I can't really recommend these guys anymore, at least for delivery. They consistently forgot…read morethings with my order. The previous time it was the salsa criolla, last night it was the green sauce. It's like if you don't ask for something in writing, they're going to forget it even if it's on the menu or something they've included previously. A previous time my wife wanted to get vegetarian tallarin, and they refused to do it for her despite here getting it for years. Not sure what is going on here, however they're not the only Peruvian options available. Will be trying some other places before attempting this again.

I've been here many times through the years, and although the service has been questionable many of…read morethose times, THIS TIME it was actually good! My young friend wanted to take me to her new "favorite taco place". I was shocked when we ended up at Mancora, which is (supposedly) Peruvian. But what do I know? When in Rome do as the Romans, right? So at her urging I ordered Carnitas Tacos (roasted pork yummies), and she ordered Pollo Tacos (chicken, hold the tomatoes!) We also got a bowl of guac which was surprisingly inexpensive and delicious. The tacos come in two's, so note to self, TWO IS ENOUGH! I ordered 4, and sent the extras home with her. I'm not sure how these would do as take-out, whether they'd get soggy or not. If you can go off-peak, you might be better off dining in. We did go in the middle of a Saturday afternoon, and were the only ones in the restaurant for a while. So eyes wide open on this place. Try it, you might get lucky.

the food was good and the service here was amazing. they were so nice to me and I really liked this…read morerestaurant. Would definitely recommend!

Ecuadorian food has some tricks up it's sleeves. It's food combinations and colorful food I have…read morenever seen before but don't be scared to try new things, this food will surprise you! Its delish! I had mustard potato dish that was really good and then I had steak with fries. They also put pasta shells in their soup and it's really yummy. We liked it so much we kept bringing more and more friends but seats are limited, it's small establishment.

Amazing!! It's my first time here and I'm surprised--the pan de bono and buñuelos are really good;…read moreeverything is delicious.

Delicious! The bakery items are a homerun. It's the only place in town where I've found almojabana,…read morea cheese bread, which they do a fantastic job at preparing. Their other items (pandebono, pan de queso, etc.) are also great. We have also ordered empanadas de carne and chicharron to take home and eat. The empanadas were great and flavorful, especially if you put some of the picante salsa on top. The chicharron was good, but it was a bit difficult to chew (the skin, especially, was really hard). Not sure if this would be different if you got it fresh in the restaurant vs. driving it home as take-out. In summary, a great place to get a delicious coffee and a bakery treat!

The lunch special " pollo milanesa " was too thin and very dry. I had to throw 1/2 away caz it was…read morelike eating cardboard. I will not reordering from there. And I got charged $15, not worth the price.

Found this place while on a walk and it definitely hit the spot. A new morning/coffee favorite …read more Everything is fresh and the dishes are pretty big and satisfying. They have Karaoke nights too. They have a nice bar and a good selection of drinks, not beers on tap tho. Everyone is nice and they all usually seem to like working there. Paid parking is all around

I ordered from this establishment for lunch at for work and I also gone to pick up a order and they…read moregreeted you when you come in nice I always have their beef soup. I tried their pupusa and chicken soup. Those are really good as well. The best the beef soup

Great food, a small space for take out or eat in very authentic. Employees are always welcoming and…read morehelpful.

This is our go-to when people come into town to visit and want to try something new! Their service…read moreis great and every plate that we've tried is delicious. The interior is very casual, almost like a diner, and they're usually showing soccer games on the several large TVs that surround the dining area. I highly recommend the bandeja paisa (to share!) or the milanesa de pollo. They also have delicious juices (with water or milk) from a variety of tropical fruits, like mango, mora, and lulo, so give those a try as well. On your way out, grab some bread and pastries for later. The pandebono (cheese bread) is my favorite!

I used to just come here once in a while for the pastries and empanadas. But now that i moved…read morecloser ill try other items on their menu since i love colombian food and everything looks delicios. My daughter is a fan of the bunuelos(round cheesy bread) and I often grab the chicharrones(pork belly) you buy individually for $6 and they chop it off for you. Overall the place is clean and staff are friendly and their coffee is strong

The Food was phenomenal, service was great, and the ambiance was cozy. I enjoyed watching the World…read moreCup while eating today. It was really fun! There are two huge TV's on the wall facing the tables and one TV above the bar. I ordered the rotisserie chicken and specifically asked for white meat. It was juicy, perfectly cooked, the skin with slightly crispy and tastes sooooo good. My meal surprisingly came with 2 sides of my choice. I chose the Chaufa and plantains. The chaufa is Peruvian style fried rice that is flavored with a bit of soy sauce, ginger, scallions and scrambled egg. Delish!!!!! A must try. You can even order the Chaufa as a stand alone dish with whatever meat you want inside. :-) The plantains were my least favorite. Because they are super sweet and soggy. I like a crunch and sort of carmelized look. There's a Purple CornLemonade drink that is supposedly really good. But I didn't take a chance on it. Despite the owner offering me the opportunity to try it and take it back if I don't like it. I had to opt out. Because I'm on a lemonade and limeade kick right now. They are my preferred drinks of choice at the moment. But Hey!!! I'd like you to encourage you to try it.

We came here for lunch on a Sunday. Service was a bit slow at first, but I think it was just that…read morethey were understaffed at the moment. Once plates started coming our way, we were on an exciting and flavorful journey to Peru. We ordered two appetizers, guacamole and ceviche, and both were excellent and served with the perfect accompaniments. For our main dishes, we ordered the lomo saltado, chaufa de pollo y carne, and a skirt steak. Everything tasted very authentic with perfect seasoning. At the end of our meal, we ordered their churros, which were delight. The atmosphere felt just like any casual restaurant in Lima, Cuzco, or any big or little city in Peru. They have a great selection of Peruvian beers and other beverages. We will definitely return when the craving for Peruvian food hits again.

When we went to this restaurant a few weeks ago, it had the name Makondo, not Pantojarse…read more The environment in Makondo was welcoming and warm, with a mural of los cafeteros that immediately lets you know you're in Colombia. There is a take-away area at the front where you can purchase breads, arepas, and other easily portable foods, in addition to the tables and seating area in the back of the restaurant. We opted to dine-in for breakfast and try a variety of plates: calentado, arepa con chicharron, morcilla, and bunuelos. The calentado transported me back to Medellin and, honestly, it kept me full for the entire day. The morchilla, arepas, and chicharrones were cooked to perfection and we were provided with a variety of sauces to add an extra boost of flavor. Absolutely everything was delicious and the prices are incredibly reasonable when compared with the other breakfast restaurants in the area. The service was very friendly and attentive. Most of the clients spoke Spanish, including us, but we did hear them speaking English with a few tables that morning. This restaurant is a little piece of Colombia in White Plains and brings some much needed diversity (and flavor!) to the regular breakfast scene in this city.

Although the name has changed, and the decor, the food was so delish! The prices are very…read morereasonable and the portions are healthy. I will definitely go back again and again!!!