Service was the highlight for me&mdash;our waiter kept checking in just enough, never hovering. I had the bandeja paisa and it came out fast, still hot. Portion was generous too. Place got a bit loud later, but honestly didn&#39;t care by then. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Food&rsquo;s decent and prices are fair, but the wait can drag. I grabbed lunch there midweek and still waited a good 15 minutes past when they said it&rsquo;d be ready. Fine if you&rsquo;ve got time to kill, not ideal if you&rsquo;re on a schedule. I&rsquo;d go back, just not during peak hours.

The chicken broth ramen was lighter than the usual tonkotsu, which I liked. Place is tiny and gets packed, but worth it. Delivery packaging kept everything hot too 👍

Stopped by for a late dinner and went straight for the ribeye. Cooked properly, decent char, and the price felt fair for the neighborhood. I asked the server about a red wine pairing and he pointed me to a Malbec that worked nicely with the meat. Place was busy but not chaotic. Solid choice if you&#39;re nearby and hungry.

Stopped by for wings and a beer. They&#39;re alright, sauce was more tangy than hot for me. Place had a good buzz though, not too crowded on a Tuesday. Server was nice but took a while to come back with the check. Fine for a casual bite if you&#39;re in the area.

The Don Serrano burger had really fresh ingredients, the flavors worked well together. Place was packed but service stayed quick. Just expect a bit of a wait if you go on a weekend.

The pork burger was pretty good&mdash;juicy and well-seasoned. Just wished the fries portion was a bit bigger. Small spot, but the staff were friendly enough. Wouldn&#39;t mind trying something else next time.

Decent spot for a casual bite. The waffles de choclo were pretty good, and the salad bar is solid. Gets crowded though&mdash;go off-peak if you can.

The artisanal pizza was solid&mdash;crispy crust, good toppings. Service kept things moving even when it got busy. Fine spot for a casual dinner.

Came for the crepes, stayed for the vibe. Savory ones are decent but definitely adapted to local taste&mdash;not what you&#39;d get in France. Still, knowing they employ single mothers makes me feel good about spending money here. That alone brings me back.

Came for the Peruvian flavors and left satisfied. The food was flavorful and the atmosphere was unmistakably Peruvian, from the decor to the soundtrack.

Sat by the fireplace and honestly that alone made the whole place worth it. Had the octopus salad and lamb chops &mdash; both were solid, nothing to complain about. Prices felt fair, way less than what I&rsquo;d pay back home. Just a nice, chill dinner.

The rotating floor is the whole show here&mdash;you get a slow 360 while you eat. Seafood was fresh, especially the grilled octopus. Wine list decent too. Price tag is a bit heavy for the portions, but honestly you&#39;re paying for the view and the novelty. Worth doing once if you&#39;re in the area.

Came here for a quick bite in Chapinero. Outdoor seating is nice, but service was kinda slow. Had the falafel sandwich and Reuben&mdash;both were just okay, nothing special. Juices were good though. Maybe I caught them on a bad day, but I wouldn&#39;t rush back.

Been coming here for a while now. The vegetarian salad is still solid, fresh and the dressing is on point. But man, the seating is tight. Every time I feel like I&#39;m elbow-to-elbow with the next table. Wish they&#39;d space things out a bit. Still, the food keeps me coming back. Just maybe try to go at off-peak hours if you can.

Decent spot for authentic Antioquia food. Had the bandeja paisa and it was pretty good, generous portion. Live music was a nice touch, not too loud. Prices are fair for what you get. Wouldn&#39;t say it&#39;s the best I&#39;ve had, but it hit the spot for a casual afternoon.

The beef here is really good. Portions are big enough to share. I had the flank steak in sauce and it was tasty. Service was friendly and we didn&#39;t feel rushed.

The menu&rsquo;s massive, and the food holds up every time. I went with a glass of their house red, which paired nicely with the grilled trout. What really stuck with me is that they hire single moms&mdash;that kind of initiative deserves respect. Makes you want to come back, honestly.

We came for a birthday and honestly the staff made it feel special, especially Catalina and Don N&eacute;stor. They were super attentive without hovering. Food was pretty and portions were generous. Only thing is the place got a bit loud as it filled up, but it didn&#39;t ruin anything. I&#39;d sit near the window next time, that corner seemed quieter.

Food was decent, nothing crazy. Our waiter kinda messed up the recommendations though, seemed new or something. A manager came by to apologize which was cool. Rest of the meal was fine, just that one hiccup.

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