Cafe de Colombia is my go-to Colombian bakery when I'm on this side of town. I stopped here to pick…read moreup a cup of Colombian coffee and a pan de bono for breakfast. I love the smell of fresh-baked pastries in the morning. The bakery is a grab-and-go style since there is no seating area, only a small stand-up counter area. There are empanadas, arepas and all types of traditional breads and sweets. Everyone is so welcoming here and very helpful. I recommend coming here if you are looking for an authentic Colombian bakery. My only recommendation is that they could streamline their ordering process so it is more organized.

First time here. Woah! This is my neighborhood and never knew this place existed! Asked, they have…read morebeen open for 20 years! Inside? Very busy. Food? So much. Bread, pastries, cakes, chorizo, empenadas and more. We picked up to take out. Delicious. My husband is Columbian, so he was like a kid in a candy store- ordering way too much. Find the big loaf of Pan de Queso. So good. Every Columbian and Venezuelan place we have visited recently? Packed. People I think want a taste of home. Here? So much fresh and delicious. Recommend, but know there is a line.

No longer atheist. Let me explain. While at the Springs, I…read morewas looking for food in a different area far from home. Found this Jamaican Spot nearby that looked really good. Looked like an actual house turned into a restaurant. I drive through the hood to be greeted by a private parking lot with some nice cars parked, which is the best sign that something about this establishment is worth coming for. I go inside to be greeted by the most wholesome and lovely lady whom I assume is the owner. I obviously look and act a little bit different than most people but she treated me with love as if I'm a nephew. Then I eat outside ( the day went from shitty to beautiful so I HAD to ) and they were playing Z88.3 through the speakers. Put yourself in my shoes for a second. Enjoying Amazing food outside that you never had before while listening to good vibes Jesus music. Man, this place is different. 10/10. Pure euphoria today.

Something about that jerk sauce wasn't exactly right. It didn't taste like normal jerk sauce. I…read moreread in the comments as someone said it's a mix of some kind of tomato sauce and something else. But I will certainly say that I was in a neighborhood and want to try it out after driving by this place so many times. But to be honest as a native Jamaican, I've had so many better Caribbean spots I've experienced in my life that a lot better than this. Some parts of the ribs were very fatty and the flavor overall was just bland. I wouldn't come back here again because the food was so basic.

I eat here almost every day! Can't recommend their food enough!! Their carne asada tacos are the…read morebest in FL, anytime I try them somewhere else I seriously regret not just making the drive over here. Their coffee, breakfast sandwiches, and pastries are always soooo good too!! This family is passionate about their business and you can see it in how they treat their customers and prepare their dishes. Can't find many places that make quality, real, delicious, and affordable dishes like they do!! I love this place, I'd probably starve without them :D

Man, I might have found me a new taco spot. I got the Vecitacos combo: three carnitas tacos and a…read moredrink for $9.99. The poster says 'riquisimo', and they weren't joking! Those tacos were some of the most flavorful carnitas I've ever had. I'll be coming here just for that special. The poster was inaccurate. You can't get a bottle of soda anymore- just a drink from the machine. If they correct that, they'll get that fifth star back.

I like to pick up Pan Dulce from this Bakery and take it to work. I grew up eating this treat. If…read moreyou have never had this type of bread before it is slightly sweet and some what dry. You can dunk it in coffee which is really a treat for breakfast! Despite all the different colors, the flavors are not really represented. The pink does not take like strawberry or yellow like lemon. They all just taste the same vanilla. But this is normal!! The cookies are really a page from my childhood. The cookies with non pareils are my favorite. But I will go for a polvorone in a heartbeat! Those are the three colored triangle shape cookie. The reddish one covered with coconut are called besitos. They have a jam filling and are a bit sticky, but delicious! This is a self serve bakery. You take a tray, take some tongs and pick how many you want. They also sell hot food in the morning and Champorado which is a hot cocoa thickened with masa harina. They sell cakes as well. These are the most reasonably prices pan dulce you will find in Orlando area!

My family and I love to eat here whenever we're in San Antonio. The food is always good and always…read morefresh.

I ordered a hot meal and the natural sorrel juice, and everything was flavorful and satisfying. The…read morefood was hearty, well-seasoned, and felt like a true homemade Caribbean plate. The sorrel juice was refreshing, not overly sweet, and paired perfectly with the meal. Portions were generous, and the experience felt authentic and comforting. I would definitely return to try more dishes.

Food was. Good and fresh I had breakfast and my son had ox. tails pattie he pattie was nice and he…read morewill be back

They have great pastries and really good sweet bread. They have a huge variety of Mexican food but…read moreit doesn't taste fresh it kind of tastes like it's been pre prepared for a while. Their service could be a little better. They definitely need a bigger seating area; is a little crowded.

I ordered food from Uber Eats, and it arrived with a hair in the lettuce. It was absolutely…read moredisgusting.

Good Haitian food! That's the first thing to note. It's a simple, strip-mall, affair that mostly…read moredoes to-go orders. Nothing fancy. Also, we need to talk about languages: my Hispanic friends tease me that while I am multi-lingual the languages I know are "pretty worthless" compared to their Spanish. Well, in the same day and even the same shopping plaza today I used both Korean (at the hair salon in HMart) and Haitian Creole here! (If you're surprised a blond white boy speaks Haitian, just search "Mike Walker" and "Haitian" and you'll soon see.) So yeah, at least at some times you may encounter people working here who only speak Creole and some French. If you know French, you can make yourself better understood than with just English. Don't let any of this scare you off. At worst, you can point at stuff you want to eat. Or simply ask for fish: the fish is the best. Everything I've had is very good. I don't think the prices are steep, either. People who complain about the prices are assuming because it's Haitian and a neighborhood type place, even a bit run-down looking, it will be dirt cheap. Well, food prices sadly prevent that. I don't think they're overcharging, especially given the portion sizes. The people are incredibly nice (especially if you speak Creole), too. I would advise coming in earlier for dinner rather than nearer to close, too, because they can run short on popular dishes and some of this stuff you don't cook up on a whim, either. Overall, very good cooked with love and gladly sold with pride--as said in Creole, "Manje kwit pa gen mèt".

Came here for lunch today and I have a few things to say. The service was quick. I ordered over the…read morephone, she was polite. My food was ready upon arrival. I got a griot complete with black rice, 2 fish patties and a macaroni au gratin. The griot was tender and flavorful, the rice was missing something, but it wasnt bad. The patties were good, Ive never had the fish prepared this way but not complaining. The complaint I did have was the macaroni was burnt and they still served it. It didnt register to me until I opened it at home to see the cheese was burnt. The noodles underneath were fine. The macaroni wasnt the typical macaroni gratin, its made with macaroni elbow noodles which isnt how we typically do it and wasnt cheesy, but honestly besides it being burned on the top, it was pretty good. But i will say its Not macaroni au gratin, more like Jamaican mac and cheese vibes, but whatever it was it was tasty.now lets talk about the price! Every time Ive ordered haitian food in orlando i felt ripped off but this place was affordable. The griot was $16 approximately , the mac $8, patties $4 approximately. Meanwhile everywhere else was charging over $20 smaller portions, and the service is subpar. This was my first time here, and while it wasnt perfect because I was pretty disappointed about the burnt cheese, but because of the flavor profile, I will give them another chance to get it right. Definitely worth it for the price and the amount of food you get.

The cutest little authentic Colombian bakery, this is a staple after mass on Sundays and anytime I…read morecan get on that side of town! Great coffee, freshly baked goodies, and all the authentic colombian snacks you can think of! Reminds us of home. Also helps that all of their staff is super friendly and bilingual. Come in and try a pandebono to be transported back home!

I love this neighborhood gem! They have authentic Yucca + Pollo Pasteles for $3. It comes with a…read moresmall garlic sauce which is delicious and homemade. The chicken is well seasoned and not too dry, and the yucca is fried nice and flaky on the outside. You can walk in and order and usually get the food made fresh within 10-15 minutes. I'm always craving this and grabbing it in bulk for lunch for the family. They have an extensive menu offering everything from empanadas and arepas to smoothies and coffee. The inside is very clean and cute coffee shop themed decor on the walls. Its quiet and peaceful, perfect place for some mid day quiet time. I love their proximity to my house and I regularly order with them.