Bandeja Paisa (Colombian dish with various meats served with rice and beans) was as great as the…read moreserver who recommended it. I looked up Spanish restaurant specifically because I was craving some good Spanish food during my break. This spot was better than my expectations and will definitely return again. The server spoke little English but her genuineness was easy to see despite our language barriers and her positive attitude made me take her recommendations, even their 2 for 1 happy hour modelos. Thank you El Atico for great first time experience. Ps they are located in a small plaza where some parking is available but not in abundance.

I've been here several different times with friends. Always had a great time with friendly smiling…read moreService. The food is always wonderful. I highly recommend the coffees.

Food is really good! I ordered the picadita yesterday and it was really big! The kids carne asada…read morewas a good portion too! Couple of weeks ago i tried the mango biche jugo and empanadas de carne. Damn they were good! I will come back when i get my nails done again

Rinconcito Colombiano 3 is a great spot to watch World Cup matches while enjoying authentic…read moreColombian cuisine. The service was fast and friendly, and even though the restaurant was fairly busy, our party of six was seated and rapidly attended on. I ordered the bandeja paisa, and it was an excellent choice. The portion was enormous far more food than I could finish in one sitting, and everything was satisfying and flavorful. One dish I would not recommend is the steak al caballo. It arrived covered in a tomato-based sauce that tasted very similar to ketchup, which wasn't what I expected and detracted from the dish. Overall, this is a solid choice for large groups, soccer fans looking to catch a game, and anyone craving hearty Colombian food. I'd definitely return for the atmosphere, service, and generous portions. .

If you're in Boca Raton, you affo-gatta try the Colombian Coffee House…read more The Colombian Coffee House in Boca Raton is one of those spots you end up returning to without even thinking about it. It's family owned, and you can feel that right away in how warm and welcoming the place is. The coffee is always solid, but the affogato is the real star. The espresso is rich and smooth, the ice cream is just right, and together they disappear faster than I'd like to admit. Honestly, the only downside is that the affogato keeps "vanishing" before I can pretend I'm pacing myself. If you're in Boca and want something simple and genuinely good, this place is an easy pick. They have a nice offering also of food and baked goods. The location in Delray beach is also another favorite. Can't wait to come back.

Colombian Coffee House is one of our favorite cafes to grab coffees, espressos and one of our…read morefavorite places for matcha . They also have delicious Colombian breakfasts and lunch items. Great service and a few tables inside and out along 6th which is cool (when loud engines and fart mufflers aren't driving by). I like to grab a bag of their Columbian coffee, too.

Cane here with my mom to have breakfast. Some nice!!! We…read moreloved the arepa de choclo. I love the ambiance of the place abd the great service. I'm just visiting, so I won't be able to be back soon. But there's a lot more that I would've loved to try. When I'm back, I'm definitely coming here to try the fruit salad.

This Colombian spot has been in the neighborhood for as long as I can remember, and it's…read moreconsistently good. I'm not usually into Colombian food, but the Bandeja Paisa here is always solid. The food comes out hot and full of flavor. Service is excellent--every staff member knows what they're doing and makes the place look great. The murals around the restaurant add a nice touch and give it a warm, welcoming vibe. Great spot for the whole family.

I have given this location a few tries in hopes that it would be as good as their original location…read moreby Palm Springs. Unfortunately, this spot is not great. I've ordered the Bandeja Paisa and somehow a dish that is usually packed with flavor is very dull and bland. Beans were lacking flavor and the Maduros were over cooked. The carne asada in the platter was pretty good but couldn't save the overall dish. Empanadas de carne also seemed overcooked and bland as well. I was able to try their empanadas de queso and they were good but the middle was still cold. Service wasn't the most attentive but they were polite. The restaurant is colorful and could be such a good spot to enjoy in Wellington/Royal Palm. Unfortunately, I would prefer to drive to the original location or go to their competition down the road.

The service was Friendly, fast. The place is clean, the vibe was great and the food was authentic…read moreand SO GOOD!!! You most try the Bandeja Paisa OMG!

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!!

Loved the pastelitos venezolanos. Súper delicious. Great service also and good entertainment.read more

Ordered a guava and cheese dessert thing to go, they said it would be made fresh, waited for it and…read moreby the time I walked to the car it was already cold and tough. I am not sure why. Staff isn't really that engaging, inside and outside clean. Seating inside and outside. I like ordering the natural juices. Served just right and not too sweet.

So cute! Authentically colored with art and music and the aesthetics of Colombia! We came in search…read morefor a fresh strong coffee and some treats for the evening. We tried cafe con leche- perfection and had an assortment of the pollo empanadas . They were tasty filled but I would recommend not over frying as this takes away from That wonderful crunch and warmth. We wanted a pan de bono which was awesome and the other variation of a bread with cheese which we were surprised with and it was yummy! Loved the attention of the staff and the calm relaxation of the evening. Found another hidden treasure!

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.