First Time here, Luisa is very friendly & took care of us…read more For sure will be back! The quesitos were delicious!

I've already publicly declared my love for Tainos, (the location on university is more convenient…read morefor me) but on this occasion I was out with friends who are not as familiar with Puerto Rican bakeries, and they wanted to try it. Taino's came through for us! We ordered a couple of sandwiches, the Cubano and chicken breast. I love that you have like 5 different styles of breads to choose from, always go for pan de agua, when they press it, it always gets nice and toasty so that when you bite into it, you get that very satisfying crunch. I usually never get fries because my focus is always on the sandwich, but we shared a medium fry which was huge! Also, I've realized what a mistake I've been making by not ordering the fries, they are really, really good! With that mayoketchup sauce, forget about it. If you love chocolate and coffee, do yourself a favor and order their mochaccino, it's very rich, and frankly; life changing. And of course, you can't leave Tainos without a pastry, their quesito's are very good. My friends are already talking about what they're gonna try the next time they come back so all in all I'd say it was a success.

Food: Fresh, fast, fabulous Service: Knowledgeable,…read moreadorable, energetic Ambiance: Bright & festive, yet not too overdone; just fine for a lively family gathering or an intimate chat. Also: Full bar, sports on two muted TVs above bar, lots of booths & table seating.

This is my absolute go to Mexican spot in Seminole County. The customer service is amazing and they…read morealways have a smile on their faces They give you hearty portions of perfectly seasoned food and they even have specials every day of the week. This is definitely someplace to check out worth a little bit of a drive if you're not in Seminole County it's a no fuss kind of place so you're welcome to open your flip flops and jeans and have a great dinner be prepared to take them to go..

My favorite spot when i stay downtown Found this hidden lil…read moregem one time I stayed at The Grand Bohemian many yrs ago--- And excited to see it still thriving every time I return. To my happy brasilian heart, they had Guarana!! The small bites are so perfect for late night munchies, when you're not super hungry for rm svc. Nicest workers-- 15yrs open Hits the spot, each time

I liked the concept of this fast casual spot but the food was okay. The ropa vieja didn't really…read morehave any flavor and it was way too saucy that once they put it in the burrito bowl, it made everything wet. Definitely overpriced for what it was, the portion was big but i would have much preferred to get a smaller portion and pay less. I ended up paying over $17. Otherwise, the service was good, the person who served me was really nice. there is some seating on the inside but i opted to go back to my office.

Wow!!!!!! From the food to the service to the amazing atmosphere!!!! Definitely the place to go to…read morefor some authentic puertorican food!!!!! Thank you Chef D.O.C for such an amazing welcome! It was just exactly what we needed!!! Thank you for the delicious complimentary bread pudding dessert!!!!! So delicious

I came in here for my brother in law's birthday celebration. The restaurant is really small but…read morevery cute and what it lacks on size, it gains in service. Service was amazing! The food was stupendous! The chef/owner was great. He made sure our food was made to perfection. He even baked the triple chocolate birthday cake, which was wow!

Great spot for Cuban sandwiches, croquetas, and Cuban pastries. Theres a small seating area outside…read moreto eat your food or take your food to go. The lady was super friendly.

Solid deli type Cubans. Lovely chat with the owner and service was great. Not a fancy Cuban but a…read moresolid choice when running errands on a Saturday afternoon. Will go back and try some other options. Outdoor seating but shaded and very clean. A nice stop for a decent sandwich!

I came in after physical therapy on a Tuesday and just my luck, they had happy hour from 3-5pm …read more Essentially an açaí bowl but in a cup with unlimited toppings for $11, HECK YEAH!! I literally got all their toppings but chose almond butter for the drizzle. Base was coconut and passionfruit. The passionfruit was SOUR !! I'm terrible at names but the guy at the register was super kind and recommended coconut (thank you btw ) It's was busyyyy but they kept the line moving. Limited indoor seating but they do have a spacious outdoor area with umbrellas. Inside Purple Ocean is also Cultivo, a cafe and their flan latte was phenomenal. I may ask next time to add an extra shot of espresso so it's not too sweet but that's just my preference.

We came to Cultivo Coffee because I had been wanting to try their flan latte, and it was good! We…read morealso ordered a Mallorca and oatmeal. The service was friendly, but the overall experience felt a little off. They were out of quite a few items, which was disappointing. Once everything came out, things were okay overall. The oatmeal was good, but the Mallorca was served cold and came without powdered sugar. Overall, the latte and oatmeal were good, but there's definitely some room for improvement in the service and food experience.

I came into get some work done while waiting for my tires to get changed across the street…read more Immediately I noticed the photo op entrance, nice touch! I was greeted with a warm welcome and taken to the bar by my request . My bartender was excellent ( I can't remember his name it began with an F) My margarita was great, my food was great, the atmosphere looked so cool, I called my partner right away and left her know we'd be back soon for karaoke or live music or whatever the stage is for!

First visit to Catrina's Mexican Fusion, located in a space that once housed another Mexican…read morerestaurant I used to frequent years ago. We decided to stop in for a Cinco de Mayo celebration after seeing promotions for surprise food and drink specials, a live DJ, and a performance by Rafael Leidenz, apparently a comedian and Juan Gabriel impersonator. Not knowing much about either performer, we thought it sounded like a fun and lively way to spend the evening. Unfortunately, the experience ended up being pretty mixed. To start, I ordered the queso dip with added chorizo along with a house margarita. The queso was fairly unremarkable, served lukewarm, while the chorizo lacked the sear and crispness that really brings out its flavor. The tortilla chips were similarly underwhelming and could have benefited from at least a touch of seasoning. Normally I would have added a little salt myself, but there weren't any salt and pepper shakers available at the table. The margarita was serviceable, though sweeter than I personally prefer. For my main, I ordered the Jalisciense Burrito with carnitas and vegetables, smothered in queso. At first glance, the burrito appeared heavily weighted toward vegetables, though they were cooked very well, the red peppers still had a pleasant al dente bite while the onions were nicely rendered. About a quarter of the way through, I finally hit the carnitas section, and from there everything came together much better. Overall, it ended up being a flavorful and enjoyable burrito. Given the holiday crowds and event atmosphere, I'm willing to chalk up some of the food and service inconsistencies to the unusually high volume. Service throughout the night was minimal and difficult to flag down, though the eventual arrival of their habanero hot sauce, after three requests, was one of the better highlights of the evening. Now for the biggest issue: the sound volume. I've attended plenty of Cinco de Mayo celebrations and more concerts than I can count, so I'm not particularly sensitive to loud environments, but this crossed into genuinely uncomfortable territory. The DJ had the speakers absolutely pegged, with occasional distortion harsh enough to make people cover their ears. By the time Rafael Leidenz began performing, my ears were already numb. To Rafael's credit, he was entertaining. I don't speak Spanish and couldn't understand most of the performance, but his subtle comedic mannerisms and stage presence were enjoyable and clearly resonated with the crowd. Unfortunately, the excessive volume made it nearly impossible to hold a conversation with anyone at the table, which overshadowed much of the evening. The good: Rafael's performance and the habanero sauce. The okay: the food. The bad: the sound level and service. Had the volume been dialed back to a level where people could actually enjoy both the entertainment and each other's company, this easily would have been a more favorable review.

Oh boy, how embarrassing... I ordered chicken nuggets, I know... why? They were blander than bland…read more I asked for some spice or seasoning & was given a sauce so hot in a small container that it was painful in my mouth. Crazy hot. They made it sound good in Spanish, but nuggets are nuggets, not the best choice.. Zero flavor on the chicken, nada. The empanadas were good. There was actual dancing after dinner, a group arranged it, & it sounded great! Very fun. Service wasn't good, extremely difficult to find the server. Small place.

Highly recommend chimichanga. I added shrimp to mine, and it was absolutely amazing. So much…read moreflavor, and it was massive. The agua frescas were also very good. I got a coconut and passionfruit.