La Maria Restaurant

Did you know about La Maria? Neither did we, and we've been here for 25 years! It is a hidden gem, as the saying goes, but I would modify it to a hidden diamond! Walking into La María, it looks a little unusual, it looks less like a sit down restaurant and more of a "order your food, pick up at the counter, and sit down where are you like" kinda place. But they have full table service, and the servers are wonderful. So we were greeted right off the bat with smiles and cheers, which is always a good indicator of the restaurants quality and viability; as my habit goes, I looked at what other people were eating, to see what's popular. There were a variety of lovely Colombian dishes, all looking delicious, and everyone seem to enjoy their food. Our server came out, and we ordered drinks, and

This place is amazing! The food is so good and there's something on the menu for everyone. The servers are kind and good and what they do. I loved sitting out on the patio and enjoying my meal!

Decent Colombian spot. One of the top ones I’ve tried so far.

So i've been to this place on and off. When I do my laundry, I like to settle down for a few and have dinner. My favorite is the pork chop and the carne asada meals. They put the sides like the plantains and other goodies in there. I definitely leave stuffed. Good flavors for what I've had recently. I had a omelette with the sausage recently and a side of potatoes with onions. My only drink I like to get is the Pony Malta. Tasty beverage. I would definitely stop by and try it one day and you might just come back again.

My family and I always enjoy going out to eat; the waitresses' service is very good and the food is delicious, except for this one day when my wife and I went to eat. For an appetizer, we ordered plantains, and they were colder than my soul in the North Pole. Then I ordered chorizo ​​with arepa; again, the arepa was too cold, and the chorizo ​​was cooked on top but cold in the middle. I ordered sancocho, which was also too cold. in the pork bandeja paisa were undercooked. Then I reordered the plantains because my wife loves them, and I complained, asking if they could heat them up more. They sent me some reheated ones that looked like they were three days old. I don't usually complain about places, but you pay for the food, and it's not fair to have these kinds of experiences. Hello, good