We Stopped in for a drink and were made some amazing cocktails by Luis. Everyone was friendly,…read moreattentive and provided excellent service. This place was clean, and hat a great atmosphere, and an overall fantastic vibe. We really enjoyed our experience and will definitely be back.

Our boss treated the office to Breakfast Chilaquiles and OMG!!!!…read moreAnyone who has ever had authentic chilaquiles knows that they are best consumed "on site" because chilaquiles don't (normally) travel well; but that was not the case here. Not only were tasty and delicious, the crunch was beyond!!! We went with the safe choice (Green) but now we can't wait to go back and try the red! As a native of Anaheim, i normally stay away from the area of the Packing House because of the traffic and chaos, but if the rest of the menu at En Familia, taste as good then it will definitely be worth the struggle.

I absolutely loved this place! The food has that authentic Colombian flavor--everything was super…read morefresh and delicious. We ordered some empanadas and an iron bowl, and everything was delicious . The service was excellent, and the place is clean and nice. 100% recommended!

The bomb rice empanadas were good but a little too greasy for my hubby and I. But, I took home the…read moreleftovers and the next day put them in my air fryer and then on a paper towel to pat out some of the oil and they were much better tasting and super crispy on the outside. The bomb rice inside was very flavorful. Hubby tried their Tropical Passion Fruit juice they had and it was ok he said. He was not a fan of that one. We both loved the arepas and even went back and purchased more. Also, tried the lime wafer cookie which was flavorful crunchy and too sweet. Cashier was friendly and the area was clean. However, they do take a long time to make the arepas. Was told about 10 minutes and it took much longer than that. Be prepared to wait and they do use a text message system to notify you when your order is ready. We will definitely be back for more arepas and to try some of the other things they offer.

Faith provided absolutely amazing service! She was incredibly attentive, fast, and on top of…read moreeverything throughout our entire visit. She explained the menu thoroughly, answered all of our questions, and was very honest when helping us order, especially when it came to portion sizes. She was so kind, welcoming, and helpful, which made a huge difference since we were tourists visiting the area. Faith truly made us feel comfortable and great about this restaurant. Because of her outstanding customer service, I would definitely recommend this restaurant and would happily come back again!

Incredible dining experience! This restaurant takes Mexican food to a whole new level with a…read moremodern, upscale atmosphere that's perfect for date nights or celebrating with friends. The tacos were absolutely delicious--fresh tortillas, perfectly seasoned meats, vibrant toppings, and incredible flavors in every bite. Each taco felt thoughtfully crafted and beautifully presented. The cocktails were just as impressive. They were creative, well-balanced, and made with high-quality ingredients. Whether you enjoy classic margaritas or unique signature drinks, there's something for everyone. The service was outstanding from start to finish. The staff was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about both the menu and cocktail pairings. The ambiance was stylish, lively, and elegant.

It's nice to have Colombian cuisine nearby. The lady serving us was so sweet, like family. I could…read moreeat arepas all day! The place is nice and cozy. I think everyone should come here and check it out.

I've been coming to Donde Adela for years, and over time I've sadly noticed the quality of the food…read morego down while the prices continue to go up. We ordered takeout today, and the buñuelos were undercooked inside..doughy, crumbly, and not fully cooked through. They're definitely not supposed to be like that. What made it more disappointing is that they're about $6 each. At that price, I expect much better quality. We also ordered a bandeja paisa. The carne asada was tough and lacked flavor, and the beans honestly tasted canned and bland. Again, I could overlook some of this if the food were reasonably priced, but this plate is over $30. On a positive note, the patacón con todo was good, chorizo had flavor and the jugo de lulo en agua was good and refreshing. Overall, the experience was just okay. It's disappointing to see a place I used to enjoy lose some of its quality over the years. Unfortunately, for the price, I'll probably go elsewhere for Colombian food in the future

Food was amazing our server Rosie was amazing always check on us she was welcoming and good service…read moresweetest person ever!

Highly recommend the margaritas (cucumber, spicy jalapeño, and orange all good). Excellent tacos…read moreand enchiladas. Interior has a club vibe with neon lights and club music. Reminds me of the Coco cartoon/movie.

After eating at several Argentinian restaurants recently, I've been on a chimichurri kick. I have…read moretried chimichurri sauces from Whole Foods and Trader Joe's but they aren't really very authentic. A friend recommended seeing what El Gaucho might have, so I visited the next day. The market is easy to spot with a big street sign out front. There are only two parking spots in front, one is a handicapped space. There's plenty of parking around the back though. When you walk in, you will see the main market with lots of items and brands I've never seen before. Slightly to the right is their deli counter with lots of meats, cheeses, and other miscellaneous items. To the right of the entrance is a dining area, and another counter where you can order sandwiches, empanadas, pizza, French fries, and drinks. I was laser focused on getting the chimichurri and leaving since I was short on time. It is in plastic bottles in plain view on on top of the deli counter. I purchased the regular variety, but they also have a spicy version. I could already tell this was going to be way better than the other two sauces I tried. I've had it on a steak, and on my breakfast scrambled eggs, and it's in a whole different league from the grocery versions I tried. It looks just like a restaurant chimichurri, oil based with lots of herbs and spices. I just had a nice filet mignon with chimichurri at a good Argentinan restaurant last week, and this chimichurri is about 90% as good. I moved it from the plastic bottle it comes in to a glass jar which will hopefully help preserve it longer, and store it in the refrigerator. I now have no reason to look elsewhere for chimichurri. My friend visits here periodically and says the sandwiches are excellent. I'll have to return again to try one, get more chimichurri, and explore the market and deli to see what other goodies they have.

Best empanadas in at least a 45mi radius. They got great…read moremeats as well. I also get the limito often and it's always delicious.

I have recently been seeing Pollo Campero around while driving and have been intrigued to try. We…read morefinally decided to try one night and it did not disappoint. We tried the spicy chicken sandwich and 4 piece meal with fried chicken (legs and thigh). The spicy chicken sandwich has a really good sauce on it that has a nice kick to it so we asked for more of this on the side to dip the chicken and fries in. The fried chicken pieces were crispy and juicy! For sides we got the yucca fries and Cole slaw. It all came together for the perfect combo. A friend ordered empanadas and they were also tasty. The woman taking our order was kind and patient with us since it was our first time and were a little indecisive on what to order (we wanted to try it all). They also allowed us to move the tables together to accommodate our group, gave us extra sauce, and cleaned our table afterwards. I definitely want to come back!

I hate giving anything less than a 4, but I need to be honest. I was very underwhelmed. I was…read moreexcited to try this place, as I have seen locations out and about for years and now one opened up near me. The fried chicken was good. That was the best part of the meal. Not the best I've had, but good. The roasted chicken had too many seasonings. I am not a big fan of rosemary, and it tasted like rosemary overload. The coleslaw tasted like the big buckets you can get at a grocery store. Such a shame, because I think a great coleslaw can make a meal. The bread was just also a grocery store dinner roll. I wasnt given napkins or utensils, but I guess that was my fault for not checking. Service was ok. I do not plan on returning. I took my order to go, but the restaurant itself is clean inside.

I am heartbroken and disappointed with the drive we took from Arizona to California to purchase…read moreBolivian food for Mother's Day to find the mega surprise as I went to heat up my food. How is it a mistake of this magnitude was not noticed by the kitchen staff at Beba's?

Great food. My wife is Bolivian, so we like this Bolivian restaurant. Our favorite item are the…read morevegetarian salteñas. Good drinks as well. They have sodas, water, diet, wine, alcohol, and beer.