First time here and very nice! Food is good and portions excellent. Definitely a redo

Food was delicious, service was prompt and en español, menu on iPad with pictures was helpful for those unfamiliar with Colombian dishes, and the restaurant had an indoor and outdoor space both with televisions watching fútbol

When you don't feel like cooking , but want home cooked food and a relaxing atmosphere - this is your place. Beautiful aesthetic, great and professional managers, kind waiters and amazing food. As a non Spanish speaker who is learning - Sebsatian was the most patient waiter answering all of my questions in Spanish. Fiancé loved being able to watch the fútbol game as well.

This restaurant is currently my favorite Colombian restaurant! I grew up in the jackson heights area of queens where a lot of colombian restaurants were present but this place is far better then everything I have tried so far. As a Colombian this place is so authentic and everytime I finish a meal I am super excited to try a new one the next time I come! I tried the crunchy chicken arepa and I ordered it without the pico de gallo. I thought it was incredibly delicious. My mother ordered the hawaiian chicken and she also thought it was amazing, I kept stealing some of her sauce for my fries. The service is pretty good, there are some times where we get incredibly friendly servers and other times where we get normal servers but personally I have never had a bad experience. They have never messed up my order and have always given the food relatively quickly after ordering it. The ambiance is pretty cool as well, when you go in you can pick where you wish to sit which I think is nice being able to choose that. The decor is beautiful and when you finish your meal don't forget to go to the bakery in the back which also has delicious food ( I reccomend the dedo de queso and the empanda de pollo )

If you told me Mineola had amazing Colombian food, I'd ignore your recommendations but this place is fantastic! Legit Colombian baked goods, breakfast, lunch and dinner items. And the flavors are on point. The servers are quick and there are many options for food and drinks with pics for those of us that aren't up to date with Colombian staples. Oh and it looks like a Colombian home restaurant inside. Worth a try!

Delicious Colombian food! Obsessed with their pan de bono. You can find in the bakery section of the restaurant. Large restaurant with tons of seating. Their menu provides pics of the meal in case you cannot read Spanish. Their cocktails are great, too. Table service is equally pleasing. They are attentive and polite. Happy dining!

This place is AMAZING! Mi esposa de Medellín y yo, we tried Noches for the first time on Colombia's día de la independencia (July 20) and wow! What a meal; what a great experience. Her words: "my love, if I am ever lost, look for me here." We entered into a genuine Colombian ambiance that felt like a walk into Antioquia. Very friendly people dressed in the uniforms of the Colombian fútbol equipé. Music is just like a Colombian transfusion through your ears and right into your blood. Started with the guacamole; fresh, tasty, better than any I have ever enjoyed at Margaritas Cafe (sorry mi amigos de Mexico) with some yummy mini empanadas. Oh goodness; I knew I was going to have little space for a main course. We did persevere and I am glad we did. The Pechuga a la Colombiana is about the most delicious chicken I have ever eaten. The creamy mushroom sauce is a little too plentiful, but chicken drowning in good sauce never stopped me before. Great maduro and arroz made the little I could fit in my stomach a delicious option. My wife enjoyed the Churisquito, a gorgeous portion of skirt steak with yuca frita, frijoles rojo arroz and a little more guacamole for good measure. Good flavor, but my chicken was the better selection. No room for postres, though I'm sure they are good. The half pitcher of margaritas is large but not very strong. Better deal than ordering by the glass. The service is amazingly attentive. The prices are a little costly. But overall an excellent experience de Colombia.

Generous servings, shareable. Bandeja Paisa had thin, tender beef, pork chicharron - skin is not crunchy but still good, comes with rice and beans. Beans were tasty but a bit watery and not much beans. 2 eggs were cooked hard; we would have preferred over-easy or over-medium. Lomo a la Colombiana is grilled pork with mushroom sauce, which we asked on the side. Comes with a choice of 2 sides- we picked tostones and maduros. Staff is nice and attentive. Lively ambiance, with music playing. Very spacious indoors. Outdoor seating is very nice but better when weather is a bit cooler. Addtl. percentage for use of credit card. There is meter parking behind the restaurant - a quarter per 1/2 hr.

If you're looking to have a quiet night out for dinner, this restaurant probably won't have the atmosphere you're hoping for. My only caveat! When my parents and I came, it was loud and very lively. DJ lights, salsa music and other songs in Spanish blasting, music videos playing on the screens... Come here when you are ready to unwiiiind and enjoy some delicious Colombian dishes! The cheese bread was soft and delicious with cheese baked into it without being clumpy. The salmon was nicely seasoned and the shrimp was crispy with a good amount of batter (not too much!). The drinks also have a nice presentation. Side note: Ordered the beef and chicken empanadas to-go one weekend prior. They're a good size and flavorful with or without the sauces (of which the spicy one I enjoyed the most!). The employees are very friendly and our server was happy to make some recommendations. Highly recommend dining here when you feel like the night is just getting started! I.e., don't go here if you're planning to head to bed after your meal. No, I take that back. Even if you come here before bedtime, you will feel happy and full from a good meal, so that works too lol.