Family-run Colombian restaurant offers authentic cuisine with a cozy, warm atmosphere that feels like being in Colombia. The vibe is inclusive and relaxed, welcoming diverse guests. Known for homemade flavors in dishes like rotisserie chicken and empanadas, it stands out among local options.
Buñuelos stand out with a crispy texture and great flavor. They pair well with empanadas and natilla for a classic treat.
Homemade flavor stands out in the empanadas, giving a comforting, authentic taste. They pair well with rotisserie chicken and other treats like buñuelos and pandebonos, making for a satisfying meal.
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The meal costs $13 for salmon or chicken with three sides and natural juice.
CHATO S is a family-run, authentic Colombian restaurant that just opened.
The restaurant is autism-friendly and inclusive to people with autism.
Small restaurant with modern design and indoor and outdoor seating offers a pleasant, welcoming atmosphere with great music. The vibe feels like a neighborhood spot with a beautifully decorated interior. Energy stays relaxed and enjoyable, attracting those who appreciate a stylish yet cozy setting.
Spinach buñuelos stand out with their delicious flavor and well-prepared texture. They come highly recommended as a starter alongside other dishes like the Crudo Trio.
Hand-cut meat fills the empanadas, cooked perfectly with a balance of flavors. Options include meat empanadas, steak empanadas, and a notable OMG meat empanada that stands out for its taste.
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Reservations are recommended for larger parties to ensure seating.
Fulano hosts a monthly wine pairing event worth attending.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for tips.
Restaurant offers beautiful modern decor with a cozy, peaceful atmosphere enhanced by live Colombian music that supports conversation. The space feels inviting and well organized, creating a pleasant dining environment.
Large, delicious buñuelos bring a taste reminiscent of coastal regions like Santa Marta and Cartagena. The pan de bono pairs well, evoking the feel of homemade treats from a grandmother's kitchen.
Delicious empanadas stand out here, with flavors that remind of home for Venezuelans. The empanadas pair well with other items like arepas and fritters, making for a satisfying snack or meal.
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A musical show occurs every weekend.
Reservations are recommended for weekend dining due to high demand.
Parking is available nearby, but can fill up quickly on weekends.
Small space with a humble exterior offers takeaway-only service and no seating. Atmosphere feels unwelcoming with long lines on weekends. Known for best Colombian empanadas and affordable prices.
Buñuelos come out consistently delicious and are a staple alongside pandebonos and empanadas. Large orders of buñuelos are common, showing their popularity and reliable quality.
Colombian empanadas come huge and fresh with meat fillings like carne and pollo. The cambray empanadas with guava and the papa rellena also stand out as authentic and delicious.
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Los Balkanes Bakery is primarily a takeout spot and does not offer sit-down dining.
Reservations are needed to secure the popular sopa de mondongo, which sells out quickly.
Expect long lines on weekends, which may lead to wait times.
Cozy interior with traditional Colombian decor creates a welcoming atmosphere. Colombian empanadas and buñuelos stand out as especially tasty offerings. Seating is spectacular, enhancing the overall dining experience.
Buñuelos stand out for their quality, considered better than those in Colombia and unmatched in the United States. They sometimes serve cold but remain a recommended item alongside pan de bono.
Colombian empanadas stand out for their tasty, authentic flavor. They rank among the best in Kendall, paired well with chicharrones, tortilla, and frijoles.
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They do not accept AMEX.
An 18% service charge is added to the bill upon seating.
The only dish they offer is Bandeja paisa.
Small Colombian eatery offers best empanadas and fritters with a clean but fly-prone environment. Outdoor seating is available, though the space feels more suited for takeout. The atmosphere is homey and casual, with a focus on traditional breakfast items.
Freshly made buñuelos come stuffed with dulce de leche or guava, offering authentic Colombian flavors. The Mozzarella Buñuelos stand out alongside other delicious options like empanadas and arepas.
Empanadas come hot and crispy with a meat-filled center that stands out from others with more potato. They pair well with cheese fritters and buñuelos, making them great for social gatherings and breakfast.
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Call ahead to place your order to avoid long wait times.
Expect a wait of 20-30 minutes for your order.
They charge a service fee and suggest tips of 15%, 18%, or 20%.
Small space offers a cozy atmosphere with a welcoming vibe reminiscent of Colombia. Spectacular music fills the air, enhancing the relaxing and pleasant environment. Bakery and pastry shop delights with authentic Colombian flavors, especially noted for delicious bread and tamales.
Fluffy texture stands out in the buñuelos here, making them consistently delicious. They have a unique flavor that sets them apart from others.
Savory empanadas come in carne and chicken, packed with authentic Colombian flavors. They pair well with other treats like pan de bono and three-cheese bread for a satisfying taste experience.
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Payment is required in advance before receiving food.
A $10 convenience fee is added to bills over $50.
Lunch prices are not listed on the menu.
Cozy space with pleasant atmosphere and authentic Colombian flavor fills the air, highlighted by the smell of freshly made pandebonos. Quiet and inviting, it offers great music and a selection of Colombian bakery products and plates. Free parking adds convenience to the experience.
Buñuelos here taste just like those in Colombia, offering an authentic and delicious experience. Staff sometimes offer imperfect ones for free, adding a friendly touch to the traditional flavor.
Specialty lies in Colombian and hojaldre empanadas with a variety that includes small sizes. These empanadas stand out alongside other items like pandebonos and buñuelos.
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Pan Pa Ya offers free parking.
A half breakfast for four people costs $110.
A tamale is priced at $19.
Small bakery with typical Colombian appearance offers authentic Colombian baked goods like buñuelos and empanadas. Atmosphere is quiet and clean with no seating, focusing on takeout. Popular spot often has lines and features homemade hot sauce complementing crunchy empanadas.
Offers Colombian buñuelos alongside other Colombian treats like pan de bono and alfajores de cajeta. Buñuelos here stand out for their authentic flavor compared to other local options.
Crunchy Colombian empanadas stand out with their freshness and a homemade hot sauce that pairs perfectly. These empanadas offer a deliciously addictive experience that many find hard to forget.
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Reservations are recommended for large orders to avoid wait times.
The bakery operates as a self-service establishment; customers order at the counter.
Expect to wait in line during peak hours due to the bakery's popularity.
Simple interior with Colombian mural and homemade bakery items creates a welcoming family atmosphere. Music features Colombian tunes that enhance the calm and relaxed vibe. Seating options include both indoor and al fresco dining areas.
Buñuelos have a delicious taste and often come alongside pan de bono. They arrive with other dishes but sometimes take longer to be served.
Corn-based shells resemble arepas and fry up crisp without greasiness. Beef filling stays moist and perfectly spiced, making the empanadas a solid choice alongside pan de bono and bandeja Paisa.
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There is a mandatory 18% tip when the service doesn't include anything like water.
They automatically charged a 15% service fee on the bill.
There is a convenience fee for using a credit card.