Mexicolombia

Went in there for the first time and absolutely loved it. The food tastes like if your mom made it with pure love that’s exactly how I felt and I’m very picky of my food. also great customer service they check on you if you need anything , also They had their doors locked so ICE won’t get in. I love that 💙 will definitely come back

We came to Mexicolombia and honestly I didn’t know what to expect. It’s Mexican mixed with Colombian, which sounded cool. The menu is pretty big but I wanted to try something different so I ordered the arepa de carne. When it came out, the plate was huge. The arepa had that nice crunch on the outside, but inside the meat was crazy good, juicy, tender, and seasoned just right. Every bite kinda hit that perfect mix of texture. The place itself feels fun, colorful murals everywhere, kinda gives you energy as soon as you walk in. Staff was chill, friendly without being over the top, and the food came out quicker than I thought. I’d definitely come back just for that arepa, but now I’m curious about the rest of the menu. Feels like one of those spots where you can keep trying new things and no

I wanted to try Colombian food, but it's really close to the mexican food the only difference was the arepa which is like gordita and the fry platano.

Food tasted and looked like it was a day old. Empanadas were re heated - you can tell cmon. I ordered arroz con pollo and completely tasteless. This was sad! No one was being waited on. As I walked in I smelled either cleaning supplies or some mold I don’t know but I’d been wanting to check this place out for months and was absolutely disappointed.

This is a Mexican-Colombian fusion restaurant in Brighton Park serving traditional Colombian and Mexican dishes and some of the best cemitas poblanas I’ve had! The bread is incredibly soft and pillowy (even more so than a torta), and the meat fillings are so flavorful. My favorite was the steak cemita poblana. I also tried the Mini Bandeja Paisa, a Colombian lunch plate that was a little pricey ($20), but was hearty, filling, and allowed me to try a bit of everything— plantain, egg, steak, pork, arepa, and rice. The service is very warm, friendly, and the food comes out quickly. The prices are good/reasonable for the portions too, though an extra surcharge is placed on card transactions. — Price (relative to peers): 4.5/5 Food: 4.5/5 Ambience: 4.5/5 Service: 4.8/5 Overall Value: 4.5/5