Excellent puertorican restaurant. Truly the most attentive team ever, from the moment we walked in…read moreyou're greeted with a smile that makes you feel right at home. I tried the bifongo with garlic shrimp and it was delicious and a great portion as well.

Stopped in for lunch today. Have passed this place before and never made it in. They are open for…read morebreakfast and lunch and the bakery items look amazing. We got sandwiches... I got the bisteca (beef) and my daughter got the turkey. The sandwiches were fire! Fresh hot bread, fresh ingredients... and it was so big I couldn't eat the entire thing! This place isn't fancy, but it definitely gives off cute cafe vibes. Service was good as well. Also the prices were very reasonable! Can't wait to go back and try the baked goods!

Really enjoyed this place, it was our first time. The service/staff were all very nice. It was…read moreclean and well ventilated so you don't leave smelling like food. Will definitely be back!

Pa'lla Voy is tucked away in Sanford and I'm glad someone introduced me to it. A couple of weeks…read moreago, my friend had taken me to P'a'lla Voy in Sanford and I'm so glad she did. This place is really hidden, I mean I went to middle school not far from there and never knew it was there. Walking in, Pa'lla Voy gives me the same feeling as a small mom and pop shop. They do plate lunches and more there. Truly a variety and personable feeling when you walk in. They're located at 1732 Rinehart Rd, Sanford, FL. I ordered the fried fish with mac salad and sweet plantains. I was really split between the plantains and the rice, however, the owner was so sweet that she threw it in for me anyway. She gave me a huge cup by the way without charging me extra just so I could try it. They had a whole case of desserts too, and honestly who can say no to a giant portion of flan? I paid about $25 for the whole meal and it was definitely enough for two meals. The fish was a fresh fried tilapia topped with onions. You have to eat it fresh, but it was so crispy and flavorful. The mac salad was fresh with bell peppers and a good palate cleanser when eating fried food. The plantains are a good staple. The rice really stole my heart though. It was so good. I would rate the plate an 8.5/10. I also got tamarind juice, which I would rate at a 8.5 as well. Overall, I would rate them an 8.5/10 and recommend anyone in the area to give them a try. They are so sweet and the food is good and a lot for what you're paying.

Mi Casa is a local Puerto Rican restaurant over in Longwood. They started out as a food truck but…read morenow have a brick and mortar location. I was looking for some food in my area recently and came across their restaurant. I love Puerto Rican cuisine so I decided to give them a try. I ordered grilled chicken with rice, beans and plantains. Upon walking in immediately you see this is more so a takeout place opposed to somewhere in which you'd sit down and eat. It's very quaint inside with maybe 2 or 3 chairs to eat in if you wanted to. As for the food, the chicken was cooked perfectly, the juiciness was very present and seasoned well. The rice and beans were very good, rice flavorful and fluffy and the black beans paired very well with them. The service from them was also top notch, very warm and friendly and welcoming. The bottom line, this is a small restaurant specializing in authentic Puerto Rican cuisine, good food, good service and well worth it.

Amazing food and flavors. The tripletas are huge and delicious. Great customer service too.read more

What an amazing first time experience! Dropped my dog off next door at the vet and popped in to…read moretry this place. I NEVER do carry out but I had an appointment so I ordered some random classics & hit the road hopeful I would not be disappointed. My wife is straight out of Bayamon, PR so this place has to hit! The bag was heavy, food was fresh and I could not believe I got all this for just $88.00! The hostess was super patient and made great recommendations! I get home and BANGO! I cannot wait to go back and eat there with my family!

We ordered pizza and shrimp empanadillas as appetizers. The pizza was clearly Kikuet. The shrimp…read moreone was extremely greasy. The food is very expensive for what it is. For my main course, I ordered garlic shrimp with mamposteao rice, but the shrimps were severely overcooked. The second dish was the chicken milanesa, but the crust had a strange flavor. Honestly, the best part of the plate was the French fries. The kids' mini churrasco meal is good, and the price is fair. For such an expensive Puerto Rican restaurant, it lacks flavor. The service is okay, but it could be better. Ambiance is nice, good decor. No Medalla Light on the beer menu. Overall do not recommend.

Stopped in for some fresh Empanada's & Papas Rellenas from the deli. Awesome selection of…read moremerchandise at affordable prices.

Great bodega style buffet hot line. Assorted Latin favorites. Great quality and flavors!! Service…read morewas very friendly. Had the 1/2 chicken lunch with rice, beans and boiled yuca. Very good!! Clean buffet area with simple grocery store vibe. If you enjoy a great place for Latin food to go, this is a must try!!!! Buffet below

I used to come to get pan de bonos and other goodies years ago and stopped going because I didn't…read moremake it on time before closing or wasn't around the area. After many years, I decided to stop and see if I could get any goodies even if it was close to close time abd I got lucky! They were out of pan de bonos, but since I had been craving something sweet to go with my coffee after lunch, we got tiramisu and a palmier. Both were delicious and packed with flavor! You can tell that they use quality ingredients to get tasty treats. The owner that took care of us was nice, friendly and attentive. We sure will be back.

The food and treats here are very delicious. The staff were very nice and curious. It felt like…read morefamily was cooking for you honestly. The food had that homemade style and taste.

As someone who's Colombian, La Antioqueña really hits home for me. This has become my go-to spot…read morewhen I'm craving authentic Colombian food done right. There's a level of familiarity in both the flavors and the experience that's hard to find. I usually order the bandeja paisa, and it's exactly what you'd want from a classic. Generous, flavorful, and true to tradition. It's the kind of dish that brings you back to the roots of Colombian cooking. The beef empanadas are another favorite. Crispy on the outside, packed with flavor on the inside, and consistently satisfying every time. Between the authenticity, the quality, and the consistency, La Antioqueña is a place I keep coming back to.

The empanadas were to die for. I got 2 chicken and 2 beef for $11- what a deal. They're more of the…read morecorn based empanadas (different style than flaky Cuban empanadas). The lunch special ropa vieja was okay, not much sauce and a little dry for my liking. Perhaps this is just the Colombian style of ropa. It came with delicious soup and plantains. I ordered ahead online and did curbside pickup, but I'd definitely like to eat inside next time cause it seems like a fun atmosphere and good casual vibe. Will definitely be back to try some other things they're known for (friends rave about the bandeja paisa).

The fact that you can't find them on Google should be a red flag. There's nothing special about…read morethis place. The rice with chicken is a joke. It's yellow rice pilaf with pieces of bland chicken thrown on top. And the empanadas? I don't think so. Just check out the picture. And I paid $5 for that.

Just wanted to let you know as my first and last time ordering from your restaurant w Door Dash…read more Ordered 2 salad havana and didn't get very much or what was even described. No black bean corn salsa. No guac. No onions. Barely 3-4 pieces of bacon. Very disappointing to say the least.

we stopped by this place on the way home & it was so delicious!! it was also super busy which is a…read moregood sign. the tables were nearly all full but besides that fact - the food came out so quickly too. we got the hawaiian cuban (my fave), brenda's special, & a platter w/ the ropa vieja. the hawaiian was a classic, clean sandwich w/ a sweet bite of the pineapple. the brenda's special was also yum but it was a lot going on in the bite, good if you're into a philly style sandwich. the ropa vieja was a big helping w/ a side of beans, rice, & grilled veggies. i like a clean, simple sandwich myself - everyone has different preferences! but it's safe to say that we will definitely be back. thanks !!

If you haven't been to Cubans on Ten Run in Casselberry yet, stop what you're doing and go. I'm…read moreconvinced their Ropa Vieja was slow-cooked by someone's Cuban grandma who refuses to let anyone leave hungry. It's that good. And the authentic Cuban sandwich? Listen... I've eaten a lot of Cubans in my day (the sandwiches... relax), and this one is elite. Perfectly pressed, crispy on the outside, tender pork on the inside, and so good it made me question every life decision I've made at other sandwich shops. The staff is super friendly, the portions are generous enough to make you consider unbuttoning your pants in public, and the flavors are on point every single time. If Yelp let me give 6 stars, I would. Casselberry, you've got yourself a Cuban treasure. Go eat here before the line gets as long as my excuses for not cooking at home.

I love exploring different cuisines and really enjoy many South and Central American cuisines in…read moreparticular. I've had pupusas a few times, but it's been a while so I was really excited to come to Pupusas & Burritos Grill. When I saw they did a unique take on pizza as well I decided I had to get both options to see how they were. It turns out, both were awesome! The pizza was a bit like a typical "Florida Pizza" so to speak in that it wasn't super thin, it wasn't crispy, it wasn't wood oven, etc - it had a fluffy dough and a good amount of sauce and cheese. But what set it apart was the huge flavor! The sauce was really tasty, the dough was tasty and the cheese was good quality and stretchy without being oily. The added pesto all over the pizza was like someone just pureed fresh basil - it was SO good. The best "margarita" style pizza I've had in a long time! The Pupusas were exactly what you'd expect. A nice dough with a cheesy bean mixture inside which was both really tasty and made you want to eat it all in seconds. The side salad / coleslaw was surprisingly good as well, with a great oil and vinegar type dressing that made me eat it all up when I often leave coleslaw uneaten. Overall I loved everything - the girl who took the order was really nice and the food came out fast. Will definitely go back.

The pupusas were good 6/10. Lady taking our order was very nice. We waited about 20-25 Mins for…read moreour food which was good sign saying the food was freshly made. Inside wasn't restaurant more like quick grab and eat type of spot. The menu wasn't authentic as I thought it was they hav El Salvadorian food but also have variety of other quick grab to eat foods.