The food is very delicious and large portions! The taste is great and fresh. The service is fast!read more

If you're looking for value for your dollar El Mambo is the place to come for breakfast. You get…read morevery friendly service in an immaculate dining room. Last week we spent close to $50 for an omelette breakfast. Crazy! El Mambo gives you a three egg breakfast special with your choice of bacon, ham or sausage, Cuban toast and coffee is included for $6.99! It's perfect for me without overindulging in all those unnecessary carbs that come with breakfast. The coffee is fresh, American or Cuban with refills! What a great deal! Plus the staff are so welcoming and friendly. It's great supporting our neighborhood community businesses!

Probably my favorite Cuban place in town. The staff is always super friendly and attentive, and the…read morefood and drinks are yummy. The apps are amazing - sometimes we don't even get to order entrees because we order like 3-5 apps instead. The space is also pretty cool. Definitely a hidden gem!

Was excited to check out a Cuban restaurant in Florida. It surprised me how overpriced everything…read morewas. It was a Saturday night. There were no tables available, and I was offered to seat at the bar. Very loud music. Ordered an appetizer called "cubanachos" that was served with Cuban style pork and included fried plantains on the description. The portion was generous, but I was very disappointed. I had seen pics of fresh plantains and what I was served was plantain chips. Taste was good. I noticed on the menu Brazilian traditional food like picanha.

Wow, what a delight to visit The Dominican Experience restaurant! We were on vacation in Ft. Myers…read moreBeach with my family and my son was looking for Dominican food for dinner. We found this place online and although it was quite a bit out of our way, we decided to go anyway. Boy, am I glad we did! The restaurant is family owned, and Arlene and Arthur were there to greet us and help us make our selections. Other family members also worked there and were super friendly, which added to the experience. The food was absolutely incredible! The roasted chicken and the pork ribs were my favorites. They were both tender, moist, and flavorful, and the ribs had that light char on the outside adding even more to the taste. We also had Pork Mofongo, Tostones, Sweet Plantains and Empanadas, which were all delicious. Even their standard side dishes (beans, rice, yucca, etc.) were a notch above. We highly recommend The Dominican Experience for anyone who is looking for authentic Dominican food prepared fresh and to your liking!

This is a hidden gem found in Cape Coral. The food is very tasty and they have authentic Dominican…read moredishes. I would definitely recommend it.

Amazing Service, Great Food. Relaxed atmosphere. We loved it. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

Para empezar la comida no es nada del otro mundo, el precio más o menos, pero la manera que están…read morerodando en lugares como un Restaurant del tercer mundo, los baños no están limpios, todo roto las cosas eléctricas cuelgan del techo como el sensor del elevador y por otra parte no tienen estándar de Restaurant para pedir por los tragos antes de pedir por la comida llegan y te piden que vas a comer, sencillamente sin traerte agua sin pedir que vas a tomar en otras palabras como un restaurante de tercer mundo. Los platos no los cocinan como uno pide, si dices Weldone te lo traen medium

The food is authentic Puerto Rican food great food great service. Come all who's looking for…read morefreshly cooked food Puerto Rican " arroz con gandules" is great.

Passing through the Tice neighborhood in Fort Myers on Palm Beach Blvd and noticed a newly opened…read morerestaurant with the Puerto Rican Flag as part of restaurant sign. Out of curiosity, stopped by to try this restaurant for an early lunch. I was the first patron of the day. The place was decorated with many native artifacts and has a festival ambiance. A center stage was decorated with speakers ready for native music and dancing! The staff was super friendly and explained the Puerto Rico cuisine and some of Mexican dishes to me. This is my first visit; I opted for a Camarones Al Ajillo (Garlic Shrimp) and a Jamaica (Hibiscus Tea). The Garlic was sauteed with garlic, red and green pepper and a side of Arroz Gandules. They were delicious and tasty. The chips and salsa, tostones (fried green plantain) and the garlic shrimps were made with fresh ingredients. The tostones were fried until golden, with crispiness. The place is clean; staff friendly and the food is good! The price is reasonable. Will be back for more Puerto Rican cuisine.

Easily one of the better Cuban restaurants in the area. Go eat , drink and be merry!…read more They offer daily specials that are not only wallet friendly but taste amazing and in large portions. Huge fan of the fresh squeezed OJ and the guava filled pastries.

The food was not bad once it arrived . The Cuban bread had something smeared on it they called…read morebutter. Huge dining area and could use some music or other noise than the clanking of dishes and sound of tubs being washed. It will be my last time here as it's not very welcoming and the wait was too long... sorry that's all I have to saY.

We went to celebrate a birthday! The food was fresh, delicious and well plated for presentation…read more The drinks were delicious and the service was excellent. The ambiance is very nice as well. We really enjoyed our experience and will do it again! The waiter gave us excellent meal, drink and dessert recommendations!

Arrived promptly around 2:40 pm, I've had my eye on this restaurant for months, and never seemed…read moreto make it. Luckily for us, it was on our route going back home. We entered the establishment, we noticed a couple of people eating and the server was walking us to the table with the menus and I noticed she didn't grab the lunch menu, luckily I did grab it and took it to our table. We ordered two lunch specials both with arroz guandules, salad, I got fried chicken chunks, with tostones and my boyfriend got fried pork chunks with sweet plantains. The food arrived promptly. They served us large portions. I especially liked the rice and the fried chicken chunks. The tostones were a little on the hard side. My boyfriend was a little upset with the fried pork chunks. He said the meat was cold and hard. (Ouch) The restaurant was a little empty, but what you expect on a Monday afternoon. The restaurant seems like it could be a vibe on the weekends. I love Puerto Rican food and I see they offer an extensive menu and might give it another try if come through the area again one day.

I'm giving El Patio five stars for the delicious food they prepare. The actual restaurant, and the…read moreservice, seem fine. But we got the food to go, so just spent a few minutes there. Looks okay. We ordered two Peruvian classics, Papa a la huancaina and Causa (with chicken) and we found them to be "sabrosisima!" (really tasty.) The huancaina sauce was perfect; I was afraid it was going to be too spicy, since it is a peppery cheese sauce, but it was great! Both these dishes are served with "cold" potatoes, which doesn't sound too appetizing, but actually they're more like room temperature, and we just loved both of them. Hmmm! These two meals from El Patio have set a new bar for other places to meet, and we're both looking forward to our next visit!

A wonderful family owns this restaurant and their service is excellent. The food is excellent and…read moreI particularly love the green spaghetti. It's very nice inside and we go here regularly and it has never been anything less than delicious