Yes , the restaurant is closed but, they have a food truck called "Sabrosura718foodtruck". It's…read morelocated on 17/92 N just down the road from El Zuccholo Supermarket in the flea market food truck area . They serve a lot of the same Foods that are as fresh & delicious as what you remember. Give them call to order or just stop by. (863)391-2911.

Location has been open for many years, but still runs like a brand new small business. Hours are…read moreonly suggestions and don't be surprised if everywhere online says they're open but you show up and they're not. Certain items on the menu are never available or take 15 to 20 minutes for the kitchen to make. Honestly only go for the hot bar during lunch hours. That is the only consistent thing they have on the menu food, when available, is very good and the staff is always really kind. Just need management and owners to step it up.

I have never been not a fan of the options in the mall food court, and I rarely go to the mall…read more But, I love Thrify's hot food bar! I was so excited that Thrifty's hot food bar is now a restaurant in the mall called Buen Café Latin Food that I went to the mall twice in two weeks! The service is fast. The food is delicious. The portions are massive. The price is just right. I will be back, and you should go too.

My husband and I were craving some good Hispanic food and came across this restaurant, it did not…read moredisappoint! The service was great, and the food was absolutely delicious. We ordered the mofongo with grilled chicken, rice, beans, fried pork chunks, plantains, and the loaded fries. Everything was fresh, perfectly seasoned, and full of flavor, exactly what you hope for when you're craving Latin food. We'll definitely be coming back!

Great tasting food will definitely recommend The restaurant…read morejust has a new Name Mya's Cafe

Food is 100% authentic Dominican food fresh & hot ! Great service , very friendly, and there lunch…read morespecial is a huge portion as well as there breakfast

Food was amazing! Great flavors. Xavier was exceptional!!!…read more Thank you for the great service!

Great staff and great food. Venezuelan empanadas were crisp…read moreand served at perfect temperatures

Fortuna Bakery in Posner Park has quickly become one of our favorite spots--every visit is a treat…read more The moment you walk in, you're greeted with the smell of freshly baked goods and the warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes you want to try everything in the display case. Their food is consistently delicious, whether you're grabbing pastries, empanadas, sandwiches, or something sweet. Everything tastes fresh, homemade, and full of authentic flavor. We've sampled a little bit of everything over time, and honestly, there hasn't been a single thing we didn't like. It's the kind of place where you come in for a quick bite and end up staying longer because it just feels good to be there. The portions are generous, the quality is great, and the staff is friendly and helpful. If you're in Posner Park and craving something tasty--breakfast, lunch, dessert, or a coffee break--Fortuna Bakery is absolutely a must-visit.

Very kind and attentive. Glad we stopped here when looking for our morning coffee. Loved the feel…read moreof the place. Very clean. Beautiful spread of pastries.

I was visiting Florida from Los Angeles, California and was looking to try Puerto Rican,…read moreDominican, Cuban food and this was definitely the place. This restaurant is nothing fancy but it's delicious both times I flew to Orlando Florida I stopped by and it was DELICIOUS! You can order from a set menu or build your own plate as they have a section like buffet style but the nice ladies that work there serve you what you choose. Both times the service the employees have my family and me was welcoming and made use feel right at home. The restaurant had traditional Latino carribian music playing in the restaurant salsa, merengue and some bad bunny. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone trying to expand their cultural taste buds.

Quick, affordable, good selection, great for take out too. Mofongos of all types, my favorite is…read morethe Trifongo. Dining area is not upscale, small tables and a few booths.

At this point, I think I can officially call myself a paella connoisseur . If I see paella on the…read moremenu, I HAVE to try it. I don't make the rules. So of course, when I went to Pal Campo Restaurant, I had to order the paella. I didn't dine in this time, I grabbed it to go. First impression? They definitely got my attention because there was a big ol' lobster sitting right on top! Now THAT is how you introduce me to a plate of paella. The flavor was really good, the seafood was good, and overall I enjoyed it. My one issue was the peppers and onions. There were a LOT of big chopped pieces that I could clearly see and taste, and for me, that was a little bit of a turnoff. I prefer everything in my paella to blend together a little more. But did that stop me from eating it? Absolutely not. And here's the funny part. I ate the leftovers the next day and somehow it tasted even better! Maybe everything just needed a night to get acquainted because that second-day paella was hitting. So, as your self-appointed traveling paella inspector, I'm giving this one a 8/10. The flavor was there. The lobster definitely earned some extra points. I just needed those peppers and onions to calm down a little bit.

Visited Pal Campo in Orlando with the family, and overall, it was a decent experience. The…read morerestaurant definitely has that authentic Puerto Rican vibe, from the decor to the live music. It's a lively, family-friendly spot that makes you feel like you're back on the island. Now, on to the food! I ordered the Chuleta Can Can, and this thing was massive! So big that I couldn't finish it. Unfortunately, it was a little on the salty side, which took away from the flavor. The rice was also a bit bland and could have used more seasoning. Surprisingly, the beans were delicious and probably my favorite part of the meal. And I know what most people are thinking mix the rice and beans together but a good Puerto Rican white rice is always seasoned. Overall, the atmosphere was great, and we enjoyed the live music and family setting. Definitely a nice place to experience some Puerto Rican culture.

New food truck serving Venezuelan food. Very very good. Friendly family from Maracaibo.read more

From the owner: Date! con Rolando brings the authentic taste of Venezuela to Florida. Enjoy our Maracaibo-style…read moreburgers, arepas, patacones, pepitos, and Venezuelan hot dogs, all made with fresh ingredients and passion in every bite.

The place is ok, small but it suppose to be comfortable if wasn't for the loud tv for nobody, that…read morewas horrible to listen my husband in front of me. Burger came out first,y husband could finish his sandwich and then my arepa came. Tip for the owner: if one dish is faster then the other, start preparing the one that takes longer first, and then serve both plates together. $19 for a burger tasting a lot of fat and the probably that was dry. Arepa was ok, but you can choose between fried or baked, not grilled, never saw this.

Be sure to read the other reviews about this forced, undocumented "service fee/gratuity". You'll…read moresee owners comments on other reviews it is not charged for small parties (according to the owner). But yet I as a single diner was charged?!? And WTH. If it's gratuity, label it gratuity!! This is a deceptive and illegal practice as it's not noted on the menu that parties of one or more automatically get a 12, or maybe 18% gratuity added. I usually tip 20% so I'd say I saved money, but since it was labeled "service fee" I didn't know if the server that helped me got any of it - so I rounded to up to $40. Effectively $10 tip on a $30 tab. Horrible business practice!! Food is on point though. They have a 12% undocumented "service fee". I was a single diner that ate there. That's some straight up BS. I would have done 5 or even 6 stars if it wasn't for the service fee. If it wasn't for that, I would be here 3-4 times a week if I lived over here!!! This menu is big and delicious. The food was fantastic. The staff was great and tried to accommodate English as much as I tried not to butcher Spanish.

I got to try Venezuelan Breakfast for the first time, the shredded beef was so tasty and it was an…read moreawesome combination with eggs! Also had pan de bono and a cheese empanada that were delicious!

thanks for the special effort by Karen and the staff to get this baked and to me on time for the…read moreparty. The Irish loved it as did the Dominican Dulce de Leche experts. sitting now for the $10 breakfast special. my waitress Karen is doting over me and all the customers, for the restaurant and the bakery. Stay for the empanadas, leave with a cheesy bread. I recommend La Fuente to everyone. a required visit when family comes to the parks.