This little spot at the Winter Garden Farmers Market is THE BEES' KNEES!…read more Empanadas can be hit or miss but I really love the Argentinian style of baked - these hit the mark, spot on! There was a long line which makes sense but I think it was only about 10 minutes or so in line. $11 for 3 is a really great deal that cannot be passed up. I loved all 3 styles I tried- spinach & mushroom, carnitas, and beef. I wish I could take a bunch of these unbaked and fly them home with me but they wouldn't make it. If I lived in Winter Garden, I would eat these every weekend! YUM

Visited La Combi while they were at the Winter Garden Farmers Market when we were drawn to their…read morebooth by how good the empanadas smelled! We ordered the Cheese and Sweet Onion and Chicken and Mushroom empanadas and both were delicious and a good size to walk and snack on during a hot day at the farmers market. The chimichurri sauce was equally as delicious. Worth a try when at the farmers market!

Food was delicious and served quick and hot! Service was…read moreattentive and very helpful with the menu!

Knew they were closed awhile back. Saw they reopened and decided to have lunch there…read more Currently under new owner/management. They renovated the place, looks alot brighter and cleaner than before. It made me a little sad not seeing the previous waitresses when we walked in. They were always so cheerful. Price went up for the food. We went with our usual, mini paisa. Food is still good. The steak, pork skin and avocado was a smaller portion. We liked how they have the hot sauce ready in little individual containers. Seems like they serve breakfast now as well. Wouldn't mind coming back to try some other items on the menu.

This place is just all around spectacular. The quality of food is phenomenal. The service is…read morespectacular bilingual friendly team from the kitchen staff to the folks in the front the cleanliness looking field of place 100% amazing definitely must try it. I always leave with a box not just to take home but to give away.

I really love this location. There is ample seating, so many freshly prepared pastries and savory…read moreitems, with lots of different hot & cold beverages. The staff is so helpful and very very welcoming. The location itself is very bright, cute, and it's perfect place to study, or grab a quick drink and pastry, or even to grab a bigger meal (which I was surprised to see). We loved what we ordered: chai latte , guava and cheese quesito, a classic latte, and a chachapa. 10/10, might be my new favorite coffee shop!

Saw this place as I was leaving the 7/ll next door and noticed they had pan dulce. I'm so glad I…read morestopped in and got a concha. The bread was perfect. Slightly airy and not dry at all.

Great selection of pastries and breads. Everything looked delicious so it was hard to choose what I…read morewanted. I went with a plain muffins, a muffin wrapped in puff pastry, and a croissant. The muffin was the star of the show. It was sweet but not too sweet, and incredibly fluffy and moist. I would go back in a heartbeat just to get more of those muffins. I'd love to come back and wander around a bit more when I have more time. I want to try some of their breads next time

This is inside of a bustling food hall. You order at the counter and eat where you please…read more I ordered just one beef and cheese empanada and it was outstanding! The meat was flavorful and the cheddar cheese was perfectly sharp. I also loved the crust- it was very light and not greasy at all. I forgot to take a pic because I was starving, but I'll be back to try a few others before I leave the area.

My wife and I made a COSTCO run in Clermont to return some items (Tramontina dutch ovens chip badly…read moreand the Dyson heat + cool doesn't work as advertised) and checked out old town for lunch options. Our friends recommended Cosa Nostra but, being a sucker for empanadas, my wife suggested Pico Bistro instead. Located on the bottom floor of the Montrose Street Market, Pico Bistro operates from a small space. After looking at the menu, my wife ordered the #4 (Beef with green olives and eggs) and #19 (Beef, sausage and cheese) empanadas ($4.33 each) with fries ($3.99). I ordered the picanha (steak) served with chimichurri and fries ($16.50). We each had a Coke Zero ($2.50 each per can!) in a can to wash it down with. My wife liked her empanadas, especially dipped in that pico sauce it came with. My steak was just OK...really needed that chimichurri sauce to add some flavor. The thin steak was cooked on what looked like a portable flat top. All in all, I thought lunch was nothing to write home about, except perhaps for the empanadas. The value certainly wasn't there, not to mention a 2.5% processing fee added to credit card payments. Lunch for 2 with tip came out to $43.

My wife and I ate there today at their Clermont location on Oakley Seaver Road address is 1200…read moreOakley Seaver Dr, Clermont, FL. The food was outstanding and needed nothing added to enhance the flavor what so ever. The restaurant is small but clean, but we loved it. My wife had picidillo and yellow rice with maduros, I on the other hand had roast Chicken black beans and yellow rice and yuca. The portions were HUGE!

A true Cuban mom-n-pop shop in the heart of Clermont. Located on the back of the plaza is this gem!…read moreWe ordered the 12" Cuban with sweet plantains, and the plate lunch with white rice, ground beef and more plantains. Food was very homey and huge in portion, we had left overs for dinner! Iced cafe con Leche was made fresh and so delicious. Thank you, Elvia for our first visit!

We caught Pipos at the Orlando Farmers Market once again and we ALWAYS stop by. My girlfriend loves…read moreTequenos and its just one of those things we wont pass up. We enjoy the always quick and friendly service we receive from them. The garlic cilantro sauce that goes with the tequenos is a must! It has such great flavor and is such a great complimentary to the tequeno itself. They taste fresh, cheese melted properly and all around good. They're typically located in the round seating area where most of the food in the market is. We will more than likely be back again.

After trying Pipos, I realized how much I loved latin food…read more This was the first time I tried teqenos and guava and both were AMAZING. I never knew teqenos were basically latin cheese sticks. Their guava and cheese teqeno though is a must try! Their sauce they serve it with is amazing too. They had some guava dipping sauce and also this spicy cilantro sauce, which wasn't too spicy. The guy at the stand was very nice and had very good energy. I would definitely come back to this stand for 2nds an 3rds. This place is a pop-up food stand you only see at markets, and the vibe at those are awesome. You get to experience many different foods, and see a lot of shopping from local vendors - which is my favorite part. It feels very connected.

This place is definitely a whole in the wall. Pretty amazing Colombian food and doesn't break the…read morebank. Food is tasty and full of flavor. The service is great and everyone is attentive to your needs. You really can't go wrong with this place.

I love this place though I don't have pictures of the food itself, I go here almost every morning…read moreto get me some breakfast. The service is amazing always so nice and attentive. The place is very nice and clean. The restrooms are always clean and smelling good too which is rare for most restaurants.