Y'all, this place is fire! I grew up in South Florida and was skeptical about south american food…read morethis far north, but the reviews were great so i tried it. The chicken was moist and flavorful, the yuca & tostones perfectly cooked, and the sauces absolutely delicious. The only item I didn't love was the rice and beans, they were a bit bland, but the servings are huge so I was full anyway. The service was quick - perfect for a work lunch. 100% recommend. I'll be back the next time I'm in Pensacola!

Incredible food, great service, and value! Heard awesome…read morethings so decided to give it a try. The chicken was incredibly flavorful and the fresh rice and beans and macaroni and cheese were super fresh sides served in heaping amounts too. Plenty of space to eat inside out of the heat.

During our visit to Fort Walton we decided to go to Papi's and we are so glad we did. I ordered the…read moreSurf and Turf Mofongo with skirt steak and shrimp with a side order of fried plantains. My wife ordered the Roast Pork with fried breadfruit (pana); the portions were generous. For drinks we had a Malta and Coconut water. The food was exceptional; all very well seasoned and perfectly cooked. The owner was very friendly, the restaurant was clean. The restaurant features nice art work and puertorrican decor. We'll return again next time we're in town.

I would rate my overall experience more of a 4.5 stars but still would highly recommend…read more Coming from Orlando, I had not found Puerto Rican food in the area yet. This was a lovely surprise. The restaurant is decorated well with reminders of Puerto Rico everywhere. Staff were also lively and welcoming. You order and pay at the counter and sit down to wait for your food to be brought to you. You can order a fresh made dish or pick from the variety of rices, meats, etc that they have ready to order as well. The relleno de papa was a 5/10. Just not what I'm used to in terms of flavor or texture. It tasted more like oil than the potatoes and beef I was hoping for. The mofongo was great! The garlic flavor was not overpowering and it was FILLED with shrimp not just 4-5 pieces. I look forward to making this a frequent stop during my visits to Ft. Walton.

Made a to-go order and took it home. Moose the amazing guy who guided me through the menu and took…read moremy order said "we will see you again" and man he is RIGHT! I was hungry so all the food was ordered. Chicken empanadas, chicken club, Cuban sandwich, yuca Frita, flan and trea leches. This food was amazing! Everything was hot and fresh. You can tell this food is made with pride. The yuca was a little thick but was still fried pretty well, very light and no signs of too much grease. The empanadas were light and flavorful just amazing. The flan has to be the best flan I have had since living here.....seriously. It was firm and the perfect texture. Safe to say this place will be in my rotation!

Best Caribbean food hands down. From the fresh guanábana juice to the best snapper and…read morechicharrones! My kids got the pasta with shrimp. We all loved our food and couldn't stop eating from how good it was. The ambiance is good, good vibes, the portions of the food are very good for the price. If you are wanting a fresh homemade meal this is the spot for you! Sooo good! Wish we had good Caribbean food in Texas! La mejor comida caribeña.

The homemade food is delicious. I love trying new food! The service is always personal and fast…read more Eat Local!!!

Food is great! My husband and I go here every month! Food was fresh and hot. Service was excellent.read more

Located in the CVS/Ross/Dirt Cheap shopping center but behind all the buildings (across the street…read morefrom Center Florida Auto Sales) in a small trailer. The food is 100% authentic, pupusas are made fresh to order so expect a wait. Luckily, we arrived when only one other customer was there so our order was the only one they were working on so it wasn't too much of a wait. The prices are fair and the flavor delivers. We were all satisfied with the taste and agreed that they were delicious! Don't hesitate to stop by for some amazing food any time of day.

I've been planning on trying this place since an Uber driver told me about it a number of months…read moreago. Time just has a way of getting away from me... Well, I finally made it, and I'm really glad I did. While the variety of pupusa fillings is a bit limited, those offered are very good. I tried three of the filling offerings and found each of them to be very tasty. I noticed a number of reviews mentioned the service was less than friendly and somewhat slow. What I found were friendly staff, who are monolingual Spanish speakers. I'm certainly not fluent, but I found them quite friendly and accommodating when I used my "baby talk" Espanol. I imagine any perception of a lack of friendliness or service is merely a matter of miscommunication. This food stand is situated with two others, one offering Chilean fare, and the other offering Mexican food. It seems the outdoor seating area is shared by the three businesses. It's clean, nicely arranged, and I plan to return and try the other options, too. I'll let you know when I do.

Stopped in mid-morning and ordered a "Cachapa" - a thick, very sweet, cake made with fresh…read morecorn/masa. The half inch thick "torta" is sometimes as a thick pancake and often folded in half for serving. This one was a bit too thick to do that and, instead, covered the serving plate (see photo posted). This thick corn cake was fried to a crispy light golden brown crust with a moist and tender very sweet interior. It was topped with melted cheese (queso a mano) or white mozzarella. It also was covered with a fairly tender layer of barbecued beef plus slices of fresh avocado. Big serving - big flavor. Also grabbed a half dozen "Colombian" style empanadas (2 of each type: chicken, beef, or cheese.) Well cooked, slightly thick cornmeal crust and amply filled. These came with garlic-forward Colombian "Aji picante." Many more Latin dishes to explore on another visit.

Michiladas, Ceviche tostadas and Barbados tacos. The…read moreabsolutely best place for Mexican/Colombian food in all of Destin, Ft Walton beach and surrounding areas. I highly recommend if you love true Mexican and or Colombian food experience. A truly must stop by.

The service was amazing. The waitress was amazing. The food was amazing. It was so good. I am…read moredefinitely coming on my birthday. The atmosphere was peaceful and chill and I will definitely be coming back. if it was possible to give more than five stars I would I would give 100

The food truck in now parked beside Farmhouse Market on 59…read more They only serve beef and pork for meats. Tacos are topped with onions and cilantro. Slice of lime included. The salsas are mild or HOT! My favorite is the green salsa with pork tacos... They make to order so do not expect quick delivery of food.

First things first.... I was wrong. Over the years I've been back more than a few times. I love…read morethis place. When my daughter comes for a visit, her and her boyfriend insist on a trip to Roosters. The Cuban sandwich is my daughter's go to. My favorite is the jerk chicken plate. In closing let me apologize for my quick reaction and encourage others to stop by and give the jerk chicken plate a try.

Nice staff. Didn't want anything at the insider so ordered pick up and was quick…read more Tried the surf and turf which is just like a special dirty poboy from back home but in a burrito. It was decent and fairly big. Toppings were nice. Liked the mango habanero hot sauce and their salsa. Also ordered the sweet plantains. They were ok I feel like you could step it up a little more.

Oh my gosh! I didn't think there was any chance I would find a place that rivals Taqueria El…read moreAsador but this place, while very different and very similar, is absolutely just as good! And on the completely other end of town... The tacos el pastor are reminiscent of the tacos I was eating on the shores of Los Cabos with bits of pineapple giving a little umph to the marinated pork. And the tamales wrapped in banana leaves took me back to the Yucatan peninsula with the uniquely seasoned and wrapped tamales. Their food is just amazing! The service is good, too. You order at the makeshift counter (this is an outdoor stall of sorts situated with Chilean and Salvadorian neighbors) then they deliver the food to your table along with salsas and flatware. While there isn't air conditioning, luckily there was a nice light breeze when we were there. This trip we very much enjoyed both Mexican and Salvadorian food. Unfortunately, the Chilean stall was closed. I guess we will have to return! That won't be a problem, I'm looking forward to more of this places delectable cuisine.

They're back! Follow them on fb at https://www.facebook.com/ChileLindoRinconLatino and note the…read moreupdated menu and prices. Nice truck to have with the other 2 at this location, and they have recently expanded the seating quite a bit.

Southern food includes Meat-and-Three restaurants, barbeque, fried ANYthing, fresh caught fish, and…read morehunted game. Hominy, hush puppies, cornbread, grits, Alabama white sauce on any meat, especially smoked chicken, are all popular in Alabama. BBQ is practically a religion in the South! As former certified Kansas City Barbeque Society (KCBS) certified judges, my husband and I completed the training and paid the fees to be certified. The "KCBS way" is different from a lot of people's preferences in that, for example, a BBQ rib should actually have some "pull" to it, meaning, when you bite into it, your mouth should leave a mark in the rib. This means "fall off the bones" ribs are not KDBS quality, despite how many love that rib consistency. The KCBS judges slots fill up so quickly and required us to travel at our own cost and we did not judge any KCBS events. Back to Southern food. Deep fried double Oreos are one of the many fried foods here in Huntsville, and Melt restaurant features them on their menu. Meat-and-Three restaurants feature a meat (usually fried pork chop, meatloaf, BBQ, fried catfish, country fried steak/chicken) and three sides (fried okra, creamed corn, mashed potatoes and gravy, baked potato, potato salad, cole slaw, French fries) and bread options such as cornbread, rolls, hush puppies. While Southern Cooking is absolutely delicious, I have to limit it because lets face it, it is high in calories and cholesterol. When I do indulge, it's shrimp and grits, pimento cheese, fried green tomatoes, and fried whole okra.

This is really a Rouses grocery store with an excellent deli area. I like that the meats and…read moreofferings are fresh. I like to get my fruit here because it is often locally sourced and very fresh. The staff is always helpful and cooperative. Sometimes it's pretty busy because of tourists, but everyone is always kind.