The "calentado" comes with chicharrón or pork belly, is something like tasting heaven…read more Deserts are wonderful. Attention is very professional! Place is Clean and plenty of Latin delicacies, go to heaven guys! Is worth it.

This food was gross, I'm a firm advocate for good food it smells so bad and taste like something I…read morecould cook, I barely cook .. I would've rather ate McDonald's Overpriced for microwaved meals, $16 for this dollar general plate

Stopped in for a late dinner and was pleasantly surprised with the decor. The setting reminded me…read moreof a quaint restaurant in Colombia. I was greeted immediately after walking in and seated right away by the friendly staff. I started off with a chicken empanada that was fresh, hot and crunchy. The chicken was tender and juicy, adding the salsa gave it a nice little heat. The main course was the Bendeja Paisa. I was feeling sentimental and craving something traditional. Let me say the portion size was unexpected and very filling. The steak was tender and the tomato and onions atop it was delicious. The tostones were tasty, crunchy, and with a bit of the sauce from the steak, it added additional flavor. I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu.

Must try ! Local to my house which is awesome . Had the bakery goods and it was A1 . Will be back…read morefor the food for sure . Really clean place and good service and great decor .

I'm from Hialeah where Cuban food is in abundance so when I crave Cuban food THIS IS MY SPOT…read more From their tostada, pan con bistec, breakfast sandwich. Everything taste authentic. The service is quick and friendly. And it's really a mom and pop feel type of restaurant aatuck away in a little corner. Try their fresh pressed orange juice

Great coffee and breakfast, thank you. Excellent music my wife and I both enjoyed. Kind people.read more

Bohio Latin Flavors, Margate…read more Dominican and Puerto Rican cuisine with a heavy emphasis on mofongo, and based on this visit, that's one of the reasons to come here. They offer numerous variations, with your choice of sauce and protein, making this one of the more mofongo-focused restaurants I've seen in Broward. We started with the shrimp mofongo. The plantain mound itself was moist, flavorful, and nicely seasoned, avoiding the dry, dense texture that plagues lesser versions. Ours came topped with a rich shrimp sauce, but other options included a garlic cream sauce and a Creole-style sauce, both of which looked excellent as they passed through the dining room. Of the dishes we tried, the mofongo was actually my favorite. The masitas de cerdo (fried pork chunks) were flavorful and well-seasoned, although they came out a bit drier than I would have preferred. I'd still order them again, but based on what I saw arriving at nearby tables, the pernil may be the move on a future visit. The rice deserves mention as well. The arroz con gandules was excellent, with plenty of flavor rather than simply serving as a side dish. They also offered moro rice in both red bean and black bean versions, which was nice to see. The Punta Cana cocktail was worth ordering. Sweet, tropical, and considerably stronger than it looked. The dining room is much larger than it appears from outside, but this is very much a casual neighborhood spot. It reminded me of the kind of local restaurant you'd find in Puerto Rico or the Dominican Republic: a large dining room, full bar, TVs on the wall, families gathering for dinner, and the emphasis squarely on the food rather than creating an upscale experience. There's also a stage and DJ setup for live entertainment. One note: service was slow on our Sunday evening visit. After speaking with the manager, I learned she was also the restaurant's only server and that a single cook was handling the kitchen while also keeping up with a steady stream of takeout orders. Given those realities, the pace made more sense. Everyone was friendly, but this isn't the place to visit if you're in a hurry. Both English and Spanish menus are available, although the primary server was clearly more comfortable interacting in Spanish. They also feature Latin music and a DJ on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, which is probably when the room really comes alive. If you're a fan of mofongo, pernil, arroz con gandules, or Dominican comfort food in general, Bohio is worth adding to your list.

We tried this place again but this time for take out! Food was really really good! Please give it a…read moretry as their Mofongo is great!!! Hope they get better with wait staff because their food deserves it!!

Fantastic food, fresh quick great servings not oversized, but definitely plenty to eat…read moreSeating outside could be more comfortable, but it is clean and open Service was quick and responsive

I arrived close to 11:00 on Saturday and it was pretty busy. The inside isn't that big but there is…read morealso outside seating. Initially, I was only going to order coffee but the tequenos looked so appetizing I had to order. The flavors listed on the menu is not everything They have. I'm glad I asked because I was able to discover the pistachio flavor. I ordered the pistachio latte and the tequenos. I wasn't a big fan of the pistachio latte only because I could barely taste the pistachio. The tequenos were good and flavorful. The sauce really hit the spot.

Came here last night for the first time and had such a great experience…read more It was a Saturday night so they were doing karaoke outside on the patio and it was so cute, everyone was getting up to sing and everyone at the tables was sitting and watching and interacting and having a good time. People were even getting up and dancing it was a great vibe. The patio was full so we sat inside which was fine with us, as the karaoke was a little loud. Our server was very nice and friendly. The food came out super fast and was super hot and delicious. Everything was cooked to perfection and it was all large portions. The food was decently priced and the place was clean. Definitely recommend.

I came to this El balcon restaurant since it was recommended by a few friends and it did not…read moredisappoint. The food was delicious the bandeja paisa was so good , and the little arepas for an appetizer was the perfect starter . The service wasn't great unfortunately the server forgot about us and started taking orders from other tables even though we were waiting for 40 mins .

In the mood for an after lunch espresso with a pastry and noticed several cafes along 441 in South…read moreWest Boca. This small Colombian cafe was in the center of an older plaza and took a chance. About half of the tables were occupied by customers and copped a quick peek at their latino style food which looked promising. The main display was full of pastries which included bonello, cookies, breads and small cakes. The golden brown bonellos (well priced at $2.00) were absolutely massive and decided to have one to split with the wife. The server advised that the cafe only serves Colombian drip coffee from a basic kettle, which she proudly pointed at (see pic). Based on this unforeseen depressing news, the mammoth bonello no longer seemed that spectacular. This was a first for me, a Colombian cafe that only serves drip coffee? Cmon. I took the bonello to my vehicle and took a few bites which were tasty, but rough on the swallows down. It would have been complemented perfectly with an espresso. On a good note, the gender neutral bathroom was clean with two-toned tiled flooring and a corian sink.

I have been coming to this restaurant since I moved to Boca so about 12+ years or more. We went…read morewhen the previous owner and the current owner. My family and I have always enjoyed their food. It's always seems home cooked and it gives that environment that it's made with love and they know what they are doing. The service is good, the waitresses are attentive even when they are super busy they do check in on you, the picture of the restaurant is the latest remodeled they did and it came out really nice. The food is great and if you have any concerns about your food the staff is always willing to help and if the manager is around he will sort it out for you plus u also get ice cream for dessert I truly recommend this place

I stopped by Pal' Rancho for breakfast while I waited for my car to be detailed at the Mobil next…read moredoor. As you walk in, there is a dining room in front of you and a cold/hot case to your right, filled with pastries, breads, and South American pre-packaged treats. At the back of the restaurant there is a bar with beer and wine and a To-Go counter. I sat for table service and ordered a Cafe con Leche without sugar, one pan de bono, and one #6- scrambled eggs with ham (add tomato) and an arepa. The Cafe con Leche tasted good but it was more akin to a Cappuccino as there was too much foam. The pan de bono was warm and chock full of yummy cheese. Lastly, the scrambled eggs were perfectly seasoned with fresh veggies. I'd never had an open-faced arepa before, so I had to as Google how to eat it :D It said you are meant to use the arepa to scoop the rest of the food, which I did and it was heavenly. The arepa was crunchy, buttery, and cheesy which paired very well with the eggs and veggies. I would definitely return as that was a completely craveable meal!

Average , average all around . Should have listened to the reviews but decided to give it a try …read more Food is just ok , the bakery is a lot better . We came here on a Sunday and it was basically empty - now I know why .