We stopped by La Estación Colombiana to try some of their food after my uncle highly recommended…read moreit. We attempted to visit once before, but the restaurant was closed. The location is quite small, so I suggest arriving early to secure a seat. The interior is decorated with numerous photos, vibrant murals, and art representing Colombia. As you enter, the aroma of grilled meat greets you. We were seated immediately, and our order was taken promptly. I didn't catch the server's name since I was invited, but I must say, the service was excellent, even as the place filled up. I ordered the bandeja paisa, and it was divine. I had heard that the pork belly could be a bit fatty, and mine was indeed that way. It could have been fried a little longer, but it was still quite tasty. The steak was fantastic and seasoned to perfection. The rice was good, and the egg, although small, resembled a fresh farm egg. Everyone else ordered the carne asada, which they thoroughly enjoyed, as well as the fried fish dish. Everything was perfect. I would highly recommend this restaurant, and I can't wait to go back to try more items from their menu. The portion sizes are enormous; if you leave feeling hungry, something might be wrong!

Stopped there in two occasions. The first time the food was good even though the waitress was…read moredistant and appeared uninterested.Nevertheless She did the basic. The second time the service was again mediocre but the food was awful. We ordered a churrasco and it was greasy, hard, overcooked and overseasoned. We do not plan to return.

Small but cozy Colombian bakery. I tried a chicken empanada and chicken sandwich. Too hungry so i…read moredidnt get a chance to take a picture of the empanada, sorrryyyyyy. It was good w/ some lime juice! The sandwich had sautéed onions that pulled it together nicely. Friendly person at the register and took about 10 mins for the wait (to go order)

This is an excellent small Columbian bakery and restaurant. We had several of the baked goods and…read more coffee. See my pictures. They are very tasty if a bit heavy on the butter so very flaky. They are all home made on the premises. Coffee is good too. We did not try the hot food, specials cost about $6-10, the big plate with sausage, grilled meat ,rice, sweet plantain, eggs, pasty, beans and everything called Bandeja Paisa comes highly recommended by Columbians. Good value. In strip mall Mill Creek next to laundry.

Best food I have tried in a long time. Every item in my plate was served with so much flavor . I…read morechose the bandeja paisa and pupusas ! It's a tiny place but the servings are really big . Only downside is they close early I can't wait to keep coming back

Ok spanish restaurant in kissimmee. Small but comfortable with great latin pastries. This…read morerestaurant is a mix of latin foods from colombian to cuban. The portions are a bit to big at least what we ordered. A big complaint though was i killed a roach in the bathroom which i kind of understood but then killed another on the wall next to my table no bueno. Im giving it three stars since its my 1st time and maybe they just had a bad fumigating day.

This was a carry out dinner for Saturday and boy what a great meal it was! The snapper was cooked…read moreto perfection,the vegetable rice was perfect the salad was a great combination of carrots lettuce onions with a very good Italian dressing. The tray that it came in was aluminum foil, which was good for placing in the oven in the event it needed to be reheated. The portion size was more than enough for one person. I recommend you give this dish a try, especially if you are a fish person like I am.

@Tarajroth told me about this restaurant where the Big Lots is located. In front of the Kissimmee…read moreSocial Security office. I had to take a drive and find it. Located on Michigan and 192. Nice little place with a lot of character. The Christmas tree is up and the Spanish music is playing. It got me in the Holiday spirit. Maria was the first one to greet me. I explained I would be taking some pictures of her place if she didn't mind. I have found it's better to ask before I go ahead and start clicking. Especially in Kissimmee. : ) This is the Pollo al horno (Oven baked chicken) with white rice and fries. Now remember this was all taken to go. I wanted to sit down and enjoy the ambience. Chuleta Frita (Fried Pork Chops), with white rice, salad, and fries. Colombian style. Very good. Well made. Shared the dish with some fellow Puerto Rican co-workers and they loved it.

This is our go to restaurant for fried red snapper in Orlando. We have been patronizing Oh Que…read moreBueno since moving to Florida six years ago. The food and service never disappoints. The fish is fried extra crispy just like we love it and the hot is the perfect compliment. I tried the espresso martini for the first time and it was absolutely amazing!

We had such a wonderful experience at this restaurant! From the moment we walked in, the staff was…read morewelcoming, attentive, and made us feel right at home. The food was absolutely delicious, everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. You can really tell they care about quality and customer experience. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy a great meal. We'll definitely be coming back and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great dining experience!

While visiting Orlando, we stopped here for a piece of home away from home…read more The service was great, they offered recommendations for food and drinks. We had the bandeja paisa and the breaded chicken with fries and maduros. The restaurants overall appearance is pretty traditional, it has a lot of the Colombian staples.

It's my first time here. I happen to walk by while visiting another business in the same shopping…read moreplaza. I stopped on my way out. This is a cozy Colombian restaurant. It was not busy When I walked in. It was also a little bit before noon. There was plenty of seating available. I ordered to go. There is not bar or outdoor seating areas. I ordered their large soup of day which comes with rice, half of an avocado and a arepa. It's a generous portion. I had enough for lunch and dinner. I got lucky as today they were serving beef soup. It was delicious and tasted home made. It brought me back to grandma cooking days. I would definitely like to visit again for dinner.

The food was amazing and the service from our server meli was so kind the restaurant was clean and…read moreall the staff was lovely

A great place for couples or bring the family, Food was…read moretasty and filling, plenty food to choose from and flavor was on point. We ordered the tostones with steak and special sauce that was super delicious. We learned that we could have ordered meat without fat trim and order it meat tenderized. Side items such as beans and rice were so delicious, service was a bit dry upon arrival but the ladies really brought it home with attention and service. Ambience was great with great music for a Tuesday. Plenty of handicap and regular parking.

Took a pit stop here before work because I was craving some type of breakfast bite. This place is…read moredefinitely a hole in the wall. I arrive at 8:45 and there were only two elderly people eating so pretty empty but very clean. The employee was supee sweet, had a short conversation with her and was very attentive. I bought a pandebono and a tequeño to go. The pandebono was great! One of the best I've had. It has a crunchy outside and a soft inside and they are a good size. I will be keeping RicoPan in mind for breakfast going forward

Ricopan is exactly what it is in English, Delicious Bread. Looking at this place from the outside,…read moredoesn't look like much. However, the storefront gives you a little preview of what is inside. Walking inside, you find your typical bakery with much Christmas decor. The pastries and coffee here is Colombian Heaven. The cheese arepas are on point as well as there lunch dishes. Service was fast and accomodating. Ricopan here in Kissimmee Trail is one for the books.