Dame todo lo delicioso!!…read more You know it's good when your child ask you to stop and place an order for back to school ! Stopped in today to grab some empanadas, fresh warm quesitos, growler of oatmilk cafe con leche ( and it's a refillable jug for $30) and fresh watermelon lime juice ! It's a good thing I can't walk here daily because I so would. I love these awesome ladies and their food and cafe !!!

Love this spot, it's a local classic tucked away in a developing area. I love how they always…read moreremember me, and just give you good quality food, fresh made with love. There is no other spot im as glad to be known at a regular at its this one. Service 20/10 Super Friendly

Tacos El Michoano is a small food stand located in the OBT Flea Market. What drew me in was the…read morespit of pork and pineapple sitting proudly upon a table. I knew that I had to try that. I walked up and placed my order and at the direction of the friendly man manning the grill (actually a Blackstone griddle), I headed over to a table that had onion, cilantro, red chile sauce and green chile sauce. I loaded up my taco and grabbed a seat. This taco was spectacular. I would say that it stands apart from so many tacos that I have tried that have fallen short. This taco is a king among tacos, a wondrous culinary find. If you are looking for a great taco el pastor, look no farther. This was also only two dollars. The only downside is that this flea market is only open on weekends. I would definitely recommend this place. Do not be put off that it is in a sketchy flea market and looks a bit sketchy itself. I have always maintained that the best tacos come from the most humble of surroundings. This taco is proof positive that this belief that I hold is true.

The best authentic Mexican taqueria in Orlando! Awesome salsa macha and tacos al pastor!read more

$18 for 3 hot dogs!! and she still asks for a tip! Not even jumbo sized just regular small hot dogs…read moreyou buy anywhere. save your money.

This place has great Jumbo hot dogs for those waiting for trains at the train station!read more

I didn't like honey until I discovered their honey. I am now a fan and it's the only honey I buy…read more But not only is their product great, but their customer service is! I've bought from them directly and through Amazon and in both instances they were super helpful and kind. I can't recommend them enough!!!

I try to support local businesses whenever I can, and I when I learned about Winter Park Honey I…read morestopped buying grocery store honey. WPH is a great business that sells top quality honey. You can get honey sourced from central Florida hives that is perfect for allergy season. They also sell unique kinds of honey that you don't see in stores, like flavored honey and interesting flower honeys that aren't just your typical orange blossom or clover honey. You can taste test all of their products, so you know what you are getting before you buy. I go to the Winter Park Farmers Market to buy my honey since it's closest market for me. Honey sales at the Winter Park market are run by Jeannette. She is a terrific sales woman who knows so much about bees and honey. She is also a beekeeper, so that helps! She really believes in the product and is always willing to answer any questions you have about honey and bees. I am also happy to see her friendly face when I go to the market to get honey. If you have kids, she keeps a stash of bee-themed stickers for the kiddos, so make sure to get some! So, if you want to support local businesses and local beekeepers, head to your farmers market and look for Winter Park Honey! You will be happy you did!

i may be biased because i love jen's desserts (kappo), but this is a great place to cool down on a…read moremonday evening with a frozen banana covered in chocolate and other yummy toppings like matcha chocolate, rice crackers, toasted almonds and more... but my FAVORITE are koala mama's ice creams... house made and delicious with flavors like matcha, sake kasu, praline chocolate crunch, blueberry w/ candied yuzu... getting hungry just thinking about it. yums.

This is a nice simple food truck in the Citgo parking lot. They have Cuban sandwiches and Pinchos…read more The type of Cuban sandwiches they feature are called Tripletas, which is 3 kinds of meat. They have 4 different kinds of sandwiches: Tripleta - Steak, Pork, Ham $6 Cuban - Pork, Ham, Swiss $6 Pernil - Roast Pork $5 Bistec - Steak $5 They also have Pinchos which are pork or chicken grilled kebabs covered with bbq sauce. They tend to be open in the evening and sometimes later in the night. call the gas station to find out if they are open. (407) 380-5063

My ideal breakfast sandwich!! The bread was so soft, the soft scrambled eggs were so yummy and…read moreperfectly cooked, and the protein options were great and cooked to our liking. It's served in an easy to eat wrapping and cute packaging . You could tell the home made cilantro aioli was fresh that day. The home fries were so hot and were honestly the star of the show. The menu is concise , the food came out fast , and I will definitely go back!

Maple dose sells out fast so get there early! Everything on the menu is so good though you can't go…read morewrong

I eat here a lot of times on the way home from the airport, it's in the parking lot of a Persian…read moremarket I like to go to to buy Halloumi cheese. The best thing to get here is the pork pincho with all the sauces he makes, they are so delicious. One is a bbq type sauce and another is a garlic sauce. This pork is so tasty! go get some now only $3

There was a hankering for late night empanadas. A little after 9pm, I head out onto Semoran to see…read moreif any Latin food trucks were open to satisfy the craving. I came across Pinchomania and recalled in the back of my mind that they generally received great reviews. I park in the small lot and review their menu to find they have empanadas! But the friendly gentleman working within the truck popped out to inform me they only have them for breakfast. Slightly disappointed, but I already drove up and down Semoran, was hungry and didn't want to waste anymore time. No empanadas? No problem. I remember Aaron H's Choripan picture and 4 star rating. That's settled.. Choripan it is! I patiently waited when another customer came up to order a Tripleta. Excellent choice I thought to myself. I love Tripletas. So there we were, waiting for our sandwiches when I peeked in the truck and saw the cook pull out a pack of what looked to be lunch meat brand Pastrami. You know the zip lock pack you can buy for $3.99 at any supermarket. Looked like a generic brand too. Ohhh boy, this doesn't bode too well. I took note and hoped for the best. I received my Chorpan and under the rainy night, it looked great. A generous sandwich with butterflied sausage within. Great! Then when I got home and looked at it under the light, it looked more like a hot dog than a sausage! When I read Choripan on the menu, I'm thinking Spanish style Chorizo sausage. Not the case. As I bit into the roll, the consistency of the sausage was that of a jumbo hot dog. When the flavor hit my tongue, it finally occurred to me. This isn't Chorizo, this is supermarket bought Hillshire Farms-esque smoked "sausage"! We've all seen the sausage brand curled in plastic packaging in the fridge section next to hotdogs and microwaveable breakfast items. What a let down. I understand this is street food, but for a Latin truck, I expected some authenticity to the food. Not supermarket brand, processed meats. When I thought I couldn't be let down any more, I saw what looked and tasted to be processed Kraft American cheese in the roll. What a shame. I ate half the sandwich because I was hungry. Then picked out the "sausage" from the other half and dispersed it to my cats. I'm sure their pinchos and empanadas are fantastic. But using generic supermarket meats to pass them off as authentic Latin fare left me feeling a bit cheated. I would have given 1 star, but their other menu items seem legit and the fellow taking my order was customer friendly. If I make my way back to Pinchomania, I'll know to steer clear of their sandwiches.

NOTE: This review is really more for Springfield USA's Fast Food Boulevard than just The Frying…read moreDutchman. The Frying Dutchman is located inside Universal Studios Park at the Springfield USA area pavilion. One building houses several fast food joints including Cletus' Chicken Shack, Flaming Moe's, Krusty Burger, Lisa's Teahouse of Horror, and Luigi's Pizza. Considering you're in a theme park, this should be the type of eats one would expect. Catering more to the kids, tweens, and teens, I decided on Chicken Waffle Burger. Also on the menu (from other restaurants) was fish & chips, a turkey leg, and a tuna salad. The decor is like a 50's style diner right in line with the Simpson's theme. There are dining area attendants to keep the area clean and to prevent people from hogging tables while others in their party is lining up for food. Once you have your meal, they will seat you, once you leave, they clean up after you. No tip is required, but I'm sure it would be appreciated. This is actually a great system and definitely increases efficiency in steadily turning over the limited amount of tables they have. Chicken & Waffles (12 bucks). From Cletus' Chicken Shack, this came with a side of Tater Tots. I'm a sucker for tater tots and these are right on par! The waffles looked like they were mass produced, but they were made fresh. With only a leaf lettuce to accompany it, there was not much to the sandwich at all. Mayo and other condiments were self serve. The chicken was made with breast meat and not processed (thank goodness!). It wasn't dry, but it also wasn't exactly juicy either. Then again, Cletus' never claimed to be Chick-fil-A. 2 stars. The Tuna Salad (9 bucks). This was prepackaged and self served from Lisa's Teahouse. It was a Mediterranean style salad which consisted of romaine lettuce, julienne bell peppers, tomatoes, olives, feta cheese, tuna, and dressing. The greens were fresh, so turnover was definitely high. Your typical tuna salad with feta and olives, it was a-ok. 3 stars. The Fish (14 bucks) came with the same tater tots (no complain here). and was ordered from the Frying Dutchman. The fish was cod and the pieces were small. The batter was laid on a little thick, but cooked well none the less. It was much greasier than it should be, which is an indication of how busy they were (constantly cooking drops the temp of the oil. If not hot enough the batter will absorb it). If eaten at a different time, this dish may have been better. 2 stars. The Turkey Leg (15 bucks). This was actually purchased from vendor stall outside of this building. It's a huge turkey leg on the bone. Similar to what you get at ball games, but more on the dryer side. It was extremely salty (probably due to curing), but had plenty of meat. It came with a small bag of potato chips of your choice. 4 stars. Overall, it's really average food all around, but with inflated prices. Nothing was worth what you paid, but then again, you're at Universal Studios, so it's not surprising at all. 2,5 stars rounded up to 3 stars. If you would like to experience more, come dine-with-me.yelp.com I'd love to have your company... Bon Appétit!

I was craving fish and chips at Universal and decided to give this place in the Simpson's area a…read moretry. I got the fish and chips with shrimp combo and it was just alright. 2.1/5 stars for me This place was a little hard to find because its a food hall behind Moe's Tavern (go through the tavern itself). I got confused and walked past it originally before circling back and walking through the bar area to the food hall in the back. I got my order after mobile ordering and waiting around 15ish minutes. The shrimps were kind of hard and not enjoyable to eat but the cod was more palatable. The fish and chips themselves were just okay but I thoroughly enjoyed the tarter sauce. Overall the fish was not bad but the shrimp ruined the meal for me. For $18.99, this gets a 2.1/5 stars for me.