So delicious the food is amazing and the inside is so authentic but fancy! The service is also so…read morefast but fresh.

Amazing food! Very flavorful and great portions. Highly recommend the ice cream churro bites…read more Delicious!!

First time here to check out the food. I ended up getting Colombian and Argentinian empana. One…read morebeef and one chicken Colombian corn empana, and one beef and one spinach Argentinian empana. They were some pretty good finger food and I definitely will be back to try more options. The ambiance was low light and the seating was pretty good too so that youll have a view of the TVs no matter where you sit especially since the World Cup is on. Service was also pretty good and quick.

My dining companion and I visited El Rincón Latino Colombian Restaurant on recent Friday night…read more Since the universities have dismissed for summer break, we thought this would be a fine time to try this restaurant again. A restaurant was fairly empty when we arrived. We went inside, but let the server know we were gonna sit outside. Several minutes passed and menus were delivered. It took several more minutes for the server to return and take our order. I have to say the food is worth the price of admission! We ordered enough options so that we could take home leftovers for the next day's lunch. We ordered the chorizo tacos, served, and softshell flour tortillas. They must've been baked slightly because they had a little bit of structure to them. There is ample chorizo in each taco. Delicious! We also ordered an arepa, empanadas, tostones, and yuca fries. Everything was delicious, plated individually, and tasted wonderful. My question the reason we don't visit this restaurant more often. We were glad to visit and we plan to return!

Checked out Julio's for first Friday in June at railroad square park. We got their empanadas and…read moretostones. Both were delicious and I especially liked the sauce with both. Good prices (comparable to other food truck vendors). Julio's Food is definitely a spot I will visit again.

My kids and I came to the Thursday Food Truck gathering at Lake Ella before the Embrace Diversity…read moreVigil tonight. After strolling past all the trucks and choices, we settled with Julio's because it had a mix of everything. I got the Chicken Philly with yuca fries. There were onions and cheese with the Chicken sandwich. The pluses of the sandwich: there was a lovely hardened cheese atop the sandwich, adding a crunch and flavor kick. Also, the bread was buttered, adding to the taste. Minus: the sandwich as a whole was lacking a bit of flavor. The yuca fries were fried, but not greasy. The cilantro aioli they have to go with it was DELICIOUS. If you don't care about calorie intake, the aioli would jazz up the Chicken Philly. My daughter got a beef empanada and seasoned crinkle fries, while my son got a corn dog. All of us left happy and full.

Lugo's Burrito is a food truck…read more I first heard about them from my companion who eats their torta every Tuesday at work. Consequently, he began following them on social media, and well, January came and went with them posting an ad in Spanish, which of course, my companion had me call over since I speak Spanish and he does not. They were selling kings' cakes for the Epiphany (for those who speak Spanish those cakes are called rosca de reyes). They had two sizes: medium and large. The medium was massive and we had food for days. I will say though it was something I wasn't unaccustomed to because I usually have the one that is colorful, looking like cake from Mardi Gras. You can revoke my Mexican card here seriously. This is not to say that this one wasn't colorful, it just wasn't the sparkling green and purple rainbow I've known my entire life. Anyhow, it was legitimately delicious and that box was huge. Admittedly, their portions overall are huge. Weeks later we went to First Fridays and I tried their chicken fajita burrito and I regret eating it all in one bite because food coma. This is definitely one of those places that the portions to price are shocking because they're feeding a family for decent prices. Not to mention, too, that the owners, Leslie and Javier, are super nice and friendly. Will definitely keep ordering from them when the occasion arises!

Best burritos in Tallahassee. Seriously. I hope their food truck gets brought back in working…read moreorder....

Habana Boardwalk is my favorite place to get Cuban food in Tallahassee. My absolute favorite meal…read moreis lechon with boiled yucca and fried plantains. It is scrumptious! The service is also excellent. It is kind of a "hole in the wall" type of restaurant, and that is fine with me!

Service was amazing, all the workers are all hospitable. Food was really good as well! I had a…read morecraving for Cuban food and I am satisfied, I will be back.

Some of them speak little English. That was the biggest barrier. It was my first time & I didn't…read moreknow what was recommended or popular. I used google translate & the little Spanish that I knew to fill in the gaps. I ordered sopes, gorditas & tacos. Very pleased with the spiciness of the meal. The chicken itself, wasn't full of flavor but I think I need to try more menu items to be able to properly judge this establishment! The staff was extremely sweet though! So I'm going to give them another try.

Really nice looking food and service. Got some looks from people when we sat to eat and it was…read moreprobably because we didn't fit in much with the crowd :( the food wasn't bad though. Tacos were alright but pupusas were better!

I was told the Arepa Cochino Frito was good, but honestly that was an understatement. The food was…read moreamazing! I stopped in during lunch and asked for a recommendation, and the Arepa Cochino Frito was suggested. I'm glad I listened because the flavor, freshness, and overall quality did not disappoint. If you're unsure what to order, definitely give this dish a try. Great recommendation, great food, and an experience worth coming back for!

I tried this place for the first time in a while. I brought my son with me. I ordered the tequenos…read moreand a beef empanada as my appetizer(s). They were both good. I ordered mango fresca as my drink at it was delicious. I ordered a shrimp arepa for my entree. It wasn't good. I thought it was warm shrimp but it's a cold shrimp salad. This place is usually pretty good but this meal was just okay.

Great Cuban food. Very nice open venue. Would recommend for anyone looking for a nice place to have…read morea drink and some good food.

This Miami-born and raised Cuban girl visited her friends in Tally and they (formerly Miamians as…read morewell) said: "We are going to a Cuban dive bar tonight". Uh. Ok. ? When they told me the name, and I recognized it from the drive up (I was like: What is that place? Does anyone go there?), I was quite skeptical. Well, I'm not sure how Tommy and his wife pulled it off, but this is my new favorite place when we visit our friends. Excellent Cuban food (you don't have to like or know Latin food to enjoy it...think of it as very savory bar food)...those appetizers from the glass case (if you're from Miami, you know what I mean) could hold their own: excellent empanadas, croquetas, and papas rellenas. Super yummy steak sandwiches, cold beer, great bartender (Sage, I believe?) and the owner Tommy and his wife came over and talked to us for a while. (If he has not yet added the media noche egg rolls to the menu, ask him about them!!!). The vibe is still Tallahassee country....cool local vibe, great and kitschy decor...what a great f'in fusion. Hope this place becomes a local staple...not only for my friends, who live down the road, but for us, who visit often!!