Great food, fast service and inexpensive for the portions. The rotisserie chicken was by far our…read morefavorite. So good that we are there once a week, often pick up on the way home from long day. sweet plantations are hit or miss, when they are smaller pieces, great, when they are large half sizes pieces not as flavorful. Only questionable thing we have ever had. Try this place, whether its the steak, chicken you can't go wrong. Rice and beans, even the soup are made with care.

I have been here at least 4 times now and the food is delicious! I'll be coming back!read more

this place should have 5 stars. the food is outstanding. service is fantastic. my gf is from…read moreColombia and she wanted to get authentic food. she was impressed by how good it was. as for me, a gringo, the food was just outstanding in general. I'm a big meat eater and this place delivered. ambience is cool. gf said it felt like she was in a restaurant in Colombia. 5/5 will be back again.

Service leaves a lot to be desired. We ordered the maracuya (passion fruit) margaritas and they…read morecame our watery and without a hint of maracuya. We e told the server right away and she basically told us that maracuya was there and dismissed our dissatisfaction. The food was very good, but we won't be returning die to the poor service. We had to flag her for everything, from bringing the needed silverware for those that didn't have one at our table to eventually the bill. When the craving for South American food comes back, I rather spend my money at Rio's in Addison or Colombian Taste in Itasca.

I ordered a side of rice to go with some soup I had for lunch! This little bit of rice cost me $4…read morealmost what a small bag of rice cost and the container is barely filled! This isn't the first time I order to go and they end up packing the bare minimum, never again!

Colombian food in the suburbs is not easy to find. Taste of Colombia is excellent if you don't want…read moreto drive into Chicago, though the parking lot is sometimes reminiscent of something in Chicago. Everything we had was perfect, from the bandeja, the mixed grill, to the mini empanadas appetizer. The service was friendly, and the food came out quickly. I had been here once before when it was at a smaller space in the same strip mall. This new space had several more tables.

Great food here would recommend the picadera paisa for 2 was plenty. Best place to be at. Good…read moremusic and micheladas 10/10

Absolutely yes. I loved the Columbian food here. I only wish I hadn't been so tight on time. I had…read moreto scarf my food down in 15 min and take the rest home. It's a family owned, small business which I love. I always want to suppprt those. Located in the basement with a bakery above it, the location is unique. It's very colorful and festive which adds to its charm. I ordered the Bandeja Paisa and it was enormous and cost $29. Pricey, but I got 3 meals out of it. It had pork belly, columbian sausage, rice, beans, a fried egg, avocado, and a fried plantain . Gigantic portions. We also ordered empanadas and they were the star of the show. I wish I lived closer to Elgin. I have no idea if I'd return, but I do recommend.

Food was good. Service was ok. Menus don't give a good description of food. The restaurant was…read moreclean. We'll defigo back again try other dinners

Food was not good at all…read more Chicken empanadas was not chicken, blood sausage was just regular sausage. I haven't even opened the rest of the food and probably won't. Definitely do not recommend, waste of money.

I've gotten empanadas from here several times before, usually to go. The empanadas are so good!…read moreWe've also tried their chicken with rice which is shredded chicken meat in a yellow rice. Their green sauce is very tasty and goes well with everything!

My first time trying Columbia food. I ordered three empanadas: 2 chicken and 1 beef, served with…read moreshredded chicken, beef sausage mixed with yellow rice, creole sauce, peas, and carrots, plus house-made hot sauce on the side. A generous amount of filling in the empanadas, and the rice had plenty of rice and meat. The service was friendly and helped me out with the menu items. They have two other locations on the Northside. There are about six tables along with Columbia posters and art.

We walked in for Father's Day. We're not well versed in Colombian food but it's new in the…read moreneighborhood and wanted to try it out. So glad we did! The menu has English and Spanish which is helpful....although it was fun trying to convey our order in Spanglish and the waitress was helpful. There was a beautiful mixed grill special for Dad but also other mixed grill choices. I had the Mazorcada with carne asada. I can't say enough about the freshness and flavor! Definitely check it out. It has a patio in the back and is casual.

Comixxpress was such a fun surprise. We popped in kind of on a whim, craving something quick and…read morethe place immediately caught our attention. The whole space is covered in comic book art, It honestly felt like stepping into a comic store. You can't help but look around the whole time. I ordered the Choriperro, which I thought was just gonna be a Colombian-style hot dog, but it turned out to be a monster. The sausage had that nice grilled flavor, super juicy and then it was just piled with stuff, crispy fries, melted cheese, a mix of creamy sauces, and even pineapple. Every bite was amazing, salty, creamy, a little sweet, a little spicy. It definitely was a mess, but it was worth it. We didn't wait long, maybe 5 minutes after ordering, and the girl at the counter was friendly. The place was small but didn't feel cramped. If you're curious about Colombian street food, definitely try it out. And get the Choriperro. It's messy, delicious, and worth it.