Great service. Neat Colombian, with soccer overload, atmosphere. Menu is pricey. Food was dry and…read morelacked seasoning. Sorry, I'm not dining at Q Hubos Pues Colombian Food again.

Came for a birthday day dinner never been but Good arepas if you looking for some Colombian arepasread more

Must come every time I'm in Houston!! Full bar, mojito, cosmo, café Colombiano, limonada de coco to…read morequench your thirst. Arepas, empanadas, tostones if you're feeling snacky! Chuleta, soup, bandeja de paisa, bisteque if you're hungry! So. Many. Good. Choices. If you're down to try more, there's so much on the menu you might want to explore! Service is always welcoming and friendly & don't forget to stop by the bakery on the way out for delicious deserts & plaintain chips are a MUST get fresh and delish! Enjoy!

Great service, the juices were 10/10. Had the jugo de lulo and limonada de coco…read more Food is very good and they give you a generous amount.

This place rocks! Too many yummy options…read more I am going to have to come back! Very nice staff. Speaks English too.

Great place to eat authentic Colombian food! The service was smooth and the server was really nice…read morerecommending us different types of food to try, the place was clean and neat, would definitely come back if we are in the area!

Amazing service, amazing food. Probably the only restaurant I would even consider to eat Colombian…read morein Houston. Inside is a little outdated, but the empanadas are to die for.

2025 I went back with my colleagues. The food is better for…read moreme this time around. I ordered the same dishes. There is no cheese on the plantains this time. At least 5 years ago The food was okay. It was my friend's and my first time. We ordered the empanada (the outside is hard, not soft like the other ones I'm used to), plantains (never had it with cheese before), bandera montañera, fajitas de pollo, and mango drink with milk. The staff was friendly and accommodating.

Ordered lomo saltado with maracuyá. Both delicious and authentic flavors. Friendly and quick…read moreservice. Welcoming ambiance. I'll definitely come back!

My visit to Andes Café was one of many stops during my time in Houston. I was wanted to try…read moredifferent cuisines and Texas specialities and since it's part of the vast array of international restaurants at the Post location it was perfect. But what really caught my eye was the ceviche they had available. The service was good, she showed us the difference between the Ecuadorian and Peruvian ceviche that we were interested in trying. Both were seasoned very well, but my friend's Peruvian ceviche was definitely the headlining item for her. It was actually her first time having ceviche with fish, and I think it was a pretty good introduction. We also got a very generous portion, which I always appreciate when trying something new that I end to enjoying. All in all, we really enjoyed the ceviche and would definitely return to Andes Café to try some of the other items on the menu. But for sure, the ceviche will be making a repeat appearance on our next visit.

Colombian food is rare in Houston, but I can give this place a good 4 stars. Ambience is pretty…read moreauthentic and the food is pretty good. Music could be a tiny bit louder, but the choice of music is awesome! I'm Colombian myself and they made me feel at home which is pretty rare at a restaurant! Service is a little delayed, but nonetheless they'll treat you right! Try the Bandeja Paisa! It's awesome! Thank you for the good service!

This is a simple restaurant. We found it by accident when a car crash changed our route and we…read moreended up driving in front of the place. My husband and I were hungry and decided to try it. The food is pretty decent and affordable, and customer service is really good. Waitress was very attentive.

Great food, very traditional taste. Service was great and friendly. Small hole in the wall but…read morealways packed. Highly recommended.

Been here a few times over the past year. I love how they update their decor very often. Everything…read moreon the menu is fairly priced. We love the buñuelo and pan de bono which are sooo good and pair great with coffee. Service is always friendly but sometimes you gotta flag someone down after you get your meal and sometimes you'll watch people who come in after you get their food first. Was not a fan of the sancocho de gallina which is interestingly enough did not have any meat in the soup.. Not a true sancocho. The meal comes with the option of beef chicken or pork on the side which I thought was separate from the "chicken" in the soup. It's not. 100% prefer to dine here for breakfast.

I've stopped by a few times when I didn't have time to bring lunch and just needed something quick…read morebetween clients. Every time, it's been a great experience. The empanadas are delicious--I absolutely love them. The fresh orange juice is always really good as well. The staff is very friendly and welcoming, which makes the visit even better. Honestly, I have nothing bad to say. It's a great spot for a quick and tasty meal.

From the moment you walk in, the restaurant feels bright, warm, and welcoming. The colorful mural…read moreinstantly catches your eye and beautifully reflects the heart and vibrancy of Colombian culture. And the bakery aroma? Absolutely divine. It fills the space in the best way possible and immediately pulls you in for the full experience. One thing that really stood out to me was the customer service. The staff was genuinely friendly and welcoming, which, unfortunately, hasn't always been my experience at other Colombian restaurants. Many places I've visited primarily speak Spanish, which can sometimes make ordering a challenge. Here, I felt completely at ease and well taken care of. We started with the beef empanadas, and I highly recommend them. The crust was perfectly crispy, while the filling was soft, flavorful, and comforting. Paired with their salsa, which had just the right kick of spice, it was an excellent combination that made for a strong start to the meal. I ordered my go-to favorite, the Bandejita. The presentation was beautiful and appetizing, but sadly, the bold flavors I'm used to just weren't quite there for me. The flat steak tasted under-seasoned, and I actually found myself adding salt, which I've never had to do before at other restaurants. The pork sausage also seemed a bit dry inside, but my husband said that's how it should be, so perhaps that was just my preference. The beans had a different flavor than what I'm accustomed to as well, not bad by any means, just noticeably different. On a positive note, the pork belly was perfectly crispy, exactly how it should be, and the plantains were sweet and cooked to perfection. Overall, the menu looks incredibly tempting, and there are still plenty of dishes I'd love to come back and try. While I may skip the Bandejita next time, I definitely plan on returning to explore more of what they have to offer.

This place is delicious and authentic. great service as well. we will be ordering from them again!read more

I called to find out directions nobody speaks English and can't give me the correct directions. Too…read morebad they're losing business disappointed and then they just hung up on me twice rude

Thank you for the hospitality Fabian, amazing place and so fun. Five different rooms to choose from…read moreplus food is great and the whole staff is amazing, to your continued success

The service at Fabian's is always great. This night we were in the back. The place is huge! Music…read moreloud and boisterous. I ordered empanadas. I was unaware that Columbian empanadas come so thick. I am use to regular empanadas with less breading. These were not good to me. My husband ordered the fajitas. They were delicious! So flavorful with huge portions. The hookah here is expensive (50$). Down the street is cheaper. All in all I would come back here for the food and service alone.