Alexander

Absolutely delicious! I’ve never tried Bolivian food before, only hear how tasty it was from one of my Bolivian friends. I put my questions. Today after having some delicious salteñas! Also enjoyed the pupusas. The prices was very reasonable, and service was prompt. I absolutely recommend trying this restaurant!

+2

first time in this small place, the soup I got was very tasty and the salteña was decent, even though I went kinda late the server was polite, the only reason I'm putting 4 starts it's because the price of the salteña in the menu was different than the one in the check, when I asked why I was been charged more he said those prices were old, really? so why they don't change it or correct it? we costumers, should pay what ever is written in the menu right? anyways! since it's a small restaurant I'll take it. 🤷🏻‍♂️ I'll comeback another day 2 try the churrasco, I heard it's good.

Manisha Sabat

The restaurant is pretty small but feels cozy. They have a lot of bakery items. We ordered a few entries, and everything was great. They do give a lot of potatoes, so I would definitely suggest adding some vegetables. Other than that, a good restaurant to try out Bolivian food.

Robert Velarde

Authentic Taste of Bolivia at Luzmila's Visited Luzmila's Bolivian Restaurant, and it was like a trip back to my roots. As someone born and raised in Bolivia, finding a place that captures the essence of Bolivian cuisine is a real treat, especially when I want my kids to experience our rich culinary heritage. We indulged in pastel, salteñas, mocochinchi, and picante mixto. Each dish was a burst of authentic flavors and perfect seasoning, bringing back a flood of fond memories. The only letdown was the beer – it came across as bland and flat, possibly stored for too long. However, the standout food more than made up for this minor hiccup. I'll definitely be returning to Luzmila's for that genuine Bolivian flavor fix!

+2

patty canavan

for a quick stop when you are looking for authentic Bolivian food. Papusas tasty, grilled to perfection. Empanadas somewhat flavorless but can be jazzed up with some side sauce which has quite a bit of spice. Bottle drinks, service prompt

Rita Jones

A perfectly adequate and convenient location for saltenas and empanadas in the Falls Church area. Reasonable priced. As for the saltenas, they were smaller and sweeter than traditional but were seasoned well. We can't complain and we might just return.....but won't be going out of our way 🤷. We came in during the weekday lunch time and were served quickly for take out although it was busy for sitdown. A good sign and good customer service.

Emilie Salinas

Come her if you want to have pateles con api. They are just like in La Paz and full of cheese. We ordered Chairo, Fricasé and Salteñas. Very nice and friendly staff, our server came several times to ask us how everything was. Food is fresh. We also tried sopa de mani, Fricasé and Chairo. Chairo flavor was good, but I was surprised they made it with chicken and beef as Chairo is with 6 it is the "chalona" that gives the true flavor. Moconchichi drink was good.

+4

travon martin

The food was not good. To start off, they gave us bread that was dry and crumbly. It was a bad first impression. My waiter had a thick accent with broken English (which, of course, isn't a problem itself), but it made getting my order frustrating because it didn't have any of the modifications I asked for. I chalk it up to a possible language barrier vs ignorance. I had the chicken sandwich, which was the same dry bread they initially served to me. The chicken was also dry with not much flavor. They were served with fries that were unseasoned. To make matters worse, there was an undisclosed mandatory 19% gratuity fee. I was there with my fiancée and the initial bill was a little over $45. But taxes and an undeserved $9 really pushed my irritation beyond it's limit. The food had mediocre seasonings and felt like something I could do at home for half the price. I wouldn't come back here even if the food was free.

Grecia Cardenas

I’m Bolivian and this is not how Bolivian food is made. Service was not great or helpful at all. I was visiting family and I’m two hours away from This restaurant. I ordered 4 salteñas, sopa de kawi and chicharron. Chicharron was extremely dry, the salteñas were NOT fully cooked and the sopa de kawi was made with chicken, and chicken was raw. When I called they hung up the phone on me, started accusing me that I didn’t buy food from them, and they refused to refund me my money. I still have the receipt from this restaurant. Unfortunately my experience was not good and as a Bolivian I do not recommend this restaurant. I had put the salteñas back into the oven because they were so undercooked. Check your orders before you leave their restaurant if you decide to order from them. No estaba bien hecho la comida no se vale asi no deben tratar mal a sus clientes. I had to put the salteñas back in the oven for them to cook.

Andrea Godoy

This place should be ashamed to sell these type of alfajores 😣 is so dry and what happend to the caramel inside it looks like they scrape It off. The saltenas are good but so dissapointed in this “alfajores” estan duros, secos, y sin caramelo. Mejor no vendan esta porqueria😖🤢

ENRIQUE URIBE

I had this experience in 2021 with this restaurant. I had not shared it in Google but I had it in Tripadvisor. Here it goes: “We purchased 4 bolivian corn cakes recently and by the time we got home they were rotten, dark inside and with bad taste. We called to complain and the owner did not really care. Mediocre places like that are a shame for bolivian and latin culture. They do not make an effort to succeed or provide customer care or even good products because they know they will still sell no matter what. There is a total lack of a good quality bolivian restaurant in the area. Cause quite honestly this place is the definition of mediocrity and lack of effort to provide good products. Shame on you.”