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Awesome lunch today. Ordered the Bandega Paisa and the Carne Asada. We absolutely loved the Bandega Paisa for the variety of foods it had: rice, beans, plantain, corn cake, egg, pork belly, carne asada, and sausage. The sausage was particularly amazing and surprising, and it all was delicious with a side of the hot sauce. The portions were enormous. The owner was really friendly and welcoming. Definitely a must-try if you're in the area, it was a great experience to try something new!
Maybe this was just a case of expectations being too high but sadly this place was a bit of a miss in my books. I'd seen the pictures and the fantastic reviews so naturally I was pumped to eat here. I ordered the plate that is mostly meat, and my friend got a dish that also sounded pretty appetizing (I don't recall the names of either but pictures are attached). The rice dish was alright. It came with corn bread and a slice of cheese that was quite good. The rice component itself though was only okay. It was a decent medley of sausage and beans; just not good enough that I would order it again. It was pretty plain and tasted like something I would throw together at home from leftovers. The meat dish was the biggest letdown. Everything ranged from super dry to super chewy. It was a bit of a chore to eat to be honest, and we struggled through it. I'd like to give this place the benefit of the doubt because it does seem to have a dedicated following, especially among locals. Hopefully next time I'll find something I like better on their menu.
Fantastic. But, disclaimer - this review is based on their empanadas. On the Saturday of a family party, I desperately called around the city looking for a spot that could make a large batch of empanadas on short notice. Las Delicias said yes instantly, and was so incredibly helpful and friendly. I ordered a tray of 20 empanadas (at $1.50 each), and they were ready within an hour (they were also gobbled up by family members - a total hit). First, the location. Located just west of Hurontario Street and Dundas Street, don't let the drab exterior fool you. Inside, the place is clean, warm, lively, homey and inviting. Space is limited but there are enough tables if you're visiting as a couple or a small group. Second, the service. I couldn't thank the servers here enough. So friendly, helpful, and taught us to eat Colombian empanadas the "right" way (i.e. cutting the empanadas open and scooping the salsa into it, not dipping the entire empanada into the cup of salsa like us noobs were doing). Third, the empanadas. For comparison, versus places like Todo Rico and Colombia Mia, these empanadas are a bit different. It's definitely lighter in texture (it isn't hard and crunchy like others I've tried in Mississauga) and the stuffing is pretty substantial (you can really taste and feel the significant amount of meat they stuff into the empanada - good value, and incredibly delicious). If you're debating between chicken or beef, go for the chicken. We compared the two, and the chicken seemed a lot tastier, with more flavour. We will definitely be back here again. Simple, unpretentious, and fantastic food prepared with care.
Home made Colombian Food at its finest! Its more like a take-out place but there is some seating to sit about 15 ppl. I just love trying out diff colombian restaurants because i loveee trying out diff genres of hispanic food. I ordered a Bandeja Paisa, which is basically all the meat food groups in one plate. Protein over load! A fried egg, home made sausage, steak, beans, fried pork rinds which is deeeliciouss, fried plantain plus a thick tortilla. All of that on top of white rice. Its just a plate for champions. I ate this as a brunch thing...it was definately worth it. My postobon drink (apple flavoured soda) and the plate was $14 bucks...well worth it. Until next time Las Delicias!
In the heart of the city hidden in a small lot. This is the place to have great Colombian. The decor is not fancy but who cares the food is great. The people that work there are also great very helpful. Huge portions and I mean huge. This is a must go place. Great prices for the same price as a burger you get a great meal. See pictures.
Another International Supper Club evening with a group of awesome yelpers who are all about sampling the schmorgesborg of international eats we have at our fingertips in the #905 area of the GTA. Las Delicias has been noted as nothing much to look at from the outside, which is why you might completely drive by this tiny shop buried in the extreme corner of strip mall near Dundas and Hurontario. However this tiny authentically Colombian shop is pushing out big smiles, huge portions and even bigger flavours for customers. Oh and to counter balance all this big talk... the prices are super cheap. Boom! It's got maybe 18 seats total so our group of 8-10 took up a good portion of the dining space, however, we were the only ones sitting down to eat as the majority of the traffic (and there was a lot) was take out, so don't feel like you "have to" stay in and eat. To start I got a Colombian Kola beverage which tasted like Coke or Pepsi but with another cup of sugar, not too sweet but definitely sugary. I loved it! For the table I got a few orders of Empanadas. They split the orders up between chicken/beef and cheese. These were UNREAL. Crispy and piping hot on the outside, soft/gooey and flavourful on the inside. Paired with the salsa-esque sauce they provide in hot and mild on the side to dip and BAM... a flavour explosion that will make your toes curl! I easily could have just had a dozen empanadas and a kola and been happy, but the menu here was so vast with so many items on it, I had to control myself and order something popular and authentically Colombian. Myself and most of the members of our group ordered the most popular item which was the Bandeja Paisa. This dish was insane... the plate was overflowing with food. The Bandeja Paisa came with: fried pork belly, flank steak, fried eggs, fried plantain, rice and beans, an arepa and Colombian sausage. Holy crap! I could barely finish my mean. The plantain, sausage and rice and beans were unexpectedly awesome (usually not my fave menu items), the flank steak was flavourful but a tad tough (common however, in thinner cuts of beef), and the pork belly while flavourful was a tad too much for me after about my 8th or 9th piece (they give you a LOT! Add to the food the fact that the service was so friendly and helpful, I cannot wait to come back and try some other items. Eatcrest Out!
Authentic Colombian food in Mississauga. First off I've never tried this particular cuisine until my gf took me here and it was delicious. I ordered the Bandeja Paisa which essentially is giant meat platter. Slices of tender carne asada, deep fried pork, chorizo sausage, arepas, plantains and a fried egg on top of a plate of beans and rice make for quite a meal. I finished the entire portion myself but this can easily be shared. A must-try for all meat lovers who like to indulge in a hearty meal. My gf ordered the carne asada platter which came with a generous portion of thinly sliced, tender beef with beans and rice. She loved it and even that was quite filling. Lastly, the beef empanadas are amazing. Not too oily and filled to the brim with beef, these empanadas go well with their spicy homemade salsa. The location itself is in a small strip mall on Dundas, in between Hurontario and Confederation and can get busy and packed at times due to its size. Not sure if you can call ahead to order, but I suggest inquiring about it if you're planning on doing take-out.
I've been appreciating and searching for Latin American cuisine lately and so far i've been quite pleased with the variety of offerings. I was in Mississauga so did a quick search and Las Delicias was pretty much up there with solid reviews. The Colombian restaurant had to be authentic as I felt like a fish out of water looking at the decor and the customer base. As I was trying to make sense of the menu , the lady at the front was nice enough to recommend the bandeja paisa which was supposedly the most popular dish. With it I also ordered some taco like sandwich with chicken and chicharon and some flan for dessert. The bandeja paisa itself was a bit insane. Really breakfast and lunch in one meal. Sausage, beans, egg, and beef, fried pork belly, and some corn bread. Each item by itself wasn't amazing. But all elements combined along with that chilli dipping sauce they provide is something would definitely order regularly. I was too full to fully appreciate that taco thing but that was good also. If there was a con, I'd say the pork belly could have been more crispy but other than that really enjoyed it and for the prices, absolutely worth it. When trying out a new cuisine the servers typically asks how I liked the food. Even If I hated it I still say I enjoyed it. In this case I think the cleaned up plates said more than any words could.
I've been wanting to try Colombian food for some time now and I can confirm that this place will not disappoint. We had the lengua and the tilapia as the server had suggested that they were the most popular options. The lengua was amazing! It had great depth and was so incredibly tender. Definitely the best dish we had here and quite possibly the best lengua we've ever had. The tilapia was good...not noteworthy, but tasty. We had the flan for dessert (not pictured here). It was rich and decadent. Perfect with a cup of coffee. Service was very warm and friendly as well.
I have been to many different cuisines but this one was my first Colombian meal.... and I have to say they did not disappoint me. This is a low key family owned restaurant with exception service. The owner is very friendly and helpful with the menu and suggestion on what is best. The restaurant itself was quite clean and you can see one lady making the meal live at the back. The menu has quite a few option and is not too harsh on the pocket. I was there with too of my other co-workers so we wanted to try multiple thing. For starts we had I think "Empanada" it like stuffed bread fried with shredded chicken or beef and then he gave a special sauce with it. I loved the sauce it was awesome... a great combination of coriander and peppers. for the main course we tried ordered 3 separated dished. First being Arepas which is like their street food. It like tacos or sandwich in a pita... the shredded chicken glued with melting cheese was quite good. Then we ordered a chicken dish.. which came with grilled check with rice and salad as well as very taste beans and very sweet fried plantain. Then it was time to try a fish dish also recommended by the owner... The dish had salad and Two pieces of grilled fish with corn bread. The fish tasted very fresh and it was awesome. Over all it was a very good experience and I would definitely go again to this location.
Great food! Awesome service! :) I loved how Paisa takes his time to interact every single customer who walks in. Will definitely come back for more.
Despite being in the 5&10 "ghetto" DO NOT be intimidated about coming here. Yes, the strip mall looks shady, but Las Delicias is not that bad, so get over the location! Female waitress was very nice. I didn't find her English bad at all, but she said people complained to the owner that they couldn't understand her, so you may hafta repeat yourself, but I thought she was very sweet and accommodating, suggesting what was good especially for first-timers! The menu is double-sided and I *think* the more authentic stuff is on the first page with the arepas and app-type things. I ordered the Carne Asada (fries & salad, $12) and my friend, the Pollo a la Plancha (with rice, beans, & coleslaw, $12). I wanted the rice, beans, coleslaw sides, but because mine came with fries + salad (with Italian dressing), it just seemed less authentic to me. So if you're looking for something more different, go with the rice & beans. A spicy salsa comes on the side and it is DELICIOUS! The Bandeja Paisa was recommended, but it just sounded like soo much protein, re: pork belly, skirt steak, sausage, & an egg! My next visit, I'll probably try the arepas. Portions are generous, food was homey, and waitress was very welcoming and sweet. What else can I ask for?
So far the best bandeja Paisa in the GTA plus great service, el Paisa is always friendly and funny, he creates a nice environment
Awesome Colombian restaurant! We happened to just google what was close to us and this came up...glad we came here instead of our usual spot in Toronto. I had the Bandeja Paisa as it's my usual when I come to any Colombian restaurant We had the empanadas which were very soft but quite tasty. Can't wait to come by and try other dishes. read more
My first time trying Colombian food and it was so enjoyable!! The service here is so friendly; I was greeted with smiles all around. You can really tell that this is an independently owned mom and pop shop where the owners and employees enjoy the company of their customers. The waitresses exchanged conversations (all conducted in Spanish) with the customers and clients. I had no clue what to order, and so carefully observed what surrounding tables got. A couple of customers had this big bowl of soup in front of them, served with a heap of rice, a slice of very ripe and beautiful avocado, a banana, and a small container of dairy (full fat cream or milk). Seeing that this was a very popular dish, I asked for it. The soup is called Ajiaco, and it was definitely not the sancocho or mondogo featured on the menu. The waitress told me that this was a special dish served only on Saturdays and Sundays. The ajiaco soup had lots of potatoes, green peas, chicken breast, and a piece of corn. There were also other herbs and greens that I couldn't quite place my finger on. The small dairy container is meant to be added to the soup - I added a few drops and it really did accentuate and richen the flavour. Without it, the soup is still flavourful but slightly bland. I also tried my friend's bandeja - if you're looking for the biggest bang for your buck, definitely go for this dish! It comes with a friend egg, chorizo, pork belly, steak flank, beans, and rice. I had a piece of the pork belly and it was absolutely out of this world! It was unbelievably crispy; though erring on the dry side, it was super flavourful and fatty. I'm a sucker for crispy food, and it didn't disappoint. Additionally, I sampled my friend's appetizer, the salchipapas. Sliced sausages came served on a bed of fries with a small boiled quail egg on the side. This dish tasted absolutely amazing with the salsa. Actually - the salsa really added flavour to everything! It was the best salsa I've ever had!! We also tried the Colombiana, a Fanta like drink. I didn't find it particularly special, but we most definitely order the lulo juice next time I come! I must also try the empanadas next time. read more
4 years ago
Awesome lunch today. Ordered the Bandega Paisa and the Carne Asada. We absolutely loved the Bandega Paisa for the variety of foods it had: rice, beans, plantain, corn cake, egg, pork belly, carne asada, and sausage. The sausage was particularly amazing and surprising, and it all was delicious with a side of the hot sauce. The portions were enormous. The owner was really friendly and welcoming. Definitely a must-try if you're in the area, it was a great experience to try something new! read more
Maybe this was just a case of expectations being too high but sadly this place was a bit of a miss in my books. I'd seen the pictures and the fantastic reviews so naturally I was pumped to eat here. I ordered the plate that is mostly meat, and my friend got a dish that also sounded pretty appetizing (I don't recall the names of either but pictures are attached). The rice dish was alright. It came with corn bread and a slice of cheese that was quite good. The rice component itself though was only okay. It was a decent medley of sausage and beans; just not good enough that I would order it again. It was pretty plain and tasted like something I would throw together at home from leftovers. The meat dish was the biggest letdown. Everything ranged from super dry to super chewy. It was a bit of a chore to eat to be honest, and we struggled through it. I'd like to give this place the benefit of the doubt because it does seem to have a dedicated following, especially among locals. Hopefully next time I'll find something I like better on their menu. read more
10 years ago
Fantastic. But, disclaimer - this review is based on their empanadas. On the Saturday of a family party, I desperately called around the city looking for a spot that could make a large batch of empanadas on short notice. Las Delicias said yes instantly, and was so incredibly helpful and friendly. I ordered a tray of 20 empanadas (at $1.50 each), and they were ready within an hour (they were also gobbled up by family members - a total hit). First, the location. Located just west of Hurontario Street and Dundas Street, don't let the drab exterior fool you. Inside, the place is clean, warm, lively, homey and inviting. Space is limited but there are enough tables if you're visiting as a couple or a small group. Second, the service. I couldn't thank the servers here enough. So friendly, helpful, and taught us to eat Colombian empanadas the "right" way (i.e. cutting the empanadas open and scooping the salsa into it, not dipping the entire empanada into the cup of salsa like us noobs were doing). Third, the empanadas. For comparison, versus places like Todo Rico and Colombia Mia, these empanadas are a bit different. It's definitely lighter in texture (it isn't hard and crunchy like others I've tried in Mississauga) and the stuffing is pretty substantial (you can really taste and feel the significant amount of meat they stuff into the empanada - good value, and incredibly delicious). If you're debating between chicken or beef, go for the chicken. We compared the two, and the chicken seemed a lot tastier, with more flavour. We will definitely be back here again. Simple, unpretentious, and fantastic food prepared with care. read more
13 years ago
Home made Colombian Food at its finest! Its more like a take-out place but there is some seating to sit about 15 ppl. I just love trying out diff colombian restaurants because i loveee trying out diff genres of hispanic food. I ordered a Bandeja Paisa, which is basically all the meat food groups in one plate. Protein over load! A fried egg, home made sausage, steak, beans, fried pork rinds which is deeeliciouss, fried plantain plus a thick tortilla. All of that on top of white rice. Its just a plate for champions. I ate this as a brunch thing...it was definately worth it. My postobon drink (apple flavoured soda) and the plate was $14 bucks...well worth it. Until next time Las Delicias! read more
In the heart of the city hidden in a small lot. This is the place to have great Colombian. The decor is not fancy but who cares the food is great. The people that work there are also great very helpful. Huge portions and I mean huge. This is a must go place. Great prices for the same price as a burger you get a great meal. See pictures. read more
11 years ago
Another International Supper Club evening with a group of awesome yelpers who are all about sampling the schmorgesborg of international eats we have at our fingertips in the #905 area of the GTA. Las Delicias has been noted as nothing much to look at from the outside, which is why you might completely drive by this tiny shop buried in the extreme corner of strip mall near Dundas and Hurontario. However this tiny authentically Colombian shop is pushing out big smiles, huge portions and even bigger flavours for customers. Oh and to counter balance all this big talk... the prices are super cheap. Boom! It's got maybe 18 seats total so our group of 8-10 took up a good portion of the dining space, however, we were the only ones sitting down to eat as the majority of the traffic (and there was a lot) was take out, so don't feel like you "have to" stay in and eat. To start I got a Colombian Kola beverage which tasted like Coke or Pepsi but with another cup of sugar, not too sweet but definitely sugary. I loved it! For the table I got a few orders of Empanadas. They split the orders up between chicken/beef and cheese. These were UNREAL. Crispy and piping hot on the outside, soft/gooey and flavourful on the inside. Paired with the salsa-esque sauce they provide in hot and mild on the side to dip and BAM... a flavour explosion that will make your toes curl! I easily could have just had a dozen empanadas and a kola and been happy, but the menu here was so vast with so many items on it, I had to control myself and order something popular and authentically Colombian. Myself and most of the members of our group ordered the most popular item which was the Bandeja Paisa. This dish was insane... the plate was overflowing with food. The Bandeja Paisa came with: fried pork belly, flank steak, fried eggs, fried plantain, rice and beans, an arepa and Colombian sausage. Holy crap! I could barely finish my mean. The plantain, sausage and rice and beans were unexpectedly awesome (usually not my fave menu items), the flank steak was flavourful but a tad tough (common however, in thinner cuts of beef), and the pork belly while flavourful was a tad too much for me after about my 8th or 9th piece (they give you a LOT! Add to the food the fact that the service was so friendly and helpful, I cannot wait to come back and try some other items. Eatcrest Out! read more
Authentic Colombian food in Mississauga. First off I've never tried this particular cuisine until my gf took me here and it was delicious. I ordered the Bandeja Paisa which essentially is giant meat platter. Slices of tender carne asada, deep fried pork, chorizo sausage, arepas, plantains and a fried egg on top of a plate of beans and rice make for quite a meal. I finished the entire portion myself but this can easily be shared. A must-try for all meat lovers who like to indulge in a hearty meal. My gf ordered the carne asada platter which came with a generous portion of thinly sliced, tender beef with beans and rice. She loved it and even that was quite filling. Lastly, the beef empanadas are amazing. Not too oily and filled to the brim with beef, these empanadas go well with their spicy homemade salsa. The location itself is in a small strip mall on Dundas, in between Hurontario and Confederation and can get busy and packed at times due to its size. Not sure if you can call ahead to order, but I suggest inquiring about it if you're planning on doing take-out. read more
I've been appreciating and searching for Latin American cuisine lately and so far i've been quite pleased with the variety of offerings. I was in Mississauga so did a quick search and Las Delicias was pretty much up there with solid reviews. The Colombian restaurant had to be authentic as I felt like a fish out of water looking at the decor and the customer base. As I was trying to make sense of the menu , the lady at the front was nice enough to recommend the bandeja paisa which was supposedly the most popular dish. With it I also ordered some taco like sandwich with chicken and chicharon and some flan for dessert. The bandeja paisa itself was a bit insane. Really breakfast and lunch in one meal. Sausage, beans, egg, and beef, fried pork belly, and some corn bread. Each item by itself wasn't amazing. But all elements combined along with that chilli dipping sauce they provide is something would definitely order regularly. I was too full to fully appreciate that taco thing but that was good also. If there was a con, I'd say the pork belly could have been more crispy but other than that really enjoyed it and for the prices, absolutely worth it. When trying out a new cuisine the servers typically asks how I liked the food. Even If I hated it I still say I enjoyed it. In this case I think the cleaned up plates said more than any words could. read more
7 years ago
I've been wanting to try Colombian food for some time now and I can confirm that this place will not disappoint. We had the lengua and the tilapia as the server had suggested that they were the most popular options. The lengua was amazing! It had great depth and was so incredibly tender. Definitely the best dish we had here and quite possibly the best lengua we've ever had. The tilapia was good...not noteworthy, but tasty. We had the flan for dessert (not pictured here). It was rich and decadent. Perfect with a cup of coffee. Service was very warm and friendly as well. read more
I have been to many different cuisines but this one was my first Colombian meal.... and I have to say they did not disappoint me. This is a low key family owned restaurant with exception service. The owner is very friendly and helpful with the menu and suggestion on what is best. The restaurant itself was quite clean and you can see one lady making the meal live at the back. The menu has quite a few option and is not too harsh on the pocket. I was there with too of my other co-workers so we wanted to try multiple thing. For starts we had I think "Empanada" it like stuffed bread fried with shredded chicken or beef and then he gave a special sauce with it. I loved the sauce it was awesome... a great combination of coriander and peppers. for the main course we tried ordered 3 separated dished. First being Arepas which is like their street food. It like tacos or sandwich in a pita... the shredded chicken glued with melting cheese was quite good. Then we ordered a chicken dish.. which came with grilled check with rice and salad as well as very taste beans and very sweet fried plantain. Then it was time to try a fish dish also recommended by the owner... The dish had salad and Two pieces of grilled fish with corn bread. The fish tasted very fresh and it was awesome. Over all it was a very good experience and I would definitely go again to this location. read more
7 years ago
Great food! Awesome service! :) I loved how Paisa takes his time to interact every single customer who walks in. Will definitely come back for more. read more
12 years ago
Despite being in the 5&10 "ghetto" DO NOT be intimidated about coming here. Yes, the strip mall looks shady, but Las Delicias is not that bad, so get over the location! Female waitress was very nice. I didn't find her English bad at all, but she said people complained to the owner that they couldn't understand her, so you may hafta repeat yourself, but I thought she was very sweet and accommodating, suggesting what was good especially for first-timers! The menu is double-sided and I *think* the more authentic stuff is on the first page with the arepas and app-type things. I ordered the Carne Asada (fries & salad, $12) and my friend, the Pollo a la Plancha (with rice, beans, & coleslaw, $12). I wanted the rice, beans, coleslaw sides, but because mine came with fries + salad (with Italian dressing), it just seemed less authentic to me. So if you're looking for something more different, go with the rice & beans. A spicy salsa comes on the side and it is DELICIOUS! The Bandeja Paisa was recommended, but it just sounded like soo much protein, re: pork belly, skirt steak, sausage, & an egg! My next visit, I'll probably try the arepas. Portions are generous, food was homey, and waitress was very welcoming and sweet. What else can I ask for? read more
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Pre-gym, post gym, breakfast, lunch or dinner; this hidden spot is hands down one of the best Columbian joints in the 905. Empenadas are freshly made in house, chicken or beef soooooo bomb.com and you mist have it with their house made salsa/hot sauce CRACKKKKKKK!!! The heavy hitter of the restaurant is the Bandeja Paisa, this plate has everything your taste buds dreamed of. Baked beans, plantains, fried egg, flank steak, and the chicharron. All of this goodness on top of rice. There's a couple of other restaurants arpund the same area but Las Delicas is BOSS of them all!! All I have to say is come out and try it out, and than tag me because I want to hear your review. Cheers everyone!! read more
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I am not exaggerating when I say this place gives me life. I wish it were closer to home because I would eat here weekly. The lady at the front is so sweet and always helps me order new things. I wish I spoke Spanish so we could have deeper conversations, she is a sweetheart. Don't come here expecting some type of text mex meal. The food here is simple, delicious, fresh and fulling. My favourite thing to order is beef empanadas, chicken empanadas, palitos de queso (cheese sticks) and lulo juice. They make the best salsa, I dip everything in it. Ugh thinking about it makes me want a big glass of lulo right now. read more
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I went there several days ago.I still remember the friendly staffs, the delicious steak, the great juice and the reasonable price. A good choice to try a colombian meal. Small but busy. read more
The first impression in service was outstanding. The decor is cute. The speed is confusingly fast. And the food was great. I wasn't a huge fan of the pork belly because it was a little crispy and chewy for my liking, but everything else was spot on. The price is high but the portions are HUGE and your plate is loaded with items. read more
8 years ago
My first time trying Colombian food and I have to say that everything tasted so fresh and delicious, Quick service and portions is worth the price. The hot sauce is so good and pairs well with the beef empanada. Check it out if I were you and don't mind with where the location is. read more
11 years ago
Welcoming and friendly staff,amazing food, reasonable price. Never mind the location, the food is what matters. Can't wait for my next visit. read more
11 years ago
In the heart at 5&10 in Mississauga, this is a hidden gem in a strip plaza. Parking is tight, restaurant seating is limited but definitely worth it. As soon as you enter, you can tell that this is a family favourite, especially on a Sunday- very warm and friendly vibe. I stopped in and order a dozen chicken empanadas and a dozen beef. They were freshly and quickly fried up to golden perfection. Light crispy and the chicken at $1.50 was generously filled with seasoned chicken. The beef also at $1.50 were generously filled with tasty beef and potato. The other food coming out of the kitchen also looked fantastic from the soups to rice and pork dishes. The staff are warm, friendly and helpful. I will be back again to try the Bandeja Paisa which looked amazing. read more
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Nice food nice music perfect for saturday lunch! Hot sauce is amazing. wish I could of had some bunuelos but they did not have them ready. The juices were nice as well read more
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