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    Pan y Pizza Pa' Ya

    4.6 (21 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Mari C.

    This place is so good!!!!! When they first opened I went to visit so I could check out the place. My family is the real owners of the Als pizza that was there 3 years back they had their buisness for about 10 years plus before someone else bought it and left the name and kinda killed our family tradition. So when I went I was more than happy to see a family own business take over. Pizza pan pa ya!!!!!! What a great place. From their freshly baked breads, their amazing desserts, their empanadas, rellenos de papas, arepa de chocolo!!!!!! Amazing food! Today instead of stuff my face with bread n coffee I decided to try a full lunch meal. Saucy ribs, with arroz, habichuelas, and salad. My daughter tried their bowl rice beans and protien of your choice she chose steak. Everything was delicious, fresh, and the staff was happy, polite. Fidel the owner was very attentive as well. I'm not telling you to visit but I am telling you, you will regret your life if you don't. Don't let people tell you about it go have a taste for yourself!!!!

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    Eric. P.

    Didn't know this place existed. Always passed by but was going for some café con leche and a friend suggested we go here because they'd been there and thought it was good. They were not lying! So good that I ordered a 2nd cup! Ordered some appetizers and not the best ,but not the worst either. Columbian food in general is good and this place offers all sorts of items to choose from. We tried at least one of each of the main staple Columbian delicacies- pan de bono, pan de bono with guava , pan de bono con queso( our favs)YUM! And well, it's very very good, the baristas make good café con leche! . The best part, not only does their coffee and food menu offer a good variety, they are open until 9pm daily.. I stop in for coffee here at least 3/4 x's a week. That's how good the coffee and treats are. If you decide to sit and enjoy, the salsa music playing over the speakers will keep you dancing in your seat.. their staff are all attentive and very friendly ,making the whole experience nice. Tip, if you order any of the pan de bonos or empanadas, ask that they warm them up for ( they are alot better warmer. This place is a winner !

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    Food is amazing. I love the pan de bono and papa rellena. Service is great too. They are very helpful

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    7 months ago

    Fresh and friendly. Crowed often. Good cust service. Park on the st. Smell so good inside.

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    8 months ago

    All of the empanadas are wonderful. The flan is thick, delicious, and great to pair with pretty much any cafe drinks.

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    3 years ago

    The thin crust pizza was so good...as well as the empanadas!!!! Can't wait to try other things on the menu!!

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    El Fogón de Elena Restaurant

    El Fogón de Elena Restaurant

    4.7
    (60 reviews)
    4.1 mi

    My lovely wife and I decided to have lunch at El Fogon de Elena on a very busy Sunday. This is a…read moresnug Colombian restaurant on Lawrence just a tad east of Kedzie. So our server stated that our first-choice food selections were not available (steak jibarito and beef arepa) so instead we then ordered empanadas (one beef, one shrimp) and the chuleta valluna. We noticed that the kitchen was slingin' some massive plates of food, so we decided to split the one entree and the empanadas. Well the server comes along and says they are out of shrimp empanadas. How can a restaurant be out of so many food items when it is barely past 1PM? We decided to do just the single entree and the single empanada. I also ordered a can of Inca Kola (good stuff, though I had to beg for the drink after our food was served), and we did get some ice water. The beef empanada was AOK, not bad. The chuleta valluna features a massive flattened breaded pork chop along with many items (rice, fries, yuca fries, tostones, yellow potato, salad). The menu mentioned this dish would also have sweet plantain, but perhaps the yuca fries were a sub for the sweet plantain. I gotta admit, the food overall is pretty good. The service from the staff was pleasant, but there was always something "off" during our dining experience. When the bill came, we were charged for the shrimp empanada that was not being served, so we had to ask for a corrected bill to deduct the missing empanada. Overall we had extremely mixed feelings about our lunchtime here. Perhaps it was just a super busy day here, but I am feeling overly generous with my three-star review.

    $5.50 something for BASIC drip…read more the online ordering system says "espresso" implying they have an espresso machine or what youre ordering is espresso-based in preparation ...but nope, what was served was standard drip coffee from a regular coffee maker. For a $5.50 "basic" coffee, accuracy in labeling matters. it's very misleading to have that description.. the service is also quiet slow although the waitresses are polite, they are S-L-O-W and will take people out of order from when they arrived.

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    The Cazuela de Mariscos (seafood stew) amazing! The best!
    The Cazuela de Mariscos (seafood stew) amazing! The best!
    Cazuela de Mariscos.

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    Cazuela de Mariscos.
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    Polombia

    4.4
    (132 reviews)
    8.9 mi
    $$

    What do you get when you fuse a South American Country's food with a well known Central European…read moreCountry's food? You get Polombia, one of the only (that I know of) restaurants that brings together Poland and Colombian cuisine. I had gone to their former location in the now closed Washington Food Hall and enjoyed the cuisine immensely....but a couple weeks ago, I went to their current location in the Ogilvie Train Station within their food court. This time around, I decided to play it safe and try their paczki burger that of course has a Colombian twist. The bun itself was the paczki part but the inside it had an angus patty with melted cheese, sofrito, pickled slaw, and a garlic and tomato Aioli. It also had pickles in it too. I was pleasantly surprised at how tasty and satisfying the burger was. It was neither too sweet nor too savory....something that I'd try again in a heartbeat. Check this location out. But note that its towards the back of the food court and could be easily missed. They also have a stand at Rate Field, Home of the Chicago White Sox.

    I was curious about this spot mostly because it confused me. After eating there, it still confuses…read moreme. I got the empierogis (what a cute portmanteau). I thought it would be like a pierogi with Colombian spiced filling. After waiting for some time, I got a plate of pierogis topped with braised beef. What I got what very meaty and good, but not all what I was expecting. The portion was ample and the pierogis themselves were quite good. I don't love huge portions of just meat, but for someone who does, this spot delivers in spades. While the service was friendly and helpful, they were quite slow, especially for a lunch spot in a food hall.

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    Las Tablas Colombian Steakhouse

    Las Tablas Colombian Steakhouse

    3.7
    (1.1k reviews)
    6.5 mi
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    We arrived for an early lunch and had the place nearly to ourselves. We got a combination platter…read moreappetizer, all of which was amazing but especially the empanadas. For a main I got the entraña steak - a classic South American style skirt steak/churrasco which was wood-fire grilled and absolutely fantastic. The bandeja paisa was great too (I didn't order it but stole a few bites). All washed down with a pitcher of refajo - for those not familiar, this is a must-try mix of beer, the soda Colombiana, and a few shots of aguardiente, a sugar cane-based liquor that has an anise/licorice taste to it. Staff was nice and welcoming. I'd for sure come back here, but they said this location is closing soon. Luckily they have an Irving park location which is the original and I'll definitely go sometime soon.

    Los Tablas has been a staple in Lakeview for decades. I've been coming here since they had a small…read morelocation across the street. They expanded the dining area and edit a larger bar area right by the host when you enter The service is familiar and has been consistent since they're opening. They are inviting and recommend the best items on the menu. Colombian steak replicates many of the Latin and southern American flavors with their well spiced and predominantly well done meats. I order it the combination plate which consisted of Colombian sausage, pork belly, plantain, and steak. All delicious and tasty food.

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    Bandeja Paisa, double checked the spelling!
    Bandeja Paisa, double checked the spelling!
    Bandeja Paisa (left) and Skirt Steak and Grilled Calamari combination (right)...by far the owner's two favorite dishes

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    Bandeja Paisa (left) and Skirt Steak and Grilled Calamari combination (right)...by far the owner's two favorite dishes

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