Ordered the chicken plate. It was a good value at around $20. My buddy was raving about this…read moreplace, and while it was good it wasn't great. Maybe I went on an off day & need to give it a second shot.

It gives him time to place songs but not to attend the tables…read more Mala atención le da tiempo para colocar canciones pero no atender las mesas

This is a low-key, hole in the wall, legit mom and pa type of place but the food is delicious, at…read moreleast what I have tried. My favorites are the Tortilla Con Fritada ("tortilla" meaning a half inch thick pattie made with mashed potatoes, soft and delicious) and the Fish Ceviche. I have tried the chicken stew, which is pretty good and a couple other dishes that I can't remember. There are a couple of drinks made with fresh, uncommon fruits. Worth to try 'em. They also have more normal drinks. Just mentioning the Fritada makes me want to get more. Oh, the staff are courteous and helpful.

Delicious, good service, felt like eating at someone's home. It was glorious. Good pricing as well…read more Get some empanadas for sure.

We had dinner at Bryanna's for the first time last evening. There were four people in our party and…read moreeach of us had the same things to say after dinner and that was that this restaurant was a great find and a real neighborhood gem. Their menu is large with many choices to consider. We started with a Boquita Compuesta which included a delicous assortment taquitos, tostaditas and mini-tacos as well as and order of Tortitas de Papa, three incredibly tasty Guatemalan style potato croquettes. Our main courses consisted of two orders of the Churrasco Guatelmalteco which consisted of an 8 oz. Rib Eye Steak, Grilled Green Onion, Guacamole, Fried Black Beans, Rice, and Longaniza an order of Pepian Mayan chicken stew with potatoes, green beans and imported Guatemalan spices with a side of rice and tortillas and lat but not least an order of Chuletas which consisted of two pork chops prepared in a white wine and onions, served with a side of fried sweet plantain, rice and beans. For dessert, we shared an order of the Mollete Guatemalan style bread pudding glazed with a sweet, light caramel sauce. The servers were very friendly and accomodating allowing us to enjoy an unrushed dinner. To top it off, the food and beverage prices were very reasonable. All in all, a wonderful, delightful dinner in an "Five Star" neighborhood gem.

Love, love, love this place! We had a group event here so we didn't order from the menu, but we did…read moreget to sample more items that way. Appetizer combo was excellent as was their bean dip- it was more fluid than the average and tasted great. Unusual salad that included beets, apples and green olives. I thought the beet and apple elevate the average salad, but am not a big fan of olives. The best thing on the entree platter was definitely the only-slightly sweet corn tamale. They made us a vegan version of green chicken stew which is traditional Guatemalan dish. The tomatillos make the sauce green and it is tasty. The other traditional Mayan dish was a vegetable Pepian stew (normally beef).

My boyfriend and I stopped by last night for some margaritas and let me tell you they were 10/10…read more She said they had just started a new menu and we tried strawberry, a mango chili and mezcal ones and they were soo sooo yummy! Had a kick to them but not too over powering. The restaurant turns into a nightclub if that's your vibe. The music was nice as they were getting started. Would definitely come back for drinks and food. Their menu seemed nice.

Surprised how quiet it was on a Friday night when we came in. The food was delicious! They give you…read morechips and salsa to start and the entrees were amazing. We're tried the Honduras specials. With the fried chicken and shrimp. Both were soo good! Service was very attentive and nice. They have a nice outdoor area for warmer months. It hit 80 today so we came to sit outside. Will definitely be back!

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

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.

Waiter was awesome. She was prompt, concise Nd attentive to our table. She made certain…read moreaccommodations for my small children. The arepas were delicious and my 7 year old and 19 month old loved them. The main course however was not my cup of tea. The bandeja paisa was not the usual hanger steak that comes with a dish like this, it was a piece of bistec which is significantly thin and it was also tough to bite into. The chicken from the pollo al ajillo had a strange taste to it as well that I couldn't pin point what it was. Everything else was good except the pieces of proteins in our dishes. For the price of over $80 for two main dishes a side of rice and beans, two arepas and two shakes I'm not sure it was worth it. The ambience was ok, no loud music or anything and pretty family friendly environment.

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.

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.

Every so often, you find a place where the food tastes delicious and customer service is…read moreremarkable, La Gozadera is the place. Sory, who served me during my last visit, remembered where I sat and exactly what I ordered. How cool is that?! Our empanadas had a flaky crust, stuffed with seasoned meat and veggies served hot just the way I like it. The cassava? Sweet and fried. Enough said! The cornbread with pork belly and queso were out of this world. We opted for the parrilla mixta as the main entree since both my friend and I are carnivores. The various meats were juicy and cooked perfectly. Sory provided with excellent service again. I simply love this place.