Came for a birthday day dinner never been but Good arepas if you looking for some Colombian arepasread more

We had a large group. Most of us new to Colombian food. The staff was so patient and kind. Food was…read moredelicious and the limonada, excelente! We tried Many of the fresh juices and they were delicious. They have a lot of food options.

Yamela gave us a good service. polite and professional. The food was also delicious!!read more

The food was authentic and very satisfying. Our server her name was Adriana and she was excellent!…read more I haven't had this much care and attentiveness from a server in a long time. She was so friendly and genuine. The food is great and you can't pass on the lemonade. It's a very casual environment and great for families. I'm giving this a 5 start brocade of our service.

I've never had less attention paid to by staff. The staff speaks no English, they are rude and…read moreunappreciated is how i felt while here. The only thing I got from the lady was a cup of water and the ice in that was melted. The place looks nice, the music was cool. But man this was not it. I was ready to try some fish and my server paid no attention to us. We were the only ones in the place. She just stood at the bar talking to staff. I give zero stars to this place.

The menu is very limited and the prices are outrageous starting at $30.00 per entrée. The food was…read morevery bland. We ordered the Patachon, Empanadas de carne and the Papa criolla. The Tostones in the Patachon were good and crispy and the Salchicha served on top was okay but it was drenched in Parmeasean cheese. The Empanadas de carne were really Empanadas de papa. The meat was no where to be found. The papa de Criolla were crispy on the outside and soft in the middle which was good, however, they were not seasoned. The papa's were so bland with it the sauce it was served with. The staff brought the food to the table without plates to serve ourselves.

The food was good, could have used a little more seasoning for my preference. The service was…read moregreat, no issues at all. Very professional and kind. Cool little restaurant. WARNING!!! The portion sizes are enormous. One plate can easily feed three people. The kids portions are ridiculously gigantic. Seriously, share meals . Get one meal and however many extra plates. Prices are reasonable.

The atmosphere is very easy going. The fresh juices were delicious and plenty per serving. The…read morepineapple juice was the favorite. The food was decent. The Hawaiian empanadas were the best item we ordered. Chicken empanadas were dry, and we did not get to try the beef empanadas as they had run out. The classic Bandeja Paisa platter came with a lot of food. The meat overall was dry. If you come here, be prepared to share!

Amazing food and experience. The customer service was great and there were plenty of options on the…read moremenu to choose from. Definitely make it hard to just choose one thing. The Location is not very big, but the food is packed with big flavor. If you have infants, be aware that they don't have high chairs, and you have to be prepared for seating them.

What a hidden gem! I discovered this little spot near my…read moreneighborhood and had a great experience from start to finish. The food was delicious, the service was friendly, and the atmosphere felt genuinely welcoming. The owners were there and made it clear this is truly a family-run place, which added a personal touch to the whole experience. If you're in the area, definitely stop by--authentic Colombian food done right. I'll absolutely be coming back!

From the moment you walk in, the restaurant feels bright, warm, and welcoming. The colorful mural…read moreinstantly catches your eye and beautifully reflects the heart and vibrancy of Colombian culture. And the bakery aroma? Absolutely divine. It fills the space in the best way possible and immediately pulls you in for the full experience. One thing that really stood out to me was the customer service. The staff was genuinely friendly and welcoming, which, unfortunately, hasn't always been my experience at other Colombian restaurants. Many places I've visited primarily speak Spanish, which can sometimes make ordering a challenge. Here, I felt completely at ease and well taken care of. We started with the beef empanadas, and I highly recommend them. The crust was perfectly crispy, while the filling was soft, flavorful, and comforting. Paired with their salsa, which had just the right kick of spice, it was an excellent combination that made for a strong start to the meal. I ordered my go-to favorite, the Bandejita. The presentation was beautiful and appetizing, but sadly, the bold flavors I'm used to just weren't quite there for me. The flat steak tasted under-seasoned, and I actually found myself adding salt, which I've never had to do before at other restaurants. The pork sausage also seemed a bit dry inside, but my husband said that's how it should be, so perhaps that was just my preference. The beans had a different flavor than what I'm accustomed to as well, not bad by any means, just noticeably different. On a positive note, the pork belly was perfectly crispy, exactly how it should be, and the plantains were sweet and cooked to perfection. Overall, the menu looks incredibly tempting, and there are still plenty of dishes I'd love to come back and try. While I may skip the Bandejita next time, I definitely plan on returning to explore more of what they have to offer.

Little Colombia Bakery & Restaurant has quickly become one of my favorite breakfast spots, after a…read moregood run with my favorite running club in the area (CRA) . First off, the service is top notch. The staff are friendly, attentive, and make you feel right at home -- exactly what you want when you're starting your day. Special thanks to Katy ! The food? Everything I've tried for breakfast has been straight-up delicious. No misses here. My favorites? The Capuccino and the Pan de Bono!! And for desert , the passion fruit mousse ! And the vibe is just so inviting -- super family-friendly, It's relaxed, comfortable, and has that warm neighborhood feel that's hard to find these days.

Colombian flavor delivered! I was on the hunt for a treat to…read moreshare with a group today and stumbled upon this gem of a Colombian food truck. The ladies running it were so kind and quick, and the food? Major hit! Today's crowd-pleasers: * 1 1/2 dozen chicken empanadas * 1 dozen beef empanadas * Fresh blackberry juice that hit the spot! Definitely going back--thank you for making my day (and my group's)!

Colombian food is rare in Houston, but I can give this place a good 4 stars. Ambience is pretty…read moreauthentic and the food is pretty good. Music could be a tiny bit louder, but the choice of music is awesome! I'm Colombian myself and they made me feel at home which is pretty rare at a restaurant! Service is a little delayed, but nonetheless they'll treat you right! Try the Bandeja Paisa! It's awesome! Thank you for the good service!

This is a simple restaurant. We found it by accident when a car crash changed our route and we…read moreended up driving in front of the place. My husband and I were hungry and decided to try it. The food is pretty decent and affordable, and customer service is really good. Waitress was very attentive.

Visited for Houston restaurant week…read more It was our first time trying this place out. After being seated, it took 20 minutes for the server to come to our table and take our drink order. It took another 20 minutes to get the restaurant week menu we had asked for. The food and drinks were good and the ambience was nice, however, the service really tainted the whole experience.

The world is full of Mexican restaurants…read more Most are some version of Tex-Mex in a family-friendly, relatively similar environment. Nothing wrong with that. Mexican Sugar breaks that mold completely. This is the most legit, wonderful, bougie, over-the-top Mexican restaurant I have ever been to, and I mean that as the highest compliment possible. This was my second trip to Mexican Sugar. The first was in Grapevine. After this visit to the Montrose location, I have officially decided that when I am in Texas, I will seek these places out. They are that good. First, dress up. I doubt there is an actual dress code, but this is not the place where I am showing up looking like I just finished mowing the yard. Come here to be seen. Come here to show out a little. The place is beautiful and has that kind of vibe. Second, the drinks. Hell yes. Fancy, creative, excellent, and impressive enough for even the person who has seen every ridiculous cocktail presentation imaginable. And then there is the food. My God, the food. The salsa and queso are legit AF. The street corn is heaven in a bowl. Get several orders. I am serious. One is not enough. The carne asada was amazing. Honestly, I could keep going, but at some point this review is just going to become me yelling about how much I love Mexican Sugar. I LOVE MEXICAN SUGAR. OK, YOU GET THE IDEA. WHY AM I YELLING? BACK TO THE REVIEW.... Service was excellent too. The place is huge and was absolutely packed, but our server stayed attentive and the food came out surprisingly quickly. Make a reservation. Park in the nearby garage. Dress nice. Order the drinks. Get the street corn. Then get more street corn. Who is ready for another trip to Houston? I'll book the reservation at Mexican Sugar.