Rincon Antioqueño

My father brought us here as this is his favorite restaurant and I see why! I had a deja vu “moment” when I tasted the rice… It was delicious just like Ma used to make!🥹 Definitely making our way back here when we come back to Miami!

A cozy and typical place, attended by nice people. The food is very delicious and the price is quite good. The pork cracklings are a must.

Pretty great place to eat and bring your family.

When I first entered I was greeting with the worst attitude my the lady in the front. She basically shrugged when I asked her about my order. I waited and then a lady who presumably seems like the manager came out and I asked her if I could check the beans as last time it was all water. She seemed super bothered and told me to order them a specific way. Next time I ordered I got my food and there was like white bubbles on my beans which looks like something …. Not sure but I have never seen that on my beans and I will never be going here again. $20 for a bandeja paísa when nearby places offer more food for the same price. Save your money coming here. Picture of bubbles in top right of beans container.

A friend took me here for breakfast and we had chicharron, empanadas with hot sauce, pan de bono and hot chocolate

Food always taste really good, they have a daily special for $8 dollars that is really good. The bandeja paisa is really good and it comes with a lot of food.

Very expensive place. Added automatically an 18% gratuity charge to the bill.

The food is so delicious and traditional , amazing

Great food and service. This is a small restaurant but it's worth it. Spanish speaking restaurant however, not being a Spanish speaker they were still able to accommodate me. The food was delicious and traditional. Comfortable environment.

The empanadas were good Jugos naturales were delicious Service was good Ambiance seems very family friendly It's a very small spot Tight parking

A little hole in the wall place with terrific Colombian food. Fast and friendly service. About 10 tables. Went early (6) and it filled up shortly after. Generous portions and reasonable prices. The meat empanadas served piping hot and crispy. Grilled chicken, beans and rice, fried plantains, and chicharron all yummy. There's a very tasty salsa in the table that I put on everything.

Rincon Antioqueno Restaurant is the epitome of the hole-in-the-wall restaurant and lives up to the belief that these hole-in-the-wall type places have the best food. While the outside is bright and definitely catches the eye, the inside is definitely a bit more subdued, but still very pleasant. The staff was friendly and only added to my overall positive experience at Rincon Antioqueno Restaurant. Colombian food is a unique blend of Indigenous and European influences. The two cultures merged and the resulting culinary offerings are a wonderful homage to both cultures. I would definitely recommend this wonderful restaurant and I will give it an overall rating of five stars.

Stopped there twice during my travels, lunch felt like a feast. Every item on the menu will give you an authentic Colombian experience. Not too many places get lengua en salsa right, it's definitely a delicacy. The fish, soups, salads and can't forget las empanadas we're on point! Empanadas are fried, feel free to dump some "aji" on top which is a Colombian salsa. You won't regret their coffee post meal, you may need it. service was good, ambiance is casual. The location has very limited parking spaces, be open to finding parking in a near by shopping center and walk to it (walkable). Inside, the seating may feel a bit cramped but still comfy.

Went on a Saturday right before a Copa America game for a quick breakfast. What a pleasant surprise. It took us back to our recent getaway to Medellin! The sounds, the smells, the impeccable service! Food was delicious! The server went above and beyond!

Everything is good! my fav Colombian spot on the area Great bandeja paisa and they have daily specials. Great juices and snacks as well

Todos los alimentos maravillosos y las empanadas frescas y muy sabrosas no soy Colombiana pero me encanta la comida colombiana felicidades

Still as good as I remember. Yes... I can be a creature of habit lol. Maybe I'll try something else next time we'll see. For starters empanadas, followed by Sancocho. No fuss, no muss lil spot. Good food and since the bf always pays I did not realize how low the prices are! Service is pretty quick especially considering there's usually like two employees there. Your ambience will consist of the background music videos playing.

One small family restaurant, with excellent food, generous portions and friendly service. The bandeja paisa is very superior to that of other restaurants in the city. Decent ambiance.

Food was great, empanadas were super delish. And omg the maracuya was ufff service was good, attentive hosts and very homey location

Delicious and fresh Colombian food. Place is small but cozy and clean. Staff is very polite and friendly however, the owner (or manager?) should learn to greet patrons with a smile. Been coming for several years and the food is fresh, delicious and authentic Colombian. Take out orders are easy to place and so far, always accurate. Parking situation is not the best but worth the wait. Delicious Colombian food!

Have been here several times a few years ago. Loved their empanadas and sancocho. I don't know if they got a new chef but the empanadas were extremely oily and had more potatoes than beef. I was quite disappointed. The sancocho was also disappointing since it was presented with one big piece of meat with a bone, a couple of potatoes and broth (caldo).

Oh my! Best Colombian food in Miami!!! Will always come back here anytime I'm in town! All of the food is excellent here. The mondongo, bandeja paisa, arepas, empanadas, are all excellent! Will definitely come back! There is a small parking lot for the place, you might need to park down the street if there is no parking available. But overall my friend and I loved this place!!!

The food is very good prices are also good. The only problem is if you pay with credit card they ad 3%. So I will recommend you to take cash. Excellent service. Short stuff they need more personnel.

It's been over a year since I last went to El Rincón antioqueño. I have always lover their hervidos, their mondongo, their bandeja paisa and their asados, but then covid hit and it is a small, packed place with no outdoor seating and a very small parking lot, so I just didn't come back until recently. I only had a mondongo this time, but the place pretty much seems to be the same as usual. Pretty much a "mom and pop's" Colombian restaurant, with home-made flavor. The service varies, some of the servers are a bit rough on the edges, but generally speaking, they are nice, even if they sometimes take a bit longer than you would expect. I still love the place and flavors are still how I remember... though I have to confess I felt a little uneasy taking my mask off in such a small, enclosed space... but you can't eat otherwise... I love it and I do plan to come back as much as I can in the future, but for now, I'll probably leave it just for take out, I think.

Good food and outstanding service and not to pricey very decent ambient great for take out

If you blink you will pass this place. Small mom and pop Colombian restaurant in Flagami. They are following all covid 19 requirements for restaurants. I have had their meat empanada made with meat and potatoes and then it's baked. For my main course I had the bandeja piasa. That comes with carne asada, chicharron, red beans, white rice, fried egg, and sausage. One hell of a meal. Service is great and staff is friendly.

Awesome Colombian gem. The "sopa de cola de res" is phenomenal. That will cure any hangover. The consume is light and the chicken flavor is definitely there. We had pollo a la plancha and it cooked to perfection. Lastly, the parrilla is massive and has everything you could ever eat. Note: the parking can be tricky but there's some in the back if your car is small, otherwise look for street parking.

The food was pretty good, the service was pretty quick, i even got a tres de leche, no complaints here, the ladies were nice, I LOVEEDDD the mango smoothie i got, i got it with leche, im colombian myself and this was really good. Amazimg Colombian Empanadas is one of the items i got, as an appetizer, those were delicious

When it comes to a good Colombian Place this is one of my favorites. I been here a couple of times but i always forget to review the place since i come starving and just thinking of eating lol.. We came here on a Sunday after a long night and there is nothing better than a good ajiaco to make you feel brand new.. first we ordered a rejafo to hydrate ourself and their amazimg colombian empanadas which they are to die for. My husband had the ajiaco the only sad thing is that they did not have capers that ajiaco without capers its nothing however we still loved it. I had the calentado antioqueño which comes with steak, rice and beans, and an egg it was soo good and so much food .. Prices are good, is average with had all of that for 45$ which is not bad for a meal for two with drinks.. The only think about this place is the parking is not as convinient as it should be but everything else is super good.

The empanadas are my far favorite they cook them to order. They are in point with their orders for take out. I love them for breakfast

I've been there a couple of times, the food is mediocre at best, not much taste or salt, recently I went and ordered a simple grilled chicken breast with rice... the chicken breast was cooked to the point it was hard as cardboard, had absolutely no salt, the rice was horribly over cooked. I could've cooked this at home and 100 times better. Plus the man in the front is not friendly at all, food is Over priced , horrible parking, would never go back.

La mejor comida colombiana. So good! La bandeja paisa y los especiales son demasiado ricos! 100% recommended

The spot is very tight and small but they have great customer service and delicious food. The portion sizes are great worth every penny. They have meat and seafood options. I'm a pescatarian and they had a variety of options

I just order a lot of food for my office lunch today. They do not have deliveries sadly, but I got everything through Postmates. I have to say it was absolutely delicious! There was only one thing wrong in the order which was that I asked for platano maduro in all of the plates but some came with tostones. Oh and the aguapanela that was supposed to come with the order of chicharron con arepa never arrived. But as the order and delivery it was made through a third party company, I don't blame them. Hopefully next time comes all with maduros. In any case, food was simply DELICIOUS!!! I will be ordering again as the 11 people that loved it!! Lets see how it goes when we order 30 plates at the same time lol. Highly recommended!

Let me start with the one positive ... the bandeja paisa was pretty good. If you're going to eat here, eat that. The sancocho de Gallina was BAD !!! The service was HORRIBLE. We went on a Saturday at 11:30 am. There were two waitresses... both had a face like they were bothered to be there and doing you a favor for helping you. Don't expect your water to be refilled ... I had to call out to the lady and waive my arm so she could bring us more water.... it was uncomfortable. I felt like I was bothering her for asking for water. She came back with the water with an attitude. The noise level is deafening!! The overall experience was not good at all. I will not be going back ever.

Es el mejor restaurante colombiano, mas de 24 años que los visito. Bandeja paisa y el mondongo son los mejores. La pechuga de pollo empanada es la mejor.

This place is delicious. The service a bit slow but the food was nothing short of authentic. I'd go here any time of day while I'm in Miami. Of course, the prices are cheap, too. My biggest complaint is that the place is very hot and the parking is difficult. I recommend the bandeja paisa.

Que rico!!!! El mejor restaurante colombiano en Miami!! La carné de res es mi favorita.

The staff was friendly. I had the Bandeja Paisa. There was so much food. It was delicious. The meat was seasoned and cooked perfectly.

Authentic Colombian food! Their sancocho is amazing. I'd eat here everyday if I could. Highly recommend.

Service left a LOT to be desired but the food was really good & they give large portions. I had the classic carne asada with rice, plantains, and "salad". I put salad in quotation marks because it was a sad excuse of a salad lol but the steak was delicious so I was happy. Parking is a little cramped.

A while back I reviewed Los Arrieros in Kendall. I stated they were the best Colombian food in Miami. Now I'm torn. RINCON ANTIOQUEÑO serves PERFECT Colombian food. Now, to be fair, I judge Colombian restaurants by only two dishes: Bandeja Paisa and meat empanadas, but I believe those two dishes are enough to judge a Colombian restaurant since a perfect Bandeja (imo) proves the quality of the other dishes on the menu since the bandeja comes with so many items. Besides, twenty years I've been and not once seen it empty.

Best Colombian food in Miami. We drove 4 hours to eat here. We live in Lake Mary Fl. But this place is so worth it. The Caldo de costilla is amazing . Is a little place but the food taste so delicious.

Food was really good for the price. Building could be better but the inside is nicer. The service is great and the restaurant has a mini snack bar with some gatorade and other columbian snacks.

Sometimes all you need is an empanada to get you back on track. It was one of those days and with my famished self, I stopped here for a bite and left pleasantly surprised . The Colombian empanadas are obviously superior in structure, crunch factor, and taste. I got a soda, white rice, fried egg, empanada, and a sopa. Yes, I was starving. After devouring my food, I got the check and it was super cheap. It's right on Calle Ocho just east of the Palmetto Expressway and is a great spot if you're craving some hearty Colombian food. I love all the sauces they offered me to dip my rice and empanada into. It's a pretty solid spot for a quick affordable lunch or dinner. The portions are large so I ended up taking a little container with me. I would definitely recommend any of the Colombian sodas (my favorite is Postobon) or one of their juices. It's quick, delicious, casual, and affordable.

The food is great the service is good too. It's a mom and pop restaurant food is like your at moms house.

The food was amazing and super authentic. The service was soooo slow. We went for lunch during work hours and explained that we need the food to come out quick. We had asked for an empanada but they forgot about it, so we canceled it. But I can say the food was great.

Best secret spot for Colombian food. Don Evelio and his team make you feel like you're at home. The service is second to none. The food is absolutely delicious and plentiful. The price is very reasonable. Ask for sopa de costilla and you can't go wrong.

Excellent Colombian food that tastes homemade. The bandeja paisa was delicious worth crispy pork rind, tasty steak, fried sweet plantains, arepa, white rice with a fried on top and beans. I wasn't able to eat it all. Parking in the front is limited but I you drive around the corner and access the rear of the restaurant by a narrow alley, you'll find a few additional spaces.

Love this little hole in the wall! The food is authentic and always consistent. The prices are great and portions are big.

I love this place. It's a small cosy spot. This authentic Colombian eater is the cheapest yet most delicious place in south florida. No frills just good food. Try the empandas, the fried fish, the soups, and the baneja paisa.

Don't trust the staff...menu pricing says one thing and they end up charging you double

You'd never guess it by looking at it, but good food lives here. Really, really good food. I've passed by literally hundreds of times and never thought twice to eat here until my mother suggested it to me. The food was delicious! There are only a few tables so you may have to wait a bit to be seated, but you won't regret it!

We were in Miami visiting for a few days before leaving on a cruise. We asked the shuttle driver at our hotel where we could get the best empanada near our hotel. He told us to go here, and boy was he correct! They are so tasty. Thank goodness there was a woman there that could translate for us as we only speak English and had a very difficult time communicating with the staff. But everyone was super friendly despite the language barrier.

I was hoping to give this place a 5 rating. The pictures looked delicious and the comments were all awesome. but i had a little issue with the server went I went it. Every day, they have a different soup. On tuesdays they have a "vegetable soup." I am a pescatarian so I made sure with the server that it didn't have any steak or chicken. As the soup comes i realized right away that it had chicken. i talked to who I am guessing was the manager and said "show me, that does not have any chicken. We cook it like that, I can't take it out." i guess it upset them very much, when I should've been the one upset. I can't eat anything now lol. but anyways, only reason why I am giving it 3 stars it's cause my boyfriend had soup and he actually liked it. i just hope they can learn how to be respectful.

If you are looking for authentic Colombian food, this is the place you need to go. This review is long overdue since I've been coming here for many years, and I can say that the food is fantastic every single time. The portions are extremely generous and the price is just right! They offer really great customer service and the place is family friendly, it is definitely a no frills dining experience but the food is great and you feel like you are dining at home. You must order the empanadas, these babies are the ultimate best...delicious ground beef and potato inside a crispy corn shell, they come deep fried and pipping hot; and don't skimp on the hot sauce cause it's delicious and not overwhelming. They also make the best chicharron in town! Hands down the crispiest and the most flavorful I've ever had. The order comes with a side of patacon or arepa. If you are new to Colombian food a good entre is the Bandeja Paisa...its huge! But it has all the main elements...rice, beans, steak, chicharron, plantain, arepa, ant roped with a fried egg. My go to is the sancocho de cola, essentially an ox tail soup. This soup tastes like Home, my roots! It comes with rice and plantain. It's just wonderful, the meat falls off the bone and it's loaded with potato, yuca and the broth is powerful....it is said to cure anything from the flu to mayor hangovers! They also make a variety of fresh juices like mango, maracuya, and guanabana, my fave. This is certainly a place that you will be visiting over and over again.

My father LOVES little hole in the walls & more times than not, I am thoroughly impressed. Today as I was heading down SW 8th Street to drop him off at home, he mentioned how good this spot was. We decided to have lunch here & luckily found a spot in the tiny parking lot. It's easy to miss as it's tucked back from the street & sandwiched between a sleazy motel & a strip mall but once you're inside, you truly feel as if you wandered into your Columbian friend's grandmothers house. Very homey, very comforting & very Columbian. Our attendant was a lovely (& hilarious) older gentleman who may or may not have been the owner. We quickly took advantage of the fresh juice options (Moro for me & Piña for my dad). They were amazing! For the entrée, I chose the "Salmon con Salsa de Champingñones". Funnily enough, I had recently been wondering why fish & mushrooms were rarely combined. This dish was delicious! The salmon was perfectly cooked & the creamy mushroom sauce was delicious. Sides included salad, white rice & tostones which I liberally doused with their amazing Ají Picante Colombiano (Colombian Hot Sauce). My father ordered the "Lengua A La Criolla" (Stewed tongue in tomato sauce served with rice, fried plantain and salad). I cringed but he loved it. For dessert, we took the waitresses suggestions & had the "Capricho" which literally translates to craving, whim or impulse & is a bit similar to a tiramisu but with condensed milk, evaporated milk & almond. Everything was super delicious & I will definitely be back!