Food is ok, not your most authentic place, but not bad. I prefer going to authentic cuisine, but…read morenot bad for others.

You can't go food shopping on an empty stomach so I knew I needed a snack before going into Costco,…read moreotherwise we all know how dangerous that can be. I love a good pan de bono so as soon as I saw the word "Colombia" my mouth started salivating for it. I went in and the restaurant was nice and lively - it was a Sunday afternoon - and I headed straight to the bakery area. They had so many choices but my heart was set on one thing and one thing only: pan de bono. I ordered a couple and decided to also give the guava and cheese empanada a try. YUMMMMMMMMMMM! I will say it's not my favorite pan de bono in the universe and I'm sure when they're freshly out the oven it's a fully different experience but it hit the spot and my pan de bono craving was satisfied. I do think they were a little on the drier side but again, still loved it.

Just got in town...wandering around for a lunch spot and saw Columbia House...quickly checked…read more"Yelp" of course...and based on reviews it was a go. Besides almost every table full at 1:15 lunch...including the back room and it is a large restaurant. We were seated without a wait. Took longer to navigate the huge menu. Hubby and I just wanted a light lunch. He ordered the chicken wings and I ordered the "fish" sandwich w/o cheese. Unfortunately, I was served the chicken sandwich not the requested fish sandwich. It still came with avacado, onions, tomato and lettuce. (No cheese as requested). Once I took a bite I realized I had the wrong sandwich. I was disappointed. Waiter apologized and offered to switch it up...I can see he felt bad and we were not quite sure where we both messed up...could have been me? Him? Not a big deal...I just kept it and enjoyed. Chicken was slighty dry (cheese would have fixed the dryness) but seasoned perfectly. It was a large sandwich with two layers of thin grilled chicken. I would split it next time. I like the way it was served...wrapped in a paper. I requested un-seasoned fries and my request was honored. It was all a generous portion. The restaurant is high energy, food around us all looked delicious and fresh, cocktails looked really good...I wanted to taste the cappuccino martini next to us...tempting to order one. Service was timely, friendly and efficient. Noise level a tad high however it was easy enough to carry on a conversation. Overall, I understand the reason this place was so busy...definately a solid fun place...wish it were on my neighborhood as I enjoy exploring different dishes. Thumbs up for sure.

Fun, authentic and mostly delicious Colombian food. Bakery too! :)…read more Very friendly service. Large, very comfortable room. I wish they had fresh juices (not just fake OJ called "fresh") that's the only part that does not feel truly Colombian.

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!!!

The food was just ok. For an ethnic eatery the food was bland. Everything needed help (except the…read moreguacamole). Whether it was the empanadas (no flavor from the crust or filling), tostones (needed salt or garlic salt), and steak (cooked perfectly but needed flavor). I promise you my tastebuds were/are intact. The staff are pleasant but can disappear not out of rudeness but due to demand. Early evening the restaurant is cozy and perfect for family dinning or date night. The bathroom is clean and well lit. If you like loud, go later on in the evening for watching sports matches.

Happy Birthday to me. I was blessed to have been treated by my babies to eat lunch at my favorite…read morespot. I love this restaurant! where do I buy stocks.? lol wonderful service, great atmosphere, food is delicious!!!!

Great service, tasty food and good vibes. Grab a lunch if your hungry you won't regret it(rice…read morebeans maduros steak and soup)

I've been coming to Fonda Paisa since la Dona Janet opened. My family and I went on Friday night…read more Shelves were bare. No Colombian products. New waitress and workers. They had a large Mexican menu. Colombian drinks gone. Food was served differently. Bandeja Paisa served with no chorizo or arepa. We asked for water and were given pineapple water and chicken wings to start that we didn't ask for. The waitress left before we paid. We were told the credit card machine wasn't working and that we can Zelle or pay cash. The food was good but it wasn't the same and certainly not what I've been eating for 30 years My cousin said she heard it was sold. I'm disappointed that no matter how many times I asked about Janet, my questions were avoided. I took home bunelos and pan de queso. Completely different. I'm sad to see her go, but if it's under new management, the new owner could've been honest with us.

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

Food was horrible, never again. It was picked up, and…read moreservice mediocre. Ambience very quiet.

This review is not the easiest for me to write. I have been coming to the Little Columbian…read morerestaurant since 2015. I loved this place, their food was fantastic and the quality was super consistent; an excellent spot to get together with friends or a date. So much attention to detail was paid, house made dressing, salsa, all ingredients were super fresh, the meats were always cooked excellently, and the staff was friendly. I hadn't been to the restaurant in a while but at some point in the last few years the Little Columbian restaurant became My little Columbian restaurant. My friends and I went there for dinner at the end of October, there was one couple that was leaving the restaurant but we were the only ones there when we first walked in. The vibe of the restaurant has changed because they changed how they decorated the interior of the restaurant. I prefer their older vibe but no big deal. Our waitress was nice and very attentive all night and the staff in general was quite friendly. Here's my issue, the food quality is not as good as it was in the past. And if they are going to charge along the same lines as what they have, always been on the pricier side, then the quality should still be at the same level. There were a bunch of little things that added up. To start, the salad I ordered didn't have the same quality of greens (I think they used a spring mix in the past), there were some small bits of core in the salad. More to my disappointment the Salad dressing was no longer the house dressing they used to make it was Ken's balsamic dressing, which generally tastes like diabetes syrup. Maybe it was an off night for the salad and I could live with that but the lack of the old house dressing was disappointing. Speaking of cutting corners, the chimichuri used to be super fresh and of good quality ingredients. The chimichuri this time around had a lower quality olive oil and the parsley was dried instead of fresh. My friend ordered some empanadas, which were partially burnt and again the slasa wasn't the same quality as they used to make with the empanadas. For an entree, I ordered Bandeja Columbiana. The chicharon was a bit overdone but ok enough. The chorizo was probably the best part but you have to try to mess up chorizo. The maduro was kind of dry and somewhat bland. The chicken was a touch rubbery and the steak was fine; nothing to write home about. As I had mentioned before the food wasn't terrible, it was fine enough but it was not worth the price it cost. Much worse is the fact that the quality in general just isn't the same as it had been prior, maybe they just had an off night but something tells me this is how it is now. It's too bad this restaurant isn't quite what it was; it used to be one of my favorites.

Small restaurant in Freeport Long Island. If you drive too fast, you will miss it. The restaurant…read moreis in the front of the store while the back is a grocery store and butcher. The folks that work there are always pleasant and accommodating. I was first introduced to this restaurant through the Too Good To Go app Everything that I have tried has been consistently delicious and appetizing. In addition, there is a small bakery featuring croissants and bread with cheese baked on the inside.

I did catering order and when I went to pickup nothing was ready, rhe kitchen was closed, at 2:40…read morepm,they forgot to put the order, I call a day before, and spoke with 3 different people. I'm a customer for many years,and was so frustrated and rhe last minute looking for other restaurants ,and that day was my husband birthday. Is unprofessional place. No body help you, no owner avaliable to talk,the answer was they don't know when hewill be at the place, and up to know, I don't get any answer or apologies

Came here only for dessert. We got the tres leches it was delicius and then we got the cholado it…read morewas good, i had better in queens area but it was good enough to take care of that craving, i will come back to try their other choices of food and dessert. Cute little place and friendly staff.

"What can I cook for you?" Mister Cholado is a gem in the…read moreheart of Peekskill. On a hot day, I went in to try a cholado, my first. It's a sweet iced drink with chunks of fruit, like a deconstructed smoothie. Now I have to try their other items, and more cholados!