One of the best Latino food trucks I've tried!!…read more Delicious empanadas and croquetas. The yucca fries are perfection. The guava cheesecake dessert empanada was amazing!! Clearly fresh ingredients and made from the heart.

This place is absolutely out of this world. I've never seen a Dominican and Cuban fusion so this…read moreplace really intrigued me. Everything is super fresh all the flavors hit. We ordered a lot of food, so it took some time for us to get our order, but it was well worth it. The service was very friendly and kind as well. You can tell they enjoy their work and are passionate. We ordered 4 entrees and sides. The OG Cuban is honestly amazing. The Riki Taki had some very interesting flavors and was super fresh. El Tigre in the Big Papi were so unique. And I loved the queso Frito in each of them. My favorite one was Miami chopped cheese!! They use Carnitas instead of beef and it being layered into a Cuban was genius. I'll be coming back for them all but especially that Miami chopped for sure. We also got the the meatball and the Cuban empanada. They were so delicious!! The guava cheesecake empanada was to die for! We also got the yucca fries and the queso Frito as sides and they were amazing. We ordered chimi sauce, a smoked ketchup for the yucca fries and a guava honey sauce for the cheese. It was so unique and I absolutely loved it. This place is a must try!!!

Omi's not only servers fine authentic Puerto Rican food, he is a fine man who's friendly to all…read more Tommy B. & Great free parking, handicap parking in front. My wife is Puerto Rican & is impressed how much I love this food. We feel we've become friends with Omi. Looking forward to July 20th for the Jazz festival.

I tried this place a few years ago I remember liking it however, this time around not so much. I'm…read moreprobably a harsh critic being that I'm Puerto Rican, and this is a Puerto Rican food truck. What I ordered: I came specifically for the empanadas de pizza and ended up getting an alcapurria and passion fruit juice as well. The empanada was ok nothing special. It was pretty big and somewhat salty. The alcapurria was also salty and had a strong oil taste and weird texture.Not like like the normal crispy outer layer it normally has. They did offer a homemade hot sauce which definitely helped offset some of the other flavors I mentioned. The passion fruit juice tasted very authentic but way too sweet however once the ice melted it made a bit more drinkable. Prices are good portions age great and they even offer lunch specials. They also have flan and tres leche for your sweet tooth!

I was missing a taste of one of one of my many homes PR!!! I stopped by for some pinchos,& they did…read morenot disappoint! Everything from the flavor to the perfect char! Sitting outside having a bite reminds me of grabbing some in Pioñones before hitting the beach, all the feels!

Wow! What a gem! Was doing some shopping when my friend found it online. Was greeted so kindly by…read morethe owner and he helped us craft our order to perfection. LOVED THE FOOD !! 10/10 recommend! Had 2 Tripletas (this was the reason we stopped) with 3 pinchos that made me realize their namesake was no mistake. Execution on 100! My favorite was the churrasco pincho with garlic sauce, droooool! 2 more chicken pinchos - one with Guava Sauce and one without. Cannot wait til the next time to try their Mofongo. Quality and authentic Puerto Rican Food.

Amazing food with great people! The plaza is a lil run down but don't let that fool you. Highly…read morerecommend!

Fue maravilloso hace unos meses o años. El servicio, la atención y la calidad de la comida han…read moreempeorado. Es una lástima. A los empleados no les interesa en explicar las opciones o describir los platos cuando se les pregunta. Apenas saludan al entrar o al salir. It was wonderful a few months or years ago. The service, attentiveness, and food quality have deteriorated. It's a shame. The staff shows no interest in explaining the options or describing the dishes when asked. They barely even say hello when you arrive or leave.

As a Puerto Rican native, born and raised, I recommend Pal Campo. We went for lunch on a Monday…read more They have a lunch menu at a great price plus regular menu. We ordered from the lunch menu. The Chicharron de Pollo with rice and beans plus one toston was tasty. Our Server was friendly. The phrases on the walls reminded me of my abuelos.

I mean I commuted here for veterans AMC…read more So it was against my will lowkey. But yeah here I am. Vibes were high. It was a good feel in there. Kinda what saved them for the most part. Let's start from the top. Lady walking around with a camera?? Get outta here. Then no napkins or silverware, dang. That's a bummer. Server was nice, I like the guy. Don't know his name though. Menu was large. Apps were solid. They are what have this place rated at a 2 otherwise it might be much worse. Entrees were fine. Nobody was stoked around the table but it was still good and everything was taken down bottom line. Will I come back, no. Will I recommend it, nah. But here it is. Fun, packed out and here. So good on em, keep trucking.

En mi reciente visita de Miami a Tampa, quise encontrar un lugar cercano para comer algo rico... ¡y…read morequé grata sorpresa me llevé al descubrir esta panadería puertorriqueña! Sin duda, fue la mejor elección. Llegué justo minutos antes de que cerraran, y pensé que quizás me atenderían con prisa... pero fue todo lo contrario. El dueño me recibió personalmente con una actitud tan amable y acogedora que me hizo sentir como en casa desde el primer momento. Pedí unas alcapurrias y empanadas de carne que estaban deliciosas y, para mi sorpresa, también me regaló dos pastelitos de quesito como cortesía. ¡Un gesto que realmente se agradece y marca la diferencia! Si están por Tampa y buscan un lugar donde se sienta el calor boricua, la buena vibra y, por supuesto, la excelente comida, les recomiendo pasar por aquí. ¡Yo, sin duda, ya tengo mi parada fija cada vez que regrese a Tampa!

La Bahía is a Puerto Rican bakery through and through, so if you're from the Caribbean or Hispanic,…read moreyou already know what to expect. But Florida is a melting pot -- you've got folks from Guatemala, Mexico, Honduras, everywhere -- and they walk in asking for Cuban bread. It's kind of funny because... this isn't Cuban bread. It's Puerto Rican bread. Different taste, different texture, different soul. And that's not a knock on anyone; it's just one of those cultural things that's hard to explain unless you grew up with it. With that said, the sandwiches here are solid. The place gets busy -- packed, actually -- which tells you everything you need to know about how the community feels about it. The food is authentic, the flavors are familiar, and nothing tastes watered down or "tourist‑friendly." We've been coming here for years, and the consistency is what keeps us returning. Same quality, same service, same comfort‑food feeling every time. It's the kind of spot where you walk in and instantly know you're getting the real thing.

Nico's is still amazing and doesn't disappoint…read more It's cold today so soup is calling our name. They have chicken soup and beef soup with carrots, potatoes, and squash served with white rice or arepa. We ordered both with white rice. Ask for lime too. It's so so good and filling! Their arepas and cachapas here are awesome too. Great service and clean inside! Really love love this Venezuelan restaurant! Their menus are also clear, concise, & have helpful pics. You scan the menu QR code on the table with your phone or ask for a menu.

Really enjoyed the arepas here! They come out steaming hot and taste very flavorful. Service was…read morefast and attentive. Their sauce tray is one of my favorites, and I would love to come and dine in again! (Warning the parking lot is a little small so I would come at a non-rush hour time)

We went for lunch and the fast, friendly service was the highlight. It is definitely a grab and go…read morespot with just two picnic benches, clean but basic. Prices are good, so you won't break the bank. We got blocked off by a car and a semi truck from the next door business, so we had to wait about 15 minutes just to park. The street is busy and loud, but you can still have a conversation. The food is okay. The pollo asado was dry and the tacos are kind of bland, with very little sauce. I would return if you are nearby and want a quick, cheap bite.