La Finca

“The atmosphere is extremely welcoming and the food is incredible!”

Johny C★★★★

La Finca truly lives up to its name. From the moment the food arrives, everything feels homemade, warm, and authentic — just like eating “en la finca.” The fresh juices are excellent, full of flavor and very refreshing. The baked fish was delicious, perfectly cooked, and clearly made with care. Every dish had that comforting, home-style taste that makes you want to come back. We started with an appetizer of fish and shrimp — including a fish and shrimp ceviche — which was very well prepared and full of flavor. The patacón was outstanding: crispy, fresh, and perfectly done. Portions were sati

Amy Kang★★★★

I found authentic Colombian restaurant! Cozy place with attentive service and authentic good food. Steak, chicheron, chicken soup were delicious! Beans were soupy so you can mix rice and so tasty. We loved drinks! Lemonade with mint was so refreshing and guanabana juice was the best I’ve ever had! Staff were very friendly and professional. Highly recommend if you are looking for authentic experience of Columbian food.

Rahj★★★

Food taste average. Rice is ok, chicken is ok (very thin), but the beans are mediocre at best. Almost no flavor and very watery. Costs $20...yikes! Should cost $12-14. La Punto Rojo close by is better IMO.

Loraine Bellio★

We’ve been going here for years it has completely gone down hill. Portions have gotten smaller, dishes have changed/made differently, prices are much higher which I understand is necessary in today’s market but I ordered the skirt steak for almost $40. The steak was smaller & so fatty I was fighting to cut it with a steak knife. Each bite was so chewy and fatty. For this price I’m better off going to Rothmanns & ordering their skirt steak for $69 and getting a steak 3x the size & it’s thick, aged & not fatty. So disappointed.