This is a taco foodtruck. Very simple and to the point to give a kick to your taste buds…read more The grill is run by 2 Le Cordon Bleu chefs. They are two very nice gentlemen trying to start this small business. They like to frequent at bar and club spots around the UCF area after hours. It brings the downtown idea of "hotdog cart munchies" to the students. I am rooting for these guys because this area needs something like this after getting out of the club such as Knights Library. Not to mention their chicken was SOO delicious! I want to see them prosper and hopefully get a few more items on their menu.

Decent skewers for a food truck! Skewers with A Tude (SWAT) comes with fragrant basmati rice and…read morevegetables side of the day! It was so good that I ate it all before I could take a photo :( got the pork...chewy and delish! There are several sauces which I didn't care for because meat had enough flavor. Overall great!

It's been a while, and while I still come here periodically, it's not like how it use to be. You…read morecan find good deals but some items are more expensive than other grocery stores. Things like eggs, milk, cheese tend to be more expensive here. I came here specifically looking for frozen banana leaves to make pasteles one time and when I got home, the leaves were a slimy mess and I had to throw the package entirely in the garbage. Another time I had bought some empanada discs and when I got home they smelled weird and when I check the package they had expired months ago, so please check expiration dates on things while at the store. It's still a place I'll come for produce and some Spanish items, and all things considered, prices are still decent.

After a small renovation. It is a lot better and more organized. However I cannot recommend buying…read morefresh fruit from here, over ripened. But stocked with international goods.

This is the nicest Bravo I've ever been to. The ones in Tampa aren't great…read more I am surprised they have a small produce section. I'd hope they had bigger ones but they do have some tropical fruit. I picked up some mango for a good price and I was happy with that. They have all the different grocery sections and they are pretty compact not as much selection which I'm happy with. I do love seeing all the selection of Latin grocery items here. Their bakery looks really good. We got some pan de sabao bread which was good. They have two types here and a bread roll machine that makes the rolls. My husband was fascinated over that. They have two eateries here. One with hot plate of Latin food and one that is Escobar Latin sushi which I love and ordered from. It was a nice visit to this Bravo and everyone was very friendly! It was also quite clean.

If you've never been here, it's pretty much like a smaller version of H Mart or Lotte Mart, but…read morejust the Spanish version. The produce is fresh. The options for Spanish cuisine and Spanish items are everywhere and the actual food is delicious and I'm not talking about the sushi which is also good but they have a food bar, which is fantastic if you've never been, I recommend you coming here.

I bought papayas and some long beans, they didn't look fresh at all. When I cut open the papayas, I…read morecan tell they didn't look fresh. They looked like they've been stored in refrigerator or freezer. I had to return them.

$5 purchase to use cc or debit card…read more This place gets packed since the nearby korean produce market few steps nearby closed down. I come here to get cheap produce only and spanish pantry and basic canned necessities! 4 cans of Iberia tomato sauce for $1! 2 bags of tangerines about 8-9 pcs for $3 total approx almost 20 pcs of fruit! This place is tidy small but they have lots if cashiers to cash you out quick! I come here for my Sofrito, Sazon, Canned Garlic Sauce Octopus, 99 cent evaporated milk to make my homemade flans, Fresh produce veggies & fruits, Seasoning powders and Bay leaves and spanish olives and pimentos! Too bad they dont carry Bustelo Iced Tea here - Its the by far best iced tea! Better than Lipton brand! They carry asian fruits here like Rambutan & Thai young coconut but the price of the coconut is almost $3.. I can get it for $1.99 at other asian markets. They also carry curry powder and carribean items here if you are in the mood to make jerk or curry chicken!!

Good selection of fresh produce and meats as well as some dry goods. They also have a fresh bakery…read morewith some Latin American treats and breads. The store is very clean and well organized. The employees could be a little more friendly. There was a female employee behind the bakery counter. I smiled and said hello while I was choosing a baked good for my daughter and she said nothing. I felt uncomfortable and walked away. I grabbed some produce and went to the checkout. Again, I smiled at the cashier and said hello and she said nothing. She looked very unhappy.

Went here after a long time. I was avoiding going here since covid, as I wasn't sure how they were…read morehandling it. My experience of there cleanliness at previous few times wasn't that good. But this time it was a pleasant surprise. They are adhering to the covid protocols. At the entrance I saw a station with cleaning liquid and a cloth to clean the carts. But I didn't see a designated person doing it when I went. Inside, the store looked pretty clean. All the employees were wearing masks. They had glass/plastic shields at the check out counter. They also have markings for 6 ft distancing. The vegetables were fresh and everything was fully stocked. I am not sure if the veggies and fruits are organic. Will have to find that out. I will recommend to go on a weekday and at odd times. Cause otherwise it will be crowded.

This Indian restaurant has been in the same location under a few different names. If you remember…read moreUdipi Cafe, Spice Khazana, or the Clay Oven, this is the same location. However, the food has taken a turn for the worse. I LOVED this place when it was Udipi, as in, drive an hour to get there and spend 3 hours lazily discussing the virtues of the perfect payasam with the waitstaff. As Flavors of India, it has a decidedly "meh" tone to it. Oh, sure, the interior has a bit of a facelift and it is now orange tones of geometric paint rather than scuffed red paint, but the food wasn't anything to write home about. My partner and I tried the lunch buffet on a Groupon the first time and while meataphiles will rejoice at the inclusion of goat and chicken to the food offerings, if you are a vegetarian, steer clear of the buffet: there are at most two offerings (aside from dessert & rice) available for vegetarians, and certainly nothing spicy. Additionally, the gulab jamun was served cold in probably the most bland simple syrup ever: no rosewater or cinnamon in it at all. For a regular dinner, the offerings weren't much better. Service was attentive to water levels and meal concerns, but the pakoras tasted overdone and reheated, and frankly our meals lacked the pizazz of the previous incarnations of this restaurant. If you're looking for good Indian food in this locale, I strongly recommend some of the other restaurants (Kohinoor, Memories of India, Gateway to India) over this restaurant.

My wife and I are regulars here whenever there are any deals to be had. Their buffet never…read moredisappoints and the place is operated by one family. We have always enjoyed eating there. Yes it is true that the atmosphere may not be as fancy as other places, it is definitely more modest, but I think the buffet is a good deal and we never miss a groupon deal for there if we can help it. I would like to see them add more wait staff. I really hope they continue to do well enough to stay around because we would definitely miss this place.

Awesome new farmer's market in the historical Parramore neighborhood. A majority of the vendors…read moregrow/make the food they're selling in the neighborhood and there are some great craftspeople here too. This is one of the only farmer's markets in Orlando where patrons can use SNAP benefits as a form of payment, which is fantastic. Their mission is to "transform Parramore's food dessert into a food oasis" and I really hope with community support they are able to do just that. It was a good mix of tables - lots of fresh veggies, honey, gourmet popcorn, baked goods, shaved iced/specialty beverages, artisanal candles, jewelry, scarves, head wraps, skirts, and original art. There were several tables with neighborhood information as well, which is always great. They also had live music, which added a fun element. Today was their first market and there were about 17 tables - I really hope to see this market grow as word gets out about it and the weather warms up!

I really enjoyed this market and the mission behind it "Transforming Parramore's food desert into a…read morefood oasis." It's small but has the essentials- several produce stands , several ready to eat food options (POPCORN) and lots of great gift ideas too. Located right outside Orlando City Stadium- the market occurs every Saturday from 8a-1pm. There is plenty of street parking around this time. We made it a nice day and parked further out so we could enjoy the weather and the walk. While this one isn't bustling like other markets, I actually prefer and appreciate this one. It's waaay less overwhelming and you actually get to hold conversations and interact with the vendors. My friends and I took our time to visit most of the tables. There were several fresh produce stands (Growing Orlando, Fleet Farming, etc), plenty of ready to eat food options ( get the samosas from Spice Affair, sweets from Suga & Spice and the caramel/cheese mix from Popcorn Junkie) and if you're a coffee fan, Mercantile Coffee Co. is a no brainer. I had the cold brew with oat milk. First time trying it and it was great. Didn't miss the cream at all! They also had matcha and a cider on tap if coffee isn't your thing. If you're looking for gifts- I bought the best handpoured soy candle from Soy What Candle Company that smells just like the cucumber melon lotion from B&BW. But this purchase helps a Parramore family! Definitely follow PFM on FB and on Instagram to see what vendors will be there as the lineup probably changes from time to time. Also pro tip: bring reusable bags and cash. While some vendors took cards, some did not.