I had one of the best empanadas in Miami here, they have great Colombian food!! and great customer…read moreservice!!!!

Nothing out of the ordinary to start, surprise automatic 18% service charge. The real letdown was…read morethe bandeja paisa. The chicharrón had little to no meat, the beans had no seasoning at all, and the corn cake was so dry and dense it felt like biting into a ball of brown paper. For a dish that should be flavorful and comforting, it missed every mark. On the positive side, we loved the empanadas, especially the meat ones -- crispy, well‑seasoned, and easily the best part of the meal. The guanábana juice was also delicious and refreshing. The service was a 10. Friendly, attentive, and honestly the highlight of the visit. Overall: amazing service and great empanadas, but the bandeja paisa needs serious improvement.

Since I walked in the menu said ,wait and dont say nothing if place has alot of ppl inside for the…read morearrival of your meal, also said minimum per person of $45 after 7pm didn't feel rite from the beginning. There empanada are made of flour dude realy spend some money on some corn your robbing ppl nobody want empanada of flour .The place is way over rated the food wasn't very tasteful they have a tip charge of %18 for every table of 2 ppl or more plus wen they bring you the tablet to pay it still has the part to tip extra plus the employee will not tell the client there already bring charged %18 tip your pretty much robbing older folks and ppl who can't read or have no idea there being charged %18 tip ill never go to this place again or recommend any friends or anyone to go to el pueblito if there looking for authentic Colombian food

Great atmosphere, service was awesome, Juan made us feel at home. The food was great too. And for…read morewhat we got, I don't think it was expensive. We went for lunch so didn't get to experience the show and party that usually happens on Friday and Saturday nights. Will definitely come back for it because it sounds like a great time! We had the baby churrasco, bandeja pueblito, whole fried snapper and the sancocho de costilla de res. Everything was tasty and large portions. Can't wait to go back to experience a Colombian party!

This is some of the best Colombian food South Florida has to offer at a price that absolutely…read morepositively can't be beat. Some Colombian restaurants rent in places where the lease is absorbed by the paying customer in the charge of food- this is simply not the case here This restaurant is a staple of the area and don't be surprised to walk in and hear patrons greet the staff as if they were regulars because they most certainly are familiar faces I ordered a bone broth to start with grilled steak and rice entrée and finished with a cup of coffee that was brewed to perfection This is the kind of place you go for quality food in a cozy environment Parking is somewhat limited out front, which adds to the exclusivity of it unless you're in a walking distance While I was there, I also noticed a multitude of Mobile dining orders, which lets you know plenty of people want with this place has to offer and after having eaten here today, I can completely see why: great food great staff amazing price points

Servicio está ok Pero en la comida la dañaron, buen sabor…read morepero la higiene en la Cocina fue de muy mal gusto porque me choqué con pedazos de brillo en la soup, y no se disculparon solo eso no pasa muy seguido, parece que si le ha pasado en el pasado y ni siquiera ofrecieron un descuento ‍ solo me quitaron el brillo de la mano para que los demás no lo noten. Hay que tener cuidado cualquier persona se puede perforar un intestino, imagínate un niño que no sabe.

The food is great with good flavor . The service are…read moreexcellent. The ambiance are Very friendly . Excellent restaurant to eat Recommended to everyone.

Mi Pueblo is a beautiful Colombian restaurant with decor simulating the greenery of the country…read more The food, ambiance and service were very good. We ordered Tostones con Hogao (plantains with sauce), Bandja Paisa, Picada. Delicious combinations of meats; arepitas, chicharrones. Drink : Bretaña (sparkling water) with Tamarind pulp for a refreshing drink. Dessert Brevas con Arequipe (figs) . Tinto y Cortado coffees to end the meal. A very hearty family lunch.

If you're looking for authentic, top-quality Colombian food, this is the place to go. Everything…read moretastes fresh, flavorful, and true to its roots--you can really tell they put care into every dish. The service is exceptional as well, super attentive and welcoming from start to finish. What really stands out is the variety on the menu. There are so many delicious options to choose from that it's almost impossible to try everything in one visit. Definitely a spot you'll want to keep coming back to just to experience it all. Highly recommend!

Visiting friends in Miami. This is one of their favorite spots. The food is delicious!…read moreThe background music is salsa, merengue, bachata, etc. The vibe is relaxed! The service is pleasant and helpful! The prices are great. The restroom is clean and spacious! Went there twice in about a week! Also the passion fruit/parcha margarita was amazing! Can't wait to go back to Miami!

Wow! The complimentary soup was a win! Such a unique offering and it's truly the most delicious…read moreever I was shocked to love it. We all asked for more and more! lol. The fresh maracuya juice was amazingly delicious! Large portions here and my fish meal was great. Leftovers were more great. I suppose it's hard to season & moisten a fish that large but ultimately I was glad it wasn't too salty. Go, enjoy!

This Colombian food chain has gained some popularity in the past couple of years. I've had the…read morepleasure of visiting the Kendall location and wanted to love this one just as much. They boast both indoor and outdoor seating with the same aesthetic and nods to Colombian culture, like the cute hats and sandals hanging on the wall. We were seated inside fairly quickly on the Sunday afternoon we came in. They were pretty busy, but the waiters were kind of hanging out at the bar, just chit-chatting. We were able to get one of the servers to look at us after a couple of minutes of sitting there. They brought us a little palate-opener of a small portion of a simple soup. They had a margarita special we tried, $5 frozen margaritas. The maracuya (passion fruit) one was a solid choice. I also ordered the mojarra frita with white rice, tostones, and salad. The rice was really undercooked. The waiter tried to appease us by bringing us more of the same uncooked rice. We were not the only table to say something about it because our neighbors confirmed they too received the same and were also unhappy. Other than that, the rest of my meal was great. However, I will say my mom was very upset with her experience and expressed that her chicken wasn't prepared well either.

First, the service probably would have been better if I was bilingual. We paid almost $200 for…read morewater, calamari, chicken Alfredo, and shrimp scampi. There's a 20% service fee that's not the tip, in addition to taxes & 20% tip our bill was $200, basically doubled with hidden fees, for a mid level meal that boarder the line of Olive Garden, with smaller portions. Yes the ambience was nice but the flock of hookers walking down the sidewalk & street hooting and hollering killed it quickly. Overall the experience seemed like a complete tourist trap and was only a insta worthy post. Looks great but the reality was sad. For $100 a person I expected better service and no toothless hookers.

Delicious delicious DELICIOUS!…read more We had just gotten back from the beach and just so happened to be parked by La Ventana. We decided to get some empanadas for a quick bite. We got the pollo, the carne and a guava pastelito. They were so so good that we ended up getting 2 more carne empanadas and the guava pastelito was quite literally the best one i've ever had. The service was good and the vibes were so cute because it was right by the beach and there were cute tables outside with some spanish music playing. So cute.

This restaurant is so cozy, the happy hour is amazing, the food is so delicious and the service is…read moreincredible. Bianca, our server, was so nice and attentive. We came in on a Monday around 6pm and ordered off the happy hour menu. The brussel sprouts were out of this world good! The sauce they put on it is sweet and lightly spicy, and the little bits of bacon were a happy, salty surprise. The beef and chicken empanadas were also delicious. The chicken had tons of cheese, but the beef was my favorite, it was so flavorful! We ordered the pistachio cake with white chocolate ice cream, and raspberry sauce. It was so refreshing and a perfect pairing of flavors. I wish there was a little more cake, but I'm not complaining. I will absolutely be back. And next time, I gotta try their cocktails.

We loved Chimba. Initially invited to be guests at a small get together with a dozen of the…read moremanagers in the Miami office. They don't appear to be big enough to handle a group this large, but they did it! Latin American food that was wonderful. They make a Pulpo Al Olivo that is the cat's pajamas. A great Ribeye empanada and finally, a mouth watering Grilled Branzino. All 10 star, all reasonably priced. The staff were the best. Very professional and very efficient. In the end, they all received a huge tip. We will definitely be revisiting this location. 12/25

Beef empanadas are BOMB! Make sure you ask for their hot sauce. It really does make the meal!…read more The service was fantastic, friendly, and the restaurant was CLEAN!! Huge deal for me. These are the BIGGEST Colombian empanadas I've, legit, ever seen, lol. The fried cheese balls were also a hit! Unfortunately, they were also a hit with the seagulls, who stole our food. Boo. Anyway- definitely recommend! Make sure you tip well, as they work hard!

Great small.Colombian diner serving authentic dishes and coffee and soft drinks. Came here for…read morebreakfast and had to have an empanada with that delish hot sauce and a chicharron (fried pork). Now im allergic to pork so I shouldn't of done that cause I didn't feel.well after but it was worth it at the end. Around the diner was scrambled eggs with ham, cheese, and onions which did not disappoint. It also.came.with a fried salted cheese and an arepa type of bread. Everyone was happy, the coffee was delicious and we all left full. While we were there we saw people.prdering full meals.with rice and red beans and different meats, the smells alone were tantalizing. So the place may be off the cut and small, but the food is definitely worthy.

Stopped in for a fix of Colombian empanadas and a delicious sancocho soup - a giant portion!…read more . So flavorful and fresh. Our visit was just before the World Cup started, so the restaurant was bedecked in team colors. There's also a small market where you can treat yourself to some Colombian specialties. It's a somewhat hectic (a little noisy) and family place but the service was attentive and friendly, and non Spanish speakers should feel welcomed. It's everything you want from a Colombian restaurant.

I didn't get to try too many things, but I like their empanadas with the complimentary hot sauce…read more It has a lot more beef than other Colombian empanadas I've tried, which typically have more potato than meat. Service was on point. They also have a small market if you want to pick up some Colombian items.