Ambiance: 4/5: cute restaurant, with outdoor seating. We were sat as soon as we got there…read more Restaurant is next to a main road so sitting outside can be kind of noisy sometimes. Service: 4/5: our waiter did a good job at checking on the table and taking our order on time. Nothing bad to point out. Food: 4/5: The food was better than what I expected. I ordered the stuffed chicken plate and I would order it again if I went back. The salsa that comes with the chips is a bit hot but so tasty. Definitely poured that on everything. Unfortunately, we didnt order drinks so couldn't rate my experience with that. Overall good experience

I thoroughly enjoyed my business trips to South America, particularly eating my way through…read moreColombia, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and beyond. It's challenging to replicate the same experience locally, as these restaurants lack access to the fresh, local ingredients that define their unique cuisine. Casa Colombia does a good job replicating a true Colombian dining experience. Their menu is extensive with some very interesting offerings. Scanning the dining room, I noticed that their portions are huge. We started with a shrimp cocktail, an empanada, and their version of a rum - mango martini. The small option for the shrimp cocktail was bountiful and easily shared. The housemade cocktail sauce was a perfect accompaniment. The empanada was a tad dry, but their spicy salsa sauce was a great addition. Our "martini" was sweet but very satisfying on a warm afternoon. We did want to try their ceviche, but they are using tilapia as their fish. Quality Seafood is not too far away, and I'm sure that they could offer a better-tasting white fish than plain ole tilapia. We split one of their house specials, the Bandeja Paisa Tipica. This is a traditional Colombian dish, and it is a meat lover's dream served on an oversized platter. Our platter arrived with a chorizo link, beef sirloin, rice, red beans with pork, a huge fried chicharrón, an arepa, a sweet plantain, a slice of avocado (well, there's the only healthy portion), and a fried egg on top. We struggled to eat about 70% of this feast. It's going to take a few visits to the gym to work off this lunch. Dis & Dat: Parking is a breeze as they have their own parking lot. They do offer a happy hour that begins at 3 PM. A definite 4-plus star experience.

10 out of 10. The plates look authentic. The food came out fast and hot. The sauces were so full of…read moreflavor and solid service as well. We will be back! Thank you

I am sorry but I forgot the names of all the dishes that I enjoyed but everything was SO good! This…read moreis very authentic Colombian food, imo. Go for the food, not for the atmosphere, though everyone is friendly and definitely make you feel welcome. It's a little shop that serves as a restaurant and a shop where items from Colombia can be purchased. This is a place you will want to come to multiple times because you can only eat so much in one sitting! We had two little ones - an infant and a toddler with us, and everyone was still very happy and welcoming with us, despite our craziness. Will definitely be back!

Delicious Colombian food! The very best I have had in a long time. Restaurant is very unassuming…read morebut don't let that fool you. Definitely will make the trip back to Round Up only to eat here again!

If you enjoy waiting 2 hours for your food which comes out at room temp, and paying $40 for a…read morebucket of a beer you haven't heard of, this is the place for you.

Really enjoyed the Picana sampler. A mixture of roasted chicken, chorizo, sausages, chicharron,…read morefried plantains on a bed of crinkle cut French fries. Nice mixture of meats for the carnivore in everyone. Roasted chicken was the best. Very tasty.

A very cool place. *…read more* * Four Points has developed multiple food court locations around the intersection of 620 and 2222. One of them is the heavily Colombian food court where Ninja Chicken is located. One Colombian group seems to own multiple food trucks in the court - even though the truck names are different and the menus are different. Cooks go back and forth between the related trucks bringing supplies. All of the relevant personnel are Colombian. If they are as good as Ninja Chicken, they are fine fine trucks. * * * How Colombian is Colombian here? a) This is a Spanish only location. The truck signs are in English and that is where the English stops. When I ordered in English, it was clear nobody was understanding me. (They were trying hard). I got the wrong thing. Fortunately the wrong thing was wonderful. (Fried cheese pastries with strawberry dip.) I was happy to have the pastries. b) There are many many Colombians here eating. I only saw one other Anglo person - a middleaged Texas lady linked to the relevant church. (More on the church later). c) ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, THERE IS A COLOMBIAN BAND PLAYING TROPICALE. Keep in mind that food trucks in South America often come with entertainment. Entertainment is often a guy with an electric console and a ton of loops playing whatever instruments he knows how to play with synthesized backup. That's what this guy was doing. He was good on all of his instruments. I could have listened all day. d) Some of the trucks are associated with El Camino, a Spanish language church on 620. There was a giant pavilion with El Camino signs on the pavilion. There were people wearing El Camino badges in case you wanted to have a dedicated conversation about Christianity. Most of the El Camino people were Colombians. They had an Anglo lady in reserve in case you needed to talk about Christianity in English. El Camino has a very cool slogan " The perfect church for imperfect people." That slogan is right up there on the truck. * * * Good Colombian food. Good Colombian music. Colombian families everywhere. This could have been Queens New York - the epicenter of American Colombian food. Except everything else was Texan. Check the place out. Bring your Spanish dictionary to help with the ordering.

I came to this food truck in the food truck park today with Thing One. I stumbled upon it like I…read moredid the Dominican food truck last week when coming to visit my favorite food truck in this same lot. Just like the Dominican food truck, (Hac Kitchen atx), I stopped by this one to give the "new kids" a try. When we drove into the food truck area, the owner of the truck waved us down as if she saw an old friend. When we approached the truck, she greeted us with a handshake and a smile. She handed us menus and explained how the menu items were made. Arepas Las arepas en este lugar fueron hechas a la moda Colombiana. Las arepas Colombianas tienden a ser más dulces, delgadas y rellenas de queso en comparación con las hechas en Venezuela y Panamá. Pedimos una arepa de pollo, una arepa de res y una mixta. La arepa de pollo estaba rellena de pollo jugoso, maíz, queso y aguacate. La arepa mixta estaba cargada con pollo, carne de res, tocino, aguacate y queso. La arepa era dulce, crujiente y abundante. Esta ubicación es un gran descubrimiento y tiene un servicio amable. Definitivamente regresaré.

Yummy Arepas is a cute food truck with a karaoke station and lively Latin music outside. Their…read morearepas are large and stuffed to the brim, yet the arepa dough itself is thin and crispy. I ordered the Chicken Yummy which was $14. This was way too expensive for what I ordered. Given that the run of the mill arepa is $4.50, you do the math. The staff was very kind and I love their food truck setup. Unfortunately, the arepa did not taste authentic. If you're looking for a large yet thin taco shell, this is the place to go.

Food was delicious, service was quick and polite and music playing in the background as I was the…read moreonly person dining inside. Next time I better come with an emptier stomach and finish all my food-I tried.

Ordered on a Sunday night at around 7 PM because I saw they closed at 8 PM according to Google…read more When I got there, I saw on the door that they actually close earlier. I felt horrible because they must have been waiting for me for a while. Anyways, the food was amazing, the empanadas were perfect. Everything was 10 out of 10 will definitely order again.

I wanted a burger, but my family didn't. While my wife and son found a different truck, I was…read moredrawn to the giant burger plastered on the side of Arenosa. It called to me with the siren song of double meat and Colombian sausage. It didn't disappoint. The white cheese was simply amazing and every single bite had that awesome sausage in it. It comes with a huge order of fries and is only $15. I also tried the bunelos (cheese bread). Those darn puffs were fantastic!!!! I am definitely coming back!!!

Love their arepas, fries, breads, bowls and burgers! Their mazorcadas are SO good as well…read more Empanadas are not their strength but there are a bunch of other yummy options to try instead.

Service was great, the lady taking my order was so sweet even with the language barrier. My order…read morewas right so that's all that matters. Food was fantastic. Even after a 45 min drive home my fried fish and empanadas were still a bit crispy. The beef empanada was absolute fave!! The plantains were a bit burnt but still hit the spot. The green sauce... to die for! First time having an arepa so I don't know what to compare it to, but it was good! Overall, I'll see be back if I'm the area.

Some of the best Colombian food on this side of town. Bunelos are good despite being store bought…read more Arepa de desebrada is amazing and packed with meat. They do not skimp on the meat. Tequenos which are essentially mozzarella sticks are a bit bland but good. The empanadas de carne are aa must try. Overall pretty solid place. The location can be easy to miss as it is in a car lot. Still a must try if you're in the area and looking for Colombian food.