Pro: Das Essen scheint .. bodenständig authentisch .. aber…read morenicht "raffiniert" oder höhere Küche zu sein. Die Portionen waren SEHR großzügig (ich war im Prinzip nach dem Vorspeisensalat bereits satt) und die Getränke genretypisch. (Cocktails waren schlicht aber gut) Contra: Es war spürbar kühl im Restaurant (wir waren im Winter da) und die Speisen waren eher auf der lauwaremen Seite, als auf der heißen Seite - bzw. kühlten sehr schnell (zu schnell) aus, da die Teller nicht vorgewärmt waren. Das Angebot für Vegetarier war sehr eingeschränkt und die Ausführung der Speisen (die wir hatten) waren eher schlicht. Mein Fazit: Wer keine raffinierte Küche erwartet und damit zufrieden ist eine Stufe über "Fastfood" zu essen ist hier mit akzeptabel gutem Comfortfood recht sicher. Persönlich würde ich es vorziehen, wenn die Portionen kleiner wären, dafür aber ausgefeilter. Qualitativ befindet sich das Paracas im Mittelfeld meiner Erwartungen. Für den großen Hunger, ohne besondere Ansprüche empfehlenswert .. ansonsten eher zu vermeiden.

I was here spontaneously with my son, as it was on our way home & he was hungry. I was also too…read moretired & weak to cook at home, so we decided to try "something new." The restaurant is very warm & inviting. Yellow & orange hues on the walls, beautiful large Latin American oil painting & also a nice bar inside. When we arrived, it was pretty empty (weekday, before happy hour :-)). My son ordered chicken wings, which came with fries & a salad. I got the Brazilian coconut-fish soup. The food arrived relatively quickly, tasted fresh & the waiter was super attentive & kind. The portions were decent & everything tasted great. I also had a vodka lemon with my meal- yum. The prices are reasonable for the quality & the menu looks amazing. I'd def. come back with a bigger appetite next time, to order a "real" Latin American main course & enjoy the happy hour.

Todo muy bien; solo es complementar más platos de la comida colombiana y tendrán más seguidores y…read moreclientes.

This place needs more reviews!! Everything was perfect. I had the Colombian breakfast for 9 euros…read moreand I was STUFFED. Great spot for breakfast highly recommend it

We went here for a quick lunch, and are so happy to have discovered this little gem! Delicious…read moreempanadas, original drinks (Yerba mate, beer, wine, lemonade, etc), extremely friendly people and a lovely interior and little patio.. all reasons to go here more often. And we will :) We had empanadas before but usually they are quite greasy. Not here though, I am sure they were baked and not fried as is often the case. A great place for a quick lunch or some drinks with bites after work, because it looked like they could also make some mean cocktails :)

Great place for a quick lunch or - on weekends and bank holidays - a nice brunch. (I highly…read morerecommend the latter.) The menu isn't huge, however, it is unique - and everything we sampled (the empanadas, the Eggs Benedict, the Huevos Rancheros) was tasty and well presented. It may look at bit rough at the edges, however, service is friendly, professional and prompt. Give it a try - I'm sure you'll like it.

Dieses Restaurant ist ein wahrer Genuss für Liebhaber der peruanischen Küche! Die Vielfalt der…read moreGerichte spiegelt perfekt die einzigartigen natürlichen Gegebenheiten Perus wider. Frische Meeresfrüchte, köstliche Andenprodukte wie Quinoa und Kartoffeln sowie exotische Aromen aus dem Amazonas machen das kulinarische Erlebnis unvergesslich. Die authentischen Speisen und der herzliche Service schaffen eine Atmosphäre, in der man sich wie in Peru fühlt. Absolut empfehlenswert!

Everybody needs some saborrr in their life…read more How bad did we need this? We drove all the way to Charlottenburg from Pankow. 'Twas a rainy night and nothing else can cure the weather blues like a round of Pisco Sours. Okay. Like 3 rounds. And then the shots came ... o_0 You see, our friends were ecstatic about our engagement and wedding plans so much that, even our server got in on the party. He offered shots (forced it upon us, really!) and it's rude to turn down gratis Pisco so there we were downing shot after shot. The aftermath the next day was ... Anyhoo, maybe I didn't eat enough to absorb all the Pisco shots? (nah, portion sizes are so generous!) or maybe shots just ruin me? maybe I'm getting old! (waaaah) No matter what you order at Sabor Latino, you should always start with a classic appetizer such as the Papa ala huancaina, which is a plate of boiled potatoes with a spicy yellow Peruvian chili sauce or the yucca frita, which is basically very very large cuts of steak fries. Everyone had the carne a la parillam for their entrees, which had medium rare Argentinian steak with beautiful symmetrical grill marks on the meat. It's not the most melt in your mouth steak you'll ever have nor will it be the best cut of steak your mouth will come into contact with, but the flavors are there and juiciness shows in every bite. After the merriment was over, we all headed home with happy giggles and wonderful memories to last us for a long time. A Peruvian restaurant in Berlin that hits all the check marks? this is as good as it gets.

As a Colombian I can tell you... Its over priced, which its ok…read more But I have never seen anyone so bitter and unwelcoming in my whole life than the ownner of this place. She was totally a No-No on my coming back... Ever, ever.

Ever had Colombian food? I guess most would say no, I had tried it previously and I enjoyed it but…read moremy experience was of only one speciality 'Tamales' that Ancient Mayan dish. I have tried on many occasion to eat at this restaurant but due to my lack of luck, and the mysteries of life the restaurant was always closed. Not this time, this time it was open and I thought I would take the opportunity to try just about everything they had. So I did, luckily I had other people to share with though. I thought the food was great as did my two companions, Unusual and distinctive and home-made. I'm not sure what Colombians think of it but I thought it was great. You can dine here, and buy certain imported ingredients and specialities to take home, they have Columbian drinks including beer and of course coffee. The lady who runs the place was friendly and welcoming, eventually.

Mediocre, I accepted better food. The service was great but…read moreI've ordered a steak and it was poorly done. the sausages were good though

Good I loved the bloody mary with tequila and the totopos. I wished salsa were more spicy really…read morehehe good background music.

I was on my way with friends of mine and we just got out of "Rum Depot" right around the corner, so…read morewe were really pleased to see decent rum on their menu as well to tackle our thirst for rum. Once this was settled my friends - who have been here before - recommended the Octopus-Avocado-Salad and "OH MY!" what a salad this was... I was sceptical because I had a lot of average Octopus and if I am not by the ocean I am in doubt ... But this was possibly THE BEST bit of octopus I have ever tried! I followed up with the "Camarones Enchiladas" and tried pieces of the "Spanferkel" which were both great dishes but the star was the Octopus salad! They have a really small but great menu... I love that! Highly recommended!

This restaurant is amazing. I consider myself to be a very picky eater, and the ropa vieja at this…read morerestaurant was one of the best I have ever had. I usually never order ropa vieja at any restaurant I go, just because I'm used to the way my mom makes it, but since I was craving some cuban food, I decided to give this a chance, and boy was I right. It was delicious, reminded me of my mom's cooking. I think I made my mom a bit jealous when I told her I loved someone else's ropa vieja. Another thing that I loved at this place was the Cuba Libre. It was perfect, and made with actual cuban rum. Since cuban rum is not really allowed in the states, this was a blessing. It was delicious, definitely recommend it. I spoke a little with the owner, and he was very nice. In conclusion, if you are in Berlin, do yourself a favor and go visit this restaurant. You will not regret it!

Absolutely delicious Venezuelan arepas. I had been coming to their popups in Neukoelln on the…read moreadvice of a Venezuelan friend, and they really take the crown compared to the other street food arepa vendors in town. Very happy to see they've got their own space. They will have a challenge out in the Ostkreuz area (aka the Bermuda Triangle of Berlin), but one would need to be insane to try these arepas and not vow to return.

The place was delicious. It felt like a home coming for my cousin who is Venezuelan. The waitress…read morewas awesome.

Came here for the Chilean Independence Day celebration which was super fun except the speakers were…read moreso loud. The empanada with cheese and beef was so good I would come back just for that. My Pisco sour was quite expensive and too sweet, however the delicious wine made up for that.

We had a really positive reaction to this recently opened Uruguayan restaurant. Had the home made…read morechorizo as starter, followed by the empanadas (selection of three). At heart this is really simple food, but doesn't come much better than this: soft pastry that melts in your mouth (three different salsa as well), all surprisingly filling - the chicken with leek & paprika is especially delicious. You can hardly go wrong here - the food is fresh, juicy, excellent quality, friendly and efficient service. Only a few blocks further down the Sonnenallee from Kreuzkölln, it's well worth the minor effort to get here.

From the owner: "Pecados" steht für "die kleinen Sünden im Leben" und bietet eine exklusive Auswahl an traditionell…read moreuruguayischen Köstlichkeiten.