The team celebrates their win 5:1 here, at a small room that fits 15 of us well. One of the servers…read moresaid their restaurant can seat 7,500 people simultaneously, hoping I got the number right. Unlike a weekday dinner we usually go, at 6:30 on a Sunday, and the place is packed, even  on a rainy night. The young hostess didn't know where our room was, so she took us on a merry-go-round tour. We tried four wines: The red blend is the best of the night RG Gran Reserva Rioja isn't as good as the Red Blend Don Cesar Reserva is ok AG Rosado is ok The bread is all too yummy and hot. I not only finish it, but I also clean out the butter. However, the ensuing foods are all lukewarm: ~ stuffed piquillo peppers: tasty but too many tendons (?) ~ scallops Casimiro: cute ~ palomilla: the thin steak is tender, and the rice is tasty, which I finished too Accidentally, they put our tablemate's bottle of wine on our bill. When I called to clarify, I mentioned the lukewarm food before ending the call. I sincerely wish they maintain their quality.

I came in for dinner one night while I stayed at the Doubletree hotel. This restaurant was chosen…read moreby my business partner solely because I was staying at this hotel and I didn't have to walk in cold weather. View from this restaurant was so beautiful, the river and Canary Wharf, it would be romantic to dine here. Service was prompt and friendly. Although we didn't go but when my business partner asked the staff about local night clubs nearby, they went out of the way to look up information for us. They have good drink selection and I was pleased with a bottle of wine I selected. Food was average but I just flew in from Rome that afternoon, so what can I say? Make reservations and request for window seat of you want beautiful city and river view

Fancy taking a holiday but don't have the money? Come here for your injection of Columbian culture…read moreand cuisine. A bit like a private social club this place can be intimidating but seriously, everyone is welcome. You can enjoy the amazing tasty treats on offer, I had a chicken and potato pattie that was awesome, as well as a whole load of Columbian food that you can take home yourself and cook. They hold Salsa lessons here and have amazing "Old Boys" singing to all the families sat around. This is a cultural hub for the local Latin American community and is just fantastic!

Best Salsa bar in London. If you are looking for real Salsa and Latin music, this place is probably…read morethe best in London. Its not fancy, but feels like a real Latin American Salsa bar. Lots of drinks, Colombian street food also available. Great people and great Salsa!

The food was outstanding. Service was very friendly and we would highly recommend Asado. The kids…read moreloved it! The adults loved it! It was a win win for everyone.

A quaint little homely Colombian restaurant in the heart of Holloway Nags Head's market with decor…read moresimilar to an old English cafe with bright orange painted walls which added a nice charm to it. Both the staff there were very humble and accommodating, working non stop to dish up delicious plates of Columbian food at portions big enough to feed two and all at affordable prices. At the front of the counter were a lovely selection of starters containing many unusual and delicious looking Colombian street foods. I say unusual but that is because I have not seen many of these delicacies in London before. Chorizo on cornbread This was okay. I think the cornbread let it down a bit being quite dry and bland but the chorizo itself made it worthwhile. Made from grounded meat and spices the texture was very moist and creamy, tasting much like processed meat. But I liked it and the heat built up after each bite making it quite spicy. Beef empanadas Very different to a lot of the Spanish versions I've had as the filling was more fluffy due to the addition of mash potato in it too instead of being very meaty. It was very flavourful, comforting, with the beef giving it the oomph of flavour it needed. The soft texture was a lovely contrast to the crispy cornmeal fried batter too which sadly started to become slightly hard and chewy from being left out too long and then reheated. But for the cheap prices they're charging, I am not complaining. Papas Rellanas (stuffed potatoes) These were definitely the highlight of our meal. Fried potato balls made of mash potatoes stuffed with rice, beef and onions. It starts off being crispy before you break the thin fried outer shell and reach into the lovely generous soft fluffy filling. It was seasoned perfectly with mild spices, adding complexity and depth to the ground beef and sweet onions. Comfort food at its best Pollo a la plancha A delicious plate of wholesome food. For someone who doesn't like chicken breast I was so surprised at how much I loved this dish. It was obvious that the chicken was marinated for long hours to give out the lovely mild savoury spices against its natural sweet flavours with a lovely hint of smokiness as a result of being beautifully grilled. It was succulent and tender too. It came with a lovely side of braised red beans, cooked till fluffy and soft and seasoned perfectly. Salad helped reduce the stodginess as well and adding some crunch to the dish and a lovely juicy plantain for some sweetness. All accompanied with fluffy rice and a runny fried egg. Bandeja Paisa A gigantic platter of food consisting of fried pork belly, two grilled beef, grilled chorizo, a fried egg, fried bread, stewed pinto beans, plantain, a slice of avocado and salad. It was delicious and every part of it. The pork belly was delicious. Being fried you have a lovely contrast of the crispy outside and the soft tender inside with good fatty boys melting in your mouth. Beef were beautifully marinated, smoky and although required a bit of teeth work they were very enjoyable to bite through its rich flavours. Chorizo were lovely with its sweet spices and meaty texture. Everything else was great too, either all fresh or cooked perfectly. For £12 it was a bargain especially when it fed the both of us and we even had some leftover to takeaway. I think I found a hidden gem as I have been trying to find more information on them on the internet but there is minimal information about them. Yet the place was packed the whole time we we were there and staff were ever so accommodating. It's not a place for a first date though as the market it is in (Holloway Nags Head) can be a a bit rough sometimes and the restaurant itself is quite run down with poor paint job. However for a bit of change to the usual and for authentic Colombian food and cheap budget eats, I highly recommend this place and I will be back soon.

El Rincon Quiteño is a charming, family-run Ecuadorian cafe with wonderful service and tasty…read moreauthentic cuisine. I got the salteña and the pork knuckle soup, which were both delish. The server ran the place and was extremely friendly and welcoming--even offering me a traditional drink (though I didn't love it TBH...). The decor is stylish, but the prices are remarkably affordable. Overall a fun place to eat.

Authentic, personable service and cheap food, oh this is my kind of place. The sweet cosy cafe that…read moreis El Rincon Quiteno has been a stalwart on Holloway Road for over a decade. The reason they have been around so long, is because they are fantastic. They have a mixed selection of cultural foods from England, Spain, Portugal, Italy and South America. You can mix and match the items in your meal so you can have exactly what you want. Best of all the prices are so reasonable. I paid £4 for a full English breakfast. That is good business in my book. Love this place.

We had dinner at La Fonda on Saturday. The food was good, the portions were massive but prices were…read morelow. The music was lively but not over loud and decor intersting. At the back there is an open garden but it was too cold to try it. There were a few fellow diners and a large group celebrating a birthday so the place was busy and interesting, worth while if there are a few of you as yoru can share diiferent things. The only down side was our friend was a vegetarian so the choice of Colombian main courses was limited but she order numerous side dishes and was very happy. The menu is very bias to large chunks of meat. Location next to a busy road but we didn't notice that once inside. We will go again as we had a good time.

Everything we ordered was so amazing, we ordered more plus extra sauces and were full and happy for…read moretwo days! Beautiful to sit out on the water and the service was lovely too. Highly recommend and will always eat here when I visit.

What a dream come true to have arrived in London and found the perfect brunch spot for our family…read moreof 3. Even our 8-yr-old will have fond memories of sitting by the canal and eating his first arepa. Friendly staff and beautiful views. And many gluten free options too! I would eat hear weekly if I lived in the UK!

It's not a critically-acclaimed restaurant for nothing. This is Latin-American cuisine at its…read morefinest. The flavors are the closest to the authentic Latin creations I grew up eating, yet also manage to add their own unique and delicious twists to make them pop even more. The ingredients are carefully selected, paired well, and cooked to perfection to make every dish unforgettable. For my first run, I tried the Seared Braised Beef with julienned crispy potatoes, which reminds me of the Lomo Saltado we do in California. The beef is tender and succulent, salty & flavorful, and topped with sliced roasted veggies. The crispy potatoes are amazing, too, but I wish there had been more. This is also the first restaurant I've been to in London that serves fried yuca (cassava) since I moved here... and that was more than 4 years ago. If you're hungry, get this as your side. Brownie points to them for using truffle oil to give them that little extra flair. The drinks don't disappoint, either. Their cocktails are utilizing "better" versions of Latin spirits (think Fair Quinoa Vodka), which means they're slightly pricier but also offer a more varied experience. The wine list is also plentiful, so pick your poison. Given the lively nature of its environment, it's definitely a restaurant for the social experience. However, reservations in advance are strongly recommended, whether you're coming alone or in a group. The ONLY downside I could find about this place was their complete lack of alternative milks. So, if you want something other than dairy to go with your tea or coffee, you're out of luck. In my case, I ended up opting for their Espressini cocktail with Fair Trade Coffee Liqueur instead. I know. What a sacrifice.

Amazing experience. The service was awesome, and the food was some of the best we have ever had…read more Our favorite was the Cochinita pibil and the grilled chimichurri prawns. Our favorite dessert was the pumpkin flan. We may pass on the califlower and the churros next time. My drink was fabulous. Overall, had a great time, the staff were chatty and even kept the kitchen open for us to have dessert. The inside is modern, trendy, and clean. Highly, highly recommend if you're in town or live in London.

This place is authentic, we walked in here by accident and did not regret it at all. It's not a…read morefancy restaurant, in fact it's really loud and full of atmosphere. There was a mariachi band playing when we entered, someone was celebrating their 15th birthday (fancy). The place is spacious. There was at least 50pax in one corner celebrating the birthday, another group of 10 seated in a corner and we were a group of 6pax. The rest were in 4s or 2s. So you can easily imagine how many people they can fit in this restaurant. Amazing. The food here is crazy huge. Starters cost anything from £1.50/empanada to £8.50/arepa. There's a wide selection to choose from. The highlight for the main course is their steaks. THEY. ARE. HUGE. I'm so glad my man and I shared a starter and one of the steaks. We were struggling to finish them. The steak ranges anything from £14.50 - £19.90. Best steak value we've had in London. They serve other meats too like pork, chicken and seafood. Service here is awesome, fast, efficient, staffs were friendly and polite. This is going to be another fun place to hang out in Elephant & Castle. Totally worth coming here. If you're thinking to hold a special/unique party/event, you could total consider this place.

Ok-ish Colombian restaurant. I had a Sobrebarriga en Salsa which I liked a lot and it was more or…read moreless fairly price due to the big piece of meat. However, the service ruins everything as it is extremely slow and not particularly good. Food comes out reasonably quickly but to make an order and receive the bill it takes forever. Such a pity.

Delicious Latin American food, very good prices and no service charge…read more It might be a little hard to find but it is totally worth persisting until you get there. They have a lunch menu with different options which changes daily. The food is freshly prepared there for you and the portions are generous.

If you look down the road you'd never guess this place was down here. (Its not the same place as…read morethe picture on yelp) It's a local haunt for latinos who often go there and get 1 menu of the day to share between two because the portion sizes are so enormous! So it's no glamour whatsoever and CASH ONLY. If you order straight from the menu dishes are about £13-£20 BUT you won't be disappointed as you get a massive amount of food & it all tastes good. Generally meat/fish with rice, salad, chips. The trick however is to ask the Waitress what the menu of the day is - you'll have an option for starter and an option for main plus you'll get a drink and it's all for £9. Now if you're a BIG eater then that may be good for you, but otherwise do it Latino style and just get 1 menu of the day to share & that turns into a lunch meal of £4,50 each for 2ppl. & that's what I call affordable!