This place has been on my list for awhile. I love ceviche. If it's in the business name, it must be…read moregood, right?! Anyway, they offer a variety of Peruvian dishes. I had the ceviche. It was good. 3/5 for flavor and portion. The fried rice was delicious. A good portion for one person. It has plenty of chicken. It was a nice savory dinner. I'd order it again. The yuca was a nice salty treat. I wish I would have gotten more than 7 nibs for $5. I took the order to-go but I'd say service was good. The place seemed clean. Overall a good experience.

Food: waited 1 hour, 20 minutes to get served cold food. Party of 8, only 4 received their food…read more The 4 never received their order and we had to leave to attend a concert. Service was not existent. Never even received requested water. Just horrible. Watch out: they charge a hidden service fee on your check.

On a recent Saturday night we had planned an outing to a favorite restaurant in the same strip mall…read moreas El Patio...and when we arrived at 6:30 there was a 45 minute wait. So based on Yelp reviews, we decided to try El Patio. When we walked in, we were a little apprehensive because no other customers were seated--not a great sign. But we decided to go for it (I was hungry!) The staff was warm and welcoming. We ordered ceviche and tamales as appetizers; both excellent. We ordered the house specialty of Paella for two (seafood only). The menu warns to allow 45 minutes for the made from scratch Paella--ours took 40 min. It was delicious and more than enough for two people. By the time we left (about 8pm) the restaurant was about a 1/3 full. Perhaps the price point which is somewhat higher than neighboring restaurants is why, but I felt prices were reasonable for the excellent meal delivered. We will return soon.

I'm Colombian and from Indianapolis. We come to Siesta every year to see family. We can't get…read moreColombian food in Indy so Mi Sitio is always a treat. Their pan de bono are so good! Chewy, warm, just the perfect texture and always fresh! The empanadas are crispy and delicious. Have a chorizo and a chicharron, squeeze a lime on it and wash it down with a cold Colombia's soda... you'll be glad you did.

La comida como siempre excelente, el servicio como siempre el más malo posible. Poca atención, mala…read morecara, no te prestan atención, te traen la orden mal. En fin un desastre total. Que pena de verdad. Mi esposa quiere comer aquí de ves en cuando, para recordar las raíces hispanas. Pero nunca nunca de nunca hemos tenido buenos servicios. He venido más de 20 veces en 12 años.

Authentic Colombian food. I felt like my tía was in the kitchen making my favorite dish. Highly…read morerecommend!

The food is ok to be located in the farmers market but it's not the best Colombian food in the…read moreSarasota/Bradenton area

The food was very good and the service was excellent the restaurant itself could use some TLC.read more

Mi Tierra is a nice spot to stop in Sarasota to sample Cuban and Colombian food. The staff are…read morevery friendly and eager to please. The Cuban Sandwich was huge and very satisfying! I got a side of rice and beans, which could easily have been my entree by itself! Very generous portions! My wife ordered the Churrasco and absolutely loved it. It came with a salad and rice and beans. I would definitely stop by again. Nice, "homey" atmosphere decked out for the holidays meets your eye upon entering. There are the requisite national flags to add to the international flavor. Thumbs up!

Amazing churrasco and tostones. And the chimichurri was the bomb . Friendly people , arriba Puerto…read moreRico

The good food equaled by the kind and considerate service made a delightful luncheon experience. A…read morelovely and comfortable place to eat and enjoy...

Selections were very good. One was the special which consisted of fish, crab, shrimp and other…read moreitems. The other was Aji de Gallina. . It was well worth the trip. Dessert was excellent. Milhojas . It was very flaky and delicious. Simply fantastic.. service was attentive and personable. We were there later and it was quiet but nice. We will return. It's in a small strip mall with other retail so easy to miss.

Dark, golden and foamy and it all started by getting a whipping, that is the wrist twitching drops…read moreof dark coffee upon the heaping quantity of light white sugar. Turns, swirls and folds to flow before my high test sweet coffee treat came to me so seductively in a clear outfit that accentuated her top and bottom half. Then the second act, things took a downward turn when my Cubano Sandwich was set forth. Understandably the fresh zest of lime and orange overnight ham bath might be a bit ambitious for a little sandwich shop located in a hole in the wall within a strip mall that looks to be on life support. Not exactly my idea of doing the Congo to Cuba to chill out at the Havana Club Lounge, this aunt Miami quite yet. There were no pickles which my ultra Cuban friend pointed out as being "absolutely critical" and I felt more was in store for me. He then harassed the sandwich further due to the meat, so I cut him off quick and continued to eat away blocking his knowledge and wisdom, but I couldn't. I looked at the bag of Lays chips and question the authentic flair for that side. It was at this point that I wanted to throw my cheese up to the ceiling in hopes to see if it would stick or if I could re catch it on the bread. Mother always said "don't play with your food" but I always did. Shooting spinach from my special hard rubber fork I kept in my pocket for just such a meal (mashed potatoes too) across the table over the fine linen into my sister's face were such good times and I hit the ceiling a once too and it stuck for about a year before being noticed and catching a fat beating.

Muy bien In reading…read moremy previous review I wrote I wanted to return to Nando's, which didn't happen. Time passed and I kind of forgot about the place until it came up on a Yelp search today. It looks like I was very impressed with my Cuban sandwich the last time so I got another one today. That it was about 8am didn't seem to be a problem at all and it did make for a good and filling, if not unusual, breakfast. How was the sandwich? I still liked it a lot. I know more about Cuban sandwiches now than I did back in 2017 and would say this one while not so standard was still very flavorful. They list more meats on their menu than the traditional pork roast and ham. I peeked inside and didn't see anything else besides the two but I also didn't deconstruct the entire sandwich or look that closely inside. The menu didn't mention pickle and I didn't see or taste any, so that was too bad. I really liked the hot melty cheese and the bread was soft. Cut into three parts, it was very easy to eat and enjoy. It came with chips and I got a can of diet coke. It is a small place that is also a grocery store. They have a few tables and several counter seats. An informal place. I was able to place my order but due to my inability to speak Spanish couldn't really engage in conversation. Plenty of parking just outside.