Great Cuban sandwich. Delivered hot and ready to eat. Another great order…read more I'm Still a fan. Great spot for Cuban food.

Came here for a quick dinner before heading home and it was a bit empty for dinner on a Sunday…read more We enjoyed our meal: App's: Yucca bites with cheese (these were really good can be shared with the table) also tried the chicken and beef empanadas WOW!! Def need to try. Entrees: Ropa vieja (pulled beef) rice and beans and maduros (sweet plantains) / Vaca Frita (pan fried pulled beef) Yes you need to try it, this came with Rice and beans. You come to a cuban restaurant this is what you eat, staple dishes, there other things on the menu but if you want an authentic cuban meal this is the way to go. I noticed other people before we got there ordered other plates and their food took a bit longer. Just a tip go with the staple dishes ;) Why the four stars then? Well the ambiance!! Atmosphere was a bit boring and servers were a bit shy. If you been to Miami you know these restaurants are loud and fun. Maybe get maybe some live music or train better the servers, Just my opinion but the service and food was great! Thanks def coming again.

Overall great experience and we came around lunch time. Service was amazing and they were quick. We…read morestarted with empanadas for appetizers and they were very fresh! The flavors were great. I didn't get a picture of it because I devoured my entree quickly. I got the tilapia and the portions were very generous. They look like they have a fun happy hour deals based on the ads in the restaurant and plus some fun events such as karaoke night. I'll have to check those out!

Not a fan. Very loud music. Could hardly talk and these inexplicable , very annoying flashing…read moreneon lights Ordered ropa vieja and it had boiled red pepper strips. It came in a bowl that was very soupy and full of broth. It's possible that some ethnicities make it that way but it was under "Cuban dishes" and I've never been to a Cuban restaurant that made ropa vieja like that. I didn't even finish half of it. It was truly icky. One of my friends had a side of chicken with her dish. She said it was flavorful but very rubbery Will not be returning

Second time here and everything was very good. Atmosphere, fresh food, friendly staff…read more Bacon and egg sandwich was perfect. Fresh eggs and bacon and the croissant was fresh. Vanilla latte was very good. Definitely recommend.

We've been to Colombian Coffee House several times and always enjoy it. The staff is always very…read morefriendly. We even came here once for a watch party for a Colombian fútbol game, which was a lot of fun. Today I got the cortadito and it was very good and perfectly sweetened. The breakfast is good too. It's a really cute little restaurant with a nice atmosphere. Also, the coconut lemonade is amazing. Definitely recommend!

First time trying this Colombian spot and it did not disappoint. The food was genuinely delicious,…read moreand our server was pretty attentive throughout the meal. Everyone loved their own dishes, but the star of the table was definitely the tamal, super flavorful and huge. We ended up sharing it, and it was such a standout. Overall, really great experience. I'd definitely come back again!

Great food and location! This restaurant is quite near the beach…read more I happen to be Colombian and can say that the flavor and the dishes are definitely on point! That said, it's a small location, no more than 12 or so tables. The service is quite slow, at least it was when I visited and had to wait quite a while for each course and let alone the bill. However, worth a try for sure.

We ordered lomo saltado and tiger's milk special to go, everything was amazing. What a great place!…read moreSteak was cooked nicely and onions were not mushy. Rice was delicious, all packed separately so fries rice and meat were not all mixed. Tiger's milk special has fried fish and calamaris and shrimp. All were fresh and delicious! We don't live close by but if we are in the area we will definitely come back. The place seemed pretty small with limited parking options. It seems like they are better for takeout because I saw 5-6 tables inside.

Authentic Peruvian cuisine in a comfortable setting is what you'll find here. The menu is large and…read morehas all of the classics. My friend and I shared the Ceviche Original del Puerto with super fresh fish and wonderful flavors. We ordered it medium spicy and I like spice but I was tearing up a little. My main was the Tacu Tacu Panzon. I love tacu tacu which is a fried rice and bean mixture, and having it topped off with their succulent lomo saltado just took it to the next level. My friend had the Tallarines al Pesto, a pasta dish and another one of my favorites. I couldn't decide which I liked more! Portions were generous and we took home leftovers.

This place is legit! I love their arepa pabellon, tequenos and cachapas! The garlic cilantro sauce…read moreis my favorite. The inside is very spacious and they also sell frozen food. The parking could be tough depending when you go there as this plaza has so many shops and limited parking space. I have found a parking spot every time though. I like how fresh the cachapas are. Sometimes pulled chicken may feel dry but most of the time I love it. Definitely give this place a try if you are in the mood for Venezuelan food. We always order the mix platter to get a taste of most of the items on the menu, great deal to learn about the options without committing to one single meal.

For venezuelan food in the area, this place was 5 stars, cachapa was probably the best one I had in…read morea very long time. Empanada was good as well, no complaints here.

I'm a regular here. Everything is perfect, the price, service, flavor, ambience. Make me feel like…read moreI'm in Colombia Food amount is great, no complaints at all. My sister and I ordered the bandeja paisa which you can never go wrong with that one and also the patacón con guacamole y chicharron delicious. I would order the guacamole on the side next time.

My family and I stopped by Rancheritos de Boca West recently, we were quite impressed. The lomo was…read moresooo good, perfectly cooked, super tender, and packed with flavor. Very relaxed ambience internally and externally , and the waitress was so welcoming. I'll definitely be back for that lomo again!!

I walked in there, room full of friendly Latinos and Latinas eating and having a good time, I…read moreimmediately knew that if my fellow gringos are too scared to go in, it MUST BE THAT GOOD! I wasn't wrong. First of all, the menu comes with color photos, that's extremely helpful. The food is flavorful and addictive. From the chicharron, empanadas, soup, tostones, grilled steak and chicken to the ethnic drinks, it reminded me of the good times I've had during the 80s when I would go to Columbia for secret missions and hang out with their babes.

My friends took me here because they enjoyed the food…read more The menu has pictures of the food so they help the customers to decide which dish to pick. I got beef liver cooked well done. Big portion, comes with salad, rice, and beans. It has some sauce so the rice is a good vehicle to absorb all of the flavors. Service is great. Food came out fast and the waitress is friendly and courteous They have plenty of seatings including outdoor seatings

In the mood for an after lunch espresso with a pastry and noticed several cafes along 441 in South…read moreWest Boca. This small Colombian cafe was in the center of an older plaza and took a chance. About half of the tables were occupied by customers and copped a quick peek at their latino style food which looked promising. The main display was full of pastries which included bonello, cookies, breads and small cakes. The golden brown bonellos (well priced at $2.00) were absolutely massive and decided to have one to split with the wife. The server advised that the cafe only serves Colombian drip coffee from a basic kettle, which she proudly pointed at (see pic). Based on this unforeseen depressing news, the mammoth bonello no longer seemed that spectacular. This was a first for me, a Colombian cafe that only serves drip coffee? Cmon. I took the bonello to my vehicle and took a few bites which were tasty, but rough on the swallows down. It would have been complemented perfectly with an espresso. On a good note, the gender neutral bathroom was clean with two-toned tiled flooring and a corian sink.

The food was amazing and everything was super clean and the workers there are super nice.read more

Good mix of options as far as Latin cuisine goes. As with most chain restaurants, each location…read morevaries a bit. This one tends to be a bit heavier on spices and oil use. The flavors are bold and strong. The meat pieces are chunky and thick. I ordered the shredded chicken soup. It is loaded with potato, pieces of corn on the cob, big cuts of white meat chicken. The broth is very seasoned and rich. The loaded tamale is full of chunks of pork and chicken, diced carrots and peas. It is a huge portion and the corn is soft. It comes with a side of rice and a fluffy arepa. My husband ordered the lomo saltado which was also a big portion with rice and plantains. He didn't think the flavor was the best but the meat was cooked medium rare and was tender.

The atmosphere inside was spacious and quiet with plenty of tables in the dining room. The yellow…read moreled lighting saying Pure Latin Flavor against the greenery was a nice touch in addition to the red brick wall with the business name imprinted against it. The barista brewed me a nice single espresso which tasted good but the price at $4.25 was obnoxious and superseded the taste - again this was a single shot of coffee. I did appreciate the brown paper cup bearing the logo and also acknowledging that the coffee is locally roasted. The gender neutral bathroom was absolutely ultra contemporary with gray floor tiles and white rectangular wrap around wall tile with some potted greenery that popped against that gray, white and black color scheme.