My (Colombian) wife was craving Colombian food and we were told of another place but we couldn't…read morefind it. So we looked up other restaurants and found this place. It looks so small from the outside and when you enter, but upstairs is a whole dining room. The food was delicious (and cheap) and so authentic. If we are ever in Madrid again, we will definitely visit!

I recently visited Rochela for the first time with a Colombian friend who likes it. I'm not new to…read moreColombian food, but I did try some new dishes and drinks, and I was not disappointed. The bandeja paisa was huge and everything was delicious, and the sancocho (soup with meat, plantains, avocado, and rice) was perfect for a chilly autumn day. I drank my coconut juice in about 2 minutes. We went on a Sunday afternoon with a reservation-- it was packed, so I would recommend a reservation, especially on a weekend. Despite the amount of people, service was pretty fast and attentive, even with several large groups (including our own) in the restaurant. They also had really nice live music that day, which was definitely an added bonus! They weren't too loud but added to the atmosphere.

Having spent time living in Venezuela, I love finding restaurants that serve their food. I ordered…read moreArepas via a local food delivery service, and was not disappointed. I got the Pabellón (shredded beef with rice, black beans, fried plantains, and an arepa) and the chicken arepa. Both were really good, I'm getting hungry writing this review and thinking about them! Pricing was very reasonable, even after paying for the delivery fee.

As a Venezuelan I will do all foreigners a favor by telling them not to bother with this place if…read moreyou're looking for a decent arepa. They got my order wrong (which is fine with me since I like all arepas but even after I told her she just shrugged and didn't apologize) and their empanadas are terrible too. Even the juices were subpar (except maybe the mango). Seriously don't bother!

Was cruising the neighborhood was actually trying to get into the Ethiopian restaurant nearby, but…read moreit remained closed each time I went by. But I found this gem of a place! I ordered Bandeja Paida and Agua 'de Panela. The Agua de Panela was surprisingly refreshing--reminding me of a Nestea with more tang and a bit less sugar. The gargantuan platter that was the Bandeja Paida consisted of rice with black beans, fried plantain, flatbread, avocado wedge, fried egg, longanisa sausage, and the headliner--fried slab of pork belly! Barely managed to get it all in and waddle out. Credit cards accepted. Servers are friendly but don't speak English. Pointing and smiling works just fine!

Very good Latin American restaurant where to have lunch…read more Their daily menu costs only EUR 10 and it has good food. As first dish I had a Patacón de Pollo which I liked and it had a generous portion of meat. As second dish I had a Cerdo Guisado con Arroz y Tajada which was very good as well. Finally, also the Arroz con Leche as postre was tasty. The service is quick and friendly.

Cheap and good. Venezuelan Colombian and Peruvian dishes. We ordered arepas with Venezuelan sodas…read more Yum

Sometimes you have to go to Spain for a little Colombian food. Patacón brings the flavor like your…read moreColombian momma would. Come for lunch to enjoy what might be the best deal on the east side (way East, like in Spain). However these folks made it across the Atlantic, we're grateful. Pick from a starter, main, and dessert/drink for a "surprisingly low" price. That's right, you can have the giant beef rib and go away happy. Or just get the variety dish (not called that) if you cant decide. All the locals were enjoying that, so how could you go wrong? Sadly I had a post-lunch thing and couldn't grab dessert. I felt like I was leaving money on the table. So don't be like me; try the myriad dulce de leches, or the juices, or the cakes. I'll anticipate the return visit.

The food at Patacón Pisao was well seasoned and enjoyable both fresh and the following day as…read moreleftovers. The restaurant was clean and had different decorations that gave the space a warm and welcoming feel. Employees were all friendly beginning to end. The food took a while, but it was worth the wait (I had a steak plate and the other person had fish).

Out of business now a hot chocolate bar with coffee tea and hot chocolate. Along with other drinksread more

Service was a bit slow due to one person working inside (bar, waiter, host) but the food was yummy…read more It seemed like they had a lot of Mexican food like tacos and nachos.

It is the Venezuelan equivalent of Chipotle. They sell Arepas (which are like cornbread buns)…read morethey are cut in half and stuffed with various meat, cheese, beans , and veggies. My favorite Venezuelan food is Tequeños. They are Breaded Chesse sticks that are fried. This place has 5 for €5. It would be 5 stars except for the heat. They had air conditioning but left the door open too. It would also be better if they had more seats.

Super busy! The place is small but you can get it to go. I got the Colombiana arepas and it's…read morereally good. If you want something with beans then you should get the Pabelló n arepas.