First time trying and was delicious fast and reactive with good care. Price will make the trip…read moreworth it.

We had an excellent lunch here. Our group of six enjoyed each dish we ate…read more It is small place in a strip shopping center. Inside there are half a dozen tables. You order and pay at the counter. The daily specials are on a blackboard. The regular menu is on the wall above where you order. The man behind the counter was most patient with all of us trying to figure out what we wanted. For the table, we started with chicharonnes. The fried pork skin/pork belly was the best I'd ever had. The outside skin was perfectly crisped and there was enough meat inside each piece to satisfy. We also shared an order of sorullitos. I'd never had these before. They were long cylinders of fried corn meal fritters. Both dishes were served fresh and piping hot. The kids both ordered Cuban sandwiches and wound up eating only half as it was a large portion. One side came with the sandwich and they both had tostones. The adults tried pernil (roast pork), ropa vieja (shredded beef), shrimp in garlic sauce, and chicken stew (pollo guidado). Each main dish came with two sides. The yellow rice with pigeon peas (gandules) was a popular choice. The sweet plantains were caramelized and very sweet. The tostones were fresh -- crisp on the outside and soft inside. We had four take home boxes. And too full for dessert. If you're looking for great Puerto Rican cuisine in this area, don't be put off by the casual surroundings. The food here is wonderful.

Delicious food, great service and wonderful ambiance! 10/10…read more We stopped here on our way to St. Augustine.

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.

Hi Friends, The mofongo with meat chunks! Best Ever! The service was like going to mom's house!…read more Seating area Standard take out set up metal chairs and metal tables. A+

We picked up a catering order for a baby shower and were so pleased with the food! The empanadas…read morewere so tasty and very popular with the guests. I loved the sweet plantains, the pernil, and the Tropical salad. We also had the guava pastries and the quesitos, both sooo good! And the owner and his wife (very nice people) had everything packaged to stay hot/cold until we ate about an hour and three quarters later. I would definitely recommend this place for a catered party! Fantastic!

This is a great spot for Puerto Rican food, especially if you're looking for a nice atmosphere. The…read moreambiance is beautiful, and the live music really adds to the experience. It can get pretty loud inside, especially when the restaurant is busy, so just something to keep in mind if you prefer a quieter dining experience. We ordered the churrasco tostones rellenos, carne guisada with maduros, and churrasco with arroz con gandules. Everything was flavorful and satisfying. We came during a very busy time, so service was a little slower than expected, but our server was doing her best and was very kind despite how busy it was.

Unfortunately, I don't enjoy writing reviews that aren't more positive, especially about a local…read morerestaurant. However, based on my experience, I felt the food and pricing didn't quite live up to expectations. The presentation was decent, and I can appreciate the effort that went into the dishes. Unfortunately, once you consider the prices, the overall experience becomes harder to justify. The food, while perfectly acceptable, was fairly middle-of-the-road for me and didn't stand out enough to warrant the price point. There are other options in the area offering similar, prepared Latino food at a lower price, including grocery-store options such as Bravo, and I found some of those to be comparable to what I experienced here. I genuinely wanted to enjoy the restaurant, and I hope this is taken as constructive feedback. For me, though, the combination of the food quality and the prices made it difficult to feel that the overall value was there.

My go to spot every time I come home. Grocery store with a hot deli, the food is unmatchable to any…read morerestaurant. Chicken is tender & juicy. The steak is good too, rice is cooked perfect. Empanadas and more. So cheap, so delicious, everyone is so nice. Parking lot just got repaved too. If you go to the gym next door this is your lunch spot.

We always love to visit for some amazing Spanish food. If you're looking for that homemade flavor…read morethis is DEFINITELY the spot!

Quesitos are a typical Puerto Rican puff pastry and finding "good ones" were a real problem…read more.. When I arrived to florida quesitos were one of the main treats I was searching for, I visited several pastry places and had been heavily dissatisfied and disappointed. Until I was told about Pan Pan (Thank you Lauren) CALLING ALL PUERTO RICANS AND LATINOS, the most amazing quesitos are right here !!!! They don't keep many on their shelves, they bake a fresh batch every morning and afternoon, this ensures we (the consumers) get them the way they're supposed to be. Flaky, sweet, tarty, crunchy OOOOMMMGGG IT'S ALWAYS AMAZING. And lucky You if you get one nice and warm their cafe latte is done so right every time, not falling behind their breakfasts as well. Anyone not giving 4/5 stars is just a difficult customer. They do take their time making your food "MAKING" your food, not reheating food. What more can you ask for? if you're in a rush, call ahead, your food will still be waiting on you, hot and fresh. If you don't believe me, it's all your loss and it's totally okay cause it's more for me my colleagues and family if you want an average quesitos, coffee, or breakfasts go wherever. If you want amazing, go to PAN PAN. See ya there.

Enjoyed guava and cheese pastries today. Excellent!!! Good service. Many items to purchase from the…read morefood and bakery cases!! No frills and clean store. Go try a pastry sweet or savory.

The food was amazing! I was looking for a solid meal that felt like it was home cooked and it did…read morenot disappoint. The food being delicious was the highlight of my visit. Our waitress was also very attentive and recommend the frozen mint drink to me, which was different than what I would normally order but refreshing. The World Cup was showing on the TV there so that was nice while we enjoyed our meals. It seems like a great place for dinner and lunch would love to try their breakfast sometime as well. And finally...the Colombian brownie with ice cream was amazing! Definitely want to try more items from the menu. The plantain was a little dry but aside from that positive first impression.

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.

I found this restaurant on UberEats. Hadn't heard of them but their menu sounded good. Their menu…read moremainly consists of Cuban sandwiches, wings, and salads. I ordered the mini empanadas which did not list how many was in an order, but the picture showed 5 so I assumed that's how many I would get. However, for $5 I recieved 3 empanadas and it did not include the key lime honey mustard dipping sauce that was listed in the description. I also ordered the plantains which were good, so no complaints about that! Next, I got the Miami Cuban Sandwhich and my boyfriend got the Tampa Cuban Sandwich. Both were incredibly salty because the meat is just shaved deli meat. I figured out that they are located in a Sobiks Subs, so just imagine a pressed sub on Cuban bread from Sobiks and that's what we recieved. Also, the description for both sandwiches says that it is served with plantain chips, but they gave us shoestring potatoes instead. All in all, I would not order from them again unless they changed their menu descriptions to properly match what they give you and they start using higher quality meats.

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.

I used to order food for my office every few months from Cuban Sandwiches on the Run. It would be a…read moremix of sandwiches, potato balls, arepas, guava cheese pastries, and hot sauce. It was ALWAYS a hit with everyone in the office. All the food would come nicely packed in foil trays and I would cut all the potato balls and arepas in half in the office. The prices are good and there would be enough food for people to come back for seconds. Cubans on the Run is also good for single meal portions and their hot sauce is my favorite vinegar-based hot sauce around. The last time I went, I just ran in to buy a bottle of hot sauce. The office favorites are the chicken sandwich, Brenda's specialty, steak and cheese, Cuban, potato balls, roast pork sandwich, cheese arepas, and guava cheese pastries. Something for everyone!

I haven't been here in so long and was craving a cuban sandwich. I hadn't been in a while, so when…read moreI asked her between the difference in size, she was very short with me and not friendly. The guy who handed me the food was extremely nice though. Unfortunately, the sandwich was all bread. There was hardly any meat. The only thing that saved the sandwich was their hot sauce.

We order from Montego Bay often. Momma (as we call her) is very nice. She and her husband have come…read moreto know us. The food is very good! And it is plentiful. It is prepared with love from the islands! If you like Jamaican food, Montego Bay does not disappoint.

I really, really wanted to support this Jamaican restaurant and give them a fair chance, especially…read moresince it was my first visit after living in the area for over a year. According to my receipt, I placed my order at 12:43 PM. I ordered 3 curry chicken Jamaican patties, 2 cocoa bread, 1 fresh carrot juice, 1 pound cake, and a medium jerk chicken meal with white rice, sweet plantains, cabbage, and brown stew gravy on the rice. My total came to a little over $40, which I felt was reasonable, and I even left a tip. At first, everything seemed fine. However, as time passed, I noticed customer after customer receiving their food and leaving. Many of them had ordered dishes such as oxtail and curry goat, with rice and peas, while I was still waiting on a jerk chicken meal with white rice. After approximately 6 customers came and went, I went to the counter to ask about my order. I was told it was coming another 5 customers came and went. After waiting even longer, I went back up a second time. The employee looked at me and said, "Oh yes, you did come here. I looked at your face and said it was coming." She went to the back, and another 20 more minutes passed. Eventually, she returned with a container and handed it to me. I immediately realized it wasn't my order because I had ordered a medium meal, and what she handed me was clearly a small. I had to pull out my receipt to show her. She checked it, confirmed I had indeed ordered a medium, and went back to correct it. Another 10 minutes passed before she finally returned with the correct size meal. When she handed it to me, there was no bag, no utensils, and no apology for the mix up or the excessive wait. I finally left the restaurant at 2:12 PM. That means I waited approximately 1 hour and 29 minutes for what I considered a relatively straightforward order. What made the experience even more disappointing was the customer service throughout the restaurant. One employee appeared visibly annoyed when customers approached. At one point, customers came in simply asking to purchase water and were told, "No, I'm not taking orders," instead of being directed to someone who could assist them. As a result, those customers simply left. As for the food itself, I did eat it, but it was not what I expected. The jerk chicken was disappointing because it wasn't grilled, smoked, or even baked the way jerk chicken is traditionally prepared. Instead, it tasted more like a spicy brown stew chicken. The flavor wasn't terrible, but it definitely wasn't the jerk chicken I was expecting when I placed my order. I was also surprised to find that my meal came with only one sweet plantain. My original plan was actually just to stop by for patties because they were less expensive than another Jamaican restaurant I frequently visit. I decided to give this place a chance and order a full meal because I believe in supporting Caribbean-owned businesses and trying new places. Unfortunately, this experience reminded me why I usually stick with the restaurants I already know and trust. The issue wasn't the price I thought the food was reasonably priced. The problem was the excessive wait time, lack of organization, poor communication, and disappointing customer service. For a first time customer, this was not a good experience, and based on this visit, I don't see myself returning.