We yesterday with the wifey. We had a very good meal. Not sure why the rating is so low. We had…read moreYuca Alcapurrias and Beef Empanadas for appetizers. Very tasty and freshly made. Our main course was Steak and Onions with Mofongo (not the best) and Carne Frita with White Rice and really good red beans. Would definitely go back. The service is a little slow, but not the worst I've had. The place does need a little makeover. The lighting is a bit dull. Need more lighting to make it livelier.

The food was outstanding, so here's my honest opinion the mofongo was not what I liked, so the…read moretexture of it reminds me of firmness of mofongo but tasted sorta of mangu. I just did not like it my husband said it was okay. Now what made it outstanding is the alcapurria de yuca filled with tasty ground beef was my Favorite. The rice and beans were delicious the beans are packed with flavor so good ! The steak and onions were really good the steak was tender too.. We will most definitely be back. So, for two drinks, two appetizers and two main dinners it was all $58 including tip for me it was way worth it and great price. Also the ladies here are very friendly and attentive. It's a whole in the wall so it's just okay they can do a better job with lighting that's important when it comes to dinner and ambience it gives off dark and slightly depressing not a good feeling when walking in. Other than that it's a wonderful spot ! Much success !

This food truck was at the complex that I live in the other night when I got home. It was dinner…read moretime and a little late for me so I checked them out to see what it would be like. This was a nice little food truck and the people working in it were very friendly. They have a Venezuelan flavor to their food which I have found can be quite tasty. For a food truck, they have a fairly extensive menu and I ordered a few things. I got a shredded beef empanada, which was packed full and larger than I anticipated. It had great flavor and I really enjoyed it. I also got a La Catira which is a bun that is stuffed with shredded chicken and yellow cheese. I enjoyed this one as well although I felt it needed a bit more salt or seasoning. To round out my meal I got some french fries which I realized they had, even though they were not on the menu. Everything tasted great and I hope they come back again so I can try some other things off their menu. They have quite a wide selection of items, includi Arepas, burgers, hot dogs, empanadas, Tequeños, and more. They have a kids menu and an assortment of drinks as well. Their address is on US 27 in Claremont, which I believe is where they are usually set up and they are only open on weekends. If you have a chance to run across them, I recommend giving them a try. This is the second Venezuelan food truck I have tried and they both have had really good food.

Basically I am not fan of food trucks, but my wife like " Arepas" then I have no opinion to stop by…read morethe food trucks area. The Menu is really extensive, have options different options where can you choose. I ordered the Arepas and for me a plate of fried pork, french fries, tostones and salad. The food was really good, and the portions are great. And the big surprise , the final ticket was really fair. Honestly, if you love arepas.. this is the place.

Food hits every time! I got a shrimp arepa as it comes and it was sooo delicious and fresh. I also…read moregot tequeños which I always get when I come here. Not everyone knows how to do them, they do! The tequeño brings a free drink. They have so many options for arepas whether it's for a vegetarian or someone that eats meat. The service took a little long to take my order because they were pretty busy, very nice when they finally took it and the food took about 15 minutes if not a little more. They have picnic tables outside and some cute lights, it's outdoor so not much to the ambiance. Other food trucks have music going on so it's nice.

The location was at the world of food trucks. When I got there, it was three dollars to park and…read morethey had an enormous amount of vendors there with their trucks. As soon as you park in the back parking lot, her business was to the left before you get near the flea market. I found it a little difficult to find according to my Google maps but nevertheless, I was able to find it. We did have to wait for this food because it was cooked fresh. I definitely will be coming back since there is no other Haitian restaurant in the area.

Back again like slim shady... no seriously this time I wanted too try two different menu items. One…read morebeing the Fritay platter and the other being the griot (fried pork). This place just does not disappoint and I'll continue coming back with new groups too indulge in different plates each and every time. The food is always fresh, tasty and hot. The platter I had today had an array of different Fritay options. Patate, griot, plantain all fried perfectly , a nice crunch and a mild spice. It comes with Pikiliz which is a spicy shredded cabbage that pairs great with all foods but fried foods specifically. Also the fried griot platter is always sooooo good, the flavor never misses a beat. As always I can't wait too go back and try another item.

I can't even remember when was the last time I ate a "pastelito" in US. I'm soo happy a friend…read morerecommended this place! We tried a variety of flavors of pastelitos and they were all so good. We tried carne molida (ground beef), pollo (chicken), mechada con queso (shredded beef and cheese) and pizza. They were all amazing, very flavorful, not too greasy, not too dry, simple perfect texture and size. The empanada was good as well, but definitely the pastelito is their hit. We had different drinks too (Papelón con limón, Parchita (passion fruit), Mango and Toddy (Venezuelan chocolate milk) and they were very well made, they were like a slushy very refreshing and not as thick as a smoothie, more like a frappé, The place was clean, open, had enough seating and the staff were very friendly.

Muy rica las empanadas de queso junto al todo limpio el lugar y el servicio rápido. La comida…read moreestaba caliente al entregar el ambiente familiar

This was our favorite meal on our last Disney trip!…read more After a minimal wait to order we decided to get one of each of the arepas and share the limeade. There is ample covered and uncovered seating shared with the adjacent Flame Tree Barbecue (that is also on my list to try). Unlike so many other quick service and food kiosks in the parks, it was easy to find a table and enjoy the nice breeze without being in the direct sun. We were gabbing lunch a little on the early side since we had done rope drop but still seemed to have plenty of tables especially for smaller parties. The Pulled Pork Cheese Arepa (pulled pork, queso fresco and salsa verde) was our favorite of the 2. The Pulled Chicken Cheese Arepa (pulled chicken in avocado dressing, queso fresco and salsa verde) was very good but we thought it would be better warm. The cashier was making sure to tell everyone that it was more like a chicken salad and served cold, so we were prepared for that but agreed that it would be better if it was warm as well. The Plantain Chips were an excellent accompaniment. Seasoned just right and crispy like you want your chips. Passion Fruit-Orange-Guava (or POG in Disney vernacular) Juice Limeade with Chili-lime Seasoning was another perfect addition to the meal. I would be ok without the chili-lime rim but my wife enjoyed it. I am a big fan of the POG juice served through the Disney property and could drink a gallon of it. I enjoy the combination so much it has become a regular order for me when I drive through my favorite chain that serves coffee, tea, lemonade & fizz drinks. Next time we come back to Animal Kingdom I will be surprised if we don't return for lunch.

We've been watching a lot of Disney Food Blog on YouTube, and their recommendation for the pulled…read morepork cheese arepas was spot on. The slightly sweet corn cakes paired wonderfully with the salty/smoky pork and the queso fresco and salsa verde have those initial bites some crazy flavor. Sure, when you almost get to the end, and see the oil dripping from the corn cake bottoms, it's minutely off putting, but nothing a few napkins can't remedy. Service was fast and friendly, and if you take the food over the bridge to the tables behind Drinkwallah, there's a wonderful water view just waiting for you.

As fellow Boricuas (Puerto Ricans) we've driven by this location so many times and had to stop…read more It's right off that highway area there and easy in but not the best to get out. It's a little spot and gives you the feel of Puerto Rico for sure, all the decor, the tables, the vibes and the art it was perfect. The food is fresh so takes some time, but is so worth it. They mostly have sandwiches so don't think you're getting rice and beans it's not that. The sandwiches come out HUGE and they're so tasty! They do have a nice variety of options which I did indeed like and you are greeted warmly. I would for sure come back and eat here again when in the area.

I saw El Sandwichon while on vacation off the highway and being from Puerto Rico I wanted to try…read moreit. Myself and my daughter stopped by on a Sunday afternoon, the place has parking and enough seating. I thought the place was nicely decorated with some key Puerto Rican items. The gentleman that took our order was friendly. I have to say I did think they also had food which was really what I was looking for you know arroz, gandules etc but the sign should have been a give away. We ordered ham and cheese sandwiches as we normally do when we go back to the island and I also got an alcappuruia and Parcha juice. The sandwiches are freshly made so you have to wait a bit. The parcha juice was really good. The alcappurria is not like back home, the sandwich was ok. I don't know if I would return on my next trip.

I've been on a hunt for tasty arepas in Central FL since experiencing them for the first time…read moreduring a trip to Raleigh, NC. While visiting a car dealer on Orange Blossom Trail, I spied the food truck across the street with "arepa" in all caps. After getting recommendations from the dealer staff, I headed over while waiting for work to be completed. I ordered both the Arepa La Peluda and a chicken empanada and waited for a little bit while they were made fresh. The arepa was packed full of seasoned, shredded beef with a healthy serving of cheese. The chefs made sure I knew where the sauce was located on the truck and I obliged them with a few plastic to-go containers. The first bite...wow! The beef, the cheese, the sauce made for a heavenly excursion for my taste buds. The mix provided one flavorful vote after another. The loaded arepa was meal by itself so I save the empanada for the next day. The empanada was fine but was diminished by the amount of grizzle mixed in with the shredded chicken. I've attempted to return for another arepa but each time I arrive on a day the truck is closed or it hasn't yet opened. Be sure to check out their times of business prior to heading there and then enjoy!

I've been coming here non stop for the past two months. It might be a problem soon but I can't stay…read moreaway. I've never been a huge fan of Arepas but these are different. They also offer other options like Patacons which I love as well. The menu includes a lot of nice combinations but you can also make your own which is what I always do. The magic is in the sauces they have outside, it adds the perfect flavor to the already tasty and fresh food.