Rodrigo and Manuela are absolutely outstanding. Their service elevates this Colombian restaurant to…read morea whole new level. From the moment you walk in, they make you feel welcomed, appreciated, and genuinely cared for. Rodrigo brings unmatched energy and attention to detail -- every dish arrives perfectly, and he checks in with the kind of professionalism that makes the experience feel premium. Manuela adds warmth, kindness, and a natural hospitality that makes you feel like family. The food is incredible, but it's Rodrigo and Manuela who make every visit unforgettable. Their service is fast, friendly, and consistently excellent. This team is a major reason this restaurant stands out as one of the best Colombian dining experiences around.

The food was delicious and service was excellent. Everyone was very kind and our server Valentina…read morewas exceptional. The rellena de carne, arepa con carne and pollo, and colada was delicious. Food was made fresh and hot when brought to that table. Would happily bring my family and come back to eat any day of the week. Thank you and hope more people come to enjoy the wonderful food at Típico Rinconcito!!! La comida estaba deliciosa y el servicio fue excelente. Todos fueron muy amables, y nuestra mesera, Valentina, fue excepcional. La arepa rellena de carne, la arepa con carne y pollo, y la colada estaban deliciosas. La comida se preparó al momento y llegó a la mesa recién hecha y bien caliente. Con mucho gusto traería a mi familia y volvería a comer cualquier día de la semana. ¡Gracias! Espero que más personas vengan a disfrutar de la maravillosa comida de Típico Rinconcito.

Bandeja paisa is always very good and authentic. I recently had their sancocho when I was sick and…read moreohhh my gosh 100/10

Came here for lunch on a Monday and we ordered the bandeja paisa which is the star of the menu…read more Meat was tender and the flavor was ok but the chicharron was perfectly crispy. The beans were really good and were the best of the side orders. You can also add chorizo or morcilla (blood sausage) for an additional $2 which is worth it if you want the traditional full experience. There was no host at the front when we arrived so we seated ourselves. After a few minutes, a waitress came over, took our order and kept things moving. Service wasn't overly warm but it was efficient and consistent. This is a casual straightfoward colombian spot nothing fancy.

Finally a good Colombian restaurant in Davie serving Tacos, Sandwiches and Burgers with the…read moretraditional Latin eats including coffees pastries. Immediately greeted upon entry with smiles from the two staff members. I started my brunch with a hot Cortadito and a huge Pan de Bono. The main entree was scrambled eggs & ham including a chocolate milk for only $11.99. Both meals were on the table within ten minutes and were tasty. This restaurant was not busy for brunch but easily could sit large parties with twenty tables. The bathroom was clean but basic.

This place has been open for two years, and I always told myself I'd eventually walk in. I finally…read moredid and it instantly gave me that "back home" feeling. It was exactly what my soul needed, and my tummy was beyond happy with all the flavors that reminded me of home. The service was phenomenal and so warm and welcoming you definitely won't regret stopping by. I also tried a few other delicious bites, and I left completely satisfied. The location itself seemed perfect to me: from the moment you enter, you can really feel the energy and love in the space. Este lugar lleva dos años abierto y siempre me dije que acabaría entrando. Por fin lo hice y al instante me sentí como en casa. Era justo lo que necesitaba, y mi estómago estaba más que satisfecho con todos los sabores que me recordaban a casa. El servicio fue fenomenal y tan cálido y acogedor que no te arrepentirás de pasar. También probé otros bocados deliciosos y salí completamente satisfecho. La ubicación en sí me pareció perfecta: desde el momento en que entras, realmente puedes sentir la energía y el amor en el espacio.

Little Colombian restaurant at the corner of an old plaza across from the Seminole Hard Rock…read moreCasino. Parking was limited. The restaurant was split into two sides with a trinket store offering money transfer services. The Colombian espresso single shot was an absurd $4.00 but the food here is supposed to be excellent so I ordered a beef empanada. It was small but flavorful with a semi-crispy shell at only $2.50 it was a steal. The gender assigned bathroom outer door had a cartoon guy wearing a sombrero hat indicating the men's room. Clean with Terracotta Mexican style flooring providing an earthy vibe with an out of order urinal.

Despite the name, they don't have outdoor dining. This is the only knock on the place…read more Everything else is great. The portions are healthy and a $30 entree is easily enough for two with a toddler. I would only venture the whole thing if I was working construction again or just got done with a tough workout. The skillet meal we ordered (bandeja paisa), with crispy pork belly, picanha, Morcilla, Columbian sausage, egg, arepa (grilled corn cake), maduros, red beans and rice was all perfectly prepared. My daughter snatched the avocado so I never got to try it, but she seemed to enjoy it so it must have been good. All meats were cooked to exactly where they should be. My only minor complaint is that i would have preferred a runnier egg.

Great food and the people are nice! They offer cantina service during the week which is a bargain!…read more Always fresh and their soups are delicious! They recently remodeled it so looks much nicer and also a great place to watch the soccer games (especially when Colombia is playing!)

I arrived 1pm Sunday, place was busy. We sat ourselves and waitress came within a minute. Took our…read moredrink orders. She was back within 3 minutes. Took our orders and food was at our table within 10 minutes. We had to ask for to go containers due to an emergency we had. I got home ate my food, I ordered Pechuga a la plancha ( chicken breast) with rice , beans and salad( instead of fries). The food was good, the chicken was rather bland, the beans made up for it in taste. I had coffee with milk, it was strong like I like it. Colombian food generally is well seasoned, I would advise management to consider If I only ordered chicken and it tasted well seasoned, I would be a customer who returns for the taste. The food portions are plenty.

This place is great! Best Colombian food in the area. Great flavor and service. 10/10 recommend tread more

Such a nice little find tucked away in an older shopping center! Everything we ordered was really…read moregood, and we really enjoyed the food. The service was good, and everyone was very nice. They didn't have any desserts, but when I asked for something sweet at the end of the meal, they brought me a lollipop to satisfy my sweet tooth. Such a simple little gesture, but I thought it was really sweet and appreciated it! Overall, really good Colombian food, friendly service, and a nice experience. Sometimes the best spots are the little unexpected places you find tucked away in a shopping center.

Easy parking Easy-going laid back atmosphere…read more Food made to order Great service Colombian and Latin food During World Cup times it's a great place to trade stickers Go!

Let's set expectations first: this is not fine dining. This is fast-casual with a glow-up. You wait…read morein line, order at the counter, pay up front, and tip before you even know if anyone likes you yet. Once you get past that part, the place is actually nice and the atmosphere is good. The food? Honestly, very good. No complaints there. But... for the prices they charge, I expected a little less "fast food" and a little more "we care." Drinks came in plastic cups--at these prices, I was hoping for at least a real glass, maybe even a little dignity. When I asked for a container for leftovers, I was politely sent on a scavenger hunt to grab my own from a table. So yes, good food, cool space--but overpriced for the experience and the service model. If I'm paying premium prices, I'd love premium service... or at least a glass cup. Three stars: come for the food, stay because you already paid

Not all holes in the walls are great. The multiple dead animals freaked me out. There was a weird…read moremildew smell in the air. In the bathroom there were dead bugs. The empanadas were greasy but crispy and good the tostones were too but the guacamole didn't taste like guacamole, it was sour and looked weird. I don't know if we will be back. The smell was very off putting for me. The servers were really nice and attentive. Can not promise I will be back.

My family and myself love Colombian food. This place is very cozy a little loud but you can eat in…read morepeace. The service was superb our waitress brought everything we needed. The food was good. I had the bandeja Paisa my favorite.

My first experience with Luka was a takeout order during their buy-one-get-one-free promotion. I…read moreordered the Paisa Bowl, and it was honestly amazing. The portion was generous, everything tasted fresh, and all the flavors worked really well together. I also had their lemonade, which was refreshing and tasted natural--not overly sweet or artificial. The food was so good that I decided to return with my family and dine at the restaurant. Everyone really enjoyed their meals. The service was attentive, and the staff took good care of us. There were only two small issues during our dine-in visit. My Paisa Bowl seemed to have much less steak than my takeout order--probably only three or four strips. Also, my brother ordered his steak medium-rare, but it arrived extremely well-done. Thankfully, the staff handled it well and replaced it without any problem, which we appreciated. Despite those details, we had a very good experience. The food has so much flavor, tastes fresh, and is definitely worth coming back for. We'll be returning!

I went there with my parents and my 2 daughters for my birthday lunch yesterday, and I was very…read moredisappointed at the food. We got a picada, punta gorda, 2 soups, and a couple of lemonades. Unfortunately, the beef in the picada was extremely chewy so we couldn't eat it (my dogs enjoyed it at home). La punta gorda had zero flavor. Las papas criollas were dripping oil when bit. I am only giving a 3 star because of the service. The waiters were nice and attentive, and the host was super sweet to my girls. I think this place is good for breakfast. I've heard they have the best coffee, just not for lunch.

You can't leave the farmers market without making a stop at Booth 503! It's a hot Sunday so the…read morefirst thing I ordered is their freshly made coconut lemonade, I have to say it was so good I found myself ordering a 2nd one. With just the right amount of coconut and freshly squeezed lime it's the perfect drink to cool you off. I ordered the fried egg stuffed arepa, hmmmm very tasty! I then tried their beef empanada with their home made salsa. Best Colombian empanada I've ever had! The perfect crunch on the outside and mouth watering flavor on the inside. My husband ordered the mini bandeja paisa which includes rice, red beans, ground beef, fried pork belly, sausage, sweet plantain, a fried egg and a small arepa.... need I say more! It's a party of flavors in your mouth! I will come back to order their other menu items and two more coconut lemonades as mentioned in the Miami.com article, "you will never look twice at a regular lemonade again!" http://www.miami.com/things-to-do-in-miami/yellow-green-farmers-market-is-in-broward-but-its-totally-worth-the-drive-miami-188855/

The Yellow Green Farmers Market is a foodie paradise with lots of food to choose from. Today, we…read moretried Pasabocas de Colombia because the pictures we saw on their menu were just too good to pass on. As a starter we tried the Spinach empanada and the beef empanada. They were so fresh and steamy on the inside. If you're not familiar with Colombian empanadas, the batter is potato based and the filling has some chunks of potato in it. It is amazing! I've had a lot of different types of empanadas in my day and these are my absolute favorite! They are just so flavorful and the texture is so heavenly, it's a party in your mouth. The only problem is that as soon as I finish one, I immediately want another. They just go down so easily, I think it's because the batter is light and flaky compared to others. Ok, enough talk about the empanadas, I realize I'm starting to sound crazy... but I just love them so much! We also had a papa rellena, stuffed potato with a rice and ground beef filling. This also had a nice flaky crust and lots of flavor. As our main meal we had an egg stuffed arepa and a mini bandeja paisa. The egg stuffed arepa was good but the bandeja paisa was even better. It's a bowl with rice, saucy red beans, a small arepa, sausage, chicharrón, beef, a sweet plantain slice and why not? A beautiful fried egg on top! phew! I know it's a mouthful. It's comfort food in a perfect package. Honestly, I tasted only about half of the meats because my hubby scarfed it down way too fast. But I sopped up the saucy rice and beans with the arepa and was a happy camper. Lastly, I drank a coconut lemonade which was so refreshing that I even got another one to go. I will absolutely be making this one of my new go to places!