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    Colombian empanadas and a fried plantain with ceviche. Gluten free! And dairy free.

    Awesome ColombianFood, just like my grandma's! The customer service is great as well.

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    Tried the bowl and arepas at the sebastopol farmers maker and it was all So delicious and fresh!!

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    We got an assortment of empanadas and arepas and they were all delicious, very fresh ingredients and we ended up going back for seconds.

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    Mama Zara Empanadas - just give us a ring and you Will get them?

    Mama Zara Empanadas

    5.0(4 reviews)
    8.0 mi

    Friendly service, and the empanadas were soooo delicious! The masa was light and fluffy, a good…read moreportion and generous filling. They cater and have pop ups from what I know, but I'm hoping they'll have a stationary spot (like a truck) in the future!

    OMG!!!!!!! I just discovered this incredible Columbian empanada spot at the Cotati farmers market!…read moreI got one of each on the menu - so 6 total because there were 2 veggie options, one with cheese and one without, ate 3 of them and went back to get 2 more for breakfast!! Really reasonable price for the amount of awesome you get to eat! Also came with two sauces, a creamy cilantro and a vinegary sauce that had a little spice to it. The young guy that helped me also told me how to eat them the Columbian way by spooning the sauce on instead of dipping! Also came with a few bites of salad which was a nice fresh element. The empanada dough is made of corn so it's technically gluten free for you sensitive folk and is perfectly fried to a crisp! This might be the longest Yelp review I have written but seriously I am already wishing I would have gotten more!!! Tonight was the last Cotati market but they assured me I can find them at the Santa Rosa Farmer's Lane market on Saturdays! You can follow them on Instagram @mamazara.empanadas to find out where else you can find them or you can hire them to cater your next event!! Im telling you everyone will be glad you did!! https://www.mamazaraempanadas.com/ call, email, DM or go find them right now. -And buy twice as many as you think you need! Seriously the best thing i have eaten in awhile and last weekend I had brisket smash burgers and birria ramen! Literally trying to plan a party now so i can get empanadas catered!

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    Mama Zara Empanadas - Chicken. 
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    Chicken. Size: L & M

    Mama Zara Empanadas - Chicken and potatoes. 
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    Chicken and potatoes. Sizes: L & M

    Mama Zara Empanadas - Beef and potatoes
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    Beef and potatoes Size: L & M

    Divina Colombian Café - Arepa de Huevo

    Divina Colombian Café

    4.1(77 reviews)
    73.8 mi

    My BFF and I wanted to try something new so we hit this spot up for brunch. I have had arepas…read morebefore but really haven't tried authentic Colombian food before!! This is kind of in a sketchy part of town, but worth a visit. We started off with a beef and a chicken empanada to share - These were fried and different than the Spanish ones I have had elsewhere. They were so good. I really liked the green salsa that was paired with it. On the recommendation of the waitress, we both got cafe de ariquipes which were coffees with caramel. They were sweet, but not overly so, which is the way I like it. We also got the bandeja paisa plate that was just ok. We felt the meat was on the dry side but the standouts were the plantains. We also got an order of the cheese arepa and asked for more hot sauce... She hooked it up with their homemade salsa which was so good and fresh tasting. That sauce is so good. All in all, a tasty spot. I'd come back to try some other things.

    So angry! My husband order the carne assada and the meat was bad…read moreLiterally bad, it smelled bad and tasted bad. That's could literally killed him. I had really high hopes for this place But when I first walk in I could notice how the restaurant was filthy, table were stick dirty. And I kept telling my husband we should go. Because if the restraint was that dirty imagine how bad was the kitchen and how they were making the food But serve anyone bad meat. THIS PLACE NEEDS TO BE CLOSED DOWN .

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    Divina Colombian Café - The cute Colombian flag

    The cute Colombian flag

    Divina Colombian Café - Beef Empanadas

    Beef Empanadas

    Divina Colombian Café - Restaurant store front

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    Warike Restobar - Opening day October 7th

    Warike Restobar

    4.5(261 reviews)
    6.4 mi
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    The food here is really good! We ordered the pulpo anticuchero, a ceviche with pulpo, and the arroz…read morecon mariscos. All three dishes had perfectly cooked seafood and were seasoned well. The arroz (rice) was especially delicious with a perfect amount of spice. We also got a couple of drinks, which were strong but balanced and tasted how they were described in the menu. We sat outside and enjoyed live music from the band next door on a Friday night. The inside of the restaurant is large and trendy. The service was very kind and helpful when we had questions about the menu. The bathroom was in the back corner behind the kitchen, and it had a coded lock (be sure to ask for the code before walking all the way back there). Overall we had a great experience and loved everything we ordered.

    We had a reservation here for dinner on 31DEC25, but we ended up seating ourselves in an empty…read moretable next to the window overlooking La Rosa. Restaurant was busy, with just the right amount of patrons. Prices at Warike seemed steep in comparison to La Rosa, but everything was worth every dime. Everything we ordered there was flavorful & delicately prepared and delicious, 10/10. Everything was perfect with excellent ambience and customer service. A definite recommendation for all to try: I ordered LOMO SALTADO CLÁSICO (GFA) $28 and this was a 10/10: Traditional Peruvian style beef tenderloin, red onion, tomatoes, cilantro, garlic, soy, lomo sauce and oyster sauce, french fries & rice. We also ordered TAGLIATELLE AL ROCOTO $25 and this was a 9/10 for me: Fried prawns & tagliatelle pasta, served with roasted peppers, fresh peas, and house rocoto lemon sauce. And lastly we ordered empanadas and these were a hit, lightly fried on the exterior, 10/10: EMPANADAS DEL LOMO $16 Crispy pastry filled with beef tenderloin, red onion, tomato, cilantro, served with rocoto aoili. EMPANADAS DE POLLO $15 Crispy pastry filled with our traditional Aji de Gallina, served with parsley aioli.

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    Warike Restobar - Inside

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    Warike Restobar - 2nd floor

    2nd floor

    Warike Restobar - Logo

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    Macondo Colombian Fusion

    Macondo Colombian Fusion

    4.5(95 reviews)
    52.6 mi
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    We wanted a quick, casual bite at the awkward late Saturday afternoon time. We'd always wanted to…read moretry this spot. We stopped by -- and it was spectacular. It packed the flavor punch of homestlye cooking and would rival more expensive sit-down restaurants. What a gem! We ordered the Venezuelan arepa, birria empanada, mushroom empanada, side Macondo salad, and passion fruit juice. Every dish was fantastic, and I'd easily recommend any of the above. Venezuelan arepa -- the was ridiculously yummy. The perfect balance of creamy, rich avocado sauce with chicken. It was hearty, balanced, and perfectly seasoned. Birria empanada -- this was delicious, rich, and perfect for the particularly chilly late afternoon. Birria on point. If you're craving birria in a delectable, crispy empanada format, you'll be quite happy. Mushroom empanada -- yummy. We love mushroom empanadas and they executed this one well. Macondo side salad -- surprisingly fantastic! Did not expect it to be so tasty. It was only a side dish for the combo, but it held its own among the baked goods. That's how yummy it was. Passion fruit juice -- sweet and relatively thick. They definitely didn't water it down! If you're a fan of passion fruit juice, you'll must try this one. Environment was fast casual. Only drawback was althe comfort level of a few of the dining chairs, which sloped backwards in an awkward way. The bench actually felt more comfortable, so we opted for that. Take out seems easy and common here, so we'll like try that as well in the future. Located on a busy street, but you can almost always find free parking down one of the perpendicular side streets. Looking forward to coming back for a delicious, casual bite!

    The empanadas are the star of the show for me. This place is like your aunties cooking inside and…read moreserving the home made food you grew up eating. Not that expensive, hot, and full of flavor. And yo can buy them ala carte if you don't want to spend too much. It's small, no seating but a small bench outside, so it's basically to go only. The ladies are nice inside, and are fast. It's a small little Alameda gem.

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    Macondo Colombian Fusion
    Macondo Colombian Fusion - Banh Mi Arepa

    Banh Mi Arepa

    Macondo Colombian Fusion - Sancocho Trifásico

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    Sancocho Trifásico

    Milohas - Combo #1: x2 Small Empanadas, Salad, & Guava Finger ($21)

    Milohas

    4.5(1.1k reviews)
    94.1 miCambrian Park
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    You Guava be Kidding Me…read more A bakery and juicery that has been serving up delicious Colombian specialties since 1999 in Colombia, before emigrating to the US and opening up shop here in Cambrian Park in 2014. Milohas (mil hojas) means a thousand layers in Spanish, and one taste of Milohas' pastries will make you understand why they picked that moniker. The Good: * Large shared parking lot * Friendly service * Covered outdoor dining * The crust of the empanadas was buttery, flaky, and delicious. All the fillings were good, but you have to try the Hawaiian filling! It was truly fantastic and had us wishing that's all we'd ordered. * Guava Finger has the same perfect crust and tasty guava jam--I could eat a dozen of these and come back for more. *oink oink* * Carissa really enjoyed their lentil soup. I didn't try it, so I can't comment. The Meh: * I kind of prefer the chunks of meat in Peruvian empanadas to the ground meat in Colombian ones, but that's just a personal preference. It was still delicious, so at the end of the day, it's all academic. The Ugly: * No indoor dining, and outdoor dining is limited to only a handful of seats. Conclusion: We've been on the hunt for the best empanadas in the South Bay, and we finally found them.

    Friendly staff. It's not exactly a restaurant like you might expect from the listing/reviews…read more There's no inside seating and very limited outside. It's basically a bakery-like store that has a wonderful selection of Colombian style empanadas and colclos (so?). They also have some delicious looking flans and a few other items. Need to go back and try more. The chicken large empanada and Hawaiian empanada I had were both amazing. Limited beverage selection, unfortunately. Friendly staff and reasonable prices.

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    Milohas - Menu

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    Milohas - Guava Finger

    Guava Finger

    Milohas - Hawaiian Empanada #Bomb

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    Hawaiian Empanada #Bomb

    Fonda Colombiana - Grilled steak topped with savory onion sauce, served with Colombian chorizo, papas criollas, rice, and fresh avocado.

    Fonda Colombiana

    4.1(118 reviews)
    91.3 miEast San Jose
    Catering service
    Speaks Spanish

    Amazing experience at Fonda Colombiana! The food was absolutely delicious!!! full of flavor and…read morecooked perfectly. You can really tell everything is made with care. We order the bandeja paisa, la toxic, and side of empanadas Carlos was our server and he was outstanding. Super attentive, friendly, and made sure we had everything we needed the entire time. His service definitely made the experience even better. Great food, great service, and a welcoming atmosphere. We'll definitely be coming back!

    This place is a hidden gem. It's a small shop tucked away in the middle of a tiny strip mall, but…read moreonce you walk inside, it's beautifully painted and decorated. It has a super homey, welcoming vibe. Here is the breakdown of what we ordered: Bistec with Chorizo: The serving size was huge! Definitely big enough for two light eaters. It was really tasty overall, though I do wish the beef had been a bit more tender. Beef Empanadas: Hands down, some of the better ones I've ever had. The skin was thin and perfectly crispy, and the filling was packed with flavor. Pair them with their chili oil sauce... yumm! To top it off, our waitress was incredibly friendly and made us feel right at home. I'll definitely be returning to try some new dishes next time!

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    Fonda Colombiana - Colombian orange rice with chicken, bacon, sausage, green beans, peas, carrots. Served with fries and tomato-avocado salad.

    Colombian orange rice with chicken, bacon, sausage, green beans, peas, carrots. Served with fries and tomato-avocado salad.

    Fonda Colombiana - Colombia's most iconic dish with grilled steak, rice, Colombian red beans, sweet plantain, chorizo, fried egg, avocado, and corn arepa.

    Colombia's most iconic dish with grilled steak, rice, Colombian red beans, sweet plantain, chorizo, fried egg, avocado, and corn arepa.

    Fonda Colombiana - Cruz is the owner with his mom

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    Cruz is the owner with his mom

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