The bandeja paisa was superb! Full of flavor, just like the restaurant and staff! Loved it!read more

Went to Que-Rico for the first time today and we will definitely be back! Ivon, the owner, was…read morewelcoming and explained the dishes. We both had the Super Arepa Specialty with beef brisket. It was really good and the servings were so big we both brought home half of our meal for tomorrow's lunch. Great find! Can't wait to try something else on the menu. Highly recommend!

This place is amazing. We searched yelp to find something unique with good reviews. We started…read morewith the guac and chips and the grilled chicken and avocado and some other shredded chicken with rice dish. Soooo good. Service was great and attentive. Passed on the plantains only bc our diet is in full force but they looked amazing

First time trying Costa Rican Food. Everything's was absolutely amazing!…read more We tried the tostada meal. Hubby had the fried yuca appetizer. Jalapeños were amazing. The service is excellent and fast! Servings are generous. Plenty of parking. Just off of Tamiami Trail in Bonita Springs.

I have been here twice and both times I've had a very plentiful and delicious meal. You can get a…read morevery large portion of food for cheap here, I truly wish more places like this existed. I've gotten their crispy pork belly, carnitas as well as the rotisserie chicken with rice and a side. Everything I've gotten has been great and more than enough for a couple separate meals. The gentleman who explained how everything works on my first visit was very friendly as well.

If you drive through Lee Blvd near Gunnery Road, you'll notice there is a fresh new sign erected,…read more"Lavita Bistro" and there are many parked cars in the former David and Deborah Greenlaw's Deb Seafood in Lehigh Acres. If you think that Lavita Bistro is an Italian establishment, you are off. It is fast-casual Latin infused cuisine. The building has been vacant for some times! Owner of nearby Brasa's Steak and Grill take another spin at this spot! On a Sunday little after 5 PM, we stop by and we want to sample their food! This is a fast casual establishment; prepared foods were served for take out or you can eat in a 40+ seats dining area. We were greeted warmly! We spotted Arroz Congri (Moros Rice), Fried Rice, Ropa Vieja (shredded beef), Carne con Papas (beef stew) and Rabo Encendido (oxtail stew) in the first hot food section. Quick survey, tells us there are many other choices. But immediately, my instinct tells me, you got try your favorite oxtail! Wife was oscillating between shredded beef and beef stew. She opted for beef stew. Our drinks were simple, bottled water and a Jarrito's Mandarin drink! Both dishes were spot on and flavorful. Oxtail stew was made in a flavorful beef-tomato broth that's slow-cooked for hours until the oxtail meat is tender and fall-off-the-bone juicy. It is mouthwatering! In fact, Michael (or Mai Kor) behind the counter telling us if you don't like the food, it is free! The portions are huge! We took home the left over for lunch next day! There are ceviche, shish kabab and other Latin flavors, as well as bakery items, Gelatos, fresh fruit juices and Sandwiches available. We like the setup in the dining area. Tasteful decorated and clean but only have a small short artistic waste container. Probably need one or two fairly large waste containers to accommodate possible 40+ customers. This is 4.5 stars upping to 5 stars! Definitely will be back. I just texted my friend, see you at Lavita for lunch, on Tuesday!

Food was really fantastic. Nice broad menu of authentic Colombian food. Delightful service. Highly…read morerecommend.

What is Pueblito Paisa? According to my Columbian friend, it is literally translated to "Little…read moreVillage Paisa". This is a charming little village nestled in Medellin, Columbia. With its cobblestone streets, white church, colorful buildings, plaza and breathtaking view on the Nutibara Hill, it becomes a popular tourist attraction in Medellin! Pueblito Paisa was built in 70's to replicate a typical Antioquian Village to showcase their lifestyle and heritage! Mi Pueblito Paisa started as food truck at 4509 Lee Blvd, Lehigh Acres serving Columbian cuisine. In late 2023, they moved to FGCU's University Village. It is situated next to Tacos and Tequila Cantina. It has six inside tables and more than dozen outside tables. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner from Tuesday to Sunday! We walked in for early dinner on Saturday. The staff is very hospitable, friendly and answered many questions we had. This location was a take-out restaurant with heavy deep-fried items. The ambiance was simple other than the huge Mi Pueblito Paisa sign with customs and hats. If you go to www. mipueblitopasia.com, or Facebook or Instagram, it still refers to the Lehigh Acres food truck location and menu. The new menu using QR code on the table was not working in my iPhone. The new menu at the University Village is greatly expanded. Their web site or social media is work in progress! I have images of some of popular Columbian dishes from home and with the help of our server, we ordered a Salchipapas, and Cazuela de Marisco with a nice Mora fruit drink! The Salchipapas, one of popular fast-food dish commonly served as street food. The Pueblito Paisa version has crunchy French Fries topped with sausage, pork belly, white cheese in condiments. The sausage and pork belly added the savory taste to the fries! The portion was huge and we took half portion home! Th Cazuela de Marisco was a seafood stew that is served with Avocado/tomato salad, coconut rice and fried plantains or tostones. This seafood stew was served with small shrimps, clams, scallops, and calamari but packed in flavor! The avocado/tomato salad with a little onion added a refreshing taste to the stew. Wife loves that coconut rice but she is not a fried plantain fan! If you like Columbian food, this is the place to visit! We'll back for more Sancocho, Bandeja and Picada!

Food near me in Cape Coral I found El patio the most delicious food in Cape Coral I had to come…read moreback there again. I go there every week the most delicious place to eat in Cape Coral. The service was outstanding. The ambience was top-tier. It was so clean highly recommend don't think about it.

Prices are more reasonable than other restaurants and food is amazing. Stuffed avocado is my new…read morefavorite but I love the baby beef and any of their fried rice! Highly recommend

One of the best Cuban sandwiches ever - service was great! 10/10 would go again…read more 10/10 would go there again!

OMG!!! The absolute best Cuban Steak Sandwich in Naples!!! Feels like I'm back home in Miami!!!…read moreManny had the Cuban Sandwich which he agrees was the best he's had in Naples, too. Sooo good we could only eat half each. Dinner tonight!

OMG.....what a fabulous find !! It's a small place, on Pondella Rd. in North Fort Myers, just off…read moreHwy 41. Walking in the restaurant smells marvelous..... not a spicy smell, but more a blend of savory. The table had white paper and was decorated for Valentine's Day !! Nice touch. First time for us.... They were not very crowded for lunch and we were seated right away. Victor approached us to take our drink order. What a friendly, nice guy. I ordered the Red Sangria, ($15.00) in a big wine glass which was very tasty. I then ordered the Pulpo Al Olivo from the "starters" menu, with a side of Tostones. (Which was Octopus, sliced avocado & a terrific Kalamata Olive cream sauce. The octopus was tender and piled on slices of avocado. They didn't skim on the avocado at all. Wasn't sure why the club crackers were added to the plate. I pushed them aside at first, but then used them as they were intended..... OMG..... the crackers added a slight buttery, savory taste to compliment the Kalamata sauce. And, it was extremely tasty and plentiful. Definitely would order this again !!! My husband ordered Tallarin Huancaina Con Savana de Lomo. My best interpretation was ~ skirt steak on pasta with a spicy cream sauce !! He LOVED it !! We asked.... they provided !! We were able to buy a 16oz jar of the delicious Huanciana sauce to take home. YES...... YES..... highly recommended and we will be back again !!!

We drove to North Fort Myers for an early Sunday dinner. The parking lot gave an impression that it…read morewas converted from a convenient store into a restaurant. Both inside and outside tables are available but we opted for inside table. There are many Christmas ornaments both inside and outside at this time of year! Nicholas greeted us with a warm welcome. He is personable, with a friendly smile. In fact, he informed me that the word, Sunqu, is a Quechua word that means "heart" and comes from the Incas. We were set up with fried plantain slices, roasted corn nut, concha, with dipping sauce. Both tasted freshly made and crunchy. It went well with my full glass of Sangria. A great way to start your meal! Wife ordered her favorite Peruvian dish, Lomo Saltado. She loved how the beef was cooked and the seasoning is perfect. I ordered the grilled octopus. It was tender and flavorful. This is a culinary experience you must try! The presentation for both dishes are colorful and artistic. In fact, I ate the flower as Nicholas told us it is edible! The chef, Oscar, ask me how I like the grilled octopus. I said, "Love it and well done". We were so full and did not try their Seven Leches cake! If you like Peruvian food, this is the place for you! Check it out for yourself. You'll not be disappointed. Five stars rating!

This place was great for take out. I probably wouldn't eat in here but the pick up was quick and…read moreeasy. Pricing is a bit high for takeout but I guess everything in the area is. Definitely authentic Cuban and you can tell by how they do their Arroz Moro. Staff was very quick but not the friendliest, but I didn't care because I was just taking out. Their hot sauce was great too!

Food Riquísimo Service With a smile…read moreAmbiente Bien limpio. Found the place using Groz, and the review was correct. It was Great