Rincon Antioqueño — Restaurant in Miami

Absolutely fantastic experience at RINCON ANTIOQUEÑO From the moment we stepped in, we were greeted with warmth and hospitality, setting the tone for an unforgettable dining adventure. The ambiance exudes Colombian charm, transporting you to the heart of the country with vibrant colors and authentic decor.

Now, let's talk about the food. Every dish we tried was a masterpiece, bursting with flavors that danced on our taste buds. The bandeja paisa was a true highlight, a generous platter of deliciousness showcasing the richness of Colombian cuisine. From the perfectly cooked meats to the savory beans and rice, every bite was a celebration of flavor.

The attention to detail in each dish is evident, reflecting the passion and dedication of the chefs. And let's not forget about the drinks! The Colombian cocktails were expertly crafted, adding another layer of enjoyment to our dining experience.

But what truly sets RINCON ANTIOQUEÑO apart is the exceptional service. The staff went above and beyond to ensure we had everything we needed, making us feel like honored guests throughout our meal.

Overall, RINCON ANTIOQUEÑO exceeded all expectations and left us longing for more. If you're craving an authentic taste of Colombia in the neighborhood, look no further. This gem of a restaurant deserves every bit of its...

When I first entered I was greeting with the worst attitude my the lady in the front. She basically shrugged when I asked her about my order. I waited and then a lady who presumably seems like the manager came out and I asked her if I could check the beans as last time it was all water. She seemed super bothered and told me to order them a specific way. Next time I ordered I got my food and there was like white bubbles on my beans which looks like something …. Not sure but I have never seen that on my beans and I will never be going here again. $20 for a bandeja paísa when nearby places offer more food for the same price. Save your money coming here. Picture of bubbles in top right of...

Horrible. The arepas were hard and stiff. Looked just like the frozen arepas you find in the freezer in supermarkets. The service was just as horrible. We were only one of two tables there and the waitress did not even come once to check in on us after she brought the food. We were missing two sets of utensils for our kids and like I said, not once did the waitress come see if we needed anything or if everything was alright. At the end we were able to improvise with what we were given and when we were done we had to call her ourselves and ask for the bill since she wasn’t gonna be coming to us ever. To top it off, she added the tip to our bill of $35....