Lovely place, with Amazing food! Every time I'm in the area I make a quick stop. Traditional dishes…read moreand very cost effective.

This is by FAR the best Honduran restaurant I've ever been to ... their Pollo Chuco was absolutely…read moreamazing. I ordered the fried chicken breast and it had the best crisp I've had in a very long time. It was so juicy and moist served on top of the best tajadas I've had ... the red cabbage slaw was so fresh and flavorful ...I hands down can't wait to go back

Cute casual spot. Came by for a quick dinner. My mom had been talking up their beef soup, saying…read morethat it brought the soul back into her body. I found the beef soup to have a very hearty and rich flavor, definitely enjoyed (not sure if it returned the soul to my body but I'm also not a fan of huge chunks of meat, if you are then you'll love it). My husband had the Special Burger. He didn't realize that it'd have so much meat on it. It was huge and messy but he devoured every bite and said it was absolutely delicious. The cachapa was much larger than we expected. Super rich and delicious. We felt the pricing for it wasn't very straightforward. We didn't realize that it was a base price for the cheese cachapa and then an added price for the meat inside. We didn't expect to spend $84 (tip included) but the food was yummy so no complaints there. Service was quick. Not very attentive but they were nice.

What they advertise vs what you get is very different... I ordered a parillita picada for $22…read more.. their advertised picture shows a hearty portion with plenty of cheese, cilantro , tomatoes, and sauce ... look at the pictures I posted of what they advertise and what I got ... minimal cheese, minimal sauce, minimal tomatoes, no cilantro ... small container is not even half filled ... the 2 stars because chicken was juicy ... overall very disappointing ... just slop thrown together ...save your money and go elsewhere

First time visiting here, and I decided to give it a shot despite hearing mixed feedback. I want to…read moreshare my experience. It was a Monday afternoon, so let's start there: - The welcome was somewhat lukewarm; the staff member cleaning in the back didn't greet us when she saw us, which would have been nice. - I ordered the lengua (tongue stew). It was cooked perfectly, but it was only lukewarm to my preference. Overall, the taste was good. - The tajadas and mariquitas weren't crunchy--they were soggy. - My wife ordered carne asada and asked for it well done, but it arrived medium. Maybe in a Nicaraguan restaurant, temperature isn't a big deal--"just eat it," as they say! Decor it's pretty simple with touch of Nicaragua culture. I encourage you to try it out, but don't expect Miami Pinolandia. Support Hispanic restaurants! Thank you!"

Very good! I like eating here when I'm in the mood for a different vibe. I love these rice and…read morebeans and carne Asad. The portions are huge and prices reasonable. The ladies that serve the food are always very nice, pleasant and don't have any issues answering any questions about the dishes. I eat here at least once a week.

We flew from San Francisco to Miramar to stay at our niece's house for a few days before our…read moreEastern Caribbean cruise trip. One of the restaurants we ate at is this place. It is actually a half bakery and half eatery. First time trying out Columbian though. However, when I saw the liver w onions I know I had to order them lol. I know I know .. Im supposed to order their specials or any local and traditional dish from their menu but I have been craving for liver for a while now lol And it was so good and tender! So it did not disappoint! But my cousins ordered the one with rice, fried egg, pork belly and black beans on the side. 3 of them ordered same thing! Lol ! So I didn't really get to taste their authentic dish. So this review is just basically focused on the place itself, I must say. It's not a fancy restaurant but it has a lot of good stuff. They even have like a cargo/mail service? So it is a bakery but they have pretty much varieties on their menu though. Plus they have fresh fruit juices. I ordered the guyabano/soursop juice then my bro in law got their mango juice. They're both good and fresh too. And ityreal fruits not artificial sweetener and flavors Anyways, the place is clean and the service is excellent and no doubt about it. I am giving a 4 star for now though I have not tasted most of their items from the menu. They have lots of pastries too. They have cute mini ice cream too w different flavors. To be honest their pork belly is a little overcooked but the skin was not crispy enough. We weren't able to eat the skin. We got some empanadas too and they were so good! But overall I definitely recommend the place. Will need to come back so I can get to taste some from their menu and update my review

Great lunch spot. This has quickly become our preferred lunch place for our lunch crew. The moment…read moreyou walk in, the first thing you notice is the bakery case filled with all the tradicional Colombian pastries, empanadas and fresh pan de bono, all warm and inviting. The place is spacious, with a steady flow of people coming in and out. Place stays busy with customers ordering and grabbing pastries or sitting down for lunch. Behind the counter, you see the staff pouring coffee and heating up pastries. Staff is really friendly and fast. Food was good. We ordered the mini bandeja paisa and honestly there was nothing mini about it. Steak was a nice size and cooked well. Beans were excellent and flavorful. Definitely a proper bandeja paisa. A solid reliable lunch spot with great energy and fresh food and pastries.

I've order from here several times for pick up and the food is always good. This restaurant is a…read moresmall mom and pops nothing glamorous or " Instagramable" about it just a small place with good food. I always order their bandeja paisa, but today I was craving some Colombian empanadas and went to get some. I ordered and beef, chicken and cheese. I also order a pan de bono , chicharrón, morcilla and everything was really. The service is always as very inviting and welcoming.

This is a Colombian restaurant. A good place for an egg sandwich and good strong coffee. They have…read morereally good crispy empanadas good bread. The place looks a little neglected in the inside but the workers are nice and friendly

Tasty moments but not fully consistent!!!!…read more Eat Peru offers a nice introduction to Peruvian flavors with a menu that has some appealing options. A few dishes were flavorful and well-portioned, especially the traditional items, but others felt a bit underwhelming and didn't quite live up to expectations. The atmosphere is casual and relaxed, making it a comfortable place for a laid-back meal. Service was courteous, though timing could be better, as there was a noticeable wait for food despite the restaurant not being very busy. Overall, it's a decent place to try if you're curious about Peruvian cuisine, but consistency in food quality and service would make the experience much stronger.

Food is Amazing and the service is phenomenal ! The Chef and owner is so sweet , compassionate and…read morecaring! She ensures you have a great time and food is to perfection

Great service and even better food. This is our second time here and our review has not changed…read more10/10. We stopped in for breakfast this time and we were not disappointed. My husband and I both got the Calentado Machetico and we both loved it. The arepa with the perfectly grated cheese was fantastic. The meat and the beans and rice were flavorful.

I am glad we stopped here for breakfast. The service was slow and the wait a bit long but this is a…read morenew location so I was expecting this. We didn't get menus utensils or drinks for a while and a table that came after us got a server first. Again I knew this could all happen they just recently opened but I was still willing to try the place out. Finally a nice server came by with menus and took our drink order and apps. She also went over the menu with us and made some nice recommendations. The food was actually really good and didn't take super long to come out. The empanadas (meat) and pan de bono were tasty and the coffee was great. I would probably skip the chicken empanada next time because it was pretty dry. Oh I can't forget the tequeños which were also tasty. Hubby had the huevos pericos y arepa. He liked it. I tasted some of it and it was really good. We will definitely go back and give them another try on service but the ambiance was nice. We also got some info at the end on daily specials and they also have weekly specials.

Food wise, we order a Carne Asada, which I think it was missing that Nica seasoning on the meat not…read morethat it wasn't good it just not Nicaragua flavor gallo pinto was really good and the fried cheese also the fried plantain it came with fried cheese wish I didn't ask assuming that can with it I did say anything we also have the sopa de res this soup was delicious yessss that has the Nicaragua flavor just delicious they ask me if I wanted tortilla or rice with the soup I say rice wish they charge me 4 dollars for it plus 4 dollars for the fried cheese I don't thing make sense you offering rice or tortilla. I assume it is included. They need to let the customer know what's included and what's not Everything else was very good service overall I will go back just be more careful off what they just put on the plate to charge you extra

Amazing carne asada ! If you like steak this is the place. Friendly staff and fair priceread more