We were looking for a family-friendly Sunday brunch spot and stumbled upon Tierra Columbia. We…read morearrived around 11am and were seated immediately. We ordered the Calentado, Golden Breakfast, and cheese burger off the kids menu along with a black coffee and a Cubanito. Everything was delicious, flavorful, and tasted authentic. They also serve warm, buttery bread to start the meal. The atmosphere was welcoming and we're already looking forward to returning to try their lunch and dinner items. By the time we left around 1 pm, the restaurant had gotten quite busy and there was a wait. Parking is available on the street, and there is also parking across the street at the closed Rite Aid.

So much food. So much flavor. So much fun. From the family friendly restaurant on the ground floor…read moreto the pulsing nightclub upstairs, Tierra Colombiana celebrates Latin culture with deliciousness and dance. Sit at a mesa or move to the musica. You're gonna have a great night either way. And the bartenders are so friendly!

Food is really good here as I have been here in the past (while back) but came back recently to get…read moresome Dominican Sopa de Pollo (Chicken Soup). Since it was just that, they didn't take the order over phone so I went to pick up. There was SO MUCH food on display at the front counter, I wanted to eat a little bit of everything lol. White rice, yellow rice, beef stew, chicken stew, goat stew, peppered steak, roast pork. They even had what would be known as a "breakfast" meal like eggs, salami, etc. The place is small and they do get a lot customers which is great but can get tight in there while you're waiting to be served. When you walk in, make sure to take a number ticket as they go by numbers for ordering your food. I didn't know that until someone who came in after me was served before. SMH... Will go back for something else soon.

Disappointed. Won't be back. Stopped by El Príncipe on…read moreLehigh around 10am and had a really frustrating experience. The food came out cold, and when I asked about it, it was just microwaved--not even properly reheated. I still ended up eating cold food, which made the whole meal pretty unappetizing. On top of that, the portions were super stingy. I ordered mangu with eggs, salami, and cheese--got one tiny slice of cheese. Seriously? Same thing with the pork--barely any on the plate. For the price, I expected a decent serving, but it felt like they were cutting corners on everything. The vibe from the person serving wasn't great either--just didn't feel welcome at all. Save your money and go somewhere that actually serves hot food and isn't so cheap with the portions. I won't be back

10/10 we can't wait to go back and to try the Radnor location…read more My husband ordered the Old Fashioned and said it didn't disappoint; I ordered the Rose Gold because I love any cocktail with passionfruit. We came specifically to try the tapas and loved every dish we ordered. My husband's favorite was the Gambas al Ajillo. He loved it so much that he ordered a second plate immediately after finishing the first. I couldn't decide between the Bruselas Catalana and the Coca de Alcachofas, loved both, and would definitely order both again. The overall experience exceeded our expectations and was totally worth the visit.

Note: if you want paella let your server know as soon as they initially greet you/tell you about…read morethe menu. It can take 30/45 minutes to come out. The ambiance of Amada's is very "date night intimate". The lighting is fairly dim and the temperature of the restaurant is kept a bit warmer (the open marches concept probably also has something to do with that). It is tapas style so whole my boyfriend and I waited for the paella, we got a few plates to graze on. We started with a charcuterie with the jamon Serrano and manchego cheese. Im a big fan of truffle honey and you can't really go wrong with a simple charcuterie. We also got the setas and ensalada Verde. The mushrooms were well sautéed and the sauce they were served with was absolutely delicious. The ensalada verde was very much green heavy but thats exactly what we wanted. It was auite refreshing and the oil dressing wasn't overpowering the taste or making it feel greasy. The Paella we got was the squid ink rice - very flavorful. There was shrimp, clams, squid, and chucks of monk fish. It didn't feel like the seafood was skimped on. The only thing I personally felt was too much was the spicy mayo dallops. I felt like they made the dish feel heavier than necessary and overpowered the taste of the rice. The arroz con Leche was divine. Im biased because I love rice pudding but I think adding the puffed rice on touch was such a nice touch.

Easily some of the best Puerto Rican food I ever had outside of the island…read more The staff is incredible - super amiable to my request for a meat-free mofongo. The rice and beans were so good. I have no clue what the difference maker was but they stood out! My family loved the whole chicken. I would easily go back.

Awesome food, one of the best in philly. Cooked perfectly…read moreand great people. Everything looks clean including the bathroom.

Such a surprisingly pleasant little cafe-style Spanish restaurant! My friend and I came here for…read moredinner for a girls' night and both got the $35 tasting menu. I was expecting a decent amount of food, but this was SO much food for a tasting menu. We couldn't even finish everything. The tasting menu came with 6 different dishes, so it was a really fun way to try a bunch of things. First were the boquerones in olive oil with bread. The anchovies were fresh tasting and pleasantly briny without being overwhelmingly fishy. And they give you SO much olive oil. They also brought us more bread, which was honestly perfect because I was absolutely going to use that bread to soak up every last drop of the olive oil. Then came the garlic and tomato topped baguette. Simple but really good. The garlic and tomato gave the bread a ton of flavor without being too heavy. The fried potatoes were another favorite. Crispy on the outside, soft and fluffy inside, and just really satisfying. Definitely the kind of thing you keep reaching for even after you've told yourself you're full. The jamón croquetas were delicious too. Crispy golden outside with that creamy, savory filling inside and little bits of jamón throughout. Rich, but in a good way. Then we had the shrimp in garlic. This wasn't really a sauce situation, but more of the shrimp sitting in all that garlicky, flavorful oil. The shrimp were tender and the garlic-infused oil was basically begging to be eaten with bread. Which, obviously, we did. For dessert, my friend got the rice pudding and I got the flan. The rice pudding was VERY fall to me. Creamy, comforting, and full of cinnamon, with that warm spiced flavor that makes you want to eat it while wearing a sweater. My flan was perfect. Smooth, creamy, delicate, and not overly sweet. Just the right amount of caramel flavor. Honestly, the amount of food was kind of ridiculous for $35. Six dishes plus dessert, and everything felt fresh and flavorful. There was also a really nice variety, so it never felt like we were just eating six versions of the same thing. The restaurant itself is also PERFECT for pictures. Everything is so thoughtfully decorated, from the walls to all the little details around the space. My friend and I definitely took a bunch of pictures because we couldn't resist. The staff were incredibly kind and accommodating, and service was surprisingly fast. They were also generous with the bread, which I appreciated because, again, I needed that bread for the olive oil situation. And it's BYOB! So if you want alcohol with dinner, you can just bring whatever you actually want instead of being limited to a restaurant drink menu. Overall, this was such a lovely girls' night dinner. Fresh food, lots of flavor, a really nice variety, generous portions, beautiful atmosphere, friendly staff, and a price that felt very reasonable for how much food we got. 10/10 recommend. I honestly wasn't expecting to like it this much, but this was a really enjoyable meal from beginning to end. Definitely coming back.

The food was really good. It is tapas so the portions are very nice and shareable. The only reason…read moreI don't give it a five star it's because I was looking for more options. We have visited Spain and we have come across having some sort of meat so that was kind of disappointing. The service was great atmosphere is very nice and cozy but we definitely did not see the menu before going and so be expected to have more meat variety. .

Went there and had the rotisserie chicken and the yellow rice and peas absolutely great tasting…read morefood very busy restaurant very crowded and the people just seem to enjoy themselves stopping in there to grab and go or they have a spot where you can sit down and eat but the place is wonderful

We drive from our hometown about an hour and a half away, recommended by a friend, is in north…read morePhilly so don't expect a luxury restaurant, their thing is simple amazing puertorican food and flavors, the staff was very polite, the place had a welcoming clean vibe, prices were fantastic, and the service was incredibly fast. Now the food... As soon as they bought the first appetizer (morcillas) we felt the island culinary richness. The alcapurrias, OMG as perfect as they can be and if you know what this are, you understand the complexity of getting it right, the Rellenos de Papas, different on the outside but the same rich savory flavor. Pernil (pork) was moist, not greasy and well-seasoned, tasteful cuerito. Default on the side was the Mayo-ketchup for the salad, how more Puerto Rican could it get? The tostones were fried to perfection with mashed garlic on top. The chuletas smelled like chicharron just the right amount of tenderness, flavorful with the crispy edges. The arroz blanco, habichuelas and carne guisada (rice & beans with beef stew) bring back our mothers and grandmothers' taste to the mouth. Cuajito, now we knew we had to take our hats off for the authentic incredibly good taste. Is not a place for selfies but to eat excellent traditional Puerto Rican food, so if you're in Philadelphia or nearby I highly recommend you stop here and get the true taste of Puerto Rico!!!!!

Food is just okay. Overcooked & they don't let you exchange or change it. The service is good &…read morethey attempt to explain the menu. If you use your credit card they charge you a significant percentage so take cash. It's not worth the price. I should've gone home & cooked.

Great food, Carlos is an AMAZING Chef, try the red snapper. The yellow rice and fresh salads are…read morewinners too

I placed an Uber order for a specific meal. They called me to tell me they didn't have my meal. I…read moreasked them to cancel the order and they insisted I had to cancel. Upon canceling, I was told by Uber. I could not be reimbursed because I canceled the order even though I did what the store instructed. Be careful out here folks, this store plays naive to get your money and give you no food.

Service is ok but I feel like I'm at a cafeteria line when ordering food. You have to get it fresh…read moreit's else it will have been sitting here for a while. The place offers sit in to eat but it is not comfortable. As customers enter here, people can peak at your food. And as they walk in, the cold air entering the restaurant is not appealing when dining in.

Delicious food!!! Delivery was good as well and staff were friendly! Pernil texture is great, rice…read morewas delicious and plátanos maduros as well as the tostones were both awesome. I've had the grilled chicken before as well and it's really good too! Also the photo of the container is after I ate and that's how much was still left. Great portions to eat again!

Food was good. Authentic Dominican. The customer service was lacking. I stood at the counter for…read morewhat felt like 15 mins before anyone said anything to me. The lady who took my order was nice. Brush up on your Spanish when you go. My chicken was a little dry, but the wasakaka helped. Actually, the wasakaka was amazing, just wish they gave you more of it.

I can't say enough good things about this place! From the moment you walk through the door, you're…read moregreeted with a warm, welcoming environment and top-notch customer service. The spot is impeccably clean, the atmosphere is cozy, and the staff genuinely cares about making sure you have a great experience. As for the food--absolutely delicious! Everything is fresh, full of flavor, and made with real care. Places like this are what make a neighborhood special. I'm already looking forward to my next visit! Thank you

This is my hidden Dominican spot. Prime time is lunch-early dinner. Food is fresh and sells quickly…read morebefore late evening. Once they are out of a dish, it's over, so get there early or call and ask for it to be put to the side. They now have more English speaking employees, so good for non Spanish speaking customers. Can't go wrong with anything here to be honest.