
Grab a late-night menu built around Colombian street food
Arepas, Colombian-style hot dogs, and salchipapas — all made to order and served late night in West Palm Beach.
Three things we do better than most
We don't try to be everything. We just make a few things really well—arepas, Colombian hot dogs, and burgers—the way they're meant to taste.

Arepas
Fresh-grilled corn cakes stuffed with your choice of beef, chicken, cheese, or all three.

Colombian hot dogs
A toasted bun loaded with sausage, crushed potato chips, pineapple sauce, and mayo.

Colombian burgers
Thick, hand-formed patties with a crunchy potato chip crust and all the fixings.

Corn bowls
A warm bowl of sweet corn with mayo, cheese, and a squeeze of lime. Simple and perfect.

Salchipapas
Crispy fries topped with sliced sausage, ketchup, mayo, and a drizzle of ají sauce.

Churros
Hot, crispy churros dusted in cinnamon sugar and served with a side of warm dulce de leche.
What late-night street food looks like
We build every arepa, hot dog, and churro fresh when you order. Here's what you can expect on your plate.






What people say about our arepas
Real talk from the folks who've tried our Colombian-style hot dogs and burgers after midnight in West Palm Beach.
I came by at 1 AM after a party and grabbed a Colombian hot dog. The crunch from those potato chips totally got me. I'm a regular now.

Jake M.
Night-shift worker, West Palm Beach
The arepas here are the real deal. Simple, fresh, made right in front of you. Tastes just like my grandmother used to make back in Bogotá.

Camila R.
Colombian food lover
My go-to spot after work. The salchipapas are dangerously good, and they don't skimp on the sauces. Always hits the spot.

Derek L.
Regular customer
Over 20 Colombian street food faves ready for you
Place your order and we'll have it hot and ready by the time you pull up. Late-night cravings don't wait.
Taste what real Colombian street food is about
From arepas stuffed to the brim to hot dogs loaded with toppings, every order is made fresh when you pull up to Andino Spot in West Palm Beach.