Stopped in for their pastries. Was pleasantly surprised by their selection, there are a lot of…read moreneighborhood panderias/restaurants. Was excited to know they open early for morning people like me who need their coffee and pastry. Counter help was super nice and took the time to explain, why some things aren't labeled. They had a nice set up for the World Cup with lots where everyone can have a view no matter your seat. It's located near Main Street and is easy to get to from transit. I'm excited to make this place part of my regular routine.

My family and I came here on a Wednesday minutes before they closed so I was very appreciative of…read morethe staff allowing us to dine in and being very attentive throughout our time there. This place is massive, with lots of tables to dine in, and a bakery section. We ordered the following: Mondongo (pequeño), bandeja paisa, lengua sudada, and res apanada. The food came out in about 20 minutes. The serving sizes were a little bigger than normal (I am not complaining), every plate looked delicious, and all the plates were hot and fresh. The mondongo was tasty and had a good amount of tripe and the right thickness of the broth. I chuckled when I saw the side of banana, but honestly, it made for a good desert. The bandeja paisa brings a litte bit of everything and it all was cooked well. The lengua sudada was very tender and flavorful and the yucca was soft, with the sauce it was in giving it a really good flavor. The res apanada was a bit tough and the breading did not stick on too well, but overall the flavor was good and the breading was crispy which I enjoyed. The best part of it all was the prices. It is very affordable and you will leave full.   The bakery is inexpensive and the items I have tried and good. They do have a large parking lot and it's free. While in the area, you could visit the Slater Mill (they have tours you could sign up for) or visit the public library. One thing to note is that the GPS might bring you to their old location a couple blocks up the street, so do a little bit of research for the address beforehand.

Food/Drinks: I've been coming here since I was little, and the food has always been very delicious…read more I really love their bandeja Paisa because it's shareable, and the food is so good. I do have to say, though, that I have noticed from when I was younger to now that they have definitely made their portions smaller, and they don't add the chicharrón like they did in the past. :( Still good, but because of this, I tend to go to another Colombian restaurant. Location: This location is spacious, and it's clean. Perfect to go with family or to just grab a bite. You can go casual, but some people dress up depending on how you want to go, but it's pretty casual in my opinion. They offer street parking. Service: I truly love the service. The servers that I've had here are very friendly and super loving, and they have the very beautiful Colombian accent, and it's just a vibe.

Ordering on the phone isn't the easiest task if you don't speak Spanish. However, their food is…read moredelicious. I ordered a small tray from them and it was a hit at a party.

Was in the neighborhood looking for an easy bite/drink and walked into this Columbian place. I…read morewould say overall I was pleasantly surprised by both the food and the experience! Service: one very important thing to note is that the staff mostly do not speak english, although they did have an english menu. HOWEVER, one of the patrons came by and helped translate our orders for the waitress, which was representative of how friendly the whole experience was despite the language barrier. Food: we ordered a few cocktails and beers, which were all decent. My friends ordered the empanadas (delicious and would recommend), the whole fried tilapia ($20 for the platter which is good price imo). I ordered the meat entree platter which included fried pork belly, chicken, sausage, and beef. It was heavy, as expected, but both the tenderness and flavor were excellent. I'm not very familiar with Columbian food to rate this place objectively but overall I had a good time and would come back if I'm in the area.

The $10 daily lunch special is simply amazing every time! The amount of food you get is…read moreunbelievable for that price. Every day of the week is a different lunch special and it's perfect for me and my office mates. It tastes like my mom's home cooked meals in Colombia

Shrimp Lomo delicious! My only complaint is that they are still putting the sauce in a baggie, that…read moreseems very cheap and unsanitary! I'm sure they make enough money that they can purchase lil containers to hold the sauce!

I finally stopped in this restaurant after bookmarking this place a few months ago…read more Noticed a lot of the yelpers was comparing this business to the Los Andes restaurant. And few of the reviews even stated that this restaurant was just as good but less expensive. And some reviews indicated it was a hit or miss when dining here. I just have to say that yes it's cheaper and no it should not be compared Los Andes. They may both be of a Peruvian cuisine but that's where the similarities ends. The product you get here is ok and cheaper and that's ok if you're not too worried about the quality and the taste, atmosphere or the service. This is a small dated restaurant that offers no atmosphere what so ever. Definitely not a clean restaurant by any means. Table surface was tacky and looks like the floor was not swept. I see scraps and debris under the table. So this was the the order Stuffed avocado app ( wasn't available) 1/2 rotisserie chicken ($9.50 good not dried out, but it's rotisserie chicken) Picante de marisco ( $13.99 seafood in a spicy salsa, Missing the octopus, came w/ 1 clam 2 mussel 3 shrimp,and small pieces of calamari It was bland and definitely not a hint of heat in this "spicy salsa" Arroz con marisco ( $13.99 seafood rice, Missing the octopus, came w/ 1 clam 2 mussel 3 shrimp,and small pieces of calamari This dish was also lacking in flavor So the octopus was the reason we ordered the seafood dishes and was omitted from the dishes. And the 1 clam and 2 mussels was the consolation I assume.

" Authentic , Delicious, Cheap, Colombian food" The service…read morehere is good just a long wait time . Due to food being cheap and delicious. The staff is talkative and friendly. Like you're picking up food at a non formal friend's house . The vibe is chill and relaxed . The prices will make you feel comfortable and happy, lol. They have plenty of parking all around so no worries on parking .

This restaurant is clean & competitive to any others this is the number 1 in town I give them a…read morevery good credit

This venue it's one of my dear choices when it comes to Peruvian food. I totally love this…read morerestaurant. The menu its not to big. They offer pictures of every plate they offer. Which makes the choice of your liking much easier. The menu is a delight for your eyes, every plate it's make with care. Every time I go, it's a new experience. I have never left disappointed. Since you come in the staff is there for you, ready to help you with your choices. It's pricy but worth it. The drinks are de-licious. The times for preparation are quick. You get your meals quickly and hot. Well, if you are looking for a good example of Peruvian food, this is it.

I have been to Ceviche by Divibi before and have enjoyed it. I have sat both inside and outside and…read moreI will admit I enjoy the outside experience much more. The views alone are beautiful right near point street. They do have heaters outside if it gets chilly. The drinks were good. I especially liked the coconut mojito. The appetizers were delicious. I did like my meal I had the quinoa bowl with salmon but I belt the lime or lemon they used over powered the bowl. I would next time ask for it in the side. I was with 3 other coworkers and we all did enjoy our time. Our waitress Sabrina was sweet, friendly and knowledgeable about the dishes. I would say dress casual. They have street parking which can be a little tricky depending on the time. We had no issues parking in a Friday @5:30pm. Just a side note if you want to walk off your meal I would suggest walking down to the pedestrian bridge it has beautiful views especially in the evening. You might get lucky and catch some entertainment

We had been meaning to check out this new Colombian restaurant that recently opened in Pawtucket…read moreand finally had the opportunity to stop in tonight. It's a casual bar/ restaurant and it looks like they have live music at times. Most folks were dining close to the bar but we were seated at a booth in the main dining area. A little after seven when we arrived and there were only a few other groups in the place. It seems like this spot get more lively later in the evening. We started with the arepitas dulces which were delicious: sort of like little fried dough portions made of cornmeal topped with cheese and served with a sour cream dipping sauce. Totally would go back just for these. For an entree we had camarones al ajillo, which were nicely prepared (no tails) and served with a super fresh sauce that included great, fresh cilantro. We also had bottled beers which are reasonably priced at $5.20. Note that there is a surcharge for using a credit card so recommend bringing cash. Our server was also working the bar as well as our table in the dining room so was a little slow in checking on us for more drinks but no big deal, especially for a more casual place.

A diamond in the rough. I was welcomed and given food even after the kitchen was closed. Enjoyed…read moremyself tremendously