Portion to price could be better. That being said the food was delicious and the staff was very helpful with recommendations Overall worth checking out read more

All employees on their phones like what is going on.... Plus prices are crazy for what it is read more

FYI, I am a dog owner they were super super friendly, kindness is a great asset if you work in hospitality, that being said, that's one, then the food was amazing the tamal was on point, the mojarra frita was delicious, and they cared for little things, that's what I loved! Will be back as soon as I can! read more

The food is more expensive compared to other Colombian restaurants. The owners are new, and the food isn't the same. The service is very slow, and they don't know what's on the menu. It's no longer a Colombian restaurant; more than half the menu is Venezuelan. read more

Excellent Cachapa; my wife orders Ajiaco, and she loves it. Service is fast and good. Clean and organized. The atmosphere was nice, and the music was not too loud. I had a really good time with my wife. People are very friendly. read more

The place locks the door at 4:50 even though online and on the door, it says open till 5:30. I've tried to come here to eat the last two days after work and the same thing happens to me where they have closed the doors almost 40 minutes before they say they close. The last couple of times I've come in the food seemed to be previously cooked. I felt like my food was heated up in the microwave. Not to mention, I had to get up and go ask for whatever I needed while they were sitting down on the phone. The restaurant frustrated me to the point where I have downloaded yelp and made my first review ever. I'm done trying with this restaurant. This is what you can expect when you come to eat here. read more

Best Ajiaco in Miami!!!! Love this place and service is good as well lots of Colombian goodies, drinks, candies

I just placed an order, foolishly thinking that the Ajiaco would be their specialty, I was wrong, it's just a chicken soup with tons of potatoes, the broth is just liquid, not much flavor, and for those of us that are Colombian, believe me, that's not ajiaco! The rice was sticky, again, I thought I was ordering from a Colombian restaurant not sushi. For all the money I spent I should have skipped it but wanted to give it a chance. read more

Came ti this place with my office partners, did see the reviews and for that we came... first impression was it was completely empty... we did give it a try again for the reviews. For me, average, service might be a notch above average but again, 1 table only.... Food, I had the rib soup for which Colombia is also famous and it was ok... for me, missing flavor and balance.... also had some fried plantains and these were reheated.... my partner had an arepa with cheese and this was ok. Place was ok clean.. All in all been there done that!! Enjoy read more

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Imagine how a strip club in the former Soviet Bloc would look...that's how I'd describe the décor of Ajiacos, all cement and chipped mirrors. Unless you count the 10 Botero knock-offs, which the Salvadorian server assured me were authentic. Considering that some douche just paid $1.7 million dollars for an original Rafael Botero, I have some advice for the owner. Take the $17 mil you have hanging on your sexploitation prison movie walls, and invest in an oceanfront penthouse with a matching Porsche Panamera S-Hybrid. Take the leftovers and pour it down your throat or up your nose with as many "actresses", "dancers" and "models" as you can find. Until then you're going to have to sell a lot of the following -- Aguila: Here I thought Corona was a worthless beer. The Barranquillan brew boasts 4% alcohol and tastes like you mixed a Michelob-Ultra with Perrier. If someone offers you this, do them a favor and buy them a beer...they've obviously never had one. Panela con Limón: watered down molasses, flavored with lime juice. I know that description sucks, how about...limeade heavily sweetened with brown sugar. Empanadas: you want the good news or the bad news first? Fine optimist, the beef/potato version was the finest example of an empanadita I've ever had. On the other hand, the chicken had too much chicken and so dry I thought I was in the middle of this challenge -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IdsrdEZaWg&feature=related Bandeja Paisa: It was the first time I've actually finished one and it went like this -- Fried egg was soft and runny, beans had a great pork flavor and the patacon (plantain fritter) was freshly fried and semi-sweet. Chicharron (pork rind) was crispy skin up top and melty fat on the bottom. Complaints: steak was underseasoned and overcooked and the chorizo was exceptionally fatty. Plus there was so much rice being thrown around, I thought I was at a wedding. All for $25, including tax + tip. Not too shabby, but the ambiance can be distracting. They were showing the Copa America Soccer Tournament at ear drum bursting volume for the middle-aged male fans during breakfast. If I wanted to watch grown men running around being theatrical, I'd go watch a musical at the Adrienne Arsht Center. I certainly wouldn't watch "the game" at a restaurant. I had pounding headache and just couldn't relax in that atmosphere. Just as my meal arrived, so did a walk of shame fashion show. The doods looked like they were going to South Beach with their pointy genie shoes and nutt-hugging pants that would even make the Jonas Brothers chuckle -- http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-dv4n2pi-jpo/TaOAxgvr22I/AAAAAAAAAgA/lJxUZbt6_YQ/s1600/jonas-brothers-skinny-jeans.jpg The ladies....looked like they had slept on South Beach. Completely disheveled, smeared make-up and hair that looked like Bill Nye the Science Guy rubbed their heads with balloons to teach them about static electricity. Later, they were joined by two other guests in beachwear. They proceeded to talk about how Mexican pop-star Thalia's newborn was going to grow-up gay, because his mom was too old (39) and hormone deficient when she had him. Wow ladies, WOW!! Apparently the surgeons in South America make their implants feel so lifelike by using fat donated from your own brain. Had I walked over to their table I would've have been standing in the area of the most breast implants per capita in the world.....! Which isn't necessarily a bad thing, since I don't believe there is such a thing as "fake" breasts. Yes it's barren and can attract some sketchy clientele, but I don't go to Colombian restaurants to be impressed by crisp white linens and chit-chat with the patrons. Most of the time Ajiaco's "comida típica" is rustic, delicious and filling. read more

The food is really good, the service is good but it can improve. I believe you get what you pay for. you get the south american experience with authentic flavors. read more

Has excellent food. Family environment magnificent flavor. Superb drinks. The service is super kind #fullyrecomended read more

I went expecting nothing but good food... I was greeted as I came in and I was told to seat on any empty table, a few minutes later my order was taken and it was simple a classic dish.. o ok me of my favorites "bandeja paisa" and a Colombiana soda to drink.... 25 minutes later no drink no food, I'm like this must be a joke since the server just kept walking around trying to get everyone a little service but not me for some reason, then 5 minutes later I see a customer that came almost 10 minutes after me and in front of him , there's a bandeja paisa and he's soda that he's been enjoying after 2 minutes that he sat down, I simply got up and told them to cancel my order .... read more

Arepa is good but thicker than I am used to the ones I have eaten in Rhode Island. Great cup of local authentic coffee. Empanadas are moist and fresh as well as flavors of seasons. read more

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Super nice people the food is delicious the prices like everywhere a little high but the quality of the service & food make up for it. Definite favorite ! Thy do have social distancing and require mask. Very clean read more

Great food! My husband had a mini bandeja that Teo people could from there and I had liver with onions read more

Ajiacos - Colombian Near Me - Hallandale, Florida

empanadas were so hard they made my jaw hurt. the empanadas were not fresh and its very disappointing.

Ordered ubereats two soups because we were feeling under the weather. Both inedible because extremely greasy. It was much more grease than actual soup liquid. I know latin soups are usually more on the greasy side but is this normal guys? read more

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Excellent quality of food, I tried the Ajiaco sup and was outstanding, the colombia empanadas were delicious and I also bought 4 Venezuelan empanadas (2 of shredded meat and 2 of Cazon... these people know what they are doing. And last but not least, the attention was A1, no waiting time. Great food, great place in Hallandale. read more

El ajiaco muy bueno pero los acompañantes que envían el las ordenes de delivery no son buenos.

Very good Home food. Regardless of your nationality home food is just that, home food. Service, quality, ambiance and pricing is just right!!! And if you're into Latin music you'll have a ball. If you're work load has you out and about everyday of the week this is definitely the place to choose for lunch so that your home food palate does not spoil and your wallet doesn't break!!!! read more

Excellent food and service. 100% recommended. I love those arepas! good beef good cheese. the cáchalas amazing.

Amazing food !! Great service !! Have been coming here since it opened. I moved away to south miami and I still come up here just to eat here. read more

I come for the arepas. Delicious and fresh. Friendly and helpful service too. Very clean and neat establishment. Plenty of places to sit and eat. read more

Congrats to Ajiacos on creating the most unseasoned and driest pollo a la plancha in all of South Florida. Nothing about this experience was great, not even good. The chicken was so dry that it was rock hard, the beans were like eating straight out of the can and the rice was just embarassing. This entire meal was a disaster. Ajiacos - please fix your chicken, rice and beans; they're a disgrace. read more

Ajiacos is a little hole in the wall Colombian restaurant that has pretty bomb pan de bono. I come here every morning just to get their breakfast special that includes eggs any style, tostadas and a cafe con leche all for just $3.50. I've also tried their Colombian empanadas (corn tortilla dough, potato and carne,) which are delicious as well. The guy that works there is really nice and always has my order ready when I get there. I've never had any of their main dishes, but I'm sure everything is pretty good. read more

We came for lunch. The chicken soup (sancocho de gallina) was huge and the best I've had in a long time. It is a nice atmosphere, family oriented. Prices are reasonable, the only thing to be aware is that they already include a 15% service charge in the check. read more

Best place to eat colombian foos, their ajiaco is authentic ....and delicious....the best....my kids also love the food.

I am korean but had a fair share of visits to colombian restaurants. My favorite dishes are tamales. I am not too into bandeja paisa. I saw a picture of sancocho on the menu and oredered it. It is a bowl of beef soup. It is a good hangover dish. It had two good size bones with beef. I enjoyed it. I had their coffee with milk. It wad also very good. Come and try. read more

The friendly service I received was incredible. The owners were more than happy to help me (I don't speak spanish) with the details of the menu. I decided to try the bandeja paisa which is a combination of many columbian dish. It was excellent, only to be surpassed by the the friendly of the staff and owners. I will definitely be back. read more

This is the Colombian place to go! Their food is incredible, great friendly, quick customer service really good prices and the best part of all! Ajiacos has the best tequeños you will ever find in this part of town 10/10 highly recommend coming to try it out you won't regret it! read more

First time and last i will ever visit this place. With the name of Ajiacos I thought if I order ajiaco ai cant go wrong. Wrong this was the worst Ajiaco I have ever had in my life and I love Ajiaco. This was basically water with potato and chicken o made a mistake it had no chicken. This was a joke they gave me a a ajiaco with no chicken. This is a crime. Close the place down read more

The place was not nice. The ajiaco was not an ajiaco. It tasted like a potato soup with over cooked chicken on it and there were bones inside of the soup. The churrasco was served poorly and it did not taste like a churrasco. Everything was badly presented. It was over priced and the tip was mandatory. The place shouldn't be named Ajiacos at all. First and last time. read more

We visited here last June 2010. It was better than average but not superb. La Calenita a few blocks away on Pembroke Pines Road is much better! Both are good however! read more

Never I repeat never eat here. I had a soup it should be a crime what they gave me It should be a crime that I had to pay for it..hands down the worst food I have ever eaten in my life...I hope you don't go here and have to pay for food that's not even dog worthy....STAY AWAY STAY AWAY read more