Alex Gomez
A pleasant little Colombian cafeteria with a good selection of food items. We had the sancocho, a typical Colombian stew that includes beef, potato, yuca and green plantain, with a side of white rice. I found it very flavorful and although I received good portions of meat, it was missing potatoes. The space is kept very clean and well organized, but it’s a bit small. The staff is friendly, helpful, knowledgeable and quick. I’ll definitely be back.
… moreGabriela Enamorado
The people were nice unfortunately the food was basic ground beef was mashed up like mashed potatoes. I got a side salad. The salad was old. I really like the Arepa that’s pretty much it. Super overpriced $$25 Including two dollar tip
… morePiedad (Pie)
Hands down one of the best authentic Colombian restaurants I’ve ever been in quite some time! Food was delicious!!! May seem like a hole in a wall but very clean and great customer service. Been to several Colombian restaurants looking for a seafood soup dish called “La Cazuela”, and least expecting it , I found it, and exactly how I was expecting it to be. Highly recommend!
… moreN.Taylor
I went recently and I had one of the worst buñuelos ever, it has this weird texture and taste…. And i had mondongo soup and it tasted so salty, you can tell they used canned diced potatoes, and old rice. Very disappointing. Will not go back.
… morejimmy garced
We ate breakfast there 2 weekends in a row. Great people. Even meet the owner who was working the counter and bussing tables a person who is nvolved with the customers.
… moreMafe
This place is delicious but very overpriced $$$$. I came here specifically for the MOTE DE QUESO which is a classic soup made with white cheese and ñame usually from the north of Colombia. It’s a rare find but they charge $18 plus tax for this small bowl you see in the photo. Plus there are no sides included. I asked them to put it in a to-go bowl because if they serve it on a bowl to eat there the portion is actually about 1/3 of shown. They use those small styrofoam bowls which are like kid size portions.
… moreYarima Newlin
My go to place in Miami whenever I need some bollos o Kola Roman!
… moreJannyl Rico
Not the same as in Barranquilla, it was good. But i don’t think I’d come back . The arepa d huevo which I looked forever to the most was hard and cold . The bollos snd cheese were yummy, along with the CARIBAÑOLAS de queso and chicharrón were amazing !! Those were super fresh. The soup was a little too salty, and the service was mediocre.
… moreAndrea Gomez
Loved the soups and the carimañolas. The coffees shouldn’t be automatically served with sugar added, the rest I wish they’d stay open later.
… moreCindy C
Not so accurate as the one in Barranquilla or Cartagena, Colombia but it’s what’s available as close to home. I mainly only visit here when my mom wants Carimañola de Queso & Arepa de Huevo; that’s about it which they are absolutely delicious. It is all freshly made when you order big amounts therefore hot and crispy outside. They offer “cantina” which is prefix lunch specials for a certain price. Not many Colombian restaurants sale Pony Malta so when I visit is a must have! Parking can a little hectic as there are too many restaurants and business and not enough parking.
Only thing is it closes at 5 pm if you’re planning to take something home for dinner make sure you go before because they close on the dot!
Highly Recommended!
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