Pueblito Paisa - Menu

I only had two snacks, but I definitely plan to return for a full dinner.

I was in London for five days, of which three days we went for breakfast to this place and I loved it, the deal of waiters and what they offer, especially the...

Fantastic atmosphere! A good selection of Colombian and Peruvian food. Very tasty and people are really friendly. Prices are reasonable and location is great. Highly recommended View menu

Well guys, my fav food is Colombian food. Would recommend it as prices are really good for wahy is serving. Please guys try the Bandeja Paisa I think is want of the best Colombia restaurant.

I wasn't happy with anything during my visit. I paid for a small piece of meat that I ended up discarding. The atmosphere was quite average. Considering we're in London, I expected much more.

The food and drinks were incredible! The staff was friendly and very helpful. I enjoyed the beef and potato empanadas, along with a drink made with ginger and honey (I believe). I will definitely return to the Pueblito Paisa Café. I highly recommend it! View menu

Lovely rustic place where to eat amazing Colombian food! I've been here and we ate all vegetarian dishes, not that much of choices but we cannot complain as we were happily full at the end of the lunch! Cheap prices but really good food, absolutely one of the best patatas bravas I've ever tried!! Surely I'll come back soon, highly recommend :

beautiful staff. always so smiling even in a hurry hours. the restaurant is usually full, it is better to come 15 minutes in advance. they also have live singing shows that can be quite loud. affordable prices, small cozy place, feels like a family visit. best restaurant in seven sister’s! one must visit if they are close or if they don’t want to spend much. they can be brunch here for breakfast and lunch at night! I loved it so much.

My order of chorizo con arepa featured a delicious grilled Colombian sausage served with corn bread, and at just £3.50, it was a fantastic deal. However, my other dish, the ceviche de camarones, was less impressive. It consisted of poached prawns smothered in Thousand Island dressing on a bed of shredded salad. Only order this if you're feeling nostalgic for a classic 1970s prawn cocktail. It did come with a fried plantain. My companion had the fried plantain with roasted meat, which was an enormous portion of tasty, tender pulled pork served with a deep-fried plantain. He also ordered the Patatas Band, which were large pieces of fried potato. These were much better when dressed with the Th... View menu