Cristina's Carry Out

It's been more than 5 years since we ate Bolivian food, we're passing through here, it was amazing to order food in this environment. It's small, but we were served quickly, with proper attention, we asked to take away because it was very crowded and it was very cold. But the other day we went back for breakfast. Again the food was divine, fast and attentive service. I highly recommend it. If God allows, we will return in the near future. Everything wonderful, I recommend Anticucho, tojori, pastel de queso.

The worst Bolivian restaurant, the food taste horrible, a child brought the menu to our table and they took so long to bring our order and they brought one order every 10 minutes for a family of 5 people. They charged us for extra containers and plastic bag and the worst part was when they imposed us to pay $17.62 for gratitude for our order of five combos of "api con pastel". I don't mind paying for a tip if there is someone who provided good service but there was nobody serving at all. There was an teen with wet hands going from the kitchen to the bathroom, which is the same bathroom that the customers had to use. They give you horrendous food, horrible service, and top it off with charging extra money. Those people are thieves.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but this visit was incredibly frustrating. When we arrived, no one was at the front desk to greet us, and we had to wait around awkwardly for someone to even acknowledge us. Once seated, it took about 10 minutes just to receive menus, with no apology or explanation. The food itself was okay – nothing special, but edible. However, the service completely ruined the experience. Long wait times between ordering, receiving food, and even getting the check made the entire meal feel unnecessarily drawn out. To make matters worse, a 15% tip was automatically added to the bill, despite the poor service, and they also charged extra for containers and a bag when we asked to take leftovers home. That felt like nickel-and-diming on top of an already disappointing visi

Best anticuchos in the dmv!! It’s a VERYYY tiny place with maybe only 4 tables insides so definitely get take out. A little pricey also but for the quality of the anticucho I’m willing to spend. I haven’t tried any other dish yet but will be coming back for more.

To me this was more like a home made food Bolivian restaurant. My group and I went there through a recommendation. I loved the api con pastel and the food that my family ordered.