Always a hit in my book. Without a doubt, choose the white cheese. It's soft but salty and pairs…read moreperfectly with the warm, crispy arepa. Service is always amazing, don't be deterred by the small, diner style vibe. It's worth stopping in for a quick bite or feeding the whole family!

What a great place. It was our first visit to Venezuelan restaurant and we absolutely loved it…read more Arepas are very good and super delicious. Service is good and nice interior. Definitely a place to come back to to try more other delicious food.

I live close, so have come here quite a bit over the year…read more Pro- Just got renovated, so it looks pretty. The staff is nice, and the food is good. They also have lunch specials, which is nice. Cons- There is ALWAYS a weird perm smell when you go. It literally smells like someone is perming their hair, so not good. Another con is sometimes it takes long to get your food. And last but not least, I think their prices are not reasonable lately. Some of the prices do not match their menu, not sure when they raised their prices but I have never ever heard of a patacon costing almost $26 anywhere, and I frequent a lot of Venezuelan spots. Their name went from Q'Kenan restaurant to Q'Kenan Steakhouse so maybe now they just raised all the prices, I don't know. Their most expensive patacon on the menu is the one with Picańha and it says $17...yet I got charged 25.90. Regardless of how good something is, there shouldn't be a $9 difference from what is on the menu. That is absurd. On my last trip- $43 for an empanada, tequeńos and a patacon just doesn't sound right for Venezuelan food, and I come from living in Miami where restaurants are supposed to be more expensive. Add a tip and you're paying over $50 for street food. That's wild.

Came on New Years Day lunch and was immediately seated. Per the recommendation of the waiter, we…read moreordered the Arepas Burriada with beef, chorizo and pico, and a medium rare Picanha steak with tostones and sweet plantains along with Soursop juice. Ambiance: 4.5/5 Service: 4/5 Food came out at a decent time Food: 5/5 The soursop juice was delicious- it didn't seem like bottled juice! The Picanha steak was perfectly cooked and the tostones were some of the best I've had in a while! The arepas burriada was not what I expected (I've only had circular handheld arepas) but was absolutely delicious! All the components went well together and the fried thicker cuts/chunks of arepas were delicious! Price: 4.5/5 For Orlando prices, it wasn't bad at all. Usually, work takes us in that Orlando area once a year. We'll definitely be back!

Came here on a quick lunch break during work. This is one of the only authentic Puerto Rican…read moreRestaurants in Clermont area. Definitely something much needed ! Service - walked in and immediately greeted. Asked if I wanted to do dine in or take out. Since it wasn't busy I opted for dine in. My server spoke a little English but was super friendly. She took care of me and and even brought a take out container noticing I didn't finish my food. Food- ordered the pernil lunch special and morir sonado to drink. Food was very delicious and reminded of the same food I would get on the island :) my only complaint was that my food was not super hot when it came out but it did coke out quickly after ordering. Food is priced well. Ambiance - small and cozy very welcoming. Not a ton of inside seating but could accommodate several families. 9/10 I definitely would return and make myself a regular here.

This family owned restaurant has been opened for more than two months. It has great reviews on…read moreGoogle but I don't know how our fallow Yelpers missed it. The service here was like at home. The food here tasted incredible. All of them were freshly prepared and seasoned. They have Mofongos from both Dominican and Puerto Rican. My party ordered the Chicharron y Pollo Mofongo from the Dominican side and Carne Frita Mofongo from the Puerto Rican side. The Dominican Mofongo was like a treasure chest that had fried pork rinds and shredded chicken hidden inside and melted cheese on top. The Puerto Rican Mofongo we ordered came with the fried pork chunks which tasted so good with the Mayo ketchup. But my number one today definitely was the cheese flan. It was perfectly sweetened with a texture between the cheese cake and caramel flan. I certainly will be back to try some of their other dishes.

Super cute spot right across from the Riverfront Esplanade! It's a small restaurant, but it has an…read moreupstairs terrace with a beautiful view--perfect weather in the low 70s made the experience even better. We ordered the Arepa sampler and the sweet plantain patacón, and both were absolutely delicious. The garlic sauce they serve with it is amazing and a must-try! If you're in the area, don't miss the opportunity to check this place out--you won't be disappointed.

Empanadas, other tasty treats. Lively music, beautiful food and drinks. Across the street from the…read morepark.

If you are interested in authentic Venezuelan bites with excellent taste in Ocala, then Sazón King…read moreis a must. As a Hispanic from South FL, I'm well versed with all types of Latin foods. Now relocated in Ocala, good Latin food is hard to find. Sazon King's food is well seasoned, tasty, and well portioned. I ate the "Reina Pepiada" and the "Patacón Mixto". Both were amazing and comparable to popular Venezuelan Miami spots. My Venezuelan wife approved and stated "Que le da el sello de calidad Norven" and as a well traveled Jersey Cuban I'll add "Ñooo!" Está bueno y vamos a regresar. I would've added better photos but we were hungry. Gracias y mucho éxito!

I just love food trucks. The way you stand in line like a little kid getting ice cream. This was…read moreno different. The arepa was delicious as was the empanada and I would have rated those with at least 4 stars but all the fried food was just dripping in grease. I will come back but will avoid the fried options.

first time eating here. March 25, 2026 At 11:30am. Food was good but the gentleman attending us in…read morethe front entrance on ordering was not attentive, rude and had no manners. After sitting i asked him for a straw for my wife's drink. He past us twice after with no straw. Went back to his station at the front. I looked at him and nothing. I had to get up myself and grab one from the bar. If it wasn't because we were so hungry we would have left. Do not recommend this place. Ruined our morning.

Sofrito was amazing…read more We wanted something fast, but not fast food with a large seated area outside. This checked off all of our boxes. You order at a kiosk fast food style, but all of the food is then prepared freshly and authentically. They have a huge menu with all kinds of delicious Latin eats like sandwiches and platters. We absolutely loved our Cuban sammies which came on thick and sweet bread. My kids kept it simple with tenders and fries and also enjoyed! They have a big drink selection and you can find everything from juices to fresh cocktails. The biggest hit was their large indoor screened patio - perfect for my kids to run around. If you want to avoid fast food but also don't feel like taking your kids to a proper sit down restaurant than this is a really great option.

The owner is the nicest woman alive, she is so sweet and kind. Her food is a true labor of love,…read moreeverything was so flavorful and enjoyable! Can't wait to go back

I went in high hopes of trying the Arepas and they weren't opened during operating hours. A bit…read moredisappointing.

thanks for the special effort by Karen and the staff to get this baked and to me on time for the…read moreparty. The Irish loved it as did the Dominican Dulce de Leche experts. sitting now for the $10 breakfast special. my waitress Karen is doting over me and all the customers, for the restaurant and the bakery. Stay for the empanadas, leave with a cheesy bread. I recommend La Fuente to everyone. a required visit when family comes to the parks.

Came here for lunch and happy to have food this eatery. We ordered the Pabellon Criollo with…read moreRoasted shredded pork, black beans and rice, plantains, and white cheese, so delicious. Everything was seasoned so perfectly. Also tried a Colombian Buneulo frim the bakery case, soft on the inside, crisp on the outside. What we ordered was enough to share for lunch. Service was great, and the atmosphere was casual. Definitely would come again when in this area.

Fantastic coffee. We stopped by while visiting Ocala. They had some great looking sandwiches but we…read morejust had coffee since it was breakfast time. The service was great and the vibe was relaxed. Support small businesses. Give them a try.

Food was good, tequeños and papas rellenas were great. This is a Latin bakery/cafe that specializes…read morein Venezuelan food. They have empanadas, tequeños, cachapas, arepas and more! Ambiance is very nice but they do need more seating, so be mindful it might be limited during your visit. Service was nice and the food didn't take long to be out! I would come back again if I'm in the area :)

Colombian burger is the best around been coming to this place for almost a decade and the never…read moremiss.

My cousin told about this place yesterday and we decided to visit today. OMG! The tripleta was…read moreamazingly delicious! It was juicy and packed with different meats. I ate mine with a Kola Champagne the perfect combination. My mother had the Cuban sandwich and she said it was really good. Me? I am coming back for another sandwich in a few days. It was that good. I'd return tomorrow but I need to keep my weight down. I just finished most of my tripleta and am already planing my next meal date. This is a must visit place. Ok, so not just visit but stay and eat. You won't regret it. I am sorry I forgot to mention the cost! See my receipt! It was a bargain! The food came out pretty quick.