The space is clean, modern, casual and has a large flat screen tv plus wi-fi. They are open for lunch and dinner and I think they are open late night as well. Everything is under $8.50.
I opted for the Chori Perro (Chori-dog) which is a smoked sausage (yeah you guessed right chori is short for chorizo) with mozzarella, potato chips and bacon. mmmmm. This was a large dog with a nice bun that was able to stand up to the intriguing combo. The chorizo was fresh and grilled nicely. The chorizo itself had a mild spicy flavor. The bacon and crushed potato chips added nice flavor/texture. The dog also came with a combo of five sauces a/k/a condiments that included ketchup, mustard, mayo (generally not a fan of) and pineapple. I was a bit concerned about the sauce combo but it worked. They all blended in nicely to form a tasty combo. I wouldn't have known there was mayo or pineapple on the dog if they didn't tell me.
I really enjoyed my dog and looking forward to going back to try the super perro (hot dog and not a sausage), the burger plus some of the arepas. Not sure about the fried hot dogs though. I have visions of corn dogs with bright colored meat...
I'm curious about those gourmet arepas. This place has potential. I'll report back after I try some more items.
**** as promised I returned to try the not so "gourmet" arepas. Round two I sampled the pork loin with the traditional Colombian sauce, hogado. The hogado sauce was salsa-esque and overpowering. Didn't love the pork or the arepa either. I also sampled the tenderloin arepa which was served with mozzarella and a bechamel sauce. The tenderloin was fine but the sauce didn't work for me nor did the arepa. WE finished ONE of the three sliders.... I stand by my chorizo-dog recommendation but unfortunately can't recommend Borojo for anything else. I apologize for the premature recommendation.
1940 Hollywood Boulevard
Hollywood, FL 33020-4524
(954) 367-5999
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