Yelp review…read more https://yelp.to/mEBBeSjXAO Although I've only had homemade Puerto Rican food in my lifetime, the food here at Made in PR Orlando was really good! The service was just ok, but worth it for the flavor. I ordered the coquito rum martini....only needed one! It was really good and really potent. For dinner I had the pollo relleno with arroz con gandules. The pollo was stuffed with cheese, plantains, and ham, topped with a garlic cream sauce. Sooooo good! I would definitely go back if I am ever in Orlando again.

Made in Puerto Rico is a cool enough place close enough to Orlando International Airport…read more The food is good and the service was good, as well. It has a pleasant enough ambiance and since it is in a shopping plaza, parking should not be an issue. The trifongo is the house specialty and it was good. If you are close to the Orlando Airport, this is a good spot to stop by.

Some good authentic Puerto Rican food. Friendly owners. They prepared everything to order. Saw them…read moreprep everything from scratch... delicious!!!!

Awesome food. We had acapurria, mofongo and pina colada. Was delicious! I can't wait to try…read moreeverything else on the menu

Food was good, service was good. I had the mofongo as an appetizer and still took some home. Pork…read morechops were good and the shrimp soup was delicious. I had the alcapurria with shellfish and it was good

I had my first lunch here at Grillers and as a Puerto Rican, I was excited. I want to get some…read moreboricua flavors for lunch and most importantly, they had my favorite appetizer.... the Alcapurria. So, you know that I had to try it. I had Alcapurrias, which was for $5.40 and the picture showed 3. Well, it was only one and I tried their mofongo with it and it just didn't hit like I hoped for. It lacked the flavor punch of Puerto Rican food and the Alcapurria (just one for $5.40), which too expensive for my taste. If I am to go solely by my experience, would I recommend this restaurant? No I wouldn't. I think it's expensive compared to the amount of food they gave versus their competitors. But, the people are very nice and professional and the restaurant is nice. So, I'm giving it 3 stars. Happy eating.

Great food! 100% get the quesito so delicious!!!! The bread is also great The people there are…read morealso nice people.

Walked in at 1 30. 2 customers in the place. 3 ladies working. I stood at the counter and they…read moreall walked past me and ignored me. Based on other reviews this seems normal. After 5 minutes when I walked out, one of the 3 ladies huffed like she was put out by my presence

Best spot for lunch and great variety's. it's definitely going to be my new go to spotread more

It's better to take your food and go but the price is good for the portion you get. Their food…read morelooks and tastes fresh. The staff are friendly and ask if you'd like drinks. The checkout area has desserts to choose from. The flan I got was sooo good!!! The inside looked clean but there were a few flies-bothering us lol. The big fat ones. It wasn't bad but I don't think I'd eat in there again. I would get it to go.

We went there last week for brunch and the service was great, the aesthetics of the new location…read moreare also very nice. The food itself did no wow me but I would go again to try different things on the menu.

Had a nice time with the family at Cilantros. Favorite item on the menu were the tostones and…read moregarlic + chicken appetizer--- sooo savory! For entre got the carne guisada which is kind of like stewed Angus beef with carrots and potatoes. Our side of Maduros was unfortunately all dried out and definitely not a freshly cooked item which left us underwhelmed. Prices are fair and overall service was pretty good but for some things the servers are a bit absent minded so you have to be on top of them. We would certainly come back and try it again.

Great food and service! Great music and drinks. Family environment we had a great time. Great…read moreprizes!

I really enjoyed my meal at Piñones En Orlando. I've eaten from their truck in the past, and this…read morewas my first time in the restaurant. The lady at the register was patient with me as I stumbled through my broken Spanish. She didn't suggest switching to English, so I must have been speaking reasonably well. So I ordered the carne frita (fried pork) with a side of tostones. When I go to any Latin restaurant, I have to try the tostones. Ever since Rice & Beans closed I've been on the quest for some good tostones. Piñones' tostones (no rhyme intended) were decent, but not quite what I hoped for. The star of the meal was the carne frita. It was hot, juicy and flavorful. I'll likely try it again in a mofongo.

The pictures looked beautiful so I wanted to give this place a try on our way back to Tampa…read more Unfortunately, I must've gone on the wrong day because my food was NOTHING like the pics. The fried chicken wasn't bad, it had flavor and the tostones were nice and crispy. We didn't care for the rest though. The arroz con gandules was the driest I have ever had! The carne frita/maditas de cerdo had NO seasoning. I was so shocked! They tasted like unseasoned pork and oil! I was so disappointed because I wanted those so bad. The alcapurria de carne was ok, but nothing I would crave or come back for. There was no ac and it was like 90 degrees outside. If I lived local I would've taken the food to go but unfortunately, I had to sit there and suffer to eat one of the sorriest excuses for puerto rican food I've had so far. I really wanted to like this place but unfortunately for us it was a big miss. The ladies working there didn't look happy to be there but neither would I if I had to work in those conditions! It was like a sauna!