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EL RINCÓN COLOMBIANO (@elrinconcolombiano2024)
Panadería y Restaurante 100% COLOMBIANO 568 broad st providence Rhode Island 02907 ☎️ 401-522-3205 ⏰ 6:30am a 10:00pm …
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RESTAURANT REVIEW! El Rincon Colombiano 568 Broad St …
… El Rincon Colombiano 568 Broad St., Providence, Rhode Island Colombian Food I ordered: ️ ▫️Arroz Mixto (chorrizo, chicken, pork) ▫️ …
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Awilda Merced
Great food. They could get some help to speed up ordering/checkout process but overall is a good place to eat Colombian food. The portions are very generous.
… moreCollin Marchand
Hi guys’ I wanted to share my new favorite spot on 568 Broad Street Providence. I like to call it my “soul food corner nook”!
As a big fan of rice, beans, plantains, and beef stew, I was so happy to discover this Colombian restaurant. The food reminds me of home (Botswana) with its amazing spice flavors.
I highly recommend you try it, especially their freshly made cheese bread, which is like a croissant. lol I have to learn Spanish ‘ sometimes I just point lol I want that
Best, Collin
… moreAs a big fan of rice, beans, plantains, and beef stew, I was so happy to discover this Colombian restaurant. The food reminds me of home (Botswana) with its amazing spice flavors.
I highly recommend you try it, especially their freshly made cheese bread, which is like a croissant. lol I have to learn Spanish ‘ sometimes I just point lol I want that
Best, Collin
Lady Cyanide
Came in for a quick bit and everything was amazing. Was given a taste of a couple dishes as we were deciding and literally everything was delicious. The smoked chicharron was the perfect balance of chew and crisp. The salmon was creamy and perfectly seasoned. The chorizo had the perfect snap not to mention the flavor. They didn’t skimp on service, everything was served with a smile and true pride that came through. Definitely recommend and will certainly be back!!!!
… moreKenma
When I went there and got the shrimps and plantain , it was just unmatched. The price is absolutely worth it, and the people were so kind. Everything was neat and clean, and the customer service made the whole experience even better. I really enjoyed my visit and I’ll definitely be coming back again.
… moreMarilyn MC
6/16 & 6/18—A Sunday Surprise on Broad Street: Discovering a Colombian Cafe
It all started with a blurry memory from either Google or Facebook—details were hazy, but the destination was clear. A Colombian cafe on Broad Street? In an area dominated by Dominican and Puerto Rican eateries, I couldn’t believe my eyes. The idea intrigued me so much that after church last Sunday, I decided to take a detour and see it for myself.
The sun was shining, the birds were singing, and there I was, standing in front of this little piece of Colombia nestled between familiar establishments. With a mix of curiosity and excitement, I pushed open the door. A young man greeted me instantly, his thick Colombian accent making me feel as though I’d just walked into a café back home.
“Hola, paisana!” he exclaimed, handing me some “Ñapas.” Now, ñapas are these little extras given by merchants, a tradition that dates back to the Chinese immigrants in Panama and Colombia in the early ’80s. Picture getting candies or a tiny bonus item with your purchase—it’s like finding a surprise gift in your cereal box, but better. But this “ñapas” were given to me as a sample to try out so I greatly appreciate it
I barely had time to process the nostalgia before he offered me a taste of their chicken soup, proudly cooked over firewood, or “cocinado en leña.” One spoonful, and I was practically serenading the soup with Sinead O’Connor’s “Nothing Compares 2 U.” That smoky, home-cooked flavor was a direct ticket back to my childhood.
Then came the specialty rice. Oh, the rice. It was as if each grain had been blessed by the culinary angels. I couldn’t resist and ordered the chicken soup with white rice and a side of chicharrón frito. The experience was nothing short of a flavor fiesta. Their ‘arroz mixto “ is delicious.
Fast forward to today 6/18, the hottest day of the week, and there I was again. This time, I was on a mission to sample their coffee and a few baked goodies. I didn’t expect much since it was more of a bakery-cafe setup, but I was pleasantly surprised. The coffee, although not piping hot, was quite refreshing given the sweltering weather. God knew I needed a cooler brew for a day like today
I nibbled on arepas, buñuelos, and churros, each bite bringing joy and a hint of Colombia to my day. Just knowing I didn’t have to trek all the way to Pawtucket for authentic Colombian pastries was enough to make my heart sing. They even had tres leches! I almost caved and ordered it to go, but I decided to save that indulgence for another visit.
As I left the cafe, I couldn’t help but feel hopeful for its future. It’s a new addition to Broad Street, just two months old, and I’m already praying it becomes the local gem it deserves to be. Arriba Colombia!
They take credit and debit, there’s free parking, and be prepared for some good Ballenato music—because nothing says “authentic Colombian experience” like paying for your meal while dancing in the parking lot!
… moreIt all started with a blurry memory from either Google or Facebook—details were hazy, but the destination was clear. A Colombian cafe on Broad Street? In an area dominated by Dominican and Puerto Rican eateries, I couldn’t believe my eyes. The idea intrigued me so much that after church last Sunday, I decided to take a detour and see it for myself.
The sun was shining, the birds were singing, and there I was, standing in front of this little piece of Colombia nestled between familiar establishments. With a mix of curiosity and excitement, I pushed open the door. A young man greeted me instantly, his thick Colombian accent making me feel as though I’d just walked into a café back home.
“Hola, paisana!” he exclaimed, handing me some “Ñapas.” Now, ñapas are these little extras given by merchants, a tradition that dates back to the Chinese immigrants in Panama and Colombia in the early ’80s. Picture getting candies or a tiny bonus item with your purchase—it’s like finding a surprise gift in your cereal box, but better. But this “ñapas” were given to me as a sample to try out so I greatly appreciate it
I barely had time to process the nostalgia before he offered me a taste of their chicken soup, proudly cooked over firewood, or “cocinado en leña.” One spoonful, and I was practically serenading the soup with Sinead O’Connor’s “Nothing Compares 2 U.” That smoky, home-cooked flavor was a direct ticket back to my childhood.
Then came the specialty rice. Oh, the rice. It was as if each grain had been blessed by the culinary angels. I couldn’t resist and ordered the chicken soup with white rice and a side of chicharrón frito. The experience was nothing short of a flavor fiesta. Their ‘arroz mixto “ is delicious.
Fast forward to today 6/18, the hottest day of the week, and there I was again. This time, I was on a mission to sample their coffee and a few baked goodies. I didn’t expect much since it was more of a bakery-cafe setup, but I was pleasantly surprised. The coffee, although not piping hot, was quite refreshing given the sweltering weather. God knew I needed a cooler brew for a day like today
I nibbled on arepas, buñuelos, and churros, each bite bringing joy and a hint of Colombia to my day. Just knowing I didn’t have to trek all the way to Pawtucket for authentic Colombian pastries was enough to make my heart sing. They even had tres leches! I almost caved and ordered it to go, but I decided to save that indulgence for another visit.
As I left the cafe, I couldn’t help but feel hopeful for its future. It’s a new addition to Broad Street, just two months old, and I’m already praying it becomes the local gem it deserves to be. Arriba Colombia!
They take credit and debit, there’s free parking, and be prepared for some good Ballenato music—because nothing says “authentic Colombian experience” like paying for your meal while dancing in the parking lot!
Katie Smith
I came by to try some Colombian food and I found this little spot on broad street called elrinconcolombiano. The service was so excellent. The owner took my order and he was so super nice. He even gave out free samples of the food for people to try. I had a steak with fried plantain and a green Greek salad that was so amazing I just had to come back. The service is super fast , and they always welcome in new customers. I recommend that everyone comes down and tries the best Colombian empanadas in rhodeisland
… moreRenee Barone
So in love with the cholado, Incredibly delicious….
… moreJosselyn Velásquez-Florián
We stopped by and picked up some things to go. Everything was cold, hard/stale, lacked flavor. We got the chicharrones + yucca which had a weird chemical taste and was paired with a very old lime but also it seemed overpriced for the quality and portion size. The rice was beyond dry with the meats bordering a jerky-like texture. The steak and Peppers were salty but no flavor. The churros were rock hard. The cheese bread tasted like cardboard, super stale. The only decent thing were the chicken empanadas because the other ones (meat)were bland. The service was slow and disinterested the cashier was far more into the music playing in the background than taking our order. Kinda glad we took it to go, my stomach is turning. Overall, would not recommend.
… moreLeila Taherian
QUE DELICIA. A taste of home here in Providence. Everything is authentic and delicious. I recommend the empanadas, sancocho, almojabanas and everything really! They have really good juices that are not too sweet. Highly recommend if you’re Colombian or just looking for some authentic Colombian food!
… moreRandy Torres
Great food, great customer service highly recommend if you want Colombian food. You won’t have to drive to Pawtucket or central falls no more new Colombian spot on broad st in providence El Rincon Colombiano
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