Nuestra segunda vez en La Campirana y como siempre, excelente experiencia. La comida hondureña es…read moreauténtica y deliciosa, y el ambiente es simplemente espectacular. Sus dueños, Marvin y Patricia, son súper amables y atentos; te hacen sentir como en casa desde que llegas. ¡100% recomendado! Our second time at La Campirana, and once again an excellent experience. The food is authentic and delicious, and the atmosphere is amazing. The owners, Marvin and Patricia, are incredibly friendly and attentive, making you feel right at home. Highly recommended!

Route 17/Warrenton Rd lacks a lot of sitdown restaurants, but look no more. Having opened just a…read moreweek ago, this place is worth visiting on the regular. The surrounding area has plenty of Mexican restaurants but this Honduran restaurant brings Central American flavor to the table (pun intended!). The menu is pretty extensive and they serve pretty much all the traditional dishes from breakfast to dinner (they're open 6AM to 9PM). Some dishes are only available certain days of the week, so be sure to ask if your pick is available when you visit. We were welcomed as soon as we walked in and brought menus right away. Mr. Marvin, who is the owner's husband, took our drink order and even brought us a little appetizer on the house (tostones with pico de gallo). As an appetizer, we had "pastelitos," which are akin to beef empanadas. Pastelitos (3x order) are deep fried and filled with diced potato and ground beef. They are served with slaw and a side of salsa. Delicious. For our entrees we had the Bandeja Paisa (a platter of various Colombian dishes including chicharrón (pork rind/crackling), chorizo, rice, beans, avocado, and plantain. This is the way to go if you're hungry. We also had the enchiladas (2x order), which are essentially a fried tortilla with ground beef topped with slaw, a tomato slice, hard boiled egg, and grated cheese. They are large, so two enchiladas is plenty. Very authentic and with plenty of flavor. So good! The restaurant offers fresh natural juices and soft drinks. They also have a number of Honduran desserts (check out the "Others" part of the menu) and, on the other side of the restaurant, they also sells smoothies, crepes, waffles, and snack food (sisters business called Chile Mango). The restaurant's ambiance is very lively, staff is friendly and attentive, and food came out quickly. We can't wait to return for breakfast and definitely plan on being regulars!!

Laura our server was good. Last night was a busy night with a large party and we were there for a…read morework dinner. Food was good! The ambiance had a cute little vibe with music.

I want to like this place. I'm sure the food is good. But we didn't make it long enough to try our…read morefood. We made reservations for 7 p.m. Our waitress took our drink order 30 mins later. By 8:00 p.m., only 2 of us had drinks. My drink didn't come until a full hour and 15 minutes after we sat down and 45 mins after I put in the order. By this point, we gave up. They did bring us our ceviche order, which tasted great. But it felt pointless. I was over it and ready to go have dinner somewhere else. All said - after an hour and a half, we got 1 ceviche, 4 drinks and 2 cokes for $95 and a new reservation at a different restaurant. Not sure I'll go back. There are just too many other good options in the DC area to accept something like that.

Service was great. The staff were very nice and friendly. They were very approachable. My server…read moreSalome was very personable and took good care of our group. The ambiance was very casual, relaxed with Latino songs playing in the background. Jugo en leche guanabana was sweet, tangy, and refreshing. I liked it! Bandeja paisa serving size was huge. It had grilled steak, pork belly, sausage, rice, beans, small corn cake, egg, avocado, and sweet plantain. It was good. Pan de bono was also very nice! Lovely sweet bread.

Sweet staff and delicious food with a lively cafe feel. We stopped in for some empanadas for my…read morepicky eater of a middle schooler who was begging for them. Looked so tasty we bought some coffees and lemonades. Then came back the next day to have a full dinner there, complete with steak, yuca cakes, and pork belly. Absolutely amazing. Have stopped in many times since when we have been back home in Midlo.

Excellent Colombian food and very nice people. Authentic Colombian food. Easy to order in quick to…read morereceive Neil.

Amazing food popped in there because jarochita was full but this place is a gem but i got blown…read moreaway by the bandeja de paisa just an amazing and delicious meal.

The inside of Aroma Cafe is very relaxing--a nice playlist of Colombian music playing alongside…read moreESPN on 24/7. The beautiful artwork featuring local women of color from Colombia adds a great cultural touch, and there's plenty of parking. I ordered the Papas Rellenas (picadillo-stuffed potato fritters), which were really big, dense, and satisfying for $5. I also got the bandeja paisa (with kidney beans, steak, fried egg, pork belly, etc.), knowing it would take about 20 minutes on a Monday at 10:45 a.m. That wait felt outrageous, though--only about 10 people were in a space that could easily hold 100. However, the pork belly and steak wasn't overcooked and very flavorful. Even the sausage bursted with flavor. The food was authentic and tasty, but the long wait is a dealbreaker for me unless I'm with a friend craving Latin food and have time to spare. I probably won't return on my own unless it's a weekend and I have time to kill.

There is not table service here, you have to wait in line and order your food. Take the number and…read moresit in a table where they will bring your food. We were a party of 6 and the table we wanted was dirty and had to tell one of the cleaners to help us clean. Cleaning can be slow overall but it's better than eating out. It's a decent size place and the lines can be long but a lot of people order out. We got our food after maybe 15 minutes and it was ok. The salad was fresh but everything else seemed to be missing something. Got a couple of desserts when we finished but it wasn't anything spectacular. Not sure that I will go back as it's pretty far from where I live and it just did not seem worth the ride for us.

*Food: Appetizer: 11/10 (Empanadas)…read moreEntrées: 8/10 (Steak&Eggs, plantains) *Service: 10/10 Carlos made the experience fun as he made every item fresh, tailored to our taste, and showed intense passion for his cooking. He threw in multiple things to try & made it feel like a select food tasting. Special experience that felt underpriced. *Ambiance: 8/10 Interesting area with colorful decoration & theme. New York style art meets Latin culture in a unique sit down restaurant. Smaller store with outside seating, that is one of a kind. [5 being average]

Great service and great food! Carlos was very friendly! Would recommend. The dishes we got were…read morereally good.

Overall, the experience af Arepas Pues was good. The steak on the Super Tostones was cooked to…read moreperfection and well seasoned. The chicharron was juicy. I'd say the chicken salad in the Reina arepa was a little on the dry side. For a saturday afternoon, it appeared to be a little busy because there were some tables that haven't been cleaned from previous patrons and the cashier worker seemed overwhelmed between working the register and taking order and checking on the cooking staff. But I'd still give Arepas Pues another shot because their menu had a lot of good looking stuff.

The food quality was ok, but the portions were small and service was slow. The restaurant was busy…read morebut not packed at 3pm on a Sunday. We tried the reina pepiada and the pabellón- the pabellon was better than the reina pepiada in my opinion. The amount of filling inside the reina pepiada was small for the price. I wanted to try one of the agua frescas, but they were out of every flavor except the agua panela.

Truly a delightful experience. Randomly was around there and my lady friend and I wanted a coffee…read moreso we gave it a chance. Have been thinking about going back all the way across the city just to revisit because it was so good.

Food is great but the language barrier is real. There was easily 7-8 people working and no one knew…read moreEnglish. I asked for something 4 times and they kept getting it wrong and then overcharged me for the food. I was soo tired of going back and forth I didn't even push for my refund. If you don't know Spanish I'd steer clear or pack your patience. I wouldn't recommend... too much of a headache communicating.