Delicias Cafe

Ok, so we knew instantly that this place was gonna hit. There were 2 businesses open in this small strip, one of them being a barber, and the parking lot was full. It's a small restaurant, and the seating area is limited, but it was slammed packed. You could see right into the kitchen, there were several women cooking, and the smells coming out were amazing. I wish we had taken pictures because the plates were plentiful and looked amazing. Highly recommend this little spot!

We ordered like 8 breakfast to go and it was all very good. I recommend the big calentado that comes with rice, beans, carne asada, eggs and arepa it lasted me for two meals that day. My husband did house it all lol... The cheese arepas were very soft and yummy to eat. The service I received was great

I come here very infrequently, whenever my mom goes to the barbershop next door. I go solely to get a couple empanadas, they're that good. I also really appreciate that I get to practice my Spanish when I go, because they pretty much mainly speak in Spanish. They're very very kind though and though the empanada's are the only thing I've eaten from here, I love them

I came back 5 years later and the mango juice I get and guanabana is still so good like before.. the food wasn't as tasty as it was . Not sure if the cook changed or something and also saw a tiny cockroach on my table thankfully it was only on my napkin and didn't touch my food .

Excellent food and very kind service. I'll be going back. Arepa de chocolate are surprisingly delicious. That was a spur of the moment order and very worth it.

The food was delicious. About 3 o'clock I started eating a bandeja paisa. First time trying in that restaurant. I ate it with such pleasure. That I did not digest the beans, and in the early morning I vomited them. I felt so bad about that situation. That sometimes the food is so rich and from the hunger that you have and you forget the things that you should not eat. The excellent blackberry juice. If I would go back to this place.

Not good. Unless you aren't used to good colombian authentic food. People walked in without masks, the empanadas were so hard it hurt my teeth & no flavor at all. The only thing that was decent was the huevos pericos. Try finding somewhere else.

The restaurant is small in general, there is a mix of Colombian and Venezuelan food. I felt the food was over priced, even though it was good. The girls were trying to over sell me with everything I ordered, they would ask me if I wanted a soda or tequeños or they would name something else with every stop they made at the table. The empanadas were good, but not sure what oil they are frying them in, it has an after taste. The perico is not original Colombian perico, they used regular onions instead of green onions.

This review is based solely on their bakery items and shakes/juices. I love love love their parcha/maracuya/chinola/passion fruit juice. It's a water based shake, I haven't yet tried it with milk, but I'm sure it'll be just as good.Their pan de bonos and buñuelos are by far the BEST I've ever had. I usually take it to go because it's a very small cafe, some 6 tables and a bar facing outside. Their empanadas are good too. Typical Colombian empanadas, made of corn meal, with the option of chicken or beef filling.

Ordered three bandejas paisa, empanadas and bread with cheese inside on a to go order. Everything was delicious, well packaged and generous portions. Will be back when visiting Orlando.