Antojo Latino

Es un restaurante excelente, con un menú súper! altamente recomendado!

Awesome little spot here in Savannah. We were in the mood for some Spanish food, we then saw this on Unilocal and decided to have brunch here. The food was beyond great. This place definitely serves traditional food. We ordered the churrasco steak (which is one of my all time favorites) with white rice and red beans. The chimichurri sauce was on point and the steak was tender and flavorful. Definitely recommend this place to anyone with an appetite for Spanish food. Also our service was excellent. !! Good stuff!

A little expensive for the quality of food but it’s a good little hole in the wall place. I was disappointed when I was expecting flank steak and got a thin slice of steak… Definitely not the texture of meat I wanted. Anyways good place.

So very good! Had the arepja con tojo wirh both sauces. Yum! Careful of the chicharrons tho, my friend cracked his tooth. Not the restuarants fault! We also tried the tacos and jambon croquettes. Yum, yum, yum!
We will be back!

My first time was earlier today! It was wonderful! If you haven’t tried it. You need to go. The food is just like it is in South America. They do a fantastic job.

This place is the I would say the best there is to offer in the way of Spanish food here in Savannah!
I have been there quite a few times and I have never had a bad experience. The staff is pleasant and quick to take and get your order.
I have had the Tripleta Sandwich which includes fries, it’s a combination of steak, perni, and ham. omg delicious. .
I have also had the Vaca Frita with Rice, Black beans, Maduros and of course a side of Avacado. which they give you half an avacado… :). the Vaca Frita is seasoned perfectly with lime garlic sauce and onions. The prices are very decent compared to other restaurants in the area.
Give this a try and you won’t be disappointed! !
This place definitely takes me back to summers in the Dominican Republic with my abuela and her cooking.

I really want to love this place because the very friendly and helpful waitress. Unfortunately the massively portioned food was only OK. Had the Bandeja Paisa as recommended. The steak, beans, and avocado were good — but the rest was very dry and bland. The gargantuan fried pork skin was dramatic but overcooked and hard to eat.
The menu is as huge as the portions. With sections from nearly every Latin country.
On the front door it says must be 21 to enter after 11pm. My girl had doubts about going in. The prominent bar looks like it gets busy late at night.

I hate to give bad restaurant reviews. But i feel genuinely misled by all the great reviews on this place. Granted it is not a purely Colombian restauarant, they do claim this is their specialty. While i am not Colombian, I’ve lived there for some time and was born and raised in NY where there is copius amounts of authentic Colombian food.
The food was underwhelming at best. They have a great menu and selection, but it just wasnt up to par. The arepa de choclo was kind of flavorless and not very sweet. The beef empenadas were very tasty. The bandeja paida, the most quintessential Colombian dish, was disappointing. The beef and chicken (had my pork substituted with chicken) were rubbery and bland. No juice or flavor at all. The rice even tasted like it came out of a rice cooker. The arepa was good. The beans also tasted not fresh, almost as if from a can.
I really wanted to love this place as i was excited to find Colombian cuisine in the area. But the food was just not flavorful at all. Yes portions are generous and prices decent, but i would not dine here again and was severely let down
If youve never had Colombian food before, sure, try it out if you want. But if you know better and are expecting the best, i suggest passing this one up.
Two stars because the server and staff were friendly and accomodating.

Latin (Colombian) environment… Excellent service, food very good! You can watch soccer in English and Spanish! Wi-​fi free. Definitely we’ll back!