I've been coming to Super Rico for YEARS now after a friend of mine introduced me to them one night…read moreafter a night of bar-hopping (back when night life in DTO was a vibe pre-pandemic). The food has always been GREAT. The service and staff have always been great. They are not overly priced and they offer a good amount of food for what it is you are paying for. Flavor profiles are great. I am creature of habit, so I get my usuals when I order here. Among those usuals include the yuca fries, beef empanadas, guava and cheese empanada (when I want something sweet), the plantains, the tostadas, and I also enjoy their bowls. I've never had their burgers or some of their other platters, but I know those that have and they have yet to be disappointed. Being that Super Rico is located on the ground level of the parking garage my job uses, it is a restaurant I frequent. They are pretty quaint inside with limited seating, but they do have a good amount of outdoor seating with covered umbrellas. So, as long as the summer rain isn't too heavy, it is usually quite nice sitting outside to eat. They will also set up screens outdoors when there are major games, like they did for the World Cup. So, if you're ever looking for a spot to watch sports, they definitely do accommodate.

Wow this hot dog was so good. Cured my yearn for a hot dog. Filling but not heavy. I would get this…read moredog every time I went to the stadium.

San Julian is your one stop Venezuelen-Colombian coffee shop. This place is small but cute. They…read moreeven serve merchandise and pastries, empanadas, desserts. Service here is pretty fast. The food here tastes pretty good. Located within the heart of Winter Park, its nestled by other stores.

I found this coffee shop by accident after visiting the Winter Park Library across the street. I…read morehave probably driven by it multiple times and honestly I didn't notice it was there. I enjoy visiting coffee shops and even more if the space creates a cozy and inviting atmosphere for reading a book or catching up on work. That is the vibe San Julian's gave me when I walked in. I ordered an iced lavender latte and ended up staying for nearly 45 minutes. I made myself comfortable in one of the couches with a book and my coffee. I didn't try any of the pastries but they certainly looked good. The place serves Colombian coffee and you can also find pan de bono and empanadas. It was a great find. Definitely coming back.

I was at thrift store and when I came out it was pouring outside so I decided to walk under canopy…read moreconnecting the stores and found Columbia La Bella Restaurant so decided to go in for Lunch Special. I AM SO VERY GLAD, that I decided to eat there. The food was fantastic and what a deal for $11.99 (Grilled Chicken, white rice, ripe platains and a delicious home made chicken sound with more than enough chunks of real chicken breast. Too bad more people dont know of this restaurant as it was not as busy as it should have been. I never take picures of my food plate but it was so much I decided to do so to attach to any of my review. I will add if I have the option. I will continue to come here with friends and family when they ask for Latin food. Glad I accidentally found this restaurant.

4.5 stars if I could!…read more This place was such a good find. I wanted a yummy hole in the wall place with authentic Latin food and Colombia La Bella did not disappoint. Treat yourself to some fresh juice or homemade lemonade... I'd go back for just that. Everything on the menu sounded great but I decided on the mini pasita. The beans were DELICIOUS. I didn't love the chicharrón but I don't usually like pork belly. The steak was okay, not super flavorful and a little chewy. But the arepa, yucca, beans, avocado and egg were amazing. And that juice, did I mention that juice?! Service was great in the quaint little restaurant. I'll definitely be back

Amazing place for lunch and dinner. Isabella is a friendly…read morewaitress and provides great customer service. Food tastes amazing and service was very quick. The ambiance is very relaxed and they play Latin music but it's not too loud so you can enjoy conversation while eating.

I honestly wasn't expecting much when we pulled up because Medellin Groumet is in a super…read morerandom/weird area, but I'm really glad we gave it a shot. The inside is more like a Latin gastropub and there's a ton of seating, so it's definitely bigger than it looks from the outside. It does seem that they recently remodeled or renovated the restaurant. We got the fried fish, ceviche, and seafood rice, which came as a big trio platter, and everything was really good. The seafood tasted fresh and the portions were pretty generous. We also got a sangria, and that was probably my favorite part. It was SO good. Definitely one of those sangrias where you're like, "okay, I'll have another one." Honestly, I liked everything we ordered. However, I was told by my partner that I am easily impressed. My only suggestion is to eat it there if you can. I took some home thinking I'd have great leftovers, but the food just wasn't quite the same the next day. Some things are just better fresh, and I think this is one of those places. Overall, really good food, plenty of seating, great drinks, and definitely a place I probably would have overlooked because of the location. Glad we stopped in!

Came here for lunch and had a fantastic experience! We were seated right away, and the inside is…read morecozy with festive décor and a bar tucked in the back. Service was super friendly and helpful - they made us feel right at home! We ordered the carne asada con tostones ($16), empanadas ($2.25 each), chorizo con arepa ($5), and the sancocho soup special ($14.50), and everything was delicious. The steak was perfectly cooked and packed with flavor. The empanadas were crispy and well-seasoned, and the chorizo was wonderful. But the highlight had to be the sancocho soup. It was so flavorful and filling. If they have it when you go, don't skip it! Highly recommend checking this place out if you're craving authentic Colombian food. I'll definitely be back!

I passed Colombia La Bella several times while in town and finally was able to stop in for dinner…read more My wife is Colombian so I am always sceptical of Colombia food and it's authenticity. When I sat down and read the little menu card of desserts they had on every table and notice tiramisu was offered I was wildly skeptical. But that is where it ended. What an amazing and authentic Colombian restaurant. I ordered the beans and rice with Maduros and everything was perfect! You may know Colombian food is very heavy otherwise I would have liked to order more but I had to save a little room for dessert. One true sign of an authentic Colombian restaurant is their breads (Pan de bono was served and it was amazing) and their dessert. Not tiramisu but brevas con queso. This is truly Colombian and is great when you can find it. This is a nice and clean restaurant with real Colombian food. I highly recommend it.

Food was good and reasonably priced. The reason for the three stars is the service. Our waitress…read morewasn't particularly friendly, even though we speak Spanish fluently. We chose a table for two to avoid taking up larger seating, but as the restaurant got busier, a worker approached us while we were still eating and asked if we could move so they could seat a larger party. I let them know we were almost done and they could have the table once we finished. Overall, the food was enjoyable, but the service left a lot to be desired. I'm not sure I would return, but if you're craving Colombian food, it may still be worth a visit.

We have never tried Columbian food before but we will definitely try it again! Everything was…read morereally good. We both really like rice and beans and these were good. The chicken was very tender and cooked well. We did ourselves a big favor and brought home some fantastic bakery items too. We especially enjoyed the guava jam filled stick and the cheese bun!

The location is absolutely beautiful. Across from a gorgeous lake in a picturesque neighborhood…read more We were greeted immediately when we walked in. We mentioned we had a reservation but we were early and they were able to accommodate us. The indoor dining area is lovely with that old school Florida feel. Beautiful spanish and Cuban decor. There also an outdoor seating area which was empty on our visit due to the rain storm, humidity and heat. Our waiter was on top of everything, friendly and very knowledgeable. The food, I grew up on Cuban food and cant help but compare all Cuban food to my dad's cooking. I had the lechón platter and it was good. The lechón was perfectly cooked and seasoned. The yuca lacked flavor for me and was a bit bland as were the black beans. The rice was good. I was able to try a bite of picadillo and it was really good! I also had a bit of a Cuban sandwich which was a little different, but it was really really good! We brought family from out of town and they were all very pleased with their meals. We will definitely be back.

Made an reservation online and the hostess was a bit confused and I ven though we had reservation…read morefor 4 people, they sat us at a table with place settings and chairs for 3. So there was a quick shuffle. Mylee was our waitress and she was so nice, knowledgeable about the restaurant and the food. We had the croquetas, crab cakes and tomato salad to start and it did not disappoint. Had a mojito and it was phenomenal. Had fish for our main course and it was good. Would definitely return.

Had a great lunch here today. My party ordered two Bandeja Paisa's, a pork chop entree and an order…read moreof empanadas. All the food was delicious. The restaurant was very busy, yet had a very upbeat and lively atmosphere. Our server Diana was wonderful. She offered our party two complimentary empanadas due to a small glitch. While not necessary, her gesture was so kind. Love this place.

It has been a long time that I have not been in this restaurant in a long time…read more The servers were nice and the place has a lot of space The food was ok perhaps average. However, Some of our friends really like food. This big steak was OK. Lots of fatty pockets in the meat. Liked the batidos as I did not have to add sugar which is truly made there. Overall, I hear great things about this place. Ot could had been what I order this day.

As you enter the eatery, you are struck by the simple yet uncluttered ambience…read more The service was quick and top notch. The food was really good. This place is what a small eatery should be: quick, clean and efficient, and most of all tasty...

Authentic Colombian food surprisingly at the villages. We enjoyed two very different items. I had…read morean authentic Colombian mix of rice beans, ground beef, fried pork belly, and avocado, and my friend had a Cobb salad. It was excellent. We both commented on how surprising the fresh the products were and how delicious. We highly recommend this location considering that we have extensive experience with Hispanic foods from different countries. Try the homemade torta, which is a light cheesecake made in house.

This place is definitely a whole in the wall. Pretty amazing Colombian food and doesn't break the…read morebank. Food is tasty and full of flavor. The service is great and everyone is attentive to your needs. You really can't go wrong with this place.

This place used to be good but now it has lost a lot of quality. The meat from the paisa had no…read moreflavor whatsoever, the pan con queso was soo salty, the server Allison was not attentive (the other server was nicer)