Amazing food. The soup sopa sancocho was my absolute favorite. Slap your mom kind of good. The…read moremofongo was delicious and their Cuban sandwich was one of the best I've had.

During our visit to Fort Walton we decided to go to Papi's and we are so glad we did. I ordered the…read moreSurf and Turf Mofongo with skirt steak and shrimp with a side order of fried plantains. My wife ordered the Roast Pork with fried breadfruit (pana); the portions were generous. For drinks we had a Malta and Coconut water. The food was exceptional; all very well seasoned and perfectly cooked. The owner was very friendly, the restaurant was clean. The restaurant features nice art work and puertorrican decor. We'll return again next time we're in town.

Stopped in mid-morning and ordered a "Cachapa" - a thick, very sweet, cake made with fresh…read morecorn/masa. The half inch thick "torta" is sometimes as a thick pancake and often folded in half for serving. This one was a bit too thick to do that and, instead, covered the serving plate (see photo posted). This thick corn cake was fried to a crispy light golden brown crust with a moist and tender very sweet interior. It was topped with melted cheese (queso a mano) or white mozzarella. It also was covered with a fairly tender layer of barbecued beef plus slices of fresh avocado. Big serving - big flavor. Also grabbed a half dozen "Colombian" style empanadas (2 of each type: chicken, beef, or cheese.) Well cooked, slightly thick cornmeal crust and amply filled. These came with garlic-forward Colombian "Aji picante." Many more Latin dishes to explore on another visit.

Michiladas, Ceviche tostadas and Barbados tacos. The…read moreabsolutely best place for Mexican/Colombian food in all of Destin, Ft Walton beach and surrounding areas. I highly recommend if you love true Mexican and or Colombian food experience. A truly must stop by.

We were excited to try this place. The inside is clean and…read moreorderly. The chips brought to the table were light, crisp, and hot. We ordered the guacamole dip thinking it was the one on the menu, for $4.99, but it ended up being the $8.99 bowl that we could not find on the extensive menu. I had Ñoquis Gratinados with steak. it was good, the steak was okay, but would have preferred all the cuts of meat be the same size, and bite sized. Spouse had the Churrasco a lo Pobre, a taco, and a tamale. The taco was good. The tamale, although large in size did not have much pork in it. The meat on the churrasco a lo pobre plate was really tough, unless you really like to chew, and chew, and chew, think twice about ordering the churrasco a lo pobre plate. If you do order it, bring your dental floss. Although we spoke to the waiter about the tough meat, and the waiter admitted he tried cutting the meat and it was tough. After that, there was no attempt to replace the meat with a more tender piece nor was my spouse asked if he wanted to try a different dish. When paying for the meal, there was no discount offered for the tough meat on the plate. The eggs on the plate were also kind of over cooked and brown and crispy around the edges. Customer service is lacking. Unfortunately for the restaurant, we will not be patrons.

Absolutely phenomenal are the only two words I can open this review to hopefully express the…read moredelicious food, great atmosphere, and a feeling of being part of a family for what I call an amazing dining experience on Father's Day 2025...yum!!! I ordered the lomo a lo pobre (poor man's steak and eggs) and my date ordered the chaufa de pollo (Fried rice with chicken, soy sauce, sesame oil, scrambled eggs, red pepper, scallion, garlic, and ginger)...absolutely delicious!! Our drinks were also da bomb (great): Horchata and Chicha Morada...yum and yum!! Desert was Flan...a final yum...we will definitely return!!!

This place is fantastic. Casual atmosphere with delicious homemade Salvadoran and Guatemalan food…read more They are so kind to us every time we come, too. Highly recommend!

From the owner: We make Freshy made Salvaran and Guatemalan Food you won't…read morebe disappointed with our flavors.

I had the chicken soup, which was absolutely delicious! My daughter had the chicken fried rice;…read moreshe's super picky and loved it. My husband and son shared the Parillada, which had steak, pork belly, chicken, shrimp, fries and a salad...massive platter! Our whole family loved what they ordered and the portions were so large we had plenty to take home. Our server Pepe was helpful and friendly. I highly recommend this place!

My sister and I had a great experience here. First time trying Peruvian food and it was everything…read moreI was hoping. Our server was Pepe and he was great. Very friendly and he was very helpful with all the questions we had. There is plenty of seating available. There is also a few patio seating available. I wanted to try couple different things so I decided to get the Trio Don Cha. It came with Ceviche and I chose fried fish and Arroz con Mariscos. I fell in love with the Ceviche and the Arroz con Mariscos had so much flavor, it was addicting. I kept going in for more bites. We also ordered a side of fried sweet plantains and Yuca. Everything was so delicious. We will definitely stop by when we are back in Destin.

Sugiero que modifiquen los horarios en el Internet..... Viaje más de 30 min para ir a probar su…read morecomida pero al llegar al sitio el Food Truck estaba cerrado aún cuando en el Google Maps y en Maps informan que solo trabajan los días SÁBADOS ENTRE LAS 11 AM y las 2 PM I suggest that you change the schedules on the Internet... I traveled more than 30 minutes to go try their food but when I arrived at the site the Food Truck was closed even though on Google Maps and Maps they inform that they only work on SATURDAYS BETWEEN 11 a.m. and 2 p.m

Came across this crew at the Habitat for Humanity food truck festival. I'm still thinking about the…read morecachapa one week later...in fact I hopped on Yelp to see where they usually operate so we can have it again this weekend. If you're unfamiliar, cachapa is described as a sweet Venezuelan pancake filled with Guayanes cheese and shredded beef aka Venezuelan comfort food. At $15, it seems steep, but you can split it and y'all it's well worth it.