I always love Antojitos. I'll typically stop in when I'm shopping in the market and love their…read morepandebono! This time I actually sat in their seating area and got breakfast. I ordered the passionfruit shake, pandebono, and Carne Asada with rice and corn cake, fire! Each time I've had the pandebono it's been made to order so super fresh and airy. I got the passionfruit shake with water instead of milk so it was very light and refreshing. The serving size for the Carne Asada was huge. The meat was tender, and the rice was perfectly cooked. I had enough for lunch after. The service is always great and really friendly!

Growing up in Connecticut this has been my Colombian go to! 17 years in the back corner of El…read moreMercado Food Court. In my teens I would take the city bus an hour away just for them. The beef and potato empanada's have my heart. All of these years later and they still are the same. Crunchy and filled to perfection pairing with this mouth watering salsa. A little piece of Columbia in El Mercado

Amazing Colombian Restaurant with all the delicious breakfast treats and a very extensive appetizer…read moreand dinner menu. My dream meal is the Bandeja Paisa. Three meats, egg, sweet or fried plantain, arepa, rice and beans. I traded the beans for the salad this time and added an egg. So great and cooked by people who care.

It's been Years years Years since I've been. I had taken the day off , I had an appointment and I…read morewas in the area.Figured it was the best time to swing by and grab a bite and bring some goodies home. I would normally would have loved to come Sundays for breakfast but they are closed. It's small inside with a few tables. Many orders coming in for take out. I ordered a Stuffed Arepa with Steak. I had a hard time choosing because everything looked so good! Prices were great! My arepa, had so much steak, it was cheesy and delicious . Tender, seasoned perfect and i couldn't even finish it because it was so much. Such a great spot selling Colombian Burgers and hotdogs, Colombian breakfast and more! Owners are so Pleasant! I'd love to go back since they do close early! The open early and close early! Have a nice Colombian breakfast and a good cup of coffee!

Went with a party of 4 and ate a wide variety of the menu. Everything was delicious, no ifs, ands,…read moreor buts. Nothing was over-seasoned. You can go here knowing the quality of the food is 5 stars. Our waitress, the owner's niece, was kind and very attentive. We'll definitely be back!

Nothing fancy, not a spot for your first date, but definitely one to try authentic Colombian…read morecuisine! Service is excellent, quick, and friendly. Enjoy great Colombian music in the background. Food and service won't disappoint--give it a shot!

Food was horrible, never again. It was picked up, and…read moreservice mediocre. Ambience very quiet.

This review is not the easiest for me to write. I have been coming to the Little Columbian…read morerestaurant since 2015. I loved this place, their food was fantastic and the quality was super consistent; an excellent spot to get together with friends or a date. So much attention to detail was paid, house made dressing, salsa, all ingredients were super fresh, the meats were always cooked excellently, and the staff was friendly. I hadn't been to the restaurant in a while but at some point in the last few years the Little Columbian restaurant became My little Columbian restaurant. My friends and I went there for dinner at the end of October, there was one couple that was leaving the restaurant but we were the only ones there when we first walked in. The vibe of the restaurant has changed because they changed how they decorated the interior of the restaurant. I prefer their older vibe but no big deal. Our waitress was nice and very attentive all night and the staff in general was quite friendly. Here's my issue, the food quality is not as good as it was in the past. And if they are going to charge along the same lines as what they have, always been on the pricier side, then the quality should still be at the same level. There were a bunch of little things that added up. To start, the salad I ordered didn't have the same quality of greens (I think they used a spring mix in the past), there were some small bits of core in the salad. More to my disappointment the Salad dressing was no longer the house dressing they used to make it was Ken's balsamic dressing, which generally tastes like diabetes syrup. Maybe it was an off night for the salad and I could live with that but the lack of the old house dressing was disappointing. Speaking of cutting corners, the chimichuri used to be super fresh and of good quality ingredients. The chimichuri this time around had a lower quality olive oil and the parsley was dried instead of fresh. My friend ordered some empanadas, which were partially burnt and again the slasa wasn't the same quality as they used to make with the empanadas. For an entree, I ordered Bandeja Columbiana. The chicharon was a bit overdone but ok enough. The chorizo was probably the best part but you have to try to mess up chorizo. The maduro was kind of dry and somewhat bland. The chicken was a touch rubbery and the steak was fine; nothing to write home about. As I had mentioned before the food wasn't terrible, it was fine enough but it was not worth the price it cost. Much worse is the fact that the quality in general just isn't the same as it had been prior, maybe they just had an off night but something tells me this is how it is now. It's too bad this restaurant isn't quite what it was; it used to be one of my favorites.

A very authentic Colombian dining experience…read more The juices, empanadas, variety of plates are all delicious.

Ok so I guess so far I've had 25 check-ins here. What does this even mean?!?!? Aaaaah I tried…read moresomething new. It's the steak with the seafood and OMG it was just the best thing I've ever ate? I mean is that a thing? It's so good I stopped myself from eating the whole thing because I wanted left overs. anyway the service is always great. Food is delicious and the price you can't beat. And I always get the empanadas. Alwa

We've been here more than a couple times from picking up full platters of food to running in for a…read morecouple pan de bono. We love this spot. The people are wonderful. The food is fresh. Everything is ready in their hot bar so it's so easy to go grab a meal or two! We love their juices and their packaged items too. Just a great spot.

I tried some pastries earlier this week and they were delicious, so I had to go back to try the…read moreBandeja Paisa and let me tell you of all the Colombian restaurants that I have been to in the state this one is by far the best place. The seasoning of the Frijoles is like back home, from the Chicharrón to the chorizo and the arepa this dish is worth trying. Please visit the restaurant you will not be disappointed. Thank you Delicias El Paisa see you soon

The service was fantastic from start to finish, and I truly felt welcomed by the friendly staff. I…read morevisited with a couple of friends to watch the Colombian soccer game , and we enjoyed some drinks and food together. I highly recommend the picada! We ordered a small one with guacamole and a larger one that included tostones, yuca, and arepa. Everything was delicious, especially the chicken, steak, and chorizo meats. I'd definitely suggest this place for good food. The only downside was that the game kept stopping due to a internet poor connection, but that didn't take away from our overall enjoyment. IG: adventurous_vibras

I was really disappointed with my visit to Sabores Orange, which took over what used to be La Fonda…read moreColombiana. La Fonda was a great spot -- authentic food, warm atmosphere, and always fresh. Unfortunately, this new place doesn't live up to that standard at all. To start, there were no English menus available, which made ordering confusing. During my visit, I actually killed three flies inside the restaurant -- and there were several more buzzing around. That alone was a bad sign. The food didn't redeem the experience either. The calamari was over-fried and far from fresh. The dish with ground beef was literally ground into a dust-like texture -- completely unappetizing. The beans were cold, and the empanadas were hard, stale, and clearly re-fried; they even had an unpleasant taste. The mango juice, which I hoped would save the meal, was also a miss. Overall, it was a terrible experience from start to finish. I won't be coming back. Whatever happened between La Fonda Colombiana and Sabores Orange is truly disappointing -- the old restaurant was far better in every way.

Ordered a bandeja paisa to go and the rice was dry and with many black spots. Picada was so mid…read more The sopa del dia had no protein.

We came from Atlanta looking for a place to eat and ended up getting excellent service. The food…read morewas delicious, the portions were big, and the waitress gave us really good, attentive service. Fair prices. It's a small but cozy spot -- definitely recommended for a good lunch.

If you like Colombian food, this is the place to go. The weight staff is also very friendly.read more

My friend and I visited the restaurant on a Sunday around 10:30am. The ambiance is casual, and…read morewhile there's seating, it also seems to be a big take-out spot. There's parking in the front, but also a lot on the side. We both ordered the Calentado Colombiano. It was very good, but I didn't care for the rice. It might just be Colombian-style, but it was a little soupy for me. Otherwise, it was very good! We each also ordered a pan de bono with a guava filling... oh my! I've had pan de bono before in Ecuador, but never with a filling! It was so good. The coffee was also much better than at other places. There was prepared food and pastries and frituras in the front if you want something right away. Overall, I enjoyed the food and would return for more pan de bono and to maybe try a different dish.

If I'm in the office on Monday mornings, I Sometimes drive by the Bushnell Park Food Trucks to see…read moreif there is anything interesting. I noticed Providence for the first time and stopped. They specialize in Colombian food. They have a limited menu on Mondays because most people work from home. There were a couple of bowls. Empanadas. A few other assorted things. I opted for the sliced grilled chorizo sausage served on top of fries with sauces. They call this the Chorizo Colombiano. The chorizo was good. The fries were crispy. They seem like they may been battered, which is not my favorite style of fry, but it was well executed. One of the sauces was vinegar and herb based, and the other was a creamy green. Both pretty good. My experience was generally good. Service was friendly. I'd try them again on a day when they're offering more of their menu. 4 Stars

They have the best empanadas. We tried both the beef and chicken. They had a great cream sauce…read morethat was garlic and cilantro. It was so yummy. The owners are super nice and friendly. Everything we tried was amazing. The food truck is right in Bushnell Park in Hartford.