Ajiacos Restaurant — Restaurant in Hallandale Beach

A Flavorful Journey Through Latin America!

If you’re craving bold, authentic Latin flavors, this restaurant is an absolute must-visit. From the first bite to the last, every dish was a vibrant celebration of culture and culinary craftsmanship. We tried all of the different empanadas and they were golden and crisp, coffee was satisfying. The food truly tasted like it came straight from a home kitchen in the heart of Latin America.

But what truly elevated the experience was the incredible staff. Warm, welcoming, and full of personality—they treated us like family. Their knowledge of the menu and genuine enthusiasm for the cuisine made the afternoon even more enjoyable.

The atmosphere was lively and inviting, with music and decor that transported us beyond the city limits. Whether you’re a longtime fan of Latin cuisine or trying it for the first time, this spot is a total gem. We left full, happy, and already planning our return.

Beware they sell a fantastic aji sauce that is served with the empanadas that is to die for!! We bought a jar and marinated steak at home and even at the salsa with tortilla chips. I wish it was...

The service sucks!!!! I took my husband there for the first time, and I ordered a chicken saltado. I told the woman twice that I didn’t want cilantro. When I finally got my food, the plate is full cilantro. I told her remember I told you no cilantro. She says “ Oh I forgot to tell the cook”.The other waitress heard it as well; and neither of them bothered to apologize. Instead she tells me how cilantro is good for me. Are you kidding!!! I’m sitting in front of my husband watching him eat and I’m starving! I wanted to return the food, but my husband felt sorry for the old lady… My husband said the food sucks!!! He only ate because he was hungry. If you want to eat good Colombian food go to Rinconcito Colombiano in Hollywood. If I could give it zero stars, I would. They only care about making money and not giving quality...

I just happened to be in the area and searched for restaurants near me, once I saw a Colombian restaurant I came straight here. My first time here, very friendly greeting once I entered. There are tables where you can sit and eat. I see everyone complaining about the prices BUT really in my opinion their prices are the same anywhere else. I had the beef Empanada, a mango drink where I had the option of it being made with either water or milk and the fried pork skins with an arepa. The beef Empanada was delicious, my 6yr old daughter even ate it. The mango drink was really good as well and the fried pork skins were chopped and seasoned so good!! I will...