This is a great place to stop if you're in the 535/192 area of Kissimmee. In the same plaza as a…read moreBurlington and Ross, it's a great place to stop by for lunch! Our table got the Big Jalea and it was so good! We also ordered the Chaufa de Pollo and split it between 3 people. Very good amount and very tasty. I got the Ceviche Combo with the maduros. Very delicious plate! The service was phenomenal and quick. Consistently asked if we needed anything else for our table. Overall, very nice restaurant and clean. I can see most people missing it because it's tucked away in the back. However, keep it in mind if you pass by the area!

The food we ordered was so delicious! The fried rice was unlike any other I had ordered before with…read moreHispanic seasonings. The theming was okay, pretty cute but nothing super themed. The pricing was definitely on the higher side and service was very non existent, took ages to get our drinks & check at the end. Would recommend going at least once but I don't think I would a regular here which is a bummer because I'll be sad to not eat that rice again!

While visiting Orlando, we stopped here for a piece of home away from home…read more The service was great, they offered recommendations for food and drinks. We had the bandeja paisa and the breaded chicken with fries and maduros. The restaurants overall appearance is pretty traditional, it has a lot of the Colombian staples.

It's my first time here. I happen to walk by while visiting another business in the same shopping…read moreplaza. I stopped on my way out. This is a cozy Colombian restaurant. It was not busy When I walked in. It was also a little bit before noon. There was plenty of seating available. I ordered to go. There is not bar or outdoor seating areas. I ordered their large soup of day which comes with rice, half of an avocado and a arepa. It's a generous portion. I had enough for lunch and dinner. I got lucky as today they were serving beef soup. It was delicious and tasted home made. It brought me back to grandma cooking days. I would definitely like to visit again for dinner.

We love Ecuadorian food and we're so excited to find this spot. When we walked in, it had cold…read moredecor and seemed they were going for bright, trendy coffee shop vibes instead of Ecuadorian restaurant. Floors were plastic LVP and tables were all light wood and close together, but it was very clean. I had the Seco de pollo which was pretty good, but it would have been better with more onion salad, limon, aliño, and cilantro. The onions were very good. The menu said it came with potatoes, but it came with plantains and avocado, which was a plus. If we had just ordered the Seco de Pollo, water, and shared it, I would have rated it a 4. I ordered naranjilla juice, one of my favorites in Ecuador, but the frozen pulp brand used is one that has an off flavor and the drink was served more like an icee. Most brands of frozen mora are good, so that may be a better route if you decide to try the juice. The salchipapas were nothing like pictured. The fries were just frozen crinkle cut fries, which had a school cafeteria texture. There was no onion salad on top either. My daughter ate just a couple of bites. She ended up getting sick on the way home. The total was just over $45. Too overpriced for lunch with plastic cups. Replacing the canned soda displayed up front with Ecuadorian Coca Cola in glass, fiora vente, and other Ecuadorian sodas, having more Ecuadorian decor and even chonta wood tables, and Ecuadorian TV/music would add better ambiance than AI screen savers. The service was slow, with drinks not coming until our meal was served and I had to get up to get the check. I mentioned how the fries were terrible, but didn't receive a response at all. Florida needs more Ecuadorian restaurants, but with great options like daily almuerzos with the many amazing soups, pinchos with garlic/cilantro mayonnaise, chicken/pea/carrot empanadas (Ecuador has amazing empanadas that are nothing like the empanadas pictured on this page), Parrilladas, and even volquetero.

The food is good, but the service is chaotic , servers are running around like dolls with no head,…read moreno organization, the manager or owner has no clue how to run a successful restaurant, the food takes forever to come, please owner train your staff, the customer is always first, I can keep writing more but today I'm cut it short " Chef the food was delicious " y para el dueño "el ojo del amo engorda el caballo"

It was my first time here, and I genuinely enjoyed the experience! The place has a nice size, and…read moreeveryone on the staff was friendly and helpful. The food was absolutely delicious full of great flavor, and surprisingly, not salty at all. I've noticed that in Florida, the food is often either too salty or underseasoned, so I've been looking for places that consistently serve good food. This one is definitely among them. I can't wait to come back! The flavors in the food are just perfect.

First time Exellent food and service a little bit small but charming when we come back definitely…read morewe will try again

I can't even remember when was the last time I ate a "pastelito" in US. I'm soo happy a friend…read morerecommended this place! We tried a variety of flavors of pastelitos and they were all so good. We tried carne molida (ground beef), pollo (chicken), mechada con queso (shredded beef and cheese) and pizza. They were all amazing, very flavorful, not too greasy, not too dry, simple perfect texture and size. The empanada was good as well, but definitely the pastelito is their hit. We had different drinks too (Papelón con limón, Parchita (passion fruit), Mango and Toddy (Venezuelan chocolate milk) and they were very well made, they were like a slushy very refreshing and not as thick as a smoothie, more like a frappé, The place was clean, open, had enough seating and the staff were very friendly.

Muy rica las empanadas de queso junto al todo limpio el lugar y el servicio rápido. La comida…read moreestaba caliente al entregar el ambiente familiar

If you're craving authentic Argentine flavors while visiting Celebration, Alma Argentina is…read moreabsolutely worth a stop! The star of the meal was definitely the empanadas. They offer an impressive variety of fillings, so there's something for everyone. Our table sampled several flavors, and the unanimous favorite was the Philly Cheesesteak empanada--crispy, flaky pastry wrapped around a savory, flavorful filling that disappeared almost instantly. For my entrée, I ordered the Chicken Milanesa and added tomato sauce and melted mozzarella cheese. That simple addition took an already delicious dish to another level. The chicken was perfectly breaded, tender, and comforting with every bite. Just when we thought we couldn't eat another thing, we ordered the Nutella empanada for dessert. It was warm, flaky, filled with rich Nutella, and the perfect sweet ending to a terrific meal. Between the delicious food, generous menu options, and welcoming atmosphere, Alma Argentina delivered a dining experience we'll definitely be talking about--and returning for. If you're in Celebration, don't miss it!

Loved the food especially the baked empanadas. We ordered four different types, and the Bianca was…read morethe clear winner for us. We also had the milanesa a caballo with eggs on top; the only recommendation would be to ask how you'd like your eggs cooked. The service was great very attentive and fast. The staff even treated us to a delicious tapa: bread topped with chimichurri and chorizo, which was a really nice touch. Would definitely recommend this place for both lunch and dinner.

Such a cute, cozy little café! We had come by Buchito in the downtown Kissimmee area one morning…read moresome months ago but at the time they were closed. Had an early start to the day on 11/11 and decided to swing by and I must say, that was a good decision. LOL! The service is courteous, friendly and quick. Very neat and clean little place. The interiors are fashioned after old European cafes. Very charming! We had the Bacon and egg bagel sandwich, the Spanish avocado toast, a cafe con leche and a mocha latte. The husband said his bagel sandwich was good, not great and could be better if the egg was seasoned. He loved his coffee. My mocha latte was good, could be better if the ratio of the chocolate was increased just a smidgen. But I was absolutely blown away by the Spanish avocado toast! What a delicious combination of quality Spanish chorizo, guacamole, boiled egg slices and onions! It was hands down the best thing I've had for breakfast in years! Offered the husband a bite and he concurred. If not for anything else, we'd definitely return for just this one dish. LOL! Highly recommend trying the Spanish avocado toast at Buchito. It's pure delight in every bite.

Delish!, This is authentic Cuban cuisine! Service was great…read moreand clean accommodating restaurant. A must come back anytime from delicious desserts, breakfast and Cuban favorite fares! Café cubano a must not to mention tasty multi fruit mimosas was a new favorite .

Nos paramos aquí para almorzar antes de regresar a nuestras casas después de un fin de semana entre…read morefamilia. Nos encanto el espacio, y la comida - pues que puedo decir...que rico. Yo pedí una cachapa con carne de varo, y estaba delicioso! Mi esposo, mi suegra y mi cuñada pudieron patacónes de carne de varo y de pollo. Y los abuelos, pidieron en lunch special de sopa de pollo, pernil con arepitas. Los porciones eran grandes, y el sabor más grande y bueno. Todos quedaron felices.

Personally, a bit of a turn off when the listed price on the menu doesn't reflect what you were…read morecharged. the amount of food I received doesn't justify the price. Not to mention the tipping for takeout, didn't have a choice as she just stares at you with their handheld kiosk.