Great value, very good service The flash fried red snapper…read moreis a tremendous value, good for two people It can be noisy when it's crowded.

Every time they get orders wrong. I order two drinks, get one straw…read more Also the pandebono is sometimes not fresh at all and taste like they're from the day before. Same with the mango juice, tastes like it was frozen overnight and used the next day. When the food here is good, it's good. They need to pay attention to detail though.

This place in Palisades Avenue, never disappoints as a lover of authentic Colombian food…read more I am always impressed by their consistent quality and fresh ingredients. The hospitality is top-notch... a huge-shout out to my server Melanie for being so attentive and kind!!! the Restaurant is consistently spotless and comfortable; perfect for any occasion. The "Paisa bowl" must-try a hearty delicious mix of beans, sweet plantains, crispy Chicharron, grilled steak, pico de gallo, sautéed corn and fresh guacamole. Pair it with their incredible house-made Sangria . Don't live without grabbing their amazing Flan or a Guava & cream cheese empanada to go Congratulations to the entire team on such a wonderful experience that highly recommended!!!

Stopped in for some coffee and pan de bono, this spot makes a great coffee, but the service isn't…read moreso friendly. They have a very nice setting and the ambiance is relaxing. However, it is overshadowed by the not so friendly people who work there.

TLDR food was just okay, but the tres leches saves my review…read more Got takeout. Ordered the creole flank steak (sobrebarriga a la criolla). The steak's flavor was fine, but it was tough, difficult to chew, and I wasn't a fan of the cook on it. It felt like it was boiled, then covered with sauce. Rice and creole potatoes were fine. Not much to say there. Didn't really like the pony malta soda either. But I'm also speaking as an American. Tres leches cake was absolutely delicious. It was baked well, it was creamy, and the whip was perfect. Best I've ever had. Food took a little long.

I have been looking for a perfect empanada for a while now. My main haunts are Englewood,…read moreWashington Heights & Bronx, why is it so difficult? Yelp told me this place had empanadas, so I made my way over. It's a cozy sit-down, with food behind glass. Since I wasn't looking for anything but empanadas, I immediately went to check out the rest of the food(ha)! The soup looked amazing, so I got a small. It was loaded with veg and meat. I can't exactly call it hearty, because of the thin liquid. But it was very filling. They only had beef empanadas. It was a fat little pillow full of beef and not too much other filler. While not exactly what I think of as perfect, it was good.

We come here for the classic skirt steak which is soft and juice 5/5. Further we order fish fliet…read morewith garlic 4/5, grill chicken 2/5 very dry and rubbery. Chicken noodle soup 3/5. Sides are a let down with small portion & nothing special. Overall is a fair experience.

We had the Christmas luncheon at the restaurant. I like this restaurant because it's not too noisy…read moreor too dark with very good food. Everyone enjoyed the food and service.

Excellent Colombian food near the Bergen PAC. Small place, away from the more annoying crowds (that…read moreis, until they get a taste or this stuff... this place is too under the radar). Churasco, spicy shrimp, arepas with cheese, their oatmeal drink, sweet plantains... and the rice and beans are top notch. Prices are reasonable. The bathrooms need some work. But the staff is wicked nice. There are only four tables and a counter with stools. But it's never crowded. At least not yet.

Sadly i came back to the area, after many years And let me…read moretell you this place is notting like it used to be, order a bandeja paisa a typical colombian dish, And it was horrible Beans out of a can! And they were sour Very disgusting, and came out of the place smelling like old burned oil!

Really great food, 8/10. Food was freshly prepared and cooked, the little sauce containers were SO…read moreGOOD, definitely made fresh and from scratch. You can tell nothing was frozen or microwaved, everything was made with care. My only complaint is how long it took to make the food. About 30min wait. But hey, that means they're actually cooking the food, right? I would happily eat here again and recommend to anybody. A big plate of fresh hot food for $20? Worth.

Since this place opened few months back, I see it all the time during my commute. Finally got a…read morechance to walk in on Saturday morning. Very pretty restaurant, with lots of colors and decorations inside. I was surprised to see their gigantic menu that has so many different kinds of items including burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, arepas, papas, ensaladas, patacons, antojos, bakery, desserts and juices. I order couple of beef empanadas and flan to go. The lady packed up my items right away, super quick service. Beef empanadas were filled with beef and potatoes, with delicious green and spicy mayo sauce on the side. I was blown away by the flan. Such creamy taste yet it was dense. Like other flans it wasn't over baked, so it still had light yellow color instead of dark brown on top. My first visit was great. I am going to stop by again to try the other items in the menu.

Wow! what a textural explosion in your mouth. I've never had a Colombian hot dog before but I am…read moredefinitely an official fan. The hot dog is made from a chorizo, wrapped in bacon, stretchy cheese, sprinkled with potato chips, garnished with sweet relish, thousand island, mustard, ketchup, and topped with a quail egg. What a freaking sight to see! I was really overwhelmed and did not know how to eat this messy dish without it falling apart so I split it in two. Holy moly, this hot dog was the hot dog of dreams. The stretchy cheese, sweetness of onion relish, saltiness of the bacon and mustard. I don't know who came up with this flavor combo or how but whoever they are, is a genius. Chewy, crunchy, sour, salty, savory, sweet, this meal is a rollercoaster in and of itself. I'm definitely going to be back. My perception of hot dogs is forever changed.

I have to be honest when I came to the area I stopped because of Noches de Colombia. However, the…read morewait and attitude drove me away. This small little place was an amazing find! The food was amazing and the staff was extremely kind and patient. I changed my order about 3 times and the service was great and extremely patient with me. Next time I'm in the area it will be because of this place. P.S. Their pan de Bono and chorizo are out of this world if you're just looking for a quick bite.

Great service and food. I came here hungry after a very long day at work. I barely had breakfast…read morethat day and needed some home style food to get the 'hangry' out. This place hit the spot. The food was delicious, portions big and so were the smiles of those working there. The server was patient, and took time to explain the different dishes to us. The place is big and would be great for lunch for a meal with family. The food was prepared perfectly. I decided to be adventurous and order liver. It was surprisingly good. Minimal preparation did the trick. The meal didn't break the bank either and I left full and happy. If you like Latin food - give this one a try. Side note: the decor is low key, so while food and service were great - this is probably not the best place to impress a date.... But hey, what do I know...

Cozy and cute neighborhood restaurant with authentic, fresh, well seasoned and very generously…read moreportioned food. The server was a doll. Highly recommend. Food was delicious, tasted like a home cooked meal made by an abuela. Also price point can't be beat $94 tip and taxes included for lunch for 4 people.

My family and I came to eat last minute on a Friday night and sat upon arrival. Mateo was our…read moreserver and he was excellent. He was patient and courteous at all times. He took his time to listen to all our orders and explain any questions on the menu. We were a group of 9 and he didn't forget anything. The food was delicious.

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.