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    Andes Cafe

    4.0 (458 reviews)
    ModerateLatin American
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Loud
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Stir-Fry Beef "Lomo Saltado"
    Richard P.

    Been craving some Peruvian food and found this shop having one of my favorite dishes from Peru. Was super excited to see how this one was prepared since it's not really common to find this dish in Arizona. The food came out pretty quick, which was great and the meat was cut in nice proportions. I would say the steak is very tender, but the fries could have been a little bit more crispy to better match how saucy the overall dish was. The ordering process was straightforward and the cashier working the station was extremely nice so that is definitely a good overall experience! We ate it in the public seating area where there were a lot of options and enjoyed the meal along with other dishes from other places happily.

    The best empanadas
    Sandra K.

    If you haven't eaten here yet then run. I love this place from all of its locations. Food moved fast and everything was ready in the minutes. The lomo saltado has my heart. The flavors are all there in every single way. Been to Peru, had this in Peru, and it's better here. Period. When I lived in St. Louis I found a place with delicious lomo saltado but it was close to $50. This one is close to $20. My three year old thought it was so delicious. Tables inside the restaurant and bar seating as well as out in the regular post area. I love the empanadas here too.

    Rotisserie Chicken Sandwich
    Anokhy D.

    I was looking for a quick dinner before a concert next door to POST and ordered the rotisserie chicken sandwich here. It was filling, the wait time was normal for POST restaurants, and the plantains in the sandwich quickly made this one of my favorite sandwiches in downtown. The fries were fine, not super seasoned.

    Arepa, chicken skewer
    David S.

    Located inside The Post, the arepa caught our attention and that's exactly what we ordered. We also added a chicken skewer. The lady working was nice and helpful and provided us with a wait time which was accurate. The food had great flavors and there was a slight crunch which we enjoyed. There is plenty of inside seating available as it's a giant food hall with pretty much everything you could wanna sample. Check them out

    It is a cute, comfy sitting area, but you can order food and sit anywhere you like
    Annie A.

    If you visit The Post Houston, please don't miss this food place. The word Andees is exciting and shows how deeply its meaning relates to the Chef's struggle and hard work. Let me introduce you to Mr David, who is extremely humble and makes efforts to show respect to his clients. Of course, his cooking says it all. The Andes are the continuous mountain range that starts in Alaska, passes through California, and then descends into the sea to South Venezuela. You must try every dish at this restaurant, and if you like seafood, you will love it even more. We highly recommend this cute, delicious cafe inside The Post in Houston. Actually, we went back and tried a few new things. Again, service was very personal and out of this world. A very sweet lady helped us at the counter; her smile was magical. It was my birthday dinner so it was awesome. Thank you. David, you are an awesome chef and very hard-working person.

    Coconut Curry Shrimp
    Haley M.

    I'd say this was some of the best Spanish food I've had in a very long time! I loved this place overall. Initially, the guy who took my order took a very long time to notice me when I walked up to the counter. I thought I got his attention at least twice but it took a few minutes for him to come over. After I ordered, I walked around the Post until I was notified that it was ready. It was moderately priced but so so so delicious. I ordered the coconut shrimp curry with empanadas. I also loved the decor inside, with native figures and the tile art on the walls. It was so beautiful. I would HIGHLY recommend coming here! I can't wait to come back!

    Ceviche
    Vivian H.

    My husband and I went to The Post Market food hall to have some dinner. He chose to try Peruvian food. As ceviche lovers and Peruvian food lovers we couldn't wait to try Andes Cafe. We wanted ceviche of course, but I also wanted Leche de Tigre, so we asked more fish in the ceviche mixto instead of shrimp, and instead of the shrimp some crispy calamari. Staff is great, they gave us exactly as we ordered with no hesitation whatsoever. Service is quick also. Decor of the place is very authentic to Peru. The ceviche looked great, fresh fish, camote, canchitas, choclo, fried crunchy calamari, fresh onion and cilantro. The leche de Tigre had the perfect acidity, and spice to it, next time I would order more leche in my ceviche. I recommend Andes Cafe.

    Cachapa - sweet corn pancake
    Lesley M.

    ThI Andes Cafe is situated at the back corner of POST Houston. It specializes in South American flavors including cuisines from Argentina, Venezuela, Peru and more! The store front has an inviting neon sign boasting the Andes mountains in the background. The restaurant has a few small tables inside or you can order at the front counter and come back to pick up your food when ready if you are sitting at one of the larger tables in the open dining area of POST. The cachapa or sweet corn pancake is one of my go-tos at The Andes Cafe. The combination of sweet and savory is so satisfying. Eat it as an appetizer with friends or as your entire meal! Very cheesy and tasty. My other favorite is the coconut shrimp curry (which I did not order on my most recent trip). Very flavorful with fresh shrimp and sweet plantains! It's a hefty serving which makes the $16 price tag much more palatable. Enjoy the fast-paced, hustle and bustle of the vibrant POST Houston with these flavors from South America!

    Ceviche Mixto
    Jennifer H.

    This spot is located in the POST. We tried the ceviche mixto. It took a little while for it to be ready. The seafood was quite tasty and tender. My least favorite part of the dish was the calamari - it wasn't crispy, and I didn't like the breading. Everything else was yummy. On the pricey side for the amount

    Bar seating view.
    Amanda C.

    They have a variety of international foods. After watching the Food Network Channel and intermittently fasting, I was craving Peruvian food but ended up getting Coconut Shrimp Curry from Ecuador, my husband ordered the Lomo Saltado Peruvian dish and the Sweet & Savory Corn pancake from Venezuela as an appetizer. We shared all the dishes. I was thoroughly pleased with my choice. This restaurant is located at The Post downtown and has limited seating which we were able to sit at however you could go throughout the food court and find plenty of tables to dine at. I especially liked the plantains shrimp and rice and the sauce accompanied with it. The corn pancake did have too much chewy cheese but the texture of the cake was delicious. Our food came out pretty fast. We sat at a dirty table for a while and had to ask twice to have the dishes picked up. They only had one lady taking your order at the counter and serving. But it's a pretty small place seating for 11.

    Tiffany M.

    I'm not sure why it's taken me so long to post a review on Andes Cafe because I love the place! I should start by mentioning I'm allergic to corn so I have not been able to try all the dishes but when I do come by they are extremely helpful with modifications to my ceviche. I've actually had the majority of the main dishes/appetizers/sides on the menu! I really appreciate how small the menu is because I think that's what makes all the dishes so good. My favorites are fish ceviche, mixed ceviche, the churrasco, and the coconut shrimp. The restaurant is very small but cute and the staff is very friendly. I love that the menu has a diverse cuisine from different South American countries so you get to try a little of everything. I recommend a visit when you are at POST HTX

    Lomo Salteado

    The food has good flavor. Ambiance needs attention, they can do better with making clients feel better.

    Coconut curry shrimp
    Patty C.

    Located inside POST Houston, Andes Cafe stands out for its South American inspired dishes and raw bar. Every eatery inside of POST operates on an above average cost by a couple of dollars, so be aware. With that said, the quality of Andes was on par to what I expected. The food was well cooked. The eggs I added to my entree were fried perfectly. I very much enjoyed my meal. My dining partner enjoyed his as well. No complaints here!

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    Can you order wine by the glass?

    Yes you can. Glass and by bottle.

    Are they still open? I know they have moved to Bravery Chef Hall, but I no longer see them on the list of restaurants to order from.

    They are at the Post

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    My friend suggested this place. When I seen it was Latin American with a hint of Caribbean, I was…read moreimmediately turned off. However, you don't just a book by its cover. The food was good. The vibe was everything. Our waiter, Chelsea was amazing. Super personable and overall sweet. She definitely added to the experience. Ya'll... this place is amazing. The vibe, the decor, the music, everything was great. The food was amazing. The drinks strong. I looked at the menu before arriving and I was just going to get a drink. But no. They have an all day brunch on Sundays only. Definitely take advantage of that. They have bottomless mimosas with your choice of a specific meal item for $50. It's a great deal if you're a mimosa person. I am. I will be returning.

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    I went here with a group of friends during their happy hour, they do have complementary valet…read moreparking which was great because it's so easy to get overwhelmed in that area around that time on a Friday night. Our server was super attentive and he made sure that everyone's food and drinks came out at the same time even if someone came in later. I had the nachos with beef fajita and chicken, and I thought it was pretty good, it has the same set up as nachos from Pappasito's and my only complaint was that I asked for a side of sour cream to go and was charged a dollar for it. So if anything keep in mind that if you request an extra or even a condiment on the side, you might get charged a small fee.

    I have been a regular customer at Gloria's, which makes the way this was handled even more…read moreunacceptable. Within 3-5 minutes of my arrival, the valet driver, Gustavo, was involved in an accident in my BMW that caused substantial damage. Valet staff and restaurant management knew there had been an accident, yet no one came to notify me. I sat in the restaurant for more than 90 minutes completely unaware that my vehicle had been damaged. I found out only when I was leaving, when Gustavo approached me with, "Don't get an attitude, I had an accident in your car." That was his opening statement. Not an apology. Not "Are you okay?" Not "We need to speak with you." He damaged my property and somehow I was the one being warned about my attitude. He then became combative, raised his voice at me, and presented himself as though he were management. The level of audacity was almost impressive. Restaurant management did not handle it much better. Johnathan and Jose both acknowledged that I am a regular and recognized my face, yet management showed very little urgency, offered no meaningful acknowledgment of what had happened, and did not even offer to comp my meal. No, a complimentary dinner would not fix a BMW. It would, however, have demonstrated basic hospitality after allowing a regular customer to unknowingly eat dinner for 90 minutes while his vehicle sat outside damaged. The communication afterward with Cedars Valet was even more concerning. Mohammed, Cedars Valet President acknowledged in writing, "we admit what we did" and initially stated, "Rest assure we will cover our damage." Yet the conversation quickly shifted to Cedars attempting to decide, before BMW has even completed their inspection, which portions of the damage they would and would not accept responsibility for. Interesting approach considering Cedars had possession of my vehicle when the accident occurred. Accidents can happen. What does not have to happen is failing to notify the customer, allowing them to sit inside for an hour and a half, greeting them with hostility when they finally discover it, and then immediately trying to minimize the damage afterward. If you valet at Gloria's, understand the risk is apparently not limited to whether your vehicle gets damaged. Pay very close attention to how you may be treated once it does. As someone who regularly patronized this restaurant, I expected significantly better. The accident was bad enough. The lack of transparency, professionalism, accountability, and basic customer care afterward is what made the experience truly unacceptable.

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    Xochi -- Houston Restaurant Week…read more All right, we hit up another Houston Restaurant Week, and this time we decided to check out Xochi, a Oaxacan Mexican restaurant located in downtown Houston. Xochi is known for award-winning chef Hugo Ortega, so of course, we had to see what all the hype was about! We decided to drive downtown instead of taking an Uber, and the valet was only $11, which they conveniently added to our bill. Once we walked in, I immediately loved the atmosphere. The restaurant is beautiful, with Mexican/Aztec-inspired artwork and décor throughout. Everything felt very upscale, professional, and clean. Our waiter, Isaac, was fantastic. Since we weren't familiar with a lot of the terminology on the menu, he took the time to explain the dishes and ingredients to us, which was really helpful. Of course, since it was Houston Restaurant Week, we started with drinks! Drinks aren't included in the HRW menu, and I ordered a margarita. Clearly, I did NOT read the ingredients carefully because it was made with mezcal -- and I do NOT like mezcal. I let them know that it was completely my mistake, and they happily took it back and made me a regular margarita. I was honestly impressed because I know restaurants can sometimes be funny about sending drinks back, especially when it's the customer's ordering mistake. The margarita was really good and nice and strong, just how I like it! First Course Since we were with our girl group, everyone ordered something different so we could try a little bit of everything. We had the taquitos, the mamalita, and the empanadas. Everything was really good! The mamalita was basically a small masa pancake topped with pork rib. I will say, it is VERY small, so don't expect a huge portion. But it was really flavorful and definitely worth trying. Second Course For the second course, we tried the barbacoa, which was a grilled steak served with a sauce that you pour over it. Personally, I really liked the steak with the sauce. Some of the others in our group weren't fans of the sauce, so I guess that's one of those to each their own situations! We also had the braised beef cheeks, which were incredibly tender and flavorful, and the wood-grilled octopus, which was another solid choice. Third Course Now, I'm a pretty plain girl when it comes to dessert, so I went with the mango sorbet. It was sweet, refreshing, and exactly what I expected. But then there was the dessert Xochi is known for -- the Cacao. It's basically a beautiful white chocolate cocoa pod, and when you open it up, it's chocolate EVERYTHING -- chocolate, chocolate ice cream, chocolate goodness -- with passion fruit inside to add a little brightness. Final Thoughts Overall, I'm really glad we chose Xochi for Houston Restaurant Week. It's actually been on my list for a couple of years, but I'm not sure I would have made the trip there on a regular night without HRW giving me the push. I'm happy to finally say I came, I saw, and I ate! Is it a resturant i would repeat, likely not... but i also don't retry resturants often anyways!

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