Aromas de mi tierra

Food is good. Service is friendly and kind. Large portions. Come here regularly with my husband. I recommend the picadilla, my husband recommends the carne en salsa de championes. Pictured is the pollo a ajillo that was very good.

I came in to place order and told them I would be right back. They did not start my order until I returned to pay for it which defeated the purpose of me coming in to order first. I was trying to cut down on wait time. Then I recognized that they greeted the Spanish speaking patrons but not me as a non Spanish speaking individual. Our money all Spends the same. For that reason I will not go back.

Food is ok. Inconsistent sometimes it’s good and sometimes it’s not great. They don’t know how to judge how long thing will take. I was told once it should be ready for pickup im 40 mins and it took 1.35mins. Once I called and the person on the phone kept putting me on hold so many times I just hung up.

How can you be a restaurant in America and not speak any English? Food was pretty good but no one here spoke English which made it very difficult to order or even ask for condiments due to the language barrier. We paid our check already and packed our leftover boxes when the server brought over two tres leches cakes (which we assumed were complimentary because we had already paid the check and packed our leftovers) and then when we were leaving we were chased down by the waitress to pay for the desserts. Either the waitress was trying to get us to buy more (we weren’t even going to order dessert until the waitress brought it over and made it seem like it was free) or the language barrier was so bad that the waitress couldn’t explain the situation to us. Overall food was good but awful serv

This restaurant took me to Colombia! Beautiful decor, clean, spacious and homie. The food is delish , the coffee is a must and can’t leave without drinking a maracuya juice and pan de bono. The food fresh, beautifully presented and plentiful. Been back 3 times.!