Bakery Restaurant Las Palmas

First of all, this place is easy to miss because it's an eyesore. They seriously need to spruce it up, both inside and outside. From the outside, it looks run down. On the inside, it looks dark and old, which in turn can make it look dirty even if it is clean. This place is not just a bakery, it is also a restaurant, and they have a decent variety in their menu. Their beef empanadas ($1 each) are amazing! They are warm, hearty, and perfectly crispy. You can dip them in a mildly spicy salsa. Don't order the Picada though. It was a dish of fried green plantains, beef, black sausage, pork rinds, Creole potatoes, cassava, and white corn tortilla for $10.99. Beautiful dish, but so incredibly DRY. It needs a sauce, ANY SAUCE. I think this dish has a lot of potential, if it wasn't so dry and chewy. I also sampled the Bistec Encebollado (steak topped with tomatoes, onions, red beans, fried plantains, salad, white rice, and optional 2 eggs on top, $10.99). This was a great dish, except that the eggs were overcooked. We did not receive much attention, particularly when we needed assistance (such as to order our food or to request utensils). Parking is very limited. Very unlikely to return.

Poor service. That's all you need to knowIdk if it was bc i came to early or what but it has happened before.

This is probably my second time at las palmas, I had a lulo shake and the breakfast las palmas which consist of rice with eggs mixed, steak and arepa. Is a great place, family friendly and the staff is nice. I would come back again and try again other things on the menu.

My husband and I went to try this place out yesterday.Being honest I was not impressed at all. I read the reviews before we go and was expecting way more than what we got.The empanada was okay, for entree we both decided on carne assada that came with salad, rice, beans and plantain, I asked that waiter to switch the plantain for fried cassava and she said that she couldn't. ???? The food was just regular. We also order pork crackling that was way over cooked and over seasoned. The place it is simple which is no big deal but wasn't clean the way it was supposed to be and a huge spider jumped on my lap while I was eating. The waitress was very attentive only down side was she looked not to be familiar with the menu. In my opinion the food is WAY overpriced for what we get. This being said we will not be back.That being sad we won't be back.

I have no idea what type of bakery this place is portraying to be. But with 100% certainty they are NOT Colombians! And therefore you will not find any good empanadas, pan de bono, arepas, or even good cafe con leche. The empanadas were disgusting and very tiny! I couldn't determine what was inside them. The cafe con leche was horrible!!! It was like hotel American coffee! How on earth can people give this place more than one star is beyond me! Then again they have nothing to compare it to so to them this is probably an amazing bakery. NOTHING in this bakery is Colombian so don't be fooled. They microwave EVERYTHING! And please do not order any coffee, it sucks.

This is my ideal breakfast spot, which is ideal because it's right across the street from my home. I recommend you either be familiar with Columbian food or adventurous, because the menu is comprised of dishes and ingredients slightly foreign to someone raised on a typical American diet of chili dogs and chicken nuggets. For a simple breakfast, you can't beat the freshly made empanadas and a cup strong Columbian coffee. Since it's a bakery and a restaurant, there is a large selection of fresh baked breads, cookies and pastries. I recommend a piece of Tres Leches cake.

I walked up to the bakery and tried the empanadas. It was my first time. It was hot and fresh and was filled with potatoes and beef. I got several to go and it came with a spicy sauce. It was DELICIOUS!!!! I will definitely com back and try their breakfast and Colombian coffee.

Food it's ok, first time at a Colombian restaurant, looks like one of those restaurants that if you are know or come often you will get better attention.Will give them a second chance.

I had a stake and rice today, I felt there is a metal in my mouth while I am eating the stake and I went right away to the bathroom and my tongue was bleeding, I told the restaurant worker about it and she said "Really?!!! Show me where is it"There is a big problem there guys!!! Go somewhere else!

I ordered some churros and the lady was nice. But when I asked for a menu she gave it to me and we sat down then she never asked us what we wanted to eat. She got to everyone else but us. So after 28 minutes of sitting we left.