Rumba

The food was good, but our overall experience could've been better. We came in on a Friday night and the restaurant was practically empty. I think this establishment could use a little better advertising because we only stumbled upon this place after a search on Yelp for Latin cuisine. Otherwise, I've never heard of this place before and I don't hear anyone talking about it.This is cute family establishment. It really makes you feel like you're sitting in Miami having a nice meal. The owner/staff are really friendly and are not shy from coming up to you and sparking a conversation. We ordered the Churrasco, Lechon Asado, and the kid's Deditos de Pollo. The meats were very good. The steak was very flavorful and tender. The lechon asado had good flavor also. Both meat portions were generous. The rice was good, but the tostones were very hard and dry. I wouldn't be surprised if they were made ahead and refried, which absolutely ruined them. They were inedible. The kids chicken nuggets were OK. My daughter had to drown them in ketchup for her to be able to eat, so I'm guessing they were very dry or tastless.We also waited for a very long time for staff to bring us our bill. We waited about 30-40 minutes for anyone to come back to our table to bring our check after we had already finished eating. So, although the staff is very friendly, their customer service could use improving.Overall, our experience was fair. There were some hiccups, but I think it's because it's a small family establishment that still needs to work out the kinks.

When we lived in Colorado Springs, we would often come to this restaurant to eat delicious and authentic Puerto Rican food.One of the best things about the menu is that they offer amazing food from other latin countries like Cuba, Mexico, and Colombia. Everything we tried was good and the staff were extremely attentive and friendly.Would definitely recommend!

We arrived just after opening, so we had our choice of seats. At the owner/host/server's suggestion we sat in one of 3 booths.After perusing the menu, we decided to order several dishes and share them so we could try more. We asked the server for a appetizer recommendation, and he told us that the empanadas were very popular, and that we could choose a different flavor for each one. So we did that - choosing chicken, cheese, and guava and cheese (for dessert). We also ordered the Lechon Asada with sides of Moro and Maduras. We also tried the 2 Tamal Cubano plate, which included another side, and we chose more Maduros.Receiving our food took a little while because his family owned business was having a lot of takeout orders. But eventually the Lechon Asada and empanadas were brought out with the promise of the third dish to be delivered soon. Did Liang Asado had the Cuban rice and beans at one end and the Maduras (fried sweet plantains) at the other. Presentation was lovely and the food was very tasty. The empanadas had to be cut open so we could see what was inside. the crust was flaky and the filling also delicious. As we were making our way through these dishes, the Tamal plate was brought out. We each took one and split the Maduras. The Tamal Cubanos were different than the Mexican tamales we are used to. But they were extremely good, and I would definitely order them again.The surface was friendly and helpful, although not fast. But as long as you aren't in a hurry, the meal was perfect!

Awesome place! You must try the rumba sample platter! Absolutely delicious! I had their Cubano sandwich and it was juicy and very flavorful!

This location perfectly located and has such great potential for bigger and better things. It just has lots of flaws. First off I understand it's a family business but when you have your 14 year old serving and two toddlers running around they should not be charging the prices they charge for entrees. If it was a whole a wall spot this is expected but for how the ambience and interior is set, it makes such a downfall.I understand a lot of people reviews complaining that the dishes are not like home but this is a fusion of cultures and flavors so don't put your expectations that high. The price set for the amount of food you get is not really something the area should be okay with. I order a chicken a plancha and literally got a skirt chicken for a total of $16.50 . Don't get me wrong it had good seasoning but quantity over price is not there. I would suggest to start a social media account, better your portioning, better professional customer service.

Best latin food I have tried so far. The quality of the food is good an stuff are friendly.

If food made with love and care matters to you, Rumba is a place you will enjoy. The family behind the restaurant puts effort into having you feel welcomed with warm, inviting food that is both authentic and made of quality ingredients, put together with care. They are willing to guide you through the menu and meal. If you don't know Latin Cuisine, they will take you through the meal, giving you a genuinely enjoyable dish for your taste. What is nice is how rich the pictures are here so you can select and learn the names. You may want to plan a to-go box from the start and save room for dessert. The bakery looks from scratch and one-of-a-kind.

Great food and service . Clean and comfortable locale. It doesn't take long to get your food

Closed! Merry Christmas sign on the bar two days ago. Looks like a great place and concept. Hopefully it can be restored.

We stopped by for lunch looking for something different and Rumba did not disappoint. The food was delicious and the owner was very kind. He made a fantastic cafe con leche too!! The whole restaurant has a fantastic Latin vibe.