Lmao you all need to do something about this listing. Pakistani?? This is Colombian. Good food…read more Recommend.

Food was SOOO good Everything we ate.... we cleared OUT and…read morethen talked about how we didn't expect it to be THAT good. Service was also good! Keep in mind if you dine inside they auto charge 10% but they definitely don't take advantage of that like most places. Will def be back!

Pueblito viejo has a vibe that transports you to the mountains of Colombia. Tons of Colombian decor…read moreeverywhere leaving you amazed and surprised everywhere you look. Beyond that the food is amazing and incredibly authentic Colombian. They offer tons of drinks and cocktails for any palate to enjoy. Highlight had to be the empanadas made with corn maza and stuffed to the brim. Their outside skirt was perfectly cooked and matched with rice, red beans, arepa, half a plantain and an egg. The slow cooked flank steak made with a a tomato sauce was also very good for those that appreciate the leaner cuts of meat. The vibe matches the food and you can see that they have fun party vibes on the weekend. Something I'm sure I'll be back to check out.

I had a fantastic time at Pueblito viejo. The atmosphere was so fun they had lots of decor all over…read morethe ceiling and walls. The waiters were very friendly and attentive. We wipes our plates clean. The food was delicious and the sauce was incredible for each dish. I truly enjoyed every bite. The place was casual but a very fun spot perfect for a date night. I highly recommend.

This is some of the best Colombian food South Florida has to offer at a price that absolutely…read morepositively can't be beat. Some Colombian restaurants rent in places where the lease is absorbed by the paying customer in the charge of food- this is simply not the case here This restaurant is a staple of the area and don't be surprised to walk in and hear patrons greet the staff as if they were regulars because they most certainly are familiar faces I ordered a bone broth to start with grilled steak and rice entrée and finished with a cup of coffee that was brewed to perfection This is the kind of place you go for quality food in a cozy environment Parking is somewhat limited out front, which adds to the exclusivity of it unless you're in a walking distance While I was there, I also noticed a multitude of Mobile dining orders, which lets you know plenty of people want with this place has to offer and after having eaten here today, I can completely see why: great food great staff amazing price points

I called in an order for 40 empanadas Colombianas from this location on 6.27 for a family…read moregathering. The girl that answered was super friendly and told me they could have them ready for the time I ordered, which was great!! I got to the location for my pick up and the whole parking situation was a mess. I had to park a bit far, which was more of an inconvenience than an actual problem. Once in there, I went to the counter where there were 3 ladies working. I'm literally in front of them and about 4 minutes went by before any of them even acknowledged my presence. I'm the one that finally spoke up and said "buenas tardes" and they acted as if I had just miraculously appeared in front of them. I find this absolutely shocking, as most Colombian restaurants are so welcoming and polite. I ask for my order and they tell me to wait a moment. About another 5 minutes go by and they bring out my order horribly covered with some aluminum foil. In the car I grabbed an empanada to have a taste and it is all burned inside and out. When I got to my gathering I removed the aluminum foil and about 10 empanadas were in the same badly burned condition. These empanadas cost a little over $2 a piece! I paid $90+!! I understand Saturday was the Colombia game and they must have been swamped, but if you can't provide quality product, don't overwhelm yourself by taking on more than your kitchen can handle. The oil must not have been the right temperature cause the empanadas were extremely greasy. Luckily we were able to place them on some paper towels to soak up the grease and most of them were consumed. Everyone said that the taste was decent, but they were definitely over fried. I have no idea what their food and service is if you dine in, however I highly recommend not ordering out. There's much better Colombian places.

good price. great food. you can breath a colombian air…read more love the decoration. ajiaco and bandeja paisa is a must have.

Great local Colombian spot in Sweetwater. If you want an authentic colombian experience with…read morehometown meals, mi pueblo. The prices aren't crazy & the environment is very homey. The service could have been a tad better, but I don't blame them. Quality of food was great & all the flavors just come together so well. Would come again.

One of the best Colombian restaurants in Miami. Food, service, and ambience are excellent. Thank…read moreyou Lizandra for makimg our dinner experience special. Thank you

First time eating Colombian food, it was amazing! The portions were very generous and tasty. I…read moreloved the tostones. This is literally a whole in the wall(Fonda) about a dozen tables. The service staff was very good, friendly and very attentive. Expect waiting on weekends and evenings.

Delicious food, good prices ans great service! Their promos are always great for dine in or…read moretakeout. Two Bandeja Paisas for $30 on certain days (Pictured) and it was great! Came on a Monday around 3 PM and was sat right away. Around 4, the restaurant started to get super packed and theres not much seating inside so be prepared to wait. Inside, the restaurant is clean, they play colombian music, the waitress is always attentive and they even give complimentary broth on arrival to get your taste glands started. def recommend!

This Colombian food chain has gained some popularity in the past couple of years. I've had the…read morepleasure of visiting the Kendall location and wanted to love this one just as much. They boast both indoor and outdoor seating with the same aesthetic and nods to Colombian culture, like the cute hats and sandals hanging on the wall. We were seated inside fairly quickly on the Sunday afternoon we came in. They were pretty busy, but the waiters were kind of hanging out at the bar, just chit-chatting. We were able to get one of the servers to look at us after a couple of minutes of sitting there. They brought us a little palate-opener of a small portion of a simple soup. They had a margarita special we tried, $5 frozen margaritas. The maracuya (passion fruit) one was a solid choice. I also ordered the mojarra frita with white rice, tostones, and salad. The rice was really undercooked. The waiter tried to appease us by bringing us more of the same uncooked rice. We were not the only table to say something about it because our neighbors confirmed they too received the same and were also unhappy. Other than that, the rest of my meal was great. However, I will say my mom was very upset with her experience and expressed that her chicken wasn't prepared well either.

My husband and I went on vacation to Miami. I wanted Colombian food so the hubby searched it up and…read morethis place popped up. I ordered the empanada, rice and whole beans. He ordered the pork belly. I also ordered this pretty damn spicy sauce to put on the empanadas. When I say this place was so good, that is an understatement!! Atmosphere = perfect and not loud, but very inviting. The service = was elite! Food = so so good! Next to the beach was top tier too. My daughter, my friend & I will be back in Miami this October and we will be stopping here again.

The service was great but the food wasn't as flavorful as we were hoping for. My partner got the…read moresteak special and relied heavily on the chimichurri while eating it.

I came here during Miami spice and was thoroughly impressed. I think this is one of my favorite…read morerestaurants here in Miami. Every bite was incredibly flavorful and every piece of meat was perfectly cooked. I think the only thing that was perhaps not as well seasoned was the pasta. Otherwise, everything was really great. I personally really like the elote and the empanadas. The shrimp one was amazing If you don't catch it in time for Miami spice, they have a really great happy hour as well Further desserts I got the Tres leches Keylime pie, flavored one, and then the Dulce de Leche flan. Both were really great and not overly sweet. The service was great. Our server was incredibly sweet and very fast. We came in right at 6 PM so it was pretty empty, which was wonderful.

Chimba was good overall. The food was good and I definitely enjoyed my meal, but it didn't…read morecompletely wow me. The ambiance is probably one of the best things about it. It's lively, the music is great, and the space itself is really nice. My only issue was that once it got busy, the service seemed to fall off a bit and we kind of felt forgotten. I've only been once and haven't made it back yet, but I enjoyed it enough that I'd give it another shot. Maybe a second visit will win me over!

Welcoming hostess/owner. The food is fantastic; I had the beef soup of the day and an arepa con…read morequeso, fish, and juice--it was my one meal fo the day. Great prices. Homey atmosphere. Ate next to a nice woman who provides (delicious) avocados for the restaurant. Will definitely be back to try other dishes on the menu.

This is the kind of Colombian food that tastes like it came straight from your tía's kitchen,…read morecomforting, homemade, and delicious. If you're craving authentic Colombian flavors and that home-cooked feeling, I definitely recommend it, the service is great and is a super casual ambiance, only table tops.

Stopped in for a fix of Colombian empanadas and a delicious sancocho soup - a giant portion!…read more . So flavorful and fresh. Our visit was just before the World Cup started, so the restaurant was bedecked in team colors. There's also a small market where you can treat yourself to some Colombian specialties. It's a somewhat hectic (a little noisy) and family place but the service was attentive and friendly, and non Spanish speakers should feel welcomed. It's everything you want from a Colombian restaurant.

amazing colombian food is hard to come by in miami, and this hit the nail on the head. bandeja…read more montañer 10/10, sancocho de res 10/10, arroz con pollo 10/10, empanadas de carne 10/10. the food came out quickly, and still tasted fresh. the restaurant is a decent size for being in a strip mall, it has its own parking, and they have a small shop where they sell colombian snacks will most certainly return!