I visited this morning around 9am for the first time. I had never noticed it in that shopping…read morecenter (I always drive past it) but saw a good amount of promo for it on social media. I went in for a quick breakfast. I'm used to a large selection of bakery items in Colombian restaurants but that unfortunately wasn't the case. It was early so idk if it changes throughout the day. It was just not what I was expecting. I initially wanted a meat empanada but they only had chicken available. I wasn't happy about it but I was eager to try something from there. The chicken empanada was a bit hard at first (crunchier than expected) but it was good overall. The staff was friendly. I was greeted upon arrival. The restaurant is small so it's more of a pick up and go. They have tables but not many. I definitely want to come back and try more of their food/bakery items. It's really close to home which is a huge bonus.

Friendly people, bizarre food experience. Not handicapped friendly. Had to navigate a few steps to…read moreget down to the restaurant, which sits below street level. I was served some of the greasiest empanadas I've ever eaten, and the beans I bought to take home went bad the next day. Cannot recommend this spot.

I was delightfully surprised at how great this place was. And can I just so how much I appreciate…read moreCLEAN Condiments!!! I was frustrated at first because the menu was in Spanish. But the server was so patient with me and guided me through. I just wanted eggs and potatoes and chorizo. With her help, I didn't get potatoes but I go beans. I didn't know I was getting rice with my breakfast but even that was cooked perfectly and I ate it with my beans. The salsa was so fresh and spicy, took the rest home! The salad was great and the dressing a nice accompany, but I didnt even need it. I was so happy guys. So happy seeing all this food in front of me and having it be sooooo good. I never eat at places like this, as I am from California and I have pretty high expectations. But I'm so glad I saw their reviews and gave it a shot. Happiness. Neighborhood gem! Great Service, Great Coffee, Great Food! Thank you

The entire visit went without a single complaint. The setting, service level and cuisine here are…read moreall excellent. The kitchen produces wonderful tastes and the servers provide wonderful experiences. The person managing operations is responsible and approachable. This place is SPLENDID!

This place is easy to miss but amazing! The food packs so much flavor and the service was…read moreexcellent. I will definitely recommend to anyone trying to get good food. In addition to finding my favorite dish, I found Apple Soda and Maduro chips for later .

Lovely Columbia store and hot foods. A few tables to sit and eat. But authentic food and service…read moreis friendly. Helps to know Spanish. Good place to come for soups after a night of drinking.

10/10 a forever Hackensack staple especially for their pastries, desserts! My favorite's always the…read moreArepa and empanadas but truly can never go wrong. Feels like our favorite Colombian home lol

My go to colombian bakery for the pan de bono and empanadas!…read more Food: 9/10 little bakery foods are always good but still need to try the dishes they offer as well! Service: 9/10 one of the workers will attend to you as long as you're around the bakery. Ambiance: 8/10 they have recently renovated the place so now its so much bigger with seating area to eat actual dishes on top of the bakery food! It looks really cute inside.

It was okay - not the best empanadas / pan de bono I've had from bakeries in Hackensack. The…read moreempanada didn't really have much chicken in it and it was mostly stuffing. The pan de bono was also okay, it's very savory compared to the other pan de Bono's I've had. Staff was friendly & bakery was clean. I'm glad i tried the bakery because i always drive pass it, but i probably won't be returning.

Sadly, The quality of the food was at best so-so, under seasoned. The fried carne potato ball…read morewas mostly just rice (very little carme.

This restaurant makes me so mad and I don't know why I keep trying to give them the benefit of the…read moredoubt. To begin with, I'm convinced the owner purchases locations with the thought of "let's make sure all the locations have little/bad or no parking. On top of that the valet seems to be annoyed that they are valeting? That makes no sense. Secondly, their hot drinks are always cold and their cold drinks always lukewarm warm, even out of the refrigerator.. Tonight, I came in for a simple nightcap, thinking, "You can't mess up coffee and a cheese ball." I ordered a hot coffee, 4 pan de bonos, 2 pan de quesos, and 4 empanadas de carne -- total: $31.92. Well... they proved me wrong. The coffee was cold and had no sugar, despite me specifically requesting it. The empanadas were dripping in oil. The pan de bonos and pan de quesos were cold and rock hard -- even after asking for them to be warmed up. I honestly would've been better off getting a fast food coffee and a cookie.

I would rather visit other Noches de Colombia than this location…read more This is my first visit to Rt. 46 Hackensack location and it was disappointing compared to other location is such as Englewood, Fair View, North Bergen ones. Among all, the service.... Did not seem welcome at all. The meal portion was way smaller than other places - We had guacamole (brought out from the kitchen rather than prepped right on the spot), skirt steak Argentino with chimichuri sauce. The steak was very well grilled medium to our request but wow ..... we've had this at other locations and it was the smallest of all. Paying $32 for that steak was .... Hummmmm .....

Simply amazing. The food was indescribable delicious. I had the calamari Colombian style,…read moredelicious, delicious desserts, reasonably priced. My new favorite place in my hometown, 5 stars

Came here for a Christmas Eve brunch with coworkers and really liked the vibe. It reminded me of…read morebeing at a beach bar even though we are in full winter mode. I didn't eat but did have a couple cocktails. The Moscow Mule was good and I liked the upside down little bottle. I did think it was on the pricey side. Parking was easy and there were a lot of TV's so I think this place would be super fun to watch games. A solid experience.

I can't believe I'm just visiting this place!! LOVE good Colombian food and this one hits it right…read moreon the nail (is that even a phrase)? Anyway, came here on a weekday afternoon and wasn't busy at all- that's not to say that the food/bakery wasn't good. It was AMAZING. I got the lunch special which was chicken soup with breaded filet, salad and rice for $12.99. WHAT! And that portion was BIG as you can see from the pictures. Our server was attentive and got us whatever we needed almost right away! My breaded filet came out delicious. Perfect amount of crispy where it's not overdone and it wasn't drenched in any sauce that made the filet soggy. The house salad was simple yet flavorful and that chicken noodle soup was SO hearty that I wanted to go in the kitchen and scoop myself more. The place is big and bright and clean. Bakery on one side of the restaurant for quick take out and restaurant to the right. There's street parking but there's also parking in the back where the giant farmer market is, but it can be a busy lot. I came back here again with my husband another day and had another lunch special which was grilled chicken with mushroom sauce and my husband had a 16oz churrasco, all cooked to perfection. We got some bakery goods to go and we can't wait to have them later. Highly recommend this place!!

Honestly the food is pretty mid and the servers LOL their tip is already included in your bill so…read morethey can care less about what you need. Be prepared to wait 30 minutes at least before they bring out your food it doesn't matter how empty or how packed the place is. It's gonna take them at least 30 to 45 minutes just to get your food out and then when you do get your food and you had a bite of it, the waiter will come yell at u in Spanish and ask u what you're eating mind you they brought the food out if I could give it zero stars honestly I would. Oh they also count the pink sauce The lady said it's one sauce per empanada pink sauce is literally just ketchup and mayo the only reason why this place is still running is probably because of the school that's around the corner everybody seems to go for just empanadas since everything else takes them forever to bring out