As an actual Colombian, who grew up in a Colombian household, this place was as close as I've ever…read moregotten to childhood. Everything was perfect. The desayuno monteñero was absolutely amazing and the soup tasted like grandma's soup. A lot of people here are saying the food is "bland" or "not seasoned" but it's always the plates that DONT need as much seasoning. As for the service, it was very nice of course, I know Spanish so it's easier but if you have trouble with that they have people who DO speak ENGLISH. Just ask. The Ambiance is also perfect, they have a wall of sayings we say in Colombia and barrels of popular sodas in Colombia as well. They have a nice bar that plays different games (if you ask) and the bakery section like the empanadas ARE AMAZING. Overall, the food is amazing. My recommendation will be the bandeja paisa. (If you like meat) and desayuno montañero (SAVE ROOM FOR THE REST OF THE FOOD HAHAHA)

This was my first Columbian food experience. It was very unique! Luckily we had a Spanish speaker…read morein our midst because our waitress spoke very limited English. The service was, unfortunately, slow and inattentive. First we got the empanadas for a shared appetizer, they were small, filled with chicken and fried to perfection. They came with some very good fresh guacamole, a type of pico de gallo, and a spicy, garlicky salsa. We asked for chips for the table and the waitress did not understand. After Tony explained in Spanish, she went in the kitchen and came back saying they did not have them. The menu items are so different and interesting. Portions are big and nearly everything comes with French Fries. A lot of things have a tiny quail egg and Columbian flag on top. I got the "Hamburguesa", which was a cheeseburger with plantains for a bun. It was tasty! It was a beef patty, some kind of cheese, tomatoes, bacon, onions and a mayo based sauce with an avocado slice on the side. And fries, of course!

I did a carry out order and was greeted right away. Very laid back atmosphere. Not very crowded…read more Nice place to to sit and have a drink. Parking around the place is street only.

I had a yummy cubano which turned out so large that I ate half of it at the restaurant and ate the…read morerest of it over the next two days. My husband had mofongo con carne and tamarind both of which were new to him. Positive response.

This is the BEST spot for Mexican food in Tosa! Their tacos and salsa are delicious with a ton of…read moregreat flavor. The service is really quick typically unless they get backed up with a lot of people there at once, this typically only happens on Tuesdays because everyone is there for the Taco Tuesday special. They have both indoor and outdoor seating which is great for the warmer weather. The restaurant is clean and well maintained. I love going here for taco Tuesday with my coworkers!

This place was incredibly impressive. Dropped in on a random whim and although the menu was lengthy…read moreI decided to try the appetizer platter. Everything was delicious. I will be back to try the brunch items! *I'm not sure if I didn't read any signage but they enforce extra grat for parties of 6 or more so if you plan to drop in with a large group, heads up

We started this Saturday morning with breakfast at Guadalajara. Once seated, We started with chips…read moreand three separate salsas ranging from normal to spicy, After trying them all out, they were all delicious! To eat, I ordered 1 Asada Gordita and 2 sopes de chicharrón. The service has always been phenomenal when stopping by for breakfast or lunch. I highly recommend trying out the sopes!

Best Mexican food I've ever had. No frills, inexpensive, abundant portions, friendly service…read more Really what more do you want?

I love any Mexican restaurant that serves 2 salsas when you sit down…read more Great margaritas I had one. I think it had orange or something in it. It's a house special really good. The case of Bonito is great and they do kind of a meat with it. I'm not good at describing but really just a new different way of doing queso and delicious with the combination and it was fantastic. Like I said the salsa is great so that is everything really to me and a Mexican restaurant.

I have to couch that I come from an area with heavy population from Latin American countries,…read moreincluding pockets of first-generation Mexicans, so my bar may be higher than Wisconsin in general for what is good Mexican food. So let's start with service. Greeted when I walked in, saw my friend and walked right over. Server visited frequently during the night to make sure we were well attended, provided a box for my friend's daughter. I saw a happy birthday celebration at another table. With that, we can call the ambiance festive. It's an old train station, but doesn't really carry that vibe. The main thing is that results in an unusual layout. Not a big deal. Parking, though, is a festival unto itself. I parked in the first lot I saw, a tiny, poorly maintained lot in the back of the place that really doesn't seem fit for the public. But they seem to allow it. There are other signed lots that seem too crowded, also poorly maintained and striped. There's the street, with parking full on both sides. Clearly people love this place enough to take up the whole block, but I don't think Estacion quite got the response. And now, the food. The menu reads like a diner - page after page, similar headings with different features. Took me a long time to figure out what I wanted and confirm that I'd seen everything. I went with Combinacion Azteca. * Stuffed poblano was very bland, both in cheese and spice level. * Pork tamal was okay but mostly tamal. * Steak was very flavorful but not "a steak", rather pieces of steak that were dumped on top of the other food. I cleared them off to the side so I could pair them with the rice and beans. Rice was good, beans were good, nothing outstanding there. So I'd say: 5 stars for service, 4 stars for ambiance, 3 stars for food, 2 stars for parking. Hey, it's what the kid wanted.

Poco Loco is a small restaurant with bar/countertop seating inside and an outdoor patio in back…read more The setting is very cozy, with the countertop seating being the focus. Service is quick and friendly, and our server made excellent recommendations. I went for the purpose of finally trying their salmon tacos, which a friend of mine had been raving about for some time. They were truly wonderful! The salmon came in nice sized pieces, and the meat was tender and flaky. The jalepeno guacamole had a fantastic bite to it, perfect with both the chips and the tacos. I wasn't a huge fan of their salsa in the bottle, but their house guacamole was also good. This is a great little spot that fills up quickly, so some planning is needed. I would definitely like to go back sometime and sit on the back patio. They have a nice choice of options I'd like to explore.

Wanted some Mexican for dinner tonight and this one was close to where I am staying. This is a…read morequaint, tiny little building on a side street. While small, the wait staff was very inviting. Most of the seating is countertop, which allows for some conversation if you are feeling social. Let oks like they had a full bar, but I did not partake tonight. I ordered a chicken platter which came with Mexican street corn, rice and salad. Let's start with the salad. Usually it would take up half my plate, but this one was surprisingly small and not wasteful. Oh yes, and it actually tasted good. The rice was average, but the street corn was wonderful! I considered asking for a street corn to go, but refrained because I really would have just sat in the car and ate it right away. Definitely a go back side dish. The chicken was also delicious. It was grilled with what tasted like a tequila lime marinade. Wonderfully cooked and delicious. The only downside was that the chips and salsa are an additional charge. However I do recommend you try it. The salsa comes in a squeeze bottle, which was unusual, but I am sure helps to keep expenses for the restaurant reasonable. The salsa was a bit thinner than normal, but it had a really good smoky flavor.

We came over to check out the 3rd Street Market Hall and decided to check this restaurant out. They…read morehad some nice lunch plates and the staff was so nice letting us try some of their horchata as we were considering what to order. Half Chicken, Beans and Puerto Rican Rice - The half chicken was a decent size. It had a good flavor and was juicy for a little but mostly dry inside. The dark meat part tasted a bit better though. The rice was very flavorful and it paired well with the black beans. Overall, the plate was decent and it was a good portion. A nice place to stop by and get lunch if you're in the market hall.

I ordered the roasted chicken with fries and rice! The chicken was juicy and tender with yummy…read moreflavor. The fries were very seasoned and crunchy. The rice was super good (there is bacon fyi). Absolutely delicious, I would definitely get it again. Very quick service too!

I am very upset because I ordered the beef short Ribs plate and all of my meat was rubbery. I…read morewasn't even able to bit them from the bones. I wasn't really looking forward to my meal. But what's so crazy I've eaten at this restaurant for over 10yrs and I've never had a bad experience. Also, he heats me up that when I call back no one speaks English, really. There should be at least one person who can speak English. Have to better with in dealing with your customers...

I was pleasantly surprised by this place! We were craving some authentic Mexican food. When we came…read moreon a Saturday evening, it wasn't too crowded. That made us a little hesitant at first, but our server was the sweetest lady. She was friendly, gave us refills, and was attentive. We ordered burritos, tacos, and flan. Everything came out in a timely manner and was tasty. The chips and salsa were also delicious. The whole menu is very affordable and the portions are generous, so you get a lot of bang for your buck. I'm glad I found this place and look forward to coming back here and trying more of their food.