Into the land of mediocre Thai and blah sushi comes a pocket of authentic Colombian flavor. Slants on familiar Latino faves: steak in Creole sauce, sirloin slabs soaked in beer, guac made tablesi... read more
This aptly-named Argentinian restaurant (Alma means "soul" in Spanish) serves more than your usual polenta-calamari-skirt steak picadas. Surprise is on the menu, with dishes that channel Northern I... read more
Delicious Brazilian eatery like a watering hole in the desert that is the Williamsburg-Greenpoint no man's land. Petite 25-seater whips up meaty sandwiches and snacks from a cramped corner kitchen.... read more
Should have no problems figuring out in which fare this cozy little brick-walled joint specializes. Made with fresh, inventive ingredients, arepas stay right on budget. Assorted menu serves up bee... read more
Williamsburg's coziest South American kitchen. Spanish for general store, which in Argentina apparently means chairs hanging from the rafters, grandma wallpaper, antler art. Playfulness extends to ... read more
Venezuela's greatest gift, now in Williamsburg. Apologies to Chavez, but pseudo-communism's got nothing on the arepa. Corn muffins crisp to the touch, soft in the center, stuffed with goodies. Menu... read more
Rodrigo's chill Paraguayan on lazy south WB block. Afternoon hang for perfect steak sandwiches and creamy coffee "batidos" while listening to South American rock like Fabulosos Cadillacs, Piojos, o... read more
Peruvian chainlet hits the UWS with rotisserie chicken for the whole damn familia. Even the fussiest abuela will approve of the Matador combo: juicy whole chicken marinated in cilantro, chili, and ... read more
Omigod, it's in the middle of the block, on a side street, in a brownstone! There goes the neighborhood, and here comes a suave, date-worthy, somewhat precious Pan-Latino experience. Named after tr... read more
Arepa: a tasty corn hockey puck—crispy on the outside, soft in the middle—stuffed with meat, cheese, veggies, or all three. Get 'em seventeen different ways, including the Domino with b... read more
Mix of Peruvian expats, hipsters, and date-night couples is as eclectic as the menu of steaks and South American classics. Familial vibe prevails, beginning with complimentary bowls of cancha: ... read more
Meat and greet. Perfect steaks followed by dulce de leche-filled pancakes make us happy as a mischievous kid just back from fat camp. Sidewalk seats and a glass of Malbec can't be beat. Interior cl... read more
The purple stuff everybody's drinking? Cold chicha morada. You can make your own at home, simply ferment purple corn, and bottle! Colorful little family spot around the corner from more mainstream ... read more
Small space that packs South American punch. Long bar holds no more than 20 stools at a time, known to serve some of the best oysters in town. Focus is molecular gastronomy sans long-haul cooking. ... read more
When Todd P. met Don P.: authentic Ecuadorian restaurant bolstered by injection of indie rock. Although Mr. Patrick has moved on, low-rent spot still boasts substantial backroom, with upgraded stag... read more
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