My partner and I were impressed with this little spot. We ordered the canasta de pandeyuca con huevos, the açaí bowl, and the arepa trio. My partner is Colombian so he’s obsessed with trying different forms of arepas, but we were not very impressed by the dish. I have to say the eggs were cooked perfectly but the flavors were missing something and two of the arepas were extremely hard. My rule of thumb at a new restaurant is always go with what is most popular or recommended to start, so I wish we would have ordered the French toast or waffles instead because there didn’t seem to be much fanfare for the arepas and now we know why.

The açaí bowl was also more like a smoothie bowl. To be fair I haven’t had a lot of açaí bowls so I can’t be a fair judge. The only other one I had was like a proper bowl with solid açaí berries and other fruits and nuts. The flavor was good but I would have preferred something a little less liquid.

The canasta was, however, fantastic.

I ordered a cold brew which was good. My partner ordered a frozen smoothie which was also really good - not too sweet.

The service was excellent and I liked though the restaurant was small it had a cute, very Instagram aesthetic. They were playing heavy electronic dance / techno music at 9 am but it wasn’t crazy loud and after a while we tuned it out.

So in summary it’s a good breakfast spot but stick with the most popular items and you’ll enjoy it more.