Saturdays are very Lively with people dancing un front of the stage, later some people even got on…read morestage. We did not experience the food as we had come for after dinner drinks. The bartender was a bit serious that's why I gave this place a 4, yet in his defense it was only 2 bartenders for a full house so it bot have been overwhelming. This place has both indoor and outdoor seating. Parking is shared with other businesses in the same area so at Peak times you may need to go around to find a spot.

Amazing Colombian restaurant with the most delicious bandeja paisa (which consists of red beans,…read morewhite rice, meat typically steak, crispy chicharrón (pork belly), chorizo, fried egg, ripe plantain, arepa, and avocado). I devoured my food and didn't get a chance to take a picture. We also ordered mojitos and a flan to go. The main reason why I love this restaurant is that they can accommodate large parties just make sure to snag a reservation ahead of time. My family and I are typically about 15 people or more and it's hard to find a restaurant that will accommodate.

It's my first time here. I happen to walk by while visiting another business in the same shopping…read moreplaza. I stopped on my way out. This is a cozy Colombian restaurant. It was not busy When I walked in. It was also a little bit before noon. There was plenty of seating available. I ordered to go. There is not bar or outdoor seating areas. I ordered their large soup of day which comes with rice, half of an avocado and a arepa. It's a generous portion. I had enough for lunch and dinner. I got lucky as today they were serving beef soup. It was delicious and tasted home made. It brought me back to grandma cooking days. I would definitely like to visit again for dinner.

The wife and I were in the Hunters Creek area and were in the mood for Colombian food. We stopped…read moreby Bandeja Paisa, I had their transitional Bandeja Paisa, it has a variety of delicious food, like steak, rice, beans, maduros, an egg, sausage and a fried pork rinds. The service was quick and the ambiance reminded me of a Colombian style restaurant. I will definitely come back for great food

Delicious food, fast and great service. Is a food truck and is located in a good area. I recommend…read morethis place 100% muy bueno. The ambiance is very nice

Delicious food and great ambiance. Exceptional Service!…read moreCame from Miami and New Jersey to have a Nojoda Salchipapa, Desgranado and a Hot Dog. So Yummy

this was good. only thing that made me feel a little weird was the steak seemed fake like how it…read morewas grilled and they taste (it wasnt nasty) it just seemed fake to me lol but other than that 10/10!

I stopped in here at the suggestion of a Colombian friend. My first impression walking in was that…read moreit seemed very clean and spacious. There were plenty of seats indoor and out. I was seated right away. Surprisingly, there were only a few tables of people in there, even during the noon lunch hour. Perhaps, more local advertising is needed or something else to draw people in. There is a stage area so maybe they have live entertainment at night? I settled on a couple appetizers instead of a full meal. Unfortunately, the calamari was lacking in flavor and texture for me, even with the marinara sauce. It was tender but I didn't care for the breading. Not crispy enough and it was only the rings. It reminded me of a frozen package that I could just reheat at home. There was more success with the Colombian appetizers and in hindsight, I should have just stuck with those. I ordered one beef and one chicken empanada for $2 each. Both were cooked perfectly and had plenty of filling in them. It wasn't served automatically with sauces so I had to request them. The sauces were the pink sauce (basically ketchup and mayo), a garlicky green sauce (I think she called it a chimichurri sauce and an aji sauce. My favorite was definitely the chimichurri sauce but the tang and slightly spicy taste from the aji was good too. Finally, the arepa con queso was good as well, which I had dipped into a couple sauces. Overall, the service was prompt, except for when I had to pay. She checked in with me constantly throughout my dining, even to the point where it was a little much. However, at the end though, I had to flag her back to me to pay. I'm looking forward to stopping in again to try some authentic Colombian entrees next time.

I've been to Fortuna Bakery three times, and every visit has been a great experience. Once I stayed…read morewith a friend to enjoy coffee and a selection of sweets, and the other two times I picked up assorted pastry and cake boxes to take with me. Everything has always been fresh, delicious, and beautifully made. The service is friendly and welcoming

Latin bakery located inside Deerfield Shopping Center. Staff is friendly and treats are tasty…read more They have an extensive selection of pastries, salty items and empanandas. We enjoyed the pan de bono, tequenos, meat empanada and tiramisu. The tiramisu was very good because it actually tasted like coffee cream and not just chocolate. They also have cakes and cheesecakes. I got the raspberries and blackberries cheesecake for $35. It costs a bit more that I wanted to pay, but it looked so beautiful. When it comes to taste, I thought it was going to have some of the fruits inside but it was just on top. So I was a bit disappointed since it was just regular cheesecake. It was very sweet for me so not my favorite. Overall, a good option for some cafecito and quick small bite.

Wow I just confirmed that Pio Pio is one of my favorite restaurants ever not just in Florida. I…read morestarted with a beef empanada then I had the Snapper filled with a side of tomato yuca, salad and plantains. Here is the breakdown: Beef empanada: 10/10 Yuca with red sauce: 10/10 Snapper filet: 10/10 Salad: 10/10 Plantains: 8/10 And then come dessert, just when you think you have no room, my stomach gladly pushed some organs aside and let me indulge. Best flan EVER! Thanks to Danny for the attentive service. He is the best!

I requested a garlic sauce, sometimes referred to as mojo sauce. I described it as a tangy garlic…read moresauce with a lighter, more liquid consistency. What was brought to the table appeared to be sautéed onions with garlic. I politely explained that this wasn't what I was expecting and that I had anticipated a sauce with a thinner consistency. At that point, the server's tone became noticeably confrontational and he insisted that what had been served was the sauce I was describing. The interaction became uncomfortable, and the server continued to give us what felt like dirty looks for the remainder of our visit. The situation left us feeling unwelcome and ultimately made us want to leave. I've included a photo so others can decide for themselves whether what was served matches the description of a garlic/mojo sauce.