Goat was awful. You was nice at the checkout though. The meat was small and bony, to much pepper…read moreand cabbage soggy

The best doubles I ever taste since Trinidad it's better than any restaurant I've been in nyc or…read moreTampa bay fl And the people are very nice people they are awesome

K'ndungo is a Puerto Rican Food Truck. You can often find it out in Wesley Chapel. Today it was at…read morethe Boyette Family Farm. I stopped by to get some produce and I noticed it there. It was close to lunch time , & I figured let me order from here for my hubby and I. I ordered two empanadas - beef and crab, & two platters - one shrimp tacos for me, & a chicken skewer lunch with rice for him. While waiting, I took a pic of my pup Mocha Coconut, I bought some strawberries, avocado, and corn, & I ordered a milk shake at Boyette Fresh, the other food truck present. Finally, once my food was ready, I heard my buzzer, & brought our food home. My fave was the crab empanada. I never get this anywhere. It reminded me of a Tampa Cuban crab croqueta except a better texture with it being an empanada. My husband's fave was the chicken skewer. He said the flavor and marinade were very good. He didn't like the rice so much due to the flavor and texture and I agreed. I can't wait to try this food truck again. All were very tasty. The crab empanada is definitely a repeat.

Omg Food is delicious. Love the plantain tacos mofongo, rice, beans, tacos,. I want to try the…read morechurasco and the bistec encebollado. Love carne guisada but haven't seen it on the menu. Service is great and very friendly. The ambiance is great I was looking for a fish dinner as well. Please put up a menu if you can. '

Decent for a quick grab-and-go, though I've had better oxtails in Tampa. Plantains and rice and…read morepeas were really good. Service was a little dry, but the food came out fast, which helped.

Portions were large, but the restaurant itself was pretty run down. Not sure we'll go back but was…read moreworth a try for sure.

food was good and the vibe was even better. Patio setup is really nice and ggood for nights out…read morewith friends

We were actually on our way to Pal Campo (a favorite of ours) when we decided to make an impromptu…read morestop at El Tablado, a place that's been on our list for a while. First impressions were good: the entrance, patio, and signage are lovely. The interior features a lot of wood, which fits the theme nicely. We were seated in the front room near the bar/register and, at the time, seemed to be the only customers. Our waiter was pleasant, though I did notice a few misspellings on the menu (e.g., "asparage" instead of asparagus, and "bacon" missing the 'b'). The Food: Jamón Croquetas: These were okay on their own but definitely relied heavily on the dipping sauce. As someone who loves croquetas (my gold standard is Isla de Canarias in Miami or my own homemade batch), I felt these were a bit too mushy and lacked independent flavor. Personally, I don't think a great croqueta needs a sauce to shine, but that's just my bias. Shrimp & Potato Balls (Camaronas?): We ordered the shrimp wrapped in shredded potato balls, served with sweet plantains (maduros) and asparagus wrapped in bacon. Visually, the dish was interesting and pleasing. However, the execution fell flat. The shrimp was bland and desperately needed seasoning. It came with a sauce that I couldn't quite place--it tasted overly seasoned, almost like they just mixed in Badía Sazón Completa. It tried to be sweet but ended up tasting strange; after three tries, I gave up on it. The sauce actually overwhelmed the dish rather than enhancing it. I would have much preferred the remoulade-style sauce from the croquetas. The Sides: The asparagus wrapped in bacon was listed as "saparagus bacon" on the receipt (maybe intentional, maybe not). The plantains were standard. The Atmosphere & Service: While the service was polite, it was a bit slow to get our order taken (though perhaps they were giving us space to decide, which is respectable). A bigger issue was the smoke. They were smoking wood chips in the front room for someone's sangria, and the smoke drifted directly to our table. It was quite bothersome, though luckily it happened right as we were finishing up. The Verdict: To be fair, the restaurant was clean, the service was okay, and the food looked decent on the plate. However, for the price point, I expected much better seasoning and flavor. The bland shrimp and the overpowering, strange sauces were a letdown. Unfortunately, El Tablado goes on my "do not return" list. We'll stick to Pal Campo for our next outing for a reliably better dining experience. Sorry, El Tablado, but this just wasn't for me. If you enjoy mildly seasoned food with "interesting" sauces at a higher price point, you might give it a try, but it's not our scene. I wish the team the best.

Tasty food. Jerk chicken is highly recommend…read more Good for dine in or take out. Highly recommend.

We got takeout -- brown chicken was interesting & good. Curry goat w/ rice & plantains was…read moredelicious. Curry chicken was served w/ white rice & tasted decent.

Jahiti Caribbean Restaurant was absolutely delicious! I had the brown stew, and it was packed with…read moreincredible flavor--tender, perfectly seasoned, and one of the best I've had. Every dish we tried was full of authentic Caribbean flavor and clearly made with care. The food was fresh, the portions were generous, and you can tell they take pride in what they serve. If you're looking for flavorful Caribbean comfort food, I highly recommend giving Jahiti a try. We'll definitely be back!

Arguably the best Haitian restaurant in all of the Tampa Bay Area! I've ordered multiple times from…read morehere and the food has never disappointed. I squally get the fried turkey meal (comes with rice and peas and pikliz) or griot, so you can't really go wrong with either option. Based off of that I'm sure their legume is delicious as well If you're ever in the area on Jan 1st make sure to pick up some soup joumou!

I love this place! I found it thanks to the app too good to go. They LOAD US UP each and every time…read morethat we grab one of the 5.99 boxes. I can't stress enough how its a good bang for your buck. As a regular customer or a too good to go customer, I can highly recommend it. They also have really good service as well. Go here! Good vibes and good food.

If you're craving authentic Jamaican flavors, you NEED to find this food truck…read more Seriously, their rice and peas are on point... Their chicken patties... hands down, the best I've had in a long time, This spot is a true gem and my new go-to for Jamaican food in Wesley Chapel and next time, I just have to try the Jamaican Poutine!

I can't say enough of this food truck I forget his name, but he's such a bright personality and…read moreit's always willing to explain his cuisine. Fortunately, I know a lot about Caribbean food as I have Caribbean in my family and I'm gonna tell you right now you have to try that Jamaican patties every single one of them are delicious. I order a batch for parties and they are always ahead, especially a jerk chicken and the regular spicy beef. He also had me try oxtail when I tell you it was the most delicious oxtail I've ever had from a food truck I didn't understatement. It was so rich and flavorful. I'm all Customer and I'm gonna keep going back if you ever want to try something on the road order a couple of Jamaican patties.

It's my first time coming by, and the staff is friendly as well as helpful. The food is AH-MaZiNG!…read moreThe portions, however, not so quite. I paid $15 for a siNgLE plantain, hAlF a plate of riCE, & mAyBe (being nice here) 3oz of meat. For $15 anyone would expect more than this. Very sad about this. Especially when it pales in comparison to The portions of my boyfriends chopped chicken combo...