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Tu Casa Restaurant

4.3 (15 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)
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Brenda V.

Right when you walk in, you can tell this place is kept clean and organized! The service was so friendly and the food was delicious! We went during lunch and noticed they had lunch specials. I will definitely be going back here.

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John O.

Kind of an odd reason for coming in. My wife was held up in her field rotation in Revere, but we were to go to Boston for a show. I hopped on the train from Salem and got down to Chelsea so she could pick me up, but it was gonna be about 45 minutes to an hour. I like trying new things, and this looked like something I would not be able to drag my wife to. Upon entering this place, it is not glitzy or very pretty. It's clean, it just feels kind of slapped together. There were beers on display that are no longer offered, I opted for Modelo tonight. Honestly, those two things were the only negatives. The staff are bilingual, the clientele appears to be mostly Hispanic. I felt at home though, everyone was nice and polite. I may not of understood what everyone was saying, but I felt welcomed. Service was good, I ordered an empanada which tasted like it was maybe cornmeal instead of flour. OMG it was good, with the salsa it was great. I got that as an appetizer. I had to ask what the Moñatero was. Sausage, chicarones (fried pig skin with fat and a little meat, basically a very thick piece of bacon), steak, egg, beans, and rice. Hol-y crap. It wad a lot of food. For under $10, it was all delicious. We weren't talking prime rib for steak; it was maybe half-inch thick, but well seasoned and paired well with everything. It was a first time for me having chicarones and it was really good, I'd like to have again.

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Great food at awesome prices. Love this place! Parking can be tricky at night but it's worth it!

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Great food and nice prices. I love latina food. This has a great menu and all the best flavors. Plus a friendly staff.

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Best Ceviche I've had. So fresh... fish, squid, and maybe octopus? The empanadas were delicious too!

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Con Sabor a Colombia

4.6(8 reviews)
1.1 mi•East Boston

Ordered take out: -…read moreMini bandeja: Loved the rice and beans (I know it's the most basic part of the plate but if a place can't master these, they lose me). Carne was dry. Chicharron was great. - Arepa: looks like a tortilla, so not the typical thick arepas I'm used to. So felt like I paid $8 just for a tortilla and small block of cheese - Tostones con guacamole: I prefer my tostones to be crispier, but they had great taste. - Cazuela de Mariscos: Great flavor. I put it on top of rice and enjoyed it with the other food, otherwise too heavy/dense on it's own. I didn't enjoy the mussels (I love mussels). They were too gritty.

" From Colombia with Love " For a moment I was…read moretransported in time to my aunt Mimi's house in Colombia. Where I spent many wonderful summer vacations as a child . We tried a little of everything on the menu . The smoothies our a must . Everything tasted fresh and delicious. The service was kind. Overall warm and welcoming. (For a moment I could feel myself eating at my aunts house in Colombia , it was that warm and welcoming of an environment ). The name of the restaurant " Con Sabor a Colombia " is the most favorable name for this establishment. Which translates to ; Food with flavor of Colombia. Parking is difficult but manageable. The prices are a bargain for the quality, portion size , experience and freshness.

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2.7(3 reviews)
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So my bf and I decided to check this place out and even though it has one review, this particular…read moreperson gave it 5 stars so i said... hmm mmaybe its really that good for Chelsea! well lets just say.... its was quite the experience! the place is located on a not so busy side street, across the street from an abandoned cemetery (it looks horrible!) and the building has only one window with bars on it. Now in my head i think, restaurant with no windows...odd but gotta try it anyways. You walk in and there is two doors one to the left one to the right, i suggest you take the one to the left! A couple of tables and a small bar is what you come across when you first step in and wonder, do i sit, do they have waitresses, is this only take out? Bf and i took a table in the center of the little seating area and a guy from the bar with a coat and scarf on came over with take out menus letting us know a waitress will be with us. Looking around i was quite amuse and curious to what i was looking at. At the bar was two girls one looked younger than the other but was being ass grabbed by one of the patrons which i figured was a friend of some sort but who knows. Then i quickly realized that these two girls were the waitresses! Younger girl comes over to say hi and take our order, we ordered two Pepsi's, montanero plate, and two meat tacos. The music was very loud and it seemed that they played the same 4 songs over and over again which was fine cause i enjoyed those songs but it seemed odd as well. The patrons seemed like regulars as they were very friendly with the waitresses as well which seemed odd but hey its a business! Our food came and surprisingly it all looked really good. The montanero's steak could have used some salt and maybe actually served hot, i got my steak room temperature it seemed but i was starving so it didn't matter to me, the beans were good, the rice was good as well but unfortunately the chicharon was dry and old. i will add though that the plantains were super good though and fresh (shocking!). this dish was 12.95, would i pay that again at this place. no i would go to Rincon Lemon in East Boston for the same price and way better quality. My bf's tacos needed salt according to him but there wasn't any shakers to be seen and we didn't feel like asking either as the waitresses seemed "busy" Another odd thing i witnessed while eating my dinner was our waitress was talking to a gentleman and rubbing his back, then noticed a pimple i am guessing and then proceeded to pop it! Gross and just odd but what can you do, apparently it looked ready! As we were waiting for the check we noticed that there was a couple of guys getting ready to start playing live music, which semi started as we were leaving and i am glad we left when we did, it did not sound good at all! For the 23 dollars that the bill was i would not go here again but hey its an experience but you can definitely get way better food in East Boston for the same or a little bit more money minus the zit popping show.

My definite go-to spot for Colombian food at it's finest!…read more When I go there I always order the "montañero", (mountain place) which is a HUGE plate of food with a little bit of everything. Two strips of platano maduro (fried sweet plantains), a long strip of chicharon (fried pork skin), steak, rice, beans and a fried egg on top of it all. All this for about $11. I believe a small house salad may also come as a side, but I can't remember because I was so into the food. To wash it down, I love getting me a "jarrito de naranja" which is an orange soda from Mexico. This place is a family-owned establishment run by the sweet mother and lovely daughter as well as other waitresses. This restaurant by day, bar by night is the place to go to eat some serious Colombian food, or to sit back, relax and drink a cold beer while watching a soccer tournament with other fans or to dance to Spanish music during it's regular bar nights. I give Las Palmas five stars because.... - the calm, inviting environment of the restaurant - the hot, delicious foods with reasonable prices - the extensive menu for all adventurous eaters (soups, salads, appetizers, entrees) to never get bored - the authenticity and genuineness of it all

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