Hubs and I wanted to try Colombian food and this place didn't miss!…read moreThe ambiance is in the middle of the Talpa food mart. It's clean, it's open, it's accessible. The service was great. We were looking to try a little bit of everything and the young man helped us pick out the right stuff. We got a lunch mini bandeja, maracuja/passion fruit drink, agua panela drink and chicken arepa for $23! We shared it and were pleasantly surprised. It was tasty and fresh. We'd be back again!

Visiting family in the area and being half Colombian, I always want a taste of home…read more Delicias de la Abuela is located inside Talpa Supermarket food court-style. We were greeted warmly; some empanadas and pastries were freshly made on rotation, ready to be bought and consumed. The rest of the food is made to order. The food was well-seasoned, fresh and authentic. Prices are very reasonable, and the daily special for $10 is a bargain you cannot beat. This will become a regular stop whenever we are in town. We might dance a little with the greatest hits playing in the background.

Delicious Colombian empanadas and buñuelos. Great service…read more Tamales are really bad! Don't even try wasting your money on a tamale . Seriously!

I was really excited to try this place, because it's been years since I last had Colombian food…read more Somewhat hidden in a strip mall near Colonial 18 movie theater, this restaurant makes a convenient place to get dinner if you have a movie to catch. The walls are filled with Colombian art and there are plenty of bicycles on display, so you'll have plenty to look at. The vibe is very casual, though the prices are a little higher than expected. Entrees were around $15-23 each. That said, there's plenty of food on the plates. I wasn't crazy about my mini bendeja with chicken - the rice was undercooked, the egg was overcooked, and the chicken was really bland. The bright spots were the beans - absolutely delicious! and the tostones that came with my wife's fried red snapper. They were probably the best tostones either of us has ever had. The service was friendly and quick, and there's a bakery shelf full of goodies to try as well as a small grocery. All told, if someone wanted to go I'd be down, but otherwise I probably won't rush back. I'd definitely order differently.

Casa Vieja delivers a cozy home style Colombian dining experience. You instantly get that…read moreneighborhood feel that's authentic and inviting. I ordered the chuleta de pollo that was extra crispy on the outside and tender inside. The rice was fluffy, the salad fresh, and the beans flavorful. Everything tasted homemade, comforting, and was served hot. Portions are generous and prices are fair, which makes it even better. The staff was kind and attentive even during a busy rush.

Eat here if you want really good and authentic Colombian food…read more Had the papas criolla to start and as a main course the carne asada. The steak was so big that it lasted me for the next day lunch. They also serve really fast. They have an adjoining supermarket where you can buy Colombian trea

I'm ashamed to say that I have driven by this place a thousand times and not stopped. Today was…read moredifferent, had to check it out. This place is awesome! Small cafe that offer some bakery items and a pretty decent menu selection. I ordered a Cuban sandwich combo which comes with a sandwich, fries and a can drink (coke product). The sandwich was delicious, the fries were typical and the coffee was strong. The service was awesome and I love the cafe/bakery atmosphere. I see myself ordering lunch from this place more often.

Excellent service, great Cuban sandwich, clean restaurant. The front staff was personable and…read morefriendly.

This place has amazing food. Amazing drinks. And the desserts are amazing too…read more Try the fresh juices, I think you'll love it

duo tres veces y las tres veces estaban crudas. Cuando llame para decirles ni una disculpa ofrecen…read more no estamos para botar la comida y el dinero.

Delicious, freshly made empanadas! Owners were great and accommodated a large order. Will…read moreabsolutely get these again

Went twice on separate days that they open per their website. Closed both times. Weather was…read morefine. Disappointing. Need to update all websites if you intend to use them. Will give better review if possible but for now little choice.

We stopped here after visiting margaritaville and wanted Spanish food. It was a Saturday afternoon…read moreand absolutely no one in the parking lot so we were a little nervous. The service was fantastic, we were the only ones in there and the server treated us like VIP. She even gave my grandmother a sample of the mondongo before getting a big plate. The food came out within 5-10 minutes incredibly fast. And the flavor, the freshness, the appearance 10/10/10 I wish there was another restaurant here in Orlando. We will definitely be back when in Georgia again :) check this place out!

The food was good and the portions were very good size. However, the service and presentation left…read morea lot to be desired. The ambiance is good and similar to a small diner. The parking lot in the front was completely empty. Not a good sign on a Saturday night. It gave me pause and I considered trying a different place, but the one I checked out prior to this one was closed for repairs, and the one I tried prior to that one I literally could not find, so I decided to try it anyway. When I got there, it was empty, and I don't mean empty as in "the last few customers just left". I mean empty like "it's been dead all day". The staff were both sitting in the front chilling out. I thought, "Okay, so they've been a bit slow today." When I walked in the door, both the staff went in the back. Huh? I could understand the chef going into the back, but the wait staff?? She came back out front a few minutes later. I waited for her to direct me and when she didn't, answer minute or two later I asked, "Should I just sit anywhere?" She just nodded. Okey dokey. The first table I walked to still had food on the table from where it was not cleaned properly previously. The dishes and such were gone, but the staff had not washed it properly and you could see food on the tabletop. Yuk. I chose a different table, and sat. The waitress brought over the menu and a small basket with utensils, a straw and omelet green salsa. No chips or anything for the salsa, so I figured she would be bringing something for it later. I asked the waitress something about the menu items and honestly, she acted like I should know all this already. I ordered the mini bandeau paisa which was very tasty and I ate it all with no leftovers. It was served on a metal plate and I'm fairly certain it was warmed over, but it was the type of dish that is a bit better when warmed over so that was fine. I thought the waitress just plain didn't like me for whatever reason. Sometimes restaurants are not happy to see a single customer all by themselves, but about ¾ of the way through my meal, another couple came in and they got the same treatment. Mind you, the three of us at two tables were the ONLY customers in the restaurant. I saw no takeout orders or anything. Yet, the waitress acted like we were really taking it out of her to have her do her job. She served everything, but I don't think she gave even one smile the entire time. Honestly, even though the food was good, it was not good enough to make up for the feeling that I was not wanted in the restaurant. It's unlikely I will go back.

As soon as you walk in, the smell of fresh baked pastries will fill your nose, then you will be…read moretempted to eat everything. Please scroll though for all of the tantalizing pastries. The server also informed me that there are empanadas for sale. They play music in the background to add to the festiveness. There is ample seating if you are thinking about sitting down for coffee and doing a little work on your digital device. I would highly recommend this place.

When this place is good, its great! And today was a great day! They have all your Colombian…read morepanaderia favorites (and more!). I came by today (my second time here) and the pan de queso was fresh and had just come out of the oven along with some sweet empanadas. I came for some empanadas de carne, buñuelos, milhojas, and some pan de boño, of course. When I saw the pan de queso coming out hot, I decided to go all out and order some of those too. With that said, the buñelos today were much fresher than the last time I had them, and so were the empanadas! The pan de queso was still warm while I was eating it and so good! I ordered an empanada con arequipe and somehow I ended up with an empanada chambray (guayaba and a cream cheese), which was actually a great mishap because it was amazingggggg and is officially my new favorite item from here! The pan de boño was surprisingly a little hard like it had been sitting. The rest of the food was so fresh! The man who's always there said the milhojas were just restocked, but after eating everything I came home and put my slice in the fridge. The last time I was here was at the end of the night and I wouldn't recommend coming then as things certainly weren't as fresh as they were this second time around. This is a no frills type of place that sits at the end of a large shopping plaza. The staff is always super friendly and helpful and the parking is plenty. Ven y disfruta!

Lunch with friends, and Cuban sandwiches all around! Good sandwich and perfect hit, crispy fries,…read morewhat's not to love!

Very disappointing. Service was okay, not great, not awful. The black beans were extremely watery…read moreand thin. The pork chunks were bland, and extremely over cooked. So dry they were almost uneatable. The Tostones were delicious, and served piping hot.