Pochis Colombian Café — Restaurant in Grand Rapids

Needs work. Not alot of description when ordering baked goods. When I asked about the chocolate cake, was told it was chocolate cake and it was good by a male employee.I would have liked to hear it had a layer of cream cheese and layer of mousse inside it. Descriptions inside display case could also use more. Menu words need to be bigger or a few printed menus should be made. Either that or one should be stuck to the wall or outside. This moves people thru faster and eliminates the wait time for ordering. Sat down and was not given any silverware. Then proceeded to watch them give another couple an entire dish full of silverware and watched them pick thru it. Mind you the forks were end up so they touched half the forks before they chose one. Then watched another group request silverware and pick thru it. Disgusting. I don't know anyone who wants forks that people have touched the prongs on. Food was good, took about 10 minutes. Staff was polite, place was clean. Would come again but fix the...

Great spot to visit for Mother's Day weekend brunch. We were not very familiar with Columbia food, but the staff was very friendly and helpful. It sounds like they haven't been open very long, but they seem very established and have a lot of options. I noticed a lot of gluten free options. I don't know if they only gluten free, so I would still let the kitchen know if cross contamination is an issue for you, but I was impressed by how many things on the menu were listed as gluten free.

The online menu has pictures. The in store menu did not, but it did have some good descriptions. The daily special did have a printed picture at each table.

The ham and cheese arepa has a really nice smoky flavor. It went really well with my sweet iced coffee. This seems like a great spot for a coffee date or light lunch, but they have dinner options too. We had a great time and yhe menu has a nice mix of familar flavors and new...

We drove there looking for colombian food, unfortunately for their prices you pay the amount of food served is disappointing . The bandeja paisa, came with a bowl halfway fill with beans that taste like canned beans, our server told us that the picada was enough for 2 or 3 people, but it came with 1 small chorizo cut in little bites, 1 small morcilla, and a small piece of chicharron, with a bunch on potatoes and plantains for the price we expected at least more meat. On top of everything, the server didn't even offer us drinks, so we ended up going to the counter to oder the drinks and when the food came it she didn't even bother to check on us to se if we needed anything else. No going back to that place over price and...