What a delicious treat! I am so critical of Peruvian food since I'm Peruvian but olenka absolutely…read moreimpressed me! We are blessed to have many options of Peruvian restaurants in south Florida that are great, but the hardest part is finding restaurants that have excellent dishes all around. For example, the restaurant may have good ceviche, but their mains aren't strong. They may have great mains, but their desserts just don't hit authentically. Olenka Peruvian Restaurant hits the nail on the head in every area! I was genuinely impressed how much range their menu carries plus, the flavor was not lacking in any round. My favs were their ceviche mixed with fried fish (spicy), their seafood risotto and their alfajores were to die for. Alfajores are minimal ingredients and the easiest to mess up. Round of applause! My husband and I decided this is our new spot!

What a great spot to eat! It's beautiful and offers inside and outside dining. Service was great…read morefrom start to finish. We came around lunch time and it was fairly busy. Our server was great with recommendations also allowing me to try different drinks. I ended up ordering the tropical drink. We also ordered the conchas la parmesaana for our appetizer. They were good. My husband also had the vegetable soup and he liked it. For our entrees which we had to go due to another engagement but no fault on the restaurant we had pasta huancaina and lomo saltado and my husband had the same with chicken milanesa. Both dishes were delicious! We will definitely be back to try more dishes and maybe even dessert next time!

Argentina might have lost the World Cup, but Buenos Aires bakery stays winning. As much as Colombia…read moreis "La sele", I'd pick Buenos Aires bakery for breakfast too. They have some of the best pastries out there I've ever had. Their empanadas are good enough to be gifts for when visiting family. Today I had a few medialunas (pretty much a croissant but sweeter, buttery, and crispy!) as well as the buenos aires medialuna. I didn't have the pastries but seeing them in the display, they looked amazing. After a breakfast like that, I feel ready to play a full game of soccer. Put me in coach, I'll at least get you a shot on goal.

Loved the service and all of different choices highly recommend the place…read more Price $$ Eat in or take out Breakfast all day too

Finally a good Colombian restaurant in Davie serving Tacos, Sandwiches and Burgers with the…read moretraditional Latin eats including coffees pastries. Immediately greeted upon entry with smiles from the two staff members. I started my brunch with a hot Cortadito and a huge Pan de Bono. The main entree was scrambled eggs & ham including a chocolate milk for only $11.99. Both meals were on the table within ten minutes and were tasty. This restaurant was not busy for brunch but easily could sit large parties with twenty tables. The bathroom was clean but basic.

This place has been open for two years, and I always told myself I'd eventually walk in. I finally…read moredid and it instantly gave me that "back home" feeling. It was exactly what my soul needed, and my tummy was beyond happy with all the flavors that reminded me of home. The service was phenomenal and so warm and welcoming you definitely won't regret stopping by. I also tried a few other delicious bites, and I left completely satisfied. The location itself seemed perfect to me: from the moment you enter, you can really feel the energy and love in the space. Este lugar lleva dos años abierto y siempre me dije que acabaría entrando. Por fin lo hice y al instante me sentí como en casa. Era justo lo que necesitaba, y mi estómago estaba más que satisfecho con todos los sabores que me recordaban a casa. El servicio fue fenomenal y tan cálido y acogedor que no te arrepentirás de pasar. También probé otros bocados deliciosos y salí completamente satisfecho. La ubicación en sí me pareció perfecta: desde el momento en que entras, realmente puedes sentir la energía y el amor en el espacio.

After 15 years of marriage to a Peruvian and time spent in Lima, I've developed a real sense of…read morewhat a quality Peruvian meal is. Panguich is an excellent representation of a modern day Peruvian sandwich shop (with other Peruvian food as well). What I love about these guys in particular: they are local and family owned, they consistently ask for feedback, and they improve the menu and food quality regularly. It's clear they really care about proudly representing one of the best cuisines in the world (if you know, you know). And it's not just a sandwich shop. They also serve many of the standard Peruvian comfort dishes; lomo saltado, the bowls, legit pollo a la brasa, and a very tasty (and spicy) rocoto sauce that I legit put on everything. One note on the pollo a la brasa: if you have never had Peruvian pollo a la brasa, you are truly missing out on one of the best things the world has to offer; and Panguich actually does a better job than some places we have tried in Lima. The chicharrón sandwich with sweet potato waffle fries, red onions, and rocoto is no joke. The tamales are also legit. Pro tip: if you like the chicharrón sandwich and also want a tamal, check out the Lurín breakfast. It has everything you need, including the bread to make the sandwich, plus a tamal and café con leche. Perfect for a Saturday morning breakfast that can be shared if you grab an extra roll. Very happy to have them in "The Coop." Really, this is the kind of restaurant (and people) we need more of, not less.

Delicious! I finally worked up the nerve to try this spot after passing by it for months, and I'm…read moreso glad I did. I ordered the lomo saltado with mason on the side, and it was fresh, hot, and seasoned to perfection. So flavorful and satisfying. The ladies working were incredibly sweet and accommodating. My Spanish isn't the best, so I asked for an English speaker to help bridge the gap, but you can always use Google Translate if needed. The space is on the smaller side, and while it's cozy, the bathrooms could be a bit cleaner. Overall, I'll definitely be back!

My friend and I noticed this location when we were on our way to lunch. It was the perfect find! We…read morewere able to have a fairly priced and delicious hot meal that was still served fast enough to get us back to work on time. The location was very clean and comfortable. The staff was friendly and were all smiling even when talking amongst themselves behind the counter. After ordering at the counter, our food was served quickly. I had the lentil soup which was filling with rich flavors from the sausages and herbs in it. It was not thick and heavy and so I still had room for the creamy, cheesy empanadas. The empanada crusts were beautiful and flaky. My friend had the steak sandwich and fries. The steak was flavorful and tender and it had an egg on top. The bread was crusty on the outside but soft on the inside. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal and will be back!

I stumbled upon this place while waiting for my hair appt. Tuck between a Pilates studio, Steve's…read morepizza and other businesses around it- you almost miss it. The inside looks small, but it's really not, there is also seating outside. The first thing you notice is the abundance of Argentinian empanadas with all sorts of flavors to choose from. Don't let the empanadas distract you- their coffee is just as good, especially the Dulce de leche latte. I've had it hot and cold but I prefer it hot. My favorite empanada is the short rib but the chicken verdeo is just as good. My husband had the chicken curry empanada (like I said lots of flavors to choose from) and he really liked it. This second visit I wasn't sure what to get but the Barista/ cashier gave us pointers on which empanadas to go with. They have other food as well like protein shakes, breakfast, sandwiches, etc. Service is attentive, friendly, and very welcoming. I really enjoy coming here and I'm glad Cooper City has a good spot for coffee!

Great food and the people are nice! They offer cantina service during the week which is a bargain!…read more Always fresh and their soups are delicious! They recently remodeled it so looks much nicer and also a great place to watch the soccer games (especially when Colombia is playing!)

I arrived 1pm Sunday, place was busy. We sat ourselves and waitress came within a minute. Took our…read moredrink orders. She was back within 3 minutes. Took our orders and food was at our table within 10 minutes. We had to ask for to go containers due to an emergency we had. I got home ate my food, I ordered Pechuga a la plancha ( chicken breast) with rice , beans and salad( instead of fries). The food was good, the chicken was rather bland, the beans made up for it in taste. I had coffee with milk, it was strong like I like it. Colombian food generally is well seasoned, I would advise management to consider If I only ordered chicken and it tasted well seasoned, I would be a customer who returns for the taste. The food portions are plenty.

Service was good and quick, just be mindful that they don't really speak that much English so be…read moreprepared to point of the menu or know a little Spanish. I had the Cuban toast with butter and a guava and cheese pastry, which didn't disappoint. Toasted perfectly and the pastry was fresh. It's a quaint spot and clean with a few tables if you want to stay to eat.

I am greatly surprised that I haven't seen more reviews of this little Cuban bakery when I walked…read morein, I noticed there were quite a few customers already in this establishment. I ordered a variety of items to try, and I must say that I was not disappointed with what I had. The owner (Cami) greeted me at one of the delicious looking dessert cases, and handed me a menu to look over. She came by to make sure I was enjoying the items that I ordered. The bakery is located in a shopping plaza on Pine Island Road, just north of NW44th Street in the City Of Sunrise (FL). A trip her will be well worth your time.

Interesting name for a bakery - Pan Pa' Ya, so of course I had to try it simply for that reason…read more This is a Colombian bakery located in the heart of Weston, offering several of the traditional eats including Arepa de Huevo, Empanada de Queso and Tequeno with a juice machine squeezing out fresh orange juice. On the metal table behind the counter were several orders of fresh baked goods ready to eat. There was a language barrier between me and the server but I finally got myself a shot of espresso, which tasted like espresso, nothing mind blowing...LOL...

The food is really good. I am a soup lover and the ajiaco and sopa de costilla are the best. The…read moreplace is not too fancy but it's clean. It is a little expensive. I paid for a mondongo and sopa de costilla and a coke almost $50.