Went the to fill a quick craving for Ceviche during lunch hours!…read more Service; We were served by Lupita, she has such a friendly face. Very attentive. The decor of the place is inviting and very culture focus which was nice. Drinks: Lupita suggested natural juices and i went with the passion fruit and that was so nice and refreshing in this florida heat. Food: I had a mixto ceviche with shrimp, octopus, calamari, fish etc. It was so good. I got a side of tostones and it was exactly what i needed! It came with 4 of them which was perfect. The calamari was nice and fresh. Price; With everything, the total was $72 which was not bad at all. Especially for a small local restaurant. Coming back or nah? Definitely coming back!

Great little Peruvian restaurant on a strip mall off I-95 on Boynton Beach boulevard: what a…read morepleasant surprise! As I was looking for a Peruvian restaurant between Wellington and Broward, this one popped up on Google maps and I decided to give it a try: we were happy we did. They even had anticuchos!! And: they were yummy!! No pisco sour though, so we opted for Inca Kola, of course. We had anticuchos, then ordered a side of yuca frita and a side of huancaina sauce (the sides were small. So sad) Anyway: for seconds we had a fried corvina and a lomo saltado both were tasty and very good portion size, came with 2 sides. Their white rice was on-point. For desert we had some lucuma ice cream (good!) and I ordered an alfajor (meh- next time picarones for sure.) So, people from Boynton: come and get your Peruvian fix here: worth it! Enjoy!

Everything was delicious, everyone ate everything on their plates, no leftovers Started with the…read morechicken empanadas that came with a terrific dipping sauce. Also we had the chicken Milanese and gnocchi both yummy. Topped it off with tiramisu and flan Definitely would go back !

I have been 3 times now to this restaurant. The food is excellent, well priced and you get a warm…read moreexperience from the family that owns it. I highly recommend Los Olivos!!

Delicious empanadas! I love that there's outdoor seating,…read morethe music ! There's a thrift store right next to it and just such a vibe ! Saturdays they have empanadas after dark with live music ! Service was perfect !!! The guy was super fast and transparent with people in front of us on how long of a wait it would be !!! Will come again !!! I wanna come on a Saturday now !

I dream about these empanadas for weeks after my visits! This walk up hidden gem in Delray Beach…read moreis pumping out delicious food. I have seen their Açaí bowls in the pineapple halves that look amazing! I always come around d lunch and I absolutely love the buffalo and Philly cheese steak empanadas, they are second to none. Service is super friendly, not super fast but there is a neat little vintage shop right next door. Worth the stop if you can deal with the one way streets in the area.

Food was fresh and tasty. Great and welcoming service. Probably the best Colombian restaurant in…read moreBoca Raton

Not a fan. Very loud music. Could hardly talk and these inexplicable , very annoying flashing…read moreneon lights Ordered ropa vieja and it had boiled red pepper strips. It came in a bowl that was very soupy and full of broth. It's possible that some ethnicities make it that way but it was under "Cuban dishes" and I've never been to a Cuban restaurant that made ropa vieja like that. I didn't even finish half of it. It was truly icky. One of my friends had a side of chicken with her dish. She said it was flavorful but very rubbery Will not be returning

Delicious food and great service super quick service and…read morefood came out piping hot I highly recommend it

Bandeja Paisa (Colombian dish with various meats served with rice and beans) was as great as the…read moreserver who recommended it. I looked up Spanish restaurant specifically because I was craving some good Spanish food during my break. This spot was better than my expectations and will definitely return again. The server spoke little English but her genuineness was easy to see despite our language barriers and her positive attitude made me take her recommendations, even their 2 for 1 happy hour modelos. Thank you El Atico for great first time experience. Ps they are located in a small plaza where some parking is available but not in abundance.

Food was totally disappointing. We had the stuffed mushrooms, the paella and veal…read moreMarsala and nothing was seasoned. The food was too bland - no flavor. The ambiance and service were terrific. Unfortunately when the food is disappointing we do not go back. I think I had a bad shellfish. I had severe stomach cramps shortly after leaving the restaurant. I had diarrhea and runs all night.

I'm rounding my rating up to four stars because this place is a favorite for my grandparents and…read moreremains an excellent value. Every meal starts with basic bread rolls and butter, which I don't personally eat, and each entree includes a small starter salad. On this visit, I ordered the classic snapper broiled and substituted potatoes for the rice. As expected, the portion was quite generous. I actually preferred this broiled preparation over the grilled version I had previously; it seemed to use less oil but was perfectly seasoned. The potatoes were flavorful and well-cooked, and while the sautéed vegetables were fairly basic, they rounded out the plate well. My snapper came with an island sauce on the side, but the fish was flavorful enough on its own that I skipped it to keep the meal a bit healthier. I also sampled my grandpa's order, the Snapper Florentine special. It was very good, featuring a bright lemony sauce and a rich spinach-and-cheese stuffing. While the stuffing meant there was slightly less fish than the standard entree, the portion was still substantial. That being said, I have hesitations regarding the quality of the fish and oils used here. Even though it's a "light" meal, my stomach occasionally feels a little off afterward, so it may not quite meet the highest quality standards. I personally wouldn't return without my grandparents asking me to go, but, it's still a reliable and filling meal. I'll likely try either the roasted half chicken next time or stick with the broiled snapper, which I prefer out of everything I've tried so far.

Great food and location! This restaurant is quite near the beach…read more I happen to be Colombian and can say that the flavor and the dishes are definitely on point! That said, it's a small location, no more than 12 or so tables. The service is quite slow, at least it was when I visited and had to wait quite a while for each course and let alone the bill. However, worth a try for sure.

First time trying this Colombian spot and it did not disappoint. The food was genuinely delicious,…read moreand our server was pretty attentive throughout the meal. Everyone loved their own dishes, but the star of the table was definitely the tamal, super flavorful and huge. We ended up sharing it, and it was such a standout. Overall, really great experience. I'd definitely come back again!

To think that I almost did not come here is a tragedy. From the moment I walked in I was warmly…read moregreeted by Miguel at the counter. They have a vast menu of fast food as well as a regular menu and I ordered from both. Miguel had great recommendations and I was not disappointed at all. I ordered the sangria, which was the perfect taste for a really hot midday drink. For my appetizer, I ordered the maduro relleno .... A sweet plantain stuffed with chicken and cheese annndd guacamole... i was in heaven Main- Ropa viejo was delicious. I did have to add salt to it as well as the rice, but I got the rice, red beans, and a small Caesar salad as my three sides. Overall between the service and the food, I had a wonderful experience and would highly recommend it to anyone.

We came here for lunch…read more I started with their cocktail de camarones. It was excellent. Large, firm shrimp in a sauce of ketchup, onions, cilantro and citrus juice. The five shrimp were poached and served cold. The sauce was slightly sweet. And although there were a lot of chopped onions in it, they were not strong or overpowering. And I liked that their version of the sauce was without mayonnaise. Along with the cocktail came some warm thin slices of fried plantains -- bigger than chips but smaller than chunks. The plantains were a nice accompaniment. I had a beef empanada after the shrimp cocktail. And added a side order of thin and crispy french fries. The empanada was just okay. My husband had their perro combo -- a hot dog Latin American style. The hot dog was in a bun and was covered with bacon, cheese, pink sauce, ketchup, quail eggs, pineapple sauce, and potato sticks. It came with a metal basket of french fries and a soda. He said it was good, but gloppy. I'm glad we came to try them. We realized after eating here that we'd been to their sister restaurant in Greenacres. Service was good. We'd come back if craving a bit of Colombian cuisine.