Que Chimba Parce in California

"First time here and I am happy with everything. Food was delicious, we had to wait a little bit, but was totally worth it because everything was fresh made and the flavor is amazing. We try the bandeja paisa, salchipapas and arepas! First time trying the Lulo juice and was good too. The staff was friendly and so attentive, Miss Anna was really helpful and answered all my questions! I know this place has some but reviews but let me tell you, my experience was 10/10 and I'm really comfortable giving them 5 stars. I will definitely come again!!"

"I was hesitant on the due to reviews. This place is family owned so its feels like going to family dinner with family . Portions are big, taste it’s amazing, and ambiance it’s fun with nice music . Plenty of parking which helps since I am on a wheelchair! I’ll definitely driving 40 minutes to come here again. It’s worth it !"

"They just opened so you can pay only cash or zelle, but the food is really good, la bandeja paisa and churrasco, delicious but hope they can make the carne empanadas and the ají is not good so spicy. Update*** they need to be more friendly, and people can't sneeze or cough close to the kitchen, and they have not enough in the menu, never have empanadas and some itemsfrom the menu is not available"

"This Colombian food is so good my go to here is the Bandeja paisa it’s so good the serving size is amazing this the go to spot in the IE !"

"The food here was amazing and delicious. I love the atmosphere and decorations. I ordered the bandeja paisa which s one of the most representative meals in Colombian cuisine and I was impressed! Definitely recommend this place. Also just a heads up, they only accept cash or Zelle."

"This is a Colombian restaurant, we ordered arepas and they were delicious, soft and flavorful. Our plates seemed a bit pricey but when we received our food; the plates were well served it was enough food for 2 people."

"Super delicious. Every single item on my bandeja paisa was cooked to perfection. Just like home"

"This small Colombian restaurant, with foods mostly from culinary traditions in Medellin, Colombia, seems to be going through a transformation. The name has now changed to "La Paisita," which is a much less controversial name than it's original. I also noticed an inclination towards a more professional service approach. The restaurant still needs to open to more formal forms of payments, like credit cards, and ATMs. The food was great, and the it's new name will soon mitigate the weird feeling that most Colombians who visited in the past may have experienced."