Brasa Roja Las Vegas

This was our first time here, and unfortunately, it will be our last. From the moment we walked in, the service was disorganized and inattentive. We weren’t sure if we should wait to be seated or just grab a table, and it took a while before anyone even acknowledged us. Once seated, our server took our order but never came back to check on us—not once. I had to get up and go to the counter just to ask for things, including the check. Someone else eventually came by to clear our table, and when I asked about the check and whether we paid at the table or counter, I was told either was fine. We left our card at the table, but after waiting too long with no one returning, we ended up walking it up ourselves. The food was mediocre at best. I ordered an arepa with cheese and it was dry, bland, and had the texture of a pancake. Definitely not what I was expecting. Overall, the experience was frustrating and disappointing. I do not recommend this place.

Our visit to Brasa Roja in Las Vegas was a delightful culinary adventure, even though it involved quite a journey. We traveled from the MGM Grand via the monorail and then took a long 20-minute walk, but the meal made it all worthwhile. We started with some empanadas, which were very good, though the ají lacked the expected kick. Next, we tried an arepa with cheese, which was a tasty and satisfying choice. For our main course, we ordered two bandejas paisas. While the meal itself was sufficient and flavorful, the plates were small in size compared to the generous portions. This lack of sufficient room on the plate made the presentation less inviting. Despite this minor issue, the overall experience was positive. The flavors and quality of the food made it a worthwhile visit. Brasa Roja has a cozy and inviting atmosphere that enhances the dining experience. In summary, although the plate size could be improved to better accommodate the portions and the ají spicier, Brasa Roja offers a satisfying meal that’s worth the trip. We would definitely go again when in Vegas.

This girls working there seemed to hate their job, i won’t go back to this place, we pay for good food and good service but whoever own this place PLEASE PAY ATTENTION TO CUSTOMER SERVICE, you’re loosing customers. Food was not good this time, i got the “chuleta” and it was overcooked and no flavor at all, seemed the food has been in their pot for a lot of hours and was not fresh. Only one girls was nice and i can’t remember her name, she is out of my comment, she was 10/10. The other 2 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️ the worst service. Get better please.

Food was great and delicious . Customer service not so great

They have very authentic Colombian food and juices. The only time I have been disappointed is when they are out of my favorite juice.

Friendly staff Waiter did not speak English so my Spanish speaking friend did which helped. I wanted all Vegan with the exception of a little chicken which I brought back because it was charred too black . Never recd my side order of garlic. I asked multiple times if they could just simmer the meat in a little bit of water, but they just couldn’t get it and or the chef was not able to do that which would’ve been very simple. So when I got it back the second time it was brown rather than black. The waiter never did return to the table and when I asked if they had a military discount and handed on my VA card, I thought they understood but they do not have military discounts which usually all food places do. Experience would’ve been better if they could speak English like they did last time I did a review. The prices are very good. Food is ok but it’s far from being a gourmet restaurant which of course would make food cost go through the roof. The beans and rice are very tasty and the salad very simple. Enjoy. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Thoroughly enjoyed the spices and new Columbia style foods. Service here was very good, warm sincere smiles and hard working ladies and sincere management creative business ideas forthcoming and current to succeed in this older but upcoming neighborhood. It's is nice having such a wide variety of cooking styles here at the Commercial Center here at the 953 E Sahara location. Thank you Brasa Roja for your hard work and dedication and thank you Ron Mc Menemy leasing agent for your hard working team..

It wasn’t as good as how i thought tbh the service was just terrible they didn’t even give us a menu at first and i went w my dog and the girl almost kicked us out and then she left she did even care abt the service she was giving just not and not even talk abt the food definitely I’ll never go there again

Excellent service, good Colombian menu, Osiris and Mari served me, I've been there 6 times and I recommend it 100%. Plus, I have free parking.

Comida muy deliciosa y fresca. El Servicio es excelente, todo el personal q nos atendió fue muy amable. Excelentes precios Un lugar muy agradable y tranquilo para ir con pareja o en familia. Un ambiente espectacular

* Food is good, chicken kinda dry... * Service can use major improvements. Server took our order and we never saw her again. I had to walk up to ask for a drink replenishment and salad dressing. No management in sight. Olea Ty of servers, definitely in need of BETTER management and coordination. * Ambiance is very casual and busy.

Wow! This place is amazing! And the prices are very fair. A carne asada place for only $7.99!?! That's unheard of. And it's soooo yummy! There's also a fun vibe with good music, and lots of fans with AC too. I would definitely come back!

2 words, MISSING. CHICKEN. Yes you read that right. In the area to try the panaderia, but walked in here first not knowing they were separate. The smell was captivating. I was finishing a long water fast that day and figured when I was done w my reintroduction process I would have some chicken after my steamed veggies. Woman was hungry right then. We are cutting it close for a movie. This piece made a difference you'll soon understand. So I order a WHOLE CHICKEN. I paid. WHOLE PRICE. They have several sitting out. And I must say, despite the language barrier, the lady who helped me was really sweet. I didn't think to ask about a wait time bc they had loads of cooked chickens out! After I pay she tells me 20 mins! I def don't have that. She asks (I'm assuming) the chef/cook in the back, I can't see them. Comes back w 5 mins, ok. If we didn't have the barrier I would've asked why I couldn't have just had one of the birds out front. They have a sign that certain sauces/salsas were .75. Aji was up there and I asked about it and pulled out a dollar, she was saying something about it's garlic and oil, I said ok, then she said it was $1.63! I'm not sure why. The chicken had come out by then and I didn't want to spend the time digging out change but she said there was some salsa verde in the box. It was kinda wild to see (what I thought was) a whole bird in a little styrofoam box! It was hot tho! Like can't put the bag directly on your leg hot! Woman went to town on the fries (which blanketed the chicken). She said they were great and honestly smelling that food was the first time I was ready to throw caution to the wind! I opened the sun roof instead lol. She said the salsa was really spicy but I couldn't get a clear answer on the chicken. She was just hungry. After the movie she reflected and said she still wasn't sure about it, and wanted to hear my thoughts. So later when it's time to eat, I open the box and see there's one cut up chicken boob. This is woman's least favorite part, and I know she didn't eat it in the car either. I asked if she ate 2 whole wings and a breast, and she said she did not! Only a wing!!! So because of all the circumstances that played out we didn't notice til much later, but I don't understand how someone orders a WHOLE CHICKEN and you don't put the parts in! If you cut it up and warmed it, did the bird not have those parts? Couldn't you have grabbed them from another of your many birds?? Aside from that, after I tried it I understood why woman couldn't give me an answer. The smell misrepresented the taste. It was bland. The boob we did have was dry and flavorless. The thighs/legs/dark meat were more flavorful but the whole experience is a no for me. Times are tough and prices are high, why would you short a customer? You know exactly how many pieces should be in the box! I just can't get behind this type of business. Is everyone shorted? Was it just me? I'm not a fan. We were talking about going back to try something else but I'm good. And if your wondering about the movie lol, we made it with one preview to spare! Chicken buyers beware!

So I came here during my lunch break because it is close to one of my work sites that is right across the street. It was first time trying a Colombian restaurant, but I tried their carne asada special. It came with salad, rice and pinto beans along with thin sliced beef steak. It was not bad at all, especially the price. What a great deal! I'd be back to try something else on their menu. It is definitely a hole in the wall that is popular amongst local Hispanics. A no frills type of restaurant and close to another Colombian cafe, which I suggest to also visit in the plaza. This plaza is thriving with a diverse mix of authentic cuisines. Will come back sometime again.

Wow. If any place needs an updated interior, it's this place. Nothing appealing with the busy, mismatched decor. However the food and prices are really good! I had friendly bi-lingual staff who gave me good service. It's a pretty good size dining area which can accommodate large parties. I had the 1/4 chicken with rice, beans and small salad. Even with a soda it was more affordable than going to one of the fast food places . I will be back for sure . This is an understated restaurant that offers great value .

Came here for lunch & we loved it!!! The food is amazing & so it the price! Hubby & I just got 2 carne asada plates for $7.95 each & the food was amazing!!! Service is fast & gotta love the chill relax ambiance! Love the music! Can't wait to return & try everything else on the menu! Highly recommend!

Located in Las Vegas at the Commercial Center on Sahara Ave. place is wide, not claustrophobic. Wait staff friendly. Food is something else... I think this is my first try at a Colombian Restaurant... I ordered Morcilla (blood sausage) which came with an Arrepa ( bread). It was delicious but lacked a little salt for my taste, nevertheless, delicious and well seasoned. Taste enhance by their green sauce. Also ordered a Bandeja Paisa with sirloin, chorizo, deep fried pork belly, rice with fried egg on top, and sweet fried plantains. It was delicious. Chorizo was good, the pork belly a little over fried for me but still good, and the steak was good and cooked to my liking. Had a Colombiana drink with it. Good stuff. Price was very reasonable for the amount of food you get. The Bandeja Paisa was around $19.00, the morcilla about $5.00. Had trouble trying to eat it all... hahaha I recommend folks to give it a try. I will definitely return.

The food is always good and I like their price's too. During the day is the best time to go because it gets busy later in the evening.

Fantastic hidden gem in a plaza you'd never knew existed unless you already knew. My bff growing up is colombian so I always compare colombian food to her mom's cooking. The stand out here is def the beef and potato empanadas. Even the salsa served with it tasted just like Yolanda's! The shell was thick and crispy, even after cooling down and the filling had a very soft texture and you could easily taste the beef and potato. We also tried the corn and cheese cake (arepa) and plantains. The arepas are amazing but def need to be eaten/finished hot or at least warm. They were so gooey and sweet/savory but as soon as they got cold it was dry. I did take half of mine home and reheated in a toaster oven they were good as new. Most of the side orders come one piece per order, but the plantains came with 6 pieces per order. The main dish I tried was the special order in the window; $7.95 asada plate, which comes with rice, beans, and salsa. The rice tasted exactly like Yolanda's! The steak was a thin piece but perfectly suitable for the price. The salad is a basic salad served with oil and vinegar on the side. Service is friendly, and our server spoke perfect English. Seems like there is (or was pre covid) live music as there's a little stage and a long bar on one side of the restaurant. I actually came in thinking it was going to be like a cafeteria/order at the counter type place but it's a sit down table service place. All in all, two people got super stuffed for $20 each including tax and tip! Can't say that about many full service restaurants nowadays. Will def be back.

The food is really good and it always comes out quick and fresh. Really simple, tasty, and healthy meals. English and Spanish menus available. Servers are friendly and provide great service. Environment is casual and comfortable.

I only went here for the morcilla. Only place in Vegas I was able to find it. To sum it up, I'll be back! Not as spicy as the South Bronx but it was damn good.

Excellent place big delicious portions... enjoyed my plate over Ramsey Gordon's Pub. will be here every time I'm in Las Vegas

Stale and reheated food. 65 was too much for old tough steak and salty dry dish. Ugh.

Hubby went there to pick up our order ( didn't dine in) & when we asked for extra sauce (ajit) lady over the counter said "no".. umm ok! Also wanted to try the dessert Roscon, once again lady over the counter says they didn't make any today... WOW! Never coming back ..so much for trying to make your business grow

I'm a huge fan of Colombian empanadasm and this please didn't disappoint. The shell had the perfect crunch and the filling had the right balance of potato and meat. I can't wait to go back when in Vegas. Staff were friendly. Ambiance was average.

I always come here when coming to Vegas. Definitely one of the best restaurants off the strip. Even though it's pretty close to the strip. This place never disappoints. The meats are flavorful and juicy. I like the Bandeja Paisa. The service is average but the food definitely makes up for it. If your in Vegas I recommend you coming here.

Food is ok, chicken have a flavor but the potatoes are dry an old, service is terrible they were in the rush to closed so they just served to go whatever is left over even the sauce container are empty and only 2 for a whole chicken not enough, we will not return, big disappointment. I even ask the cashier for hot sauce and she replied that green sauce inside is hot, SHE LIED IN BIG TIME, not hot at all.

Colombia is an awesome country that has for years been given a raw deal. It has great people, culture,music and food. The latter has not caught the attention of Americans as well as other Latin American cuisines. But it has a little bit of everything. Want churrasco? They got it! Want tasty beans? Yup. Empanadas, sí! The sweet spot of being in a cool mom and pop Colombian restaurant is that it's good food reasonably priced, with generous portions. And Brasa is all those things to me. It has the flavors, the music, and the people. Much like many football teams sometimes regret their mistake of not being prepared when they play the Columbian national team, you don't underestimate Colombia! And I for one never would. I don't mind making the trip to this hidden gem.

Esperar 20 minutos por dos empanadas y un agua? Que servicio más pésimo. Este lugar era tan increíble y lo recomendaba a todo el mundo como el mejor restaurante colombiano de las Vegas y ahora más reciente cae muy corto. 20 minutos y ni el agua me trajeron. Me voy para Oiga Mire y Vea.

Queríamos amor el restaurant pero desde que entramos hay un letrero que dice " Wait to be seated" y estaba una señora que trabaja ahí trapeando que ni nos paro bolas. Al final la señora puso el trapeador y nos dijo que nos podíamos sentar en cualquier mesa ( le tomo como 3 minutos, para saludarnos). Después llego la mesera, que llego con una actitud horrible, pedimos unas empanadas y cuando ella las trajo a la mesa nada más llevo ají, mi esposo le pidió salsa rosada y la mesera hizo una cara de molesta. Ella nunca se digno de llagar a ver si necesitabas algo, ni siquiera tuve la oportunidad de decirle que el plato que yo pedí dice en el menú que venia con patacones y me dieron papitas fritas. Las muchachas que "trabajan" ahí, que habían como 7 meseras lo único que están haciendo es estar en un group en frente chismoseando, hasta se estaban tomando la presión entre ellas. No es que ellas estaban haciendo de todo menos atender a los clientes.

Anything positive you may have heard about this place is 100% true. Amazing food and staff. The ambiance has an authenticity that makes you feel like you're at an original Colombian restaurant IN Columbia.

1 persona para atender 6 mesas. Ordenamos café para desayunar casi acabamos de almorzar y seguimos esperando el café. Casi que llegamos a casa a prepararnos mejor el café. La comida hecha a la prisa y servido como si hubiéramos pagado por cada frijol.

Service is very bad. They take forever to acknowledge and greet you. Took drink orders and came back 20+ minutes later with drinks. When the food came out it was cold. The food taste is sort of good but it was barely warm. It's not worth going here

The food is good, very reasonable prices, Friendly staff and great location. Beed empanadas are amazing.

I have tried two other places and so far this place is the best for Colombian food!!!!! Their empanadas are full of meat and so much flavor!! Loved them. The Atmosphere it's amazing. It's very cozy. Very spacious and customer service is really good very attentive. Their prices are very affordable, compared to other places that I have visited and there's never a wait.

No he estado en otro lugar Colombiano en Las Vegas, este de verdad me gustó mucho. La comida es deliciosa. Probamos calentao, empanadas, chicharrón, churrasco, pericos, chocolate. Todo muy rico. Único algo incómodo es que para poder ordenar panadería, hay que ir al otro negocio. Pero la comida y el servicio son excelentes. Andrea nos atendió de maravilla. Una niña muy formal.

This is FAKE Columbian! Terrible location, food, and service! Stay away! ¡Esto es FALSO colombiano! Terrible ubicación, comida y servicio! ¡Mantente alejado!

The wait was long but sooo worth it, the deal is great.. they serve alot of food for the $8 deal... definitely a lot of people. We ordered both the chicken and steak with rice and beans and my son is still raving how delicious.. definitely coming back...

My bf and I have been here a couple times and will definitely be back again! The food tastes great and the price is much much cheaper than other fast foods or restos in LV. The meats always taste delicious. We're also big fans of the fried plantains and the yuca fries.

Location, atmosphere and prices were great! Plenty of parking and seating was pretty quick. However the food and service were just okay. I am not sure about all the great reviews and how this place is advertised as Colombian when they had limited "Colombian" food options. The waitress seemed confused when we asked her about some basic appetizers/dishes such as buñuelos, tamales and pandebonos. They also do not offer any breakfast options. We had to build our own desayuno by requesting huevos pericos on the side. Turns out they did have pandebonos as we saw another table get it delivered to their table the waitress was not aware. Maybe she was new. We got one small container of aji for 6 empanadas. When we asked for more we only got one more container. I liked my cheese arepa although when I ordered it I thought it was an arepa de choclo since the waitress confirmed. Cafe con leche is served with creamer. DID NOT TASTE LIKE CAFE CON LECHEEEE. Us Colombians, we are big on our coffee. Disappointed. Y el jugo de lulo was bitter. They did take that off the check when we mentioned it. I don't know maybe it was a hit or miss kind of thing. Really wanted to like this place since it was #1 in the recommendations. They're affiliated with Pasabocas which is literally around the corner. It was like night and day. The place and food felt authentic.

I love this place. The food is great and so are the prices. You get a lot of food and the service is great. I highly recommend this Colombian restaurant.

The food is awsome the have an special pf chicken whit rice and c Vegetables , I forget how much they charge all I can say is the the food is great

GRILLED MEATS & WONDERFUL COFFEE Ambiance: Spacious corner location with plenty of natural lighting. Seating is according to current health regulations and seating at the bar is apparently restricted. Prior to the pandemic there was evening entertainment. Never been to Columbia. So I cannot vouch if the setup is typical of their culture. Ordered: chicken & grilled lamb which is accompanied with fried yucca, roasted potatoes & panfried maduro. Table service: Superb Recap: When I lived in Miami I was exposed to plenty of Columbian restaurants and even to Chinese-Columbian. I always relished their cuisines. Its not any different here. Always tasty and bountiful in portions served. They're in the Commerical Center with plenty of parking. The coffee is incredible and for just $1 including refill too !

Good Colombian place close to LV strip! The chicken had good flavor but was a bit on the drier side. The empanadas and hot sauce was the best thing! Would recommend for tasty and cheap eat close to the strip

Great food! Been looking for some proper Colombian food for awhile and here we found Brasa! I definitely recommend trying it! That green sauce, snapper and chicken are on point! ‍‍

I came here on a Monday around 10am. There was only one table that was taken. Very empty at this time. This is a fairly large restaurant with plenty of tables. I started off with mango milk. It was thick and creamy and the right amount of sweetness. I wanted to try several dishes on the menu, so I ordered yuca fries which didn't seem fresh, arepa con queso which seemed like it was microwaved, the carne asada plate, the beans and rice was good, but the carne asada was a little tough, and I ordered a side of chicken which was very dry. I mentioned this to the waitress and she even agreed and took this item off the bill. The carne asada plate was insanely inexpensive. Less than $5.00! It will definitely fill you up, but leaving satisfied is a different story. Service was excellent. My water were refilled periodically. I had no problem with that. The food was lacking taste and quality. Unfortunately, I would not be returning here.

I love the food and the services i am from colombia and bing me memories from my beutiful land

Very disappointing experience. I love Latin food (I am from Venezuela, neighbor to Colombia) and the Colombian food here was nothing like I was expecting. I have had the type of food before and even if I hadn't, I know whether something is okay or plain do not serve it to customers bad (such as the dry and hard chicken and arepa they gave us) Having read some reviews, I was wary but I always want to give a place a shot. Came around 11am and it was nearly empty. Ordered the following: 1) Corn pancake with cheese (arepa) $2.50. It came in about 2 minutes. It was clearly premade and heated upon order. A bit tough, a bit dry, overly dense and just not a good arepa at all. 2) Passion Fruit juice in water $2.50 - too sour and not enough passion fruit flavor. The Mango with milk juice $2.95 was good, thick and creamy. 3) Colombian Beef empanada $1.50 - Well, this was not a beef empanada. It was chicken...And it was just okay. It was crunchy and the sauce it came with (like a pico de gallo style) went well with it but the empanada wasn't flavorful enough. Too thick masa outside. Empanada walls should be thin enough to hold the filling. 4) Fried Cassava (yuca) $2.95 - One of the few things that were good. Freshly fried. 5) Steak Special $4.95 - Don't ask me how it is so cheap, but it really is a full meal for under 5 bucks. The steak was decent, not too dry. The rice and beans were okay. This dish gave this review an extra star *. 6) Homemade Morcilla $3.95 - Lacked flavor as well. It had too many green peas inside and not enough blood. Fell apart too quickly. 7) Rotisserie Chicken - I wanted to try their chicken which is what they claim is their specialty. OMG it was TERRIBLE. Dry as a piece of wood, we complained and they took it off the bill. But seriously, do not give your customers chicken from YESTERDAY. Even the waitress knew it was dry (see picture) Overall, REALLY BAD. Not worth the drive or even the thought of. I left Vegas after this meal and the drive was just disappointing. A meal like this can make anyones day a bad day.

Very bland, chicken dry and overall underwhelming rotisserie chicken. We sampled some empanadas & other entrees too. Their salsas & entrees were bland. The waiter commented that their salsa is never consistently spicy and wasn't sure whether they had or hadn't any hot sauce. This was our problema. Colombian food like much of South American food is bland. I know this. But this sort of Colombian rotisserie is usually prepared with a good quantity of garlic, cumin, thyme, paprika, scallions, salt, see where I'm going. Many ingredients that add to it's irresistible flavor. Enough that would instantly grab at any newbies taste buds. In Chicago a popular nighttime news host had commented that he dreams about this chicken. We have had our own version of Brasa Roja for over 21 years. Strange that the marketing, menu and name is similar, but there isn't any mention of the Chicago connection. In Chicago. We've had "La Brasa Roja" for over two decades. The rotisserie chicken is top notch good. Immense flavor of garlic & salt with the meat succulent & juicy. That's what I'm used to. If any of you Vegas residents get a chance to visit the Windy City, please stop by any of the three locations and try it. You'll be blown away at the difference. The same reigns true though, the other menu items are bland but LBR offers decent salsas that are consistent in flavor. Once food hit the table we were completely disinterested in eating. As stated above, we couldn't look beyond some of the worst suspects. I asked my family to hold-on as I ran across the lot to the Korean grocery to find hot or savory sauces. (That was a clusterfuck of idiocy, which I'll mention in my next review. I was able to find a few sauces and brought them back to the restaurant.) Usually I might feel weird bringing a condiment into a restaurant but the waiter understood so she looked past it. Unfortunately it didn't help much. Meh.. Since we were on vacation taking the spoils back to the hotel was not appealing. I'd spent somewhere in the realm of sixty dollars! So, I spent a little more and bought a half chicken meal and a couple bottles of water. Boxed everything to go. A few feet away from their location was a guy living out of the dumpster. Poor guy. It was close to 100 F that day. I remembered seeing him on the drive up. So I checked to see if he were hungry, which he was. And asked if he would like all the food I had. I bought the extra fresh portion for him to try. I offered the sauce, the meals and cool water bottles. Funny thing, he mentioned his pantry was needing some sauce!

Ethnic eats in Vegas can be a hit or miss.... Haven't had good Colombian food since Gran Colombia back in the day(now Aracely's) Tried this Colombian spot on the east side and ordered a few things: Arepa con queso Empanadas (Potato and Beef) Bandeja Paisa Mango Drink Guanabana Drink At any sit down spot, there is gonna be a wait for food which I don't mind, but when your Arepa comes out 5-10 minutes after ordering, Houston, WE HAVE A PROBLEM...Definitely wasn't made to order, very dense, barely warm, and not that tasty...the Empanadas were a little better, but not my favorite. The chorizo and carne asada on the Bandeja Paisa was delicious, but the chicharron was bad. Dried out on the meat side, and tough and rubbery on the skin side. Rice, beans, and plantains were good. Drinks were good and service was pleasant. Price point was okay, but I just wished that shortcuts in the kitchen were avoided. ALOHA!!! Shaka Meter: \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ 3

We went to try it out for the first time and we were very disappointed. The chicken had flavor but it was super salty. The waitress didn't explain that buying 1/2 a chicken did not include the salad. She also failed to bring the french fries. She saw that most of the chicken was not consumed. She didn't call the manager to offer a substitute or something. Definitely the first and last time.

My buddy wanted me to try an authentic dish from his country of Colombia and brought me over to Brasa Rojas. The restaurant was big, clean and the servers where great. I really enjoyed my meal. It's a large restaurant. There a dine in area that's appears more casual and there's another side that appears more fun and outgoing since it has a stage and space to dance. Ample parking is always a plus. I will definitely be back.

Very good authentic Colombian food Which they make sancocho soup but the chicken very flavorful, just make sure to not get a very well done as it could be a little bit dry but flavor it's always on point.

Stopped in for an early morning coffee and empanada. It was good. The place is huge. Plenty of parking and room inside for big groups. Service was good and we would go back to try some proper food at dinner.

Mood - dinner Upon entering we were greeted with stellar customer service. Given menus and ushered to a table to sit. We opted for the $4.95 steak special (comes with thin cut steak, beans, rice, and salad), plantains with guava paste, vanilla flan, BlackBerry juice, and mango juice. Nothing that was entertained disappointed in the slightest. Interior is several table and chair options in 2 sections. Music was playing in the background. A television was playing. I was happy so I could watch the game. Everything was very clean. Would def recommend- pricing was def reasonable, even for their other menu items. Location is Sahara/ Maryland ample parking ( yes the area seems questionable, however just do it) they are trying to bring in new businesses to this older commerical area.

lamentablemente fuy recomendó por alguien que conozco !! comí un plato favorito de Colombia la bandeja paisa !! no importa lo que pague 80$ pero fue una desastre la comida no tenía ni las primeras letras de la bandeja " la comida estaba de escupir ceca dos granos de arroz una carne como restos de otro s platos o denotéis clientes un chicharrón chapado y ceco unos frijoles que le dio diarrea Ami esposa no entiendo como se puede poner como comida colombiana Unfortunately I was achieved by someone I know!! I ate a favorite Colombian dish, the Paisa Tray!! no matter what I paid $80 but it was a catastrophe the food did not even have the first letters on the tray "the food was spitting out two grains of rice a piece of meat as leftovers from other dishes or denote customers a plated pork rind and a few beans that gave her diarrhea My wife I don't understand how it can be put as Colombian food

Today we wanted to eat Colombian food so we went to this restaurant but we had a really bad experience! Everyone is soo rude. They didn't want to get us seated and they took forever to take our order, the drinks took 30 minutes just to bring 5 sodas we waited one whole hour and they wouldn't bring our food. We told them that we were going to leave because it was taking for ever and they didn't care they just rudely told us to leave then and pay just our drinks l. The food is good but the service is really bad and the manager doesn't care she's rude too.

The food was really good We asked for the carne asada special : rice , beans , carne asada and side of salad Empanadas of chicken I checked thru Yelp and I had a discount , I showed the lady in charge and she said : we don't accept any type of coupons or any sort of discount here or in our Chicago location I explained to her that her business has this thru Yelp and it has no expiration date and it was valid but she refused and was kind of rude