Las frituras están riquísimas. Probé la empanadilla de pizza y estaba bien rellena (si tenía…read morepizza), cabe mencionar que lo combine con Kola Champagne. También los bacalaitos buenísimo y el Mofongo a su punto. La piña colada y el jugo de parcha como si estuviera en un kiosko de Puerto Rico.

Excellent food, excellent service!!! It was my first time eating here and I will given 10 stars if…read moreI can. Really goooood food. Amazing, tender and flavorful pork and is coming from someone that doesn't like pork very much.

As a Puerto Rican from the island , this place have amazing mofongo ,…read moreAnd good amount of food , I drive 22 mins back with my mofongo and still hot and not dry , very fresh food

3.5 stars...Ordered thru Uber, food was warm and fresh. The Monfongo was delicious yet the pork had…read morealot of fat on it and was DRY as a bone. The beef alcapurria has gotten much smaller with less flavoring (bland, very soggy & greasy) the pork was NOT fried like it should or use to be, moreso like it was old meat they cooked, sitting under a heating lamp for days kind of dry. Still would recommend, but get the meat to fat ratio under control. For the price on Uber (32$) I wouldn't do it again. Maybe in person waiting would be better.

La Bahía is a Puerto Rican bakery through and through, so if you're from the Caribbean or Hispanic,…read moreyou already know what to expect. But Florida is a melting pot -- you've got folks from Guatemala, Mexico, Honduras, everywhere -- and they walk in asking for Cuban bread. It's kind of funny because... this isn't Cuban bread. It's Puerto Rican bread. Different taste, different texture, different soul. And that's not a knock on anyone; it's just one of those cultural things that's hard to explain unless you grew up with it. With that said, the sandwiches here are solid. The place gets busy -- packed, actually -- which tells you everything you need to know about how the community feels about it. The food is authentic, the flavors are familiar, and nothing tastes watered down or "tourist‑friendly." We've been coming here for years, and the consistency is what keeps us returning. Same quality, same service, same comfort‑food feeling every time. It's the kind of spot where you walk in and instantly know you're getting the real thing.

This is one of the best tasting Spanish little cafés I've had in a long time. The staff is friendly…read moreand provides good service. It's a very chill location.

Since it's been a min my pictures are no longer on my fone but I must say and give credit to been…read moregoing there for many years now and their food is just delicious I must say my opinion now had a varies types but my favorite is their white rice with carne frita n of course their morcilla...next time there I will take a picture of my plate and share I highly recommend this place

Update ( I guess I forgot we ordered here before and only realized when we left the review but the…read morefood seems to be consistently bad ...dang they got us again for being so close lol) I've tried the chicharrones from this place twice now, (3 if you count 8 months ago when I forgot) and both times were a letdown. The first time, my partner picked up the order in person , we paid for a pound but got maybe 3/4 of a pound, and they were just fat with no crunch at all. They had the audacity to be bad and on top of that SHORT US. I decided to give them another chance and ordered through Uber Eats. They were still warm, so clearly fresh, but they were the chewiest, most unflavored and unappetizing chicharrones I've ever had still just full of fat. From a place called La Lechonera, you'd think they'd have these down. Sadly, I'll probably never order from here again. ( IF I CAN REMEMBER LMAO)

Really good flavor and super fresh! The tostones were fluffy and crispy, and smoothie was so…read morerefreshing. Best Puerto Rican food in Brandon!

Amazon latin food! Great prices very clean and lovely atmosphere. If you want latin flavor at it…read morebest this where you need to go eat!

I figured we would have a pleasant experience at Casa Tino based on the decent reviews. No chance…read more Upon entering an empty restaurant, we found only one other party at a table in the back, and were told that the table we wished to sit at was reserved. The server sat us at another table, next to a blaring music speaker, and when we attempted to move to another table away from the speaker, the server informed us that the other table was reserved. On a Sunday at 4:00 PM, the restaurant was practically empty. There was no request for drinks from the server, who went to the back and did not come out to ask what we would like to drink. We left.

We luckily could not get a table at a nearby popular seafood restaurant and blindly stumbled into…read morethis slice of culinary miracles, an authentic cooked-from-scratch chef's kitchen run by husband and wife wherein every single dish was a trip into another world of hearty fare with deeply layered flavors, with personable individual attentive service as if we were guests in someone's home, all in a cozy small place with an intimate ambiance that could sadly be far too easily overlooked in the back of this plaza but I hope does this family well for 100 years!!

Great Puerto Rican food! So happy I can have a slice of home so close! I've been missing this flavorread more

I went with my sister to eat a Alcapurrias the where yellow not the masa traditional horrible was…read morevery disappointed it's a small place not enough food just some need better service and food. It's a shame

The food was very good and did the job as a quick stop after flying in from the west coast.read more

Service was a bit slow, my friends and I went after the movies since it's in the same plaza. We sat…read morefor awhile before a server came. Ordered our drinks came in a flavor we didn't order. They fixed it though, food was okay . Restaurant was clean from what we experienced, cute cultural decor.

What an amazing place!!! Food was awesome. We had the Jibarito. Alcapuria and The steak sandwich…read moreand couldn't leave without trying the queso with guayaba sauce!!!! The owner was super cool had some beers with us and everything!!! Thank you for the amazing food and the VIP treatment

Very tasteful food all prepared fresh while you wait, by chef Ariel ..we ordered mofongo with…read moreshrimps also alcaurria . We will definitely visit again.

The food was excellent. Waitress did a great job. Had the Rotisserie Chicken meal with white rice,…read moreplantains, and red beans. Also tried the macaroni salad side. The chicken was very good. Tasty and fall off the bone done. Plantains, rice, and cup of beans was excellent as well. The pasta salad was ok, felt the pasta was overcooked and mushy in my opinion. Had a citrus taste to it. Will try it again as I do not want to use one instance to judge. Felt the visit was a good one. Everyone enjoyed the ambiance and food.

Live nearby but haven't been there in years. Thought we'd try it again. Took a few minutes to be…read moregreeted and seated although there were very few patrons in the restaurant. Then we were ignored for over 5 minutes while other tables were seated and waited on. Got the idea that not speaking Spanish had something to do with it. We finally got the attention of a server. He said he wasn't our server but that he'd take care of us. He turned out to be very good. Regarding the food, we started with the empanada trio. They came out hot and crispy. The chicken and beef were good but not much filling. We didn't enjoy the pizza one at all. For meals we had the shredded pork with rice, beans and plantains and a Cuban sandwich. Our food was very good. We each ordered the lemonade. Got the bill and saw they were $7 each. Wow. Guess we should have checked the menu for prices of drinks. Not sure we'll go back inside but may get takeout in the future.