Driving around East Boston found this Gem!! The waitress greeted us and sat us down recognized we…read moreneed a menu in English , Provided us information on the food and the country of Colombia where she is from. Was very pleasant!! The food was amazing and fresh and came out "hot off the presses" We had the meat empanada's and chicken with plaintans, rice & beans and a fresh salad. Very Clean establishment. Will go again soon.

Delicious Colombian cuisine and friendly staff made for a wonderful dining experience! The food was…read more flavorful, and the service was attentive and welcoming. It's clear the staff knows many of the regulars, adding to the cozy atmosphere. We went during lunchtime on a weekday and the place was relatively packed with customers. Street parking can be a bit tricky during peak hours, but worth the effort. Overall, a great spot which I would love to visit again.

Ordered take out: -…read moreMini bandeja: Loved the rice and beans (I know it's the most basic part of the plate but if a place can't master these, they lose me). Carne was dry. Chicharron was great. - Arepa: looks like a tortilla, so not the typical thick arepas I'm used to. So felt like I paid $8 just for a tortilla and small block of cheese - Tostones con guacamole: I prefer my tostones to be crispier, but they had great taste. - Cazuela de Mariscos: Great flavor. I put it on top of rice and enjoyed it with the other food, otherwise too heavy/dense on it's own. I didn't enjoy the mussels (I love mussels). They were too gritty.

" From Colombia with Love " For a moment I was…read moretransported in time to my aunt Mimi's house in Colombia. Where I spent many wonderful summer vacations as a child . We tried a little of everything on the menu . The smoothies our a must . Everything tasted fresh and delicious. The service was kind. Overall warm and welcoming. (For a moment I could feel myself eating at my aunts house in Colombia , it was that warm and welcoming of an environment ). The name of the restaurant " Con Sabor a Colombia " is the most favorable name for this establishment. Which translates to ; Food with flavor of Colombia. Parking is difficult but manageable. The prices are a bargain for the quality, portion size , experience and freshness.

Awesome spot for authentic Colombian food. Their empanadas were amazing and everything is baked…read morefresh, so definitely come early in the morning if possible.

Very casual place that's cash only. The beef empanadas are amazing! And cheap. I felt like I was…read moreback in Colombia.

Absolutely delicious! Everything my family of 7 ordered was amazing. Staff was friendly and…read moreaccommodating, felt like I was eating at my grandmothers house! Highly recommend! Will be frequenting this place often!

Great little Eastie neighborhood place. Friendly service, excellent coffee, comfy neighborhood…read morevibes near Maverick Square. Came over on the MBTA ferry, walked the harborwalk and had coffee and a snack. A perfect morning.

Delicious Peruvian food with friendly service in a welcoming atmosphere! I wanted to try this…read morerestaurant when I saw pictures of their ceviche and I was not disappointed. The Ceviche Mixto was so fresh with a generous amount of seafood. The shrimp, fish, squid and calamari were very tender and served with corn, lettuce and sweet potato. I also had the Ajisito de Gallina. Shredded chicken in a creamy mildly spicy cheesy sauce served over a boiled potato. Yum!

Rate this place 10/10. Some of the best take out Peruvian food in Boston! I love everything we got,…read moreI love that they provide all the sauces you need. The service is always so wonderful, we did para llevar with a pisco sour to go as well. So yummy There is a dine in room and to go area which makes it super easy to pick up your order! A must try.

A gem of a place that I stumbled upon after a late night tennis session in the area. I was looking…read morefor a spot for a quick bite, and I can happily say that I was satisfied with my food and experience at La Chiva! I scanned the large menu for an option to refuel and opted for the steak tacos, which were 3 for $12. They were stuffed with protein and topped with a tomato and onion salsa. I also couldn't resist trying a fried pastry or two with a wide variety of options they had available, so I ended up ordering a chicken pastel and beef yucca empanada. The staff here were really friendly and the service was very quick. Everything about this place was casual and efficient. This placed seemed like where all the locals went! In the heart of the busy area, La Chiva has plenty of nearby street parking along with a small personal lot. There is ample indoor and outdoor seating. And it has food readily available and they are open until 3am. A big tip is that they are Cash Only.

Yesterday we went in with some friends. I had a better experience. This time staff was friendly…read more The wait time for attendance was not long . Our food was served warm . I felt welcomed. The parking is limited but luckily we found some .

Best Colombian food In the area step con queso…read more Sopa de mondongo Hot chocolate and all the rest of the food is so good

I hadnt been to this old Columbian stalwart in Eastie in ages. Its not as good as it used to be but…read morestill a solid choice for traditional Columbian food.

The ladies behind the counter are really nice, and this place is such a nice touch to the…read moreneighborhood. The empanadas are awesome, and be sure to get the pink sauce! The prices increased a bit (empanadas used to be $3 each, and now $3.50), but that's to be expected given the rising costs

Since I found myself in East Boston, I decided to walk into La Sultana Bakery because it was a…read moresuper convenient stop by the Maverick Station on the Blue Line. They had a number of tables available for those who wanted to consume their purchase right away. Nothing was labeled, which makes it tough to order. No names, no prices. I went with a potato and chicken empanada, and an apple triangle pastry that was generously topped with sugar crystals. The savory was well filled, while apple shrank as cooked as always. Both were tasty. On another visit I tried a few other items. The pan de bono was a wider flatter version of the round bunuelos pequenos. I found that I prefer the former.

Stopped in on a trip to Harvard on our way through Somerville. The food was incredible from start…read moreto finish, if you are looking for amazing Columbian food, this is the place to go. The waitress/shop runner was incredible, offering us many different suggestions for food, and the atmosphere was awesome! Everyone made you feel very welcome and it felt like you were in someone's dining room.

The Columbian Empanadas here are amazing. If you're in the area, come try it. The Columbian…read moreempanadas area from other cultures because it's stuff with meat and potato, which is a nice touch.

So delicious alway good place but people can be understanding speak English it okay not problem…read morewith that it all good

Ordered pork chuleta, gotta x very thin slice of fried pork. Arepa was completely overcooked and…read moredry and I sent back yet appeared on the bill anyways. Would not rush back, very mediocre food.