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    La Colina Restaurant

    3.9 (25 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Emily M.

    sooo delicious!! Stopped for a quick lunch bite and I decided to get the soup of the day which was super huge for the amount I paid AND the tostones were the size of my head. I love this place! Family owned so everyone is every sweet and attentive. All pasties are Home made and fresh every morning. New favorite little corner in pines!

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    Allison C.

    Cuban coffee and sandwich were amazing! Great flavored picadillo as well. Was hoping for some pastelitos which they say they have on certain days.

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    Jennifer G.

    This restaurant is small and very homelike. Their service is excellent and their food is delicious. We ate the Bandeja Montañera and the Sancocho de Cola. It was huge!

    Pretty empty display I panicked a bit.
    MickeyBlue I.

    After searching Colombian bakeries in my area this was my second stop because the first bakery shut down. It's an easy drive on Johnson St and not a bad bakery at all. I was a little disappointed that they did not have any pan de bono, but she did offer a fresh baked cheesy loaf which wasn't bad. The empanadas are very crispy and delicious however not stuffed like your typical Colombian empanadas. The service was friendly and fast I wouldn't go out of my way to come back,but if I'm in the area I wouldn't mind having a bite here.

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    I ran across this place on yelp when I looked up a Colombian spot because I was craving some Colombian empanadas and my usual one was closed. I called and placed an order over the phone to pickup some Colombian empanadas. It took me about 10 min to get there and when I got there they had just started making them (not sure why?). The place is a small little spot in a small plaza. The area isn't the nicest either. After waiting a while they finally brought me my order. I ordered 10 Colombian empanadas and they gave me one small container of the spicy sauce (picante) which was disappointing. However, the spicy sauce wasn't the typical colombian one I was used to so it didn't really matter how much they gave me as I didn't enjoy it. The overall flavor of the empanadas were OK at most. They were extremely crispy, which some people may like. I'd say they were decent enough to satisfy a craving if no other Colombian spots are open or nearby but not good enough to specifically pick this place. I had brought some to some family members who had never tried colombian empanadas before and they said it was alright. I didn't try the entrees so I can't rate on that. The service was just OK. They weren't great but also not horrible.

    muy deliciosa comida (very delicious Food) beautiful women, fast-friendly service!!! Bandeja Paisa is prepared perfectly

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    Definitely my go to comfy and delicious food. I am never disappointed! Although they don't serve avocado.

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    Food is NOT good. The steaks are dry, overcooked, and thin. No flavor!!!!! Burnt corn cake .. yuck.. I don't recommend this place.

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