Barroco

Loved the decor inside, felt upscale and sophisticated. The food was delicious! We went during a very slow time of the day, but service was great.

We have been so excited to have a Barroco in this very walkable neighborhood! We stopped in on a Saturday night and were so happy to be seated in a relaxing dining room. The decor is lovely and the noise level was quiet and pleasurable. In the mood to try something different, we opted for the tostadas con todo. Every part of this dish was delicious! And it was perfect for sharing. Our service was friendly and fairly attentive. This is sure to become our favorite location and it's a great neighborhood to walk around and enjoy the evening afterwards!

Let me begin by saying that I love Barroco..... in Lakewood. However, the Larchmere location not so much.The food is still amazing, but the decor and atmosphere here just isn't the same. Our service was horribly slow on a day when there may have been at most 5 tables in the place. Our server was kind, but just not attentive and often absent.But the worst part of our experience is when we received our bill. We had 2 pitchers of Coconut Mojitos. We were charged $26 AND $120. That equals $146 for two pitchers.They inadvertently charged for 2 drinks & 2 pitchers, which they fixed. However.... Lakewood charges $42 per pitcher. Larchmere charges $60 per pitcher. This is a totally unacceptable difference.The pitchers are app 4.5 drinks, at $13 per glass you're looking at $58.50, if bought separately.I did speak with management who could not explain the difference, but said he'd speak with the owner and get back with us. That was 15 days ago. A discrepancy like that should've been addressed right there and then.All I'm saying is there is a clear difference from Lakewood to Larchmere, and you're better off avoiding Larchmere.

You'll find AMAZING service at Barroco. I'm so glad it went back to Barroco even though Hola tacos was pretty good. Our server was very kind and attentive, made great recommendations and went above and beyond.I ordered the veggie arepa which was very delicious. The black beans were more of a soup, but were spot on. Seasoned well and perfect texture. My caipirinha was very refreshing also.They made special accommodation to have the chicken skewers served to our party.Great guacamole as always- fresh and served with crispy plaindrai chips. Come with an appetite! We all left with take our bags.Definitely refreshing in a time when service can be poor.

There's a new menu and I was not expecting that. Ambience is still nice but so missing the original menu like at Crocker and before!

Beautiful inside, gorgeous! Immaculately clean. Excellent bartender Luis, total sweetheart! Very accommodating. The food is vibrant, fresh & delicious. Highly recommend !!

Went to Barroco on Larchmere for a quick monday night dinner with a friend. Larchmere is a super cute strip with lots of food and shops. A great area to explore!It was happy hour when we arrived and my friend had a yummy $5 passion fruit mojito. I guess each day has a different happy hour. For food, my main was the montañera arepa. It was loaded with braised beef and topped with a runny luscious fried egg. The cheese was meaty and added great flavor to the dish. I found the corn part of the arepa slightly disappointing for such a strong flavor profile on top; I'm wondering if it's just a slow monday night thing, but the arepa seemed weirdly reheated and a little dry. For my side, I had the maduros (fried plain rain). They were sweet and tender and yummy! But only four of them. Honestly, the $16 here seems a little unwarranted for a dry arepa base, but tbh I would be down to go back with some friends and try again, because this place was pretty fun. My friend also ordered a madurai chorizo queso which was a great starter. The cheese flavor was great, and the chips crispy. We also split a plantain banana split which was amazing. Friend plantain with big scoops of ice cream and all the typical banana split fixings like pineapple and strawberry. If you're in the area I would hit this place up! I will be returning to try again, and excited to see it on a busier weekend night :)

This is a delicious Mexican restaurant located in Larchmere. It's often not busy has a great vibe a good happy hour and excellent drinks and food to dry. They have indoor and outdoor seating plus live music on Mondays and Friday evenings. Parking is on the street and free if you come after 6 PM. They also have valet close by.I recommend trying the tacos for sangria or any of the things on the brunch menu. They have fast and friendly service with a great selection of brunch, lunch and dinner foods. They also have a nice selection of desserts and are happy to celebrate a birthday if needed.

I was just here with my coworkers. The place is absolutely gorgeous and it had a really fun vibe. Parking was not too bad and we were able to get street parking.I can't comment on the bathrooms because I didn't use the restroom at the place BUT let's talk about the most important part ...the food and drinks. When you first go in they give you a complimentary tequila shot in a lime which we thought was cute. We got stuff off their happy hour menu and the drinks were OKAY. One huge negative was the cucumber jalapeno gimlet which almost ripped a hole through my esophagus. I have had been a cucumber jalapeno gimlets at one of the locations where the seed of the jalapeno was not in the drink. It was so unbelievably spicy then I had to take a spoon out and remove all the jalapenos with the seeds. I could have literally formed two whole jalapenos from one drink. It was not good. Because I had paid for it my co-workers and I decided that we just finished it and stick it through.We got the arepas. I didn't have the bread portion mainly because it was so hard to eat. It was extremely difficult to bite into. They did have live music which was nice. I'm not really sure if I would go back here again. There's definitely a lot of room for improvement.

We had a horrible experience at this Barroco in Larchmere. The service was lacking, as the server just wasn't present. Oftentimes we had to wait an extended period of time just to another cocktail. The food was as to be expected from Barroco; excellent, however, the other aspects of dining in with business associates far outweighed the delicious food. We also were overcharged for our pitchers of mojitos. They charged us $60 each for our pitchers. At 3 pitchers, that's $180! If we were to buy the equivalent of glasses of mojitos, we would've saved money.We do love Barroco. We've been to Lakewood many times and had an incredible meal with exquisite service. But this Larchmere location just doesn't cut it. Besides, the Lakewood location has better ambiance as well.We will NOT be back here. I'd suggest you drive to Lakewood to guarantee a great time.