There are plenty of places where you're made to feel welcome and appreciated as a customer--this was not one of them. I wouldn't return or recommend it.

Small place but great vibes. The staff are very attentive and very nice. Colombian food is a bit…read moreheavy so if you are into a good heavy meal then this is your spot. Great place to hang out with friends while you play some bolirana and have some great good.

Escala in Ktown is where cultures collide on the plate and in the room. Colombian food -- real…read moreColombian food -- in the heart of Koreatown. El Chino's spot, Bogotá soul, LA address. We got the chicharron plate: thick cut fried pork belly, rice, beans, avocado, sweet plantain, arepa, sunny egg. The ceviche. Short rib with guava gravy. Colombian soda. Sixteen dollars for a full plate that hits every time. The vibe inside matches the food -- it's lively, it's warm, it's the kind of spot where everyone belongs. And with the World Cup coming, this is exactly where you want to be watching the games. Big screens, great food, and a crowd that actually cares. Only in LA does a spot like this exist.

I come here for a Latino brunch. What does that mean, it's a brunch with amazing cocktails and…read moreoriginal brunch dishes. You won't find those played out hollaindaise here. Get some chicharron and ktown rice. Also try the coco loco to get litty! @EseLatinoAngelino Ps- parking here is tough. Don't be cheap and get an uber or waymo

We just had their arepa de chicharron con queso at the the Latina Fest and it was delicious! We are…read morelooking forward to their brick and mortar location.

Delicious Colombian food! My go to are the arepas and the…read morepalitos de queso! Ooo and the Spinach empanadas! Love having it when they go to La Cerveceria del Pueblo

Great food, we enjoyed a selection of dishes and all were delicious. Service was great and the…read moreambiance was comfortable

Worst experience ever. Very unprofessional service. The energy on the place is horrible and they…read moredon't have toddler seats. We were repeatedly lied to about when our food would be ready--each time we asked, the time kept changing (5 minutes, then 6, then longer). We waited 2 and a half hours for our food. Only one plate was brought out at a time, with about 15 minutes between each one. The Cuban guy got our order wrong and brought the wrong plates. My dad paid after being told the last two plates were ready and just needed to be packaged, but that was not true. After taking the payment, the Cuban guy ignored us and started just talking to another customer. I had 2 ask twice after he finally got the food that I needed the food to leave he was purposely keeping it to hang on to us longer. He did not like that we kept asking him about the time of our food so he was purposely doing things to be rude. The food was terrible: some plates were undercooked and others were burned. On top of that, it was expensive this is not a high end restaurant so why try to charge like one By far the worst restaurant experience I've had.

Sadly it has been years since i have had traditional food from my culture/blood. Sabor Colombiano…read moreallowed me to introduce my gf to typical and favored Colombian cuisine. The wait staff was so polite and professional. The empenadas could stand alone as en entree on their own. They were better than what my abuelita made. The exterior was perfectly crispy and the interior was dichotomous with the exterior and the filling was so flavorful and drizzling aji was game changer. I should have ordered 3 orders of the empanadas. I am also a huge fan of morcilla and their morcilla did not disappoint in the least nor did the yucca frita. I got the Plata Montanero/Bandeja Paisa and it reminded me of Bogota so much. Such a nostalgic meal for me and Sabor Colombiano prepared it perfectly. My gf got the Chuleta Vallecaucana and she loved it. We also ordered a couple fruit drinks that were so vibrant and flavorful. I wish there was at least one Colombian restaurant up here in Oregon. I guess we will have to find a reason to head down south when I am craving food of my people. The service was perfect and my only gripe was that the musician's speaker was way too loud but the servers allowed us to move to the farthest table which did help matters. Thank you again to the chefs at Sabor Colombiano for helping me introduce proper and authentic Colombian food to my gf.

Better than average! 3.5 stars!…read more Bistec a caballo - $20.99 This plate had sauteed steak in tomato and onion sauce served with rice, sweet plantain, pinto beans, and salad. I enjoyed some lengua en salsa from my friend's plate. The yucca here is good, too. We asked for hot sauce because everything that night needed some salt (and that's okay!) - our server provided an aji verde salsa, but it was more like a chimichurri because it didn't add much spice. My Colombian friends let me know that this was potentially insulting. There's a decent-sized parking lot, it was free on the Friday night that I went. It looks like there's normally an attendant. Seating is in a large covered outdoor area. I hear this is a fantastic environment for watching Colombian fubol matches. NOTE: this place is listed as "ORIGEN 57" on some maps apps.

Located in a non-descriptive space, Epicurious Gourmet has a treasure trove of amazing gourmet food…read moreitems. I don't know why I waited so long to visit! Upon entering there are shopping carts and baskets. Take a rolling one (trust me) and get ready for a wonderful store filled with food stuffs that will make you swoon. The neatly stacked shelves are filled with things like chocolate, jam, pasta, tinned seafood, chips, and pasta are all neatly organized. Tags indicating country of origin (largely from Europe) are helpful. There are refrigerators full of charcuterie, cheese, and French butter. Freezers have ready to bake breads and pastries from a bakery in Canada. It's actually quite overwhelming (in a very good way), if you don't know what you need. You'll definitely see lots of things you want. The people that work here seem happy and are very helpful. When we were looking at chips, one of the employees shared his favorites. The best part of the visit was meeting the owner. He was enthusiastic and extremely informative! He told us that everything in the store was sampled and scrutinized for taste and quality. He knew everything about the products and why they were sourced. He helped me find a delicious arbequina olive oil from Italy and tins of sardines packed it butter. Swoon. By the end of our visit my basket was full! While the items here are pricey I truly think that the quality is worth it. Parking is plentiful and conveniently located just outside. The store is clean and well organized. Bring your own reusable shopping bags because you'll need it for all the wonderful goodies. Definitely returning! LOCATION: 4/5 FOOD: 5/5 SERVICE: 10/5 VALUE: 4/5 AMBIANCE: 4/5 PET FRIENDLY: not sure CLEANLINESS: 5/5 PARKING: 5/5

Roll me in butter and slap me into a pancake - this place is just effing GORGEOUS…read more Visited this spot for the first time today and was absolutely blown away by the joy, love, care, attention, passion and expertise in this place. Pure electricity that took my friggin' breath away. I was overwhelmed as I stumbled around with my kid who also was in awe. The staff are fantastic. Eric is a master Jedi and was so thoughtful, energetic, detailed and soooooo fun with his descriptions, guidance and suggestions. I am was so so happy to hear that that this place is extending its square footage as well. (Thank you Eric for sharing and showing us the new space!). I don't know what to say. You just have to go. Imagine yourself in some great food adventure and you enter a vast other wordly cathedral filled with gems and golden treasure. That's Epicurus Gourmet. I've been in LA for well over three decades and its rare that I am frozen in my footsteps when walking into a new spot - but this place did it. A vast Disneyland of tinned fish, butters, pastas, meats, chocolate, spices, so so much more. Honestly, for anyone passionate about food and cooking, it may make you cry visiting this spot. Perfection. Go. Many thanks to Eric and the entire staff for making our first visit with you wildly memorable and deeply enjoyable. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Soooooooooo glad you are nearby!