This food truck has not been at the address posted for two months…read more It was replaced by another truck, Tito's Rest.

If talking about street food. This food truck have it. Most Puerto Rican food are mofongo, but…read morerarely about their street food. This owner of food truck from Puerto Rico, they came to United State for better life. They brought local street food with them. We got the Alcapurrias. It is Puerto Rico traditional dish with green banana dough with meat. The version we got is the Corned Beef con Amarillos. The outward is corn beef and the inside is sweet plantain. It shape like corn dog. Very interesting. Our second item is the empanadilla jueyes. It is crab meat empanadas. They use real blue crab meat. Very similar to Cuban devil crab but it is empanadas. Both dishes are great. The order do take some time. While you waiting for your order, you can go visit other food truck.

The food was ok, the service sucked!!! We waited for ever…read morefor a table. The server was asked 4 times for refills on my water and forgot every time. We Won't be BACK

shhhh. keep it quiet about this place. overshadowed by its trendy neighbor, this bar/restaurant has…read morea warm, friendly local dive bar vibe but the menu surprises you and defies the category with super fresh seafood, generous plating and icy cold beer. their bloody mary? yes! the peel-and-eat shrimp? heck yeah! sit at the bar for cool breezes from the open (but fully covered) poolside patio style layout. and another thing - the bathrooms are clean! enjoy this great place but then shut up about it. :)

After my Puerto Rican coworker insisted I visit this truck, we decided to make a special visit. I…read morecouldn't visualize seeing the truck in the past, but he insisted it was there - on the left hand side when heading to Tampa, AFTER the bait-and-tackle truck. We almost missed it. We managed to screech our way in and wandered up to the truck. The first thing that we noticed was the music that was playing was ridiculously loud, we had a difficult time standing by the menu to decide what to order. There is a single table outside but that's it, you'll probably end up eating in your car. There were 4 of us, so we ordered a variety of things and were able to taste each others. As a run down for what we got: Tostones - Unsalted, and dry. They gave us salt packets, but they were too moist to use. The sauce they came with was delicious, it's the same sauce that comes with everything. Crab and Beef Empanandillas - The crab reminded me somewhat of a deviled crab cake, but obviously a different outside and less spicy. It was really delicious. The beef was ridiculous though. Loved every bite of it, and each of us fought over it. Skirt Steak - This was probably the tastiest thing we ordered. It's skirt steak, so it wasn't precisely tender but the flavor was amazing. It came with rice and beans which were incredible. It also came with a "salad" but I'm hard pressed to call it that. Onion Steak - This one is more than enough for two people. It was a huge serving of meat, sauteed onions and of course rice and beans. It was okay, we were all spoiled by the skirt steak. Grilled Chicken Mofongo - We weren't exactly sure what to expect, but we ordered it. Mofongo is a plantain dish, but again it was really dry and kinda bland. We only took a few bites of it. The chicken was decent, I liked it a lot but I seemed to be the only one. I'm not sure how it's supposed to be, but I guess I feel like there should be some sort of sauce to accompany it. Overall - if we were in the area and hungry, we would definitely stop again for the skirt steak or empanadillas, but we wouldn't send someone there or go out of our way. Perhaps we're just too American!

Located by the side streets off Courtney Campbell Bridge, this food truck dishes out some fine…read morePuerto Rican dishes. Sit on the plastic tables and chairs loosely set by the truck, or eat out of your car. Regardless Sabor del Caribe certainly does bring the street vendor feel to your gastronomical experience. The menu is not a lengthy extravaganza, however every item, they do served, is a plateful of delicious goodies. The Empanadas are piping hot, perfectly balanced fried without excess grease and stuffed full of your choice of meat - pork or beef. The pork plate is served with tender chunks of pork - which at the first taste exude aromas and tenderness only - if you had a Puerto Rican grandma, would cook. The rice and beans that accompany are steeped in equal aromatics and explosive taste on every bite. The prices are reasonable and balance the quality of food. They folks operating the truck have heavy accents but are very friendly to order to and will even explain the dishes to you. During my visit, I was the only non-spanish speaking patron but I did not feel out of place or alienated. The other patrons struck up a conversation with me that was wonderful. At the end I left feeling I just spent the 30 min at a true by the busy road street vendor offering a whimsy for your tastebuds.

This humble cafe is located just off of a hard-scrabble section of Nebraska Ave, and this morning…read morethe greeter was a panhandler squatting at the door soliciting spare change. It is breakfast and lunch only, with a mixed Yank/Honduran bill of fare. Basic American breakfast is $6 but delicous baleadas con todo (soft tortilla filled with refried beans, scrambled eggs, cheese and avocado) are only $2.50. Lunch options are a few sandwich choices or hot meals with mostly latin entree options, all for $6 or less. Most customers get take-out, but tables are there for eat-in or waiting, and a mostly blue-collar, neighborhood clientele. Very quick friendly service. Only 2 stars because the location is off-putting to put it mildly, and I doubt many Yelp foodies will seek it out. But I continue to find and review every food purveyor along this central city corridor.

I love this place. People will say the location is offputting or it's hard to understand the staff…read morebut if you're looking for authentic Honduran food this is your place. Don't let the neighborhood which I find endearing or the language barrier stop you from tasting this food.

Love the atmosphere here the music in the background.the staff and…read more service are really excellent and the food oh my God love love. Can't go wrong here honestly. For the price which is amazing as well can't beat it honestly.

This is a fantastic place to bring the family for a good meal. Whatever diet you may be on, this…read morebuffet has something for every palette and taste. I especially enjoy the green beans and broccoli. Skips the drink and go with water because the price of drinks adds a considerable cost to what is a nicely priced meal. To cap it all off for me, the management usually is playing gospel hymns so the setting is very relaxing. I highly recommend this experience.

I think it might be the best Cuban restaurant I've ever been to and I grew up in Tampa. The Cuban…read moresandwich is amazing and dripping pork juices, crispy outside bread and fluffy in the middle. Their bakery items look great also. It's very clean and I've never felt so welcome. The young lady there was so kind to my daughter, granddaughter, and I. The prices are on point. I can't wait to come back. We live in Orlando and it's worth the trip.

Hidden gem! Authentic Cuban sandwich. Easily top 5 in Tampa. Don't forget the $2 empanada. You…read moregotta try this place.

It was all of our first time here. I ordered Chuleta Kan Kan (Tomahawk Pork Chop) w/ arroz con…read moregandules. The pork fat edges were chewy (not crispy enough), but the meat was delicious! I loved the seasoning. Unfortunately my arroz con gandules didn't have that much pigeon peas in it. It was still good though. Hubby had steak & garlic chicken W/ rice & black beans, which he loved! Our friend had a double smash burger, which she liked. Service was good. I would come back here if I lived closer. Unfortunately, we live 45mins away. I recommend everyone try this place! If we do come back, I would love to try their Carne Frita Mofongo.

Pros: Nice garlic…read morebuttery taste of shrimp and mofongo. The beans were nice too. There were two starches and two proteins, so I had almost half for leftovers. 8.5/10 Nice clean cafe with polite servers. There is both indoor and outdoor seating available. Adequate parking outside. It is on the end of a tan plaza on the opposite end from the Shamrocks pub. Cons The price on the menu for the mofongo shrimp bowl was $18. However, when inserting my card for the reader, it said "$20". There is a lot of starch in the mofongo bowl since there is rice and plantains .It would have been nice to see a little bit of veggies in there. Others have posted pictures with a side salad with their mofongo. Maybe I ordered the wrong item? Overall: a very good Boricua restaurant in temple terrace.

I hate writing one star reviews but this place was a serious letdown. On the recommendation of…read moresomeone at our hotel we tried this place for take out. Normally I research on Yelp beforehand but we blindly went for it and completely regretted it afterwards. I also want to point out that all of the reviews were created in the last week, were all 5 stars, and multiple belonged to first time posters. This would have been a huge red flag to me had I looked on Yelp first. We tried the brisket and Cuban sandwiches. The menu states they come with chips and a pickle (though neither had a pickle). Not a huge deal but that's not even the letdown. The brisket sandwich said nothing about cheese or any weird white substance being on it - and yet it came with some funky cheese or sauce on it. To be honest we couldn't even figure out what it was...maybe blue cheese crumbles? It was not tasty in the least. We threw this sandwich away after about three bites. The Cuban was a far cry from a Cuban and for this area I'm really disappointed. There were odds and ends of meats cut up in no orderly fashion - to be honest it felt like a sandwich made from leftovers in the fridge. I would be careful ordering from this place until they can get their menu down because from what I tasted tonight- the best thing we ordered was a bottle of water.

Great prices for drinks and specials! Went in for a late night bite and just had a simple pepperoni…read moreflatbread, yum! The sauce tasted very fresh and we left satisfied. New bar that we can't wait to see the evolution of. Will definitely be giving this place another try.