Personally I think Tardes Caleñas is the best Colombian restaurant in the Montreal region: small,…read moreauthentic, good Ingredients and price is affordable. Being a Colombian is the best I've found so far, their empanadas are excellent! The restaurant itself is small with authentic Colombian decor, if you are a big group make sure you have a reservation. Will definitely (already have) come back!

one word to describe this place HORRIBLE !…read moreWaited more than 20 minutes for the food to be served, once me and my mom got our food the server forgot my dad's order, after 45 minutes waiting my dad finally got his food BUT the FISH was still frozen. Disgusting service, and they still charge full price. don't waste your time or money here !! there are better Colombian places than this.

The food is Super Good!!! I enjoyed every single bite of…read morethe meal! I left with the satisfaction of eating a Great quality of Colombian food! The best service I ve had here in Montreal very nice personnel. Serving with a smile and answered all my questions. The ambiance is Fabulous! With the salsa music...! It was a great experience!

Food is not bad, but not great (over priced) They charge $3…read morefor 10 cents bottle of water. Service not bad First & last time

Fully enjoyed the hospitality and food at this restaurant serving Cuban and Columbian dishes. The…read morespace and menu is well prepared for events and family dinners. The menu had many options which catered to family style meals. We were a small group so we chose to try out a few of their appetizers which were sized on the larger end of the spectrum. We had chicharron that were crispy and succulent. Are pas that accompanied the beans and tasty grill fired chicken. What was beyond at this place was the hospitality. The woman who served us was warm and generous. She was patient too since I was trying to a speak my broken Spanish with her and the other man serving us. They both were encouraging in the endeavour. I would definitely recommend this spot for groups.

It was empty when we walked in but those places can end up being the best, and this place did not…read moredisappoint at all! Price was a little high, but u get a rly good amount of food. The food was nice and simple, but not too simple where u could recreate at home!

Best Colombian food in Montreal hands down. Lots of Colombian places were I live in NJ and this…read moreplace tastes just like home. If you're in the mood for good Colombian/Spanish food this is the spot!

Picture the amount of food you get on a sunday meal with your mom, spice it up with Colombian style…read moreand that's what you get here! I would totally recommend anyone to try this place, the lady is welcoming, food might have taken a short while to come but it was worth the wait. I had a plate stuffed with broken rice, red beans, plantains cooked in two different ways, beef steak, pork sausages, lard, avocado and yuka with a quickly fried egg. All that for somewhere around 25$. A little pricey you might say but look at the amount of food you get! To clean all this I also got a freshly made passion fruit juice, wish I could have this every morning to be honest... It's located near Marché Jean Talon and you can park on the street, the place doesn't lie. They don't need fancy table cloth or cool lightnings, you come here for one thing : the food.

I was visiting Montreal last weekend and we stopped here for lunch on Sunday afternoon…read more The restaurant is small but has a nice ambiance. I came with a group of 8 and we had no problems finding seating though. Food: The Bandeja Paisa...huge mixture of food on a platter, consisted of chorizo sausages, bed of excellent rice, red beans, fried egg, fried pork rind, grilled steak...possibly the national dish of Columbia. It was done very well. Outstanding seasoning. Others in my party ordered the pork chops or fried fish. Everything was done well. Prices were $10-$20. Service was fast and the owner was very friendly. I highly recommend Tina's.

Amazing Papusa but they're salsa and dip nachos is a joke. It's grocery store jar salsa and cheese…read moresauce with stale tortilla chips.

They do Mexican, Colombian, Guatemalan and Salvadorian food right…read more Prices are good. The staff are attentive and personable.

We had just finished at the Jean-Talon Market and happened to walk by this Mexican grocery store,…read moreso we decided to stop in and see if they had agua fresca or horchata. They didn't have drinks, but we noticed a hot food section on the left side and even spotted churros and tres leches. The grocery store itself is a good size, carrying fresh produce, plenty of Mexican staples like beans, chilies, tortilla, and a wide variety of candies. The lively atmosphere stood out too--they were playing upbeat Mexican music, and most of the shoppers and staff were speaking Spanish, which added to the authentic feel! This reminded me of Fiesta, the grocery chain in Texas!

Third stop of my taco-filled easter weekend. This was recommended by my sister so I decided to pay…read morea visit on easter Monday! I grabbed the pork tacos and 2 tamales (1 sweet, 1 savoury). The sweet tamale was quite... interesting, my boyfriend wasn't a fan but I didn't mind it, although it wasn't my fav. The savoury tamale was hearty and filling! The tacos were spicé but so so flavorful and yummy! I can see why it is my sister's favorite spot for tacos. These were a wee bit more pricy than Impac Tacos' but I would say Sabor Latino's portions are much bigger and more filling. Would def come again for some tacos, I wish they had more options and choices tho!