We eat here about once a month....always welcoming and attentive service, delicious food at a great…read morevalue, and love the old world aesthetic. Try the #7 New York strip and chicken breast and you'll be back!

I have been to this place multiple times for Colombian. The decor gives you a feeling of being…read moresomewhere else. The meat here is excellent. I had the NY strip and chicken combo. You cannot go wrong with a pile of meat on a sizzling plate. My son got the half rabbit, which was also better than I expected. They have decent empanadas, too. As a bonus, I tried the coffee. It was better than expected. It was pretty slow while we were there, so the service was particularly attentive.

Ordered a late night takeout from this place around 9:30 PM. Used Uber eats and was appreciative of…read morethe fast delivery! I got Bandeja Paisa as my meal. For those that don't know, it usually consists of rice, beans, plantains, chicharron, flank steak, avocado, and a arepa. Sometimes it includes a chorizo as well. So I got all of that and it was still warm when it arrived. The chicharron was delicious and the pork melted in your mouth. Literally my favorite guilty pleasure. Rice and beans were alright. Beans didn't have too strong of a flavor, and that was disappointing. Plaintains were juicy and delicious! Arepa was one of the stars. Usually they are flavorless but this one had a nice crunch and a sweeter taste. In the salsa it was . I was disappointed with the steak. It was tough and it was so small! Usually I'm use to a stip of flank steak but this was literally the size of my Palm. Disappointing. I don't like chorizo but my partner said it was good with a spicy kick!

I recently stumbled upon this restaurant and from they outside patio it looked inviting. Upon…read moreentering we realized that it was actually a nightclub that runs as a restaurant during the day. It was empty and we selected to sit in a booth. I noticed that the booths were not clean and either had ripped seating or stained with who knows what. I decided to still give them a chance and try the Colombian cuisine. I ordered a bandera paisa, empanadas, and a margarita. The margarita was terrible, the food was ok. The chicken empanada was by far the best I've had and I've tried a few other places, the beef empanada was bland. The bandera paisa looked to be a small portion for $22, but it tasted good. The sausage was a little salty but decent, beans were just okay, the steak was perfectly prepared and tasted great, the egg was perfect, the rice was good, it came with 1/4 of an avocado that was good. The plantano maduros were 2 slices good. They chicharron was tasty but parts were so hard that I worked about breaking a tooth. My friend ordered the breaded chicken breast and it came with fries, salad, and rice. They enjoyed it. They also requested water and that came in a bottle at a charge, so no free water here. The restroom also had no paper towels for drying your hands. Also, the waitress never came back after bringing the food which was odd. Overall, the ambiance and customer service need improvement but the food is ok.

We ordered catering from Sabor A Cafe for a large party of 50+ people including steak, chicken,…read morerice, vegetables, three types of empanadas, and a dessert of plantains, cheese, and guava paste. Everything was delicious. Elio was easy to work with and helped coordinate everything and arranged for delivery which arrived on time, nice and hot. You get a lot of food for what you pay and our guests enjoyed everything. It was a good thing we had as much as we did because people kept going back and wanted to take some home. Highly recommended for catering quality Colombian food.

Want some friends for lunch and it is your typical Latin American (and I can say that because I am…read moreLatin American!) Restaurant with typical foods nothing outstanding, nothing terrible, very edible. The make the fried green plantains that I'm used to calling Tostones in a different fashion. They're not as crispy, and I think that the plantains were weren't as green as they needed to be so they were a little bit softer and sweeter. They cut them lengthwise and smash them down instead of cross, cutting them into discs and then smashing them the second time so it makes for a less crispy texture when fried the second time. My order was the mango shrimp ceviche and it was drowning in a thick mango purée. Was hoping for a more standard sage with mango pieces in it, and there were delicious mango pieces in it however, the sauce was overwhelming. It was served with nice thinly sliced green plantain chips. My better half ordered the chorizo in bread and when it came out, it had a thick slab of melted cheese on top, with mayo and a weird brown sauce, so it was quite different from what he had expected. It was served with some delicious french fries! Service was very attentive and professional. The ambience is a bit dark and depressing. It was really, really cold in there. We had to move tables because we were sitting right under the air conditioning. Good place to come when it's really warm out.

We, like many other reviewers, have been coming here for years. This is the closest we get to our…read moreBolivian Sunday family meals. The chicken is delicious, the sides are good, and the people are very nice.

I whend there yesterday they got more opcion in the menu prices go up and sings everywhere 18 % ad…read moreto your bill why ? Because people don't leave tip The chicken dosen't taste the same good like before i saw employes from the other location on belmont ...... The server never came to my table to see if we need something else ,i have get up and ask for to go boxes and the bill shakes are huge $9

Haven't been in this north side place in a long time, a great place for your typical Colombian…read morecooked food. The place is not very big maybe four booths and a diner type counter but they have a loyal following years. Most of the time I just pop in to get a quick bite to go as they have heated foods ready to go like their Colombian empanadas which are pretty darn good and only $1.25 each! Today I wanted to order one of their typical Colombian dishes that comes with steak, chicharron, plantains, arrepa, white rice with a fried egg, beans and some salad with a side of avocado. A pretty hefty serving if your hungry or a good take home snack all for $12 bucks! People are really nice and I believe its a family run business. Parking is on the street and you have to pay for it. Oh if you love their empanadas you can also place a large order for parties.

Come here very often for the food since it's affordable and good but service wise is terrible,…read morecashier tell you a certain price then behind your back adds extra cost. Overall terrible customer service, terrible human decency.

This place is SO GOOD! We always hope to support little local restaurants which has sometimes been…read morehard when the execution doesn't turn out well. This place is just so good though. The pupusas are the perfect dough to meet ratio, the chicken enchiladas were fresh and delicious, and my favorite, the chicken tostada was sooo yummy, light, and refreshing. I will be back (probably way too much).

10/10. The food comes out so fresh and hot--but not insanely hot. The tortilla on the pupusa is…read morethin and crispy and it was jam packed with cheese and shredded chicken. Loved both the red and green salsa--the green has a little kick but nothing too spicy. We also ordered the Pepian, which the waitress told us was a Guatemalan staple. It was so good; it reminded me of an Indian curry, but the taste of the spices is lighter. It comes with three tortillas that are made in house. They're thicker tortillas and it went great with the Pepian. We'll be coming back to try the breakfast!! The ladies working here were also suuuuper nice, so go support this restaurant!

My family and I came in about a week ago for lunch. The service was very good. Our server was very…read morenice and decently quick. Unfortunately I didn't think the food was all that great. My enchilada platter didn't taste right. I think it's kind of hard to mess up beans and rice, but it was off. The quesadilla for my daughter was fine. The best item we ordered was the arepas which came filled with delicious stuff. I thought about leaving a four star review but the cost was high for subpar food.

Surprising little gem! Popped in here before an event at the theater on Morse…read more 3 of us, we each had margaritas. I LOVED my watermelon margarita, and it was a large size. Fresh and tasty. We got a few appetizers -steak tacos (GREAT, cooked perfectly) a Cuban dish/stew that was great too - easily enough food to share for a light dinner. The staff was super friendly, the waiters are adorable and attentive. Restaurant itself is very clean - i'd come back again for sure! A solid little neighborhood joint!

I was in the neighborhood and feeling a little hangry on a gloomy afternoon and saw that I had…read morebookmarked El Llano nearby. Colombian empanadas are one of my favorite food / comfort food, so I passed by and got 2 empanadas (one chicken and one beef) and the arepa with cheese. Everything was good and so filling and the perfect treats to lift my spirits. I would definitely go back for their empanadas and probably want to try a jugo de mango, yuca frita, and maybe some of their bigger dishes. The service was great and it was really cozy in there. Definitely recommend this spot especially their empanadas!

Grabbed a quick lunch here. They have some good lunch specials. Juice was fresh made to order. I…read morelove their salsa! Low frills but spacious. Service is friendly and it's family owned so they take alot of pride in making sure you're taken care of.