A HUGE selection of Latin food to choose from. Maybe five different varieties of rice/morro to…read morechoose from (though they were out of plain white rice, fifteen minute wait!) We came mid-afternoon, and while I did see some fresh food coming out, some of what was there was looking dry (the chicharrones, in particular.) The lunch special includes a choice of rice, a protein (I got two large honey-glazed ribs) and a vegetable (mashed potatoes with cheese and bacon mixed in for me.) I added a scoop of pinto beans on the rice. The meal was so large, the to-go box containing it wouldn't close. (They have plates for those eating in (which we did), the lady didn't ask us which we wanted.) The ribs were well-cooked and tasty; rice and beans were good, the cheese and bacon didn't help the mashed potatoes much. My wife had trouble getting what she wanted in the pernil department: there wasn't any nice crispy skin left, just either flabby or hard; and she had trouble getting the lady to pick the nice fatty pieces of meat she tried to point out. There was a good variety of desserts too, though the chocolate tres leches I picked didn't change my low opinion of tres leches in general. Counter service.

This place serves some of the most delicious Latin food around -- tender oxtail, flavorful yellow…read morerice, crispy pork, creamy macaroni salad, and perfectly seasoned mofongo. Everything tastes homemade, the portions are huge, and the prices are unbelievably low for the quality. Truly a hidden gem that deserves way more attention.

My go to spot every time I come home. Grocery store with a hot deli, the food is unmatchable to any…read morerestaurant. Chicken is tender & juicy. The steak is good too, rice is cooked perfect. Empanadas and more. So cheap, so delicious, everyone is so nice. Parking lot just got repaved too. If you go to the gym next door this is your lunch spot.

We always love to visit for some amazing Spanish food. If you're looking for that homemade flavor…read morethis is DEFINITELY the spot!

This restaurant has been on our short list of places we've been wanting to try. Today all the…read morestars in our complicated life finally aligned and we got to go see what the buzz has been about. Whew. Expensive. We give this place 5*'s for food and 1* for the prices. Our overall rating is 3*'s. The folks who work here are very pleasant. The dining room is well decorated. There's no mistaking what the cuisine will be. We ordered a pernil Papa Locas ($14) and both street ($13/5) and birria ($14/3) tacos. We wanted to get a churrasco Mofongo ($35) thinking we'd have plenty of leftovers, but we realized we were simply running out of money. We love Puerto Rican food. We often stop at Lelo's in Orange City when we're in Volusia county and get Mfongo's and the rotisserie chicken and the pork and their daily specials. Our expectation was high tonight because of all the buzz. We really wanted it to be good. And what we ate was good. The employees and the ambience were both great. We enjoyed everything. But why so expensive? We make a good living and we both appreciate fine things - we willingly pay extra for high quality when we feel it is justified. But what we paid tonight didn't bear any correlation to our dinner. These sky-high prices reminded us of Disney. Everything at WDW is inflated: whether the captive audience syndrome because Disney knows their customers have no alternatives; or they just price everything ridiculously high because it's Disney. Unfortunately for this restaurant, it's not Disney. And there are dozens and dozens of alternatives surrounding their building and within a short 10-15 min drive. We wish the owners well. They certainly know how to prepare tasty Puerto Rican food. However, we both agreed we won't be going back because we frankly just don't see the value. Way too expensive.

I am so happy that these gals have finally moved into their own place and completely made it their…read moreown! They used to be at the gas station right next to them making things happen! I've been for lunch and on a Friday night for dinner and it was fantastic both times! For lunch I had the Pork Birria Tacos (hey...if they're on the menu...I get them ‍) and they are completely drool-worthy! They were as crispy as the food I have been seeing in the ASMR videos! The decorations with the plants and decor go well together. There is no question that there is Puerto Rican pride there! The hanging chair was also fun! The dinner I had there was also excellent! We sat in this time and had a Tripleta and Canoas. All the flavors were there for both! We also had a tamarind bucket drink! It was so refreshing, and not everywhere offers it! The chips they brought out were even plantain chips! On Friday nights they have Bachata night where they have a DJ, open up a space for dancing, and even have a spot for dominoes! Everyone should check them out!

What an amazing first time experience! Dropped my dog off next door at the vet and popped in to…read moretry this place. I NEVER do carry out but I had an appointment so I ordered some random classics & hit the road hopeful I would not be disappointed. My wife is straight out of Bayamon, PR so this place has to hit! The bag was heavy, food was fresh and I could not believe I got all this for just $88.00! The hostess was super patient and made great recommendations! I get home and BANGO! I cannot wait to go back and eat there with my family!

We ordered pizza and shrimp empanadillas as appetizers. The pizza was clearly Kikuet. The shrimp…read moreone was extremely greasy. The food is very expensive for what it is. For my main course, I ordered garlic shrimp with mamposteao rice, but the shrimps were severely overcooked. The second dish was the chicken milanesa, but the crust had a strange flavor. Honestly, the best part of the plate was the French fries. The kids' mini churrasco meal is good, and the price is fair. For such an expensive Puerto Rican restaurant, it lacks flavor. The service is okay, but it could be better. Ambiance is nice, good decor. No Medalla Light on the beer menu. Overall do not recommend.

Quesitos are a typical Puerto Rican puff pastry and finding "good ones" were a real problem…read more.. When I arrived to florida quesitos were one of the main treats I was searching for, I visited several pastry places and had been heavily dissatisfied and disappointed. Until I was told about Pan Pan (Thank you Lauren) CALLING ALL PUERTO RICANS AND LATINOS, the most amazing quesitos are right here !!!! They don't keep many on their shelves, they bake a fresh batch every morning and afternoon, this ensures we (the consumers) get them the way they're supposed to be. Flaky, sweet, tarty, crunchy OOOOMMMGGG IT'S ALWAYS AMAZING. And lucky You if you get one nice and warm their cafe latte is done so right every time, not falling behind their breakfasts as well. Anyone not giving 4/5 stars is just a difficult customer. They do take their time making your food "MAKING" your food, not reheating food. What more can you ask for? if you're in a rush, call ahead, your food will still be waiting on you, hot and fresh. If you don't believe me, it's all your loss and it's totally okay cause it's more for me my colleagues and family if you want an average quesitos, coffee, or breakfasts go wherever. If you want amazing, go to PAN PAN. See ya there.

Enjoyed guava and cheese pastries today. Excellent!!! Good service. Many items to purchase from the…read morefood and bakery cases!! No frills and clean store. Go try a pastry sweet or savory.

Very true to its Cuban roots! I always say that if the cooks preparing the food are Cuban, then you…read morecan absolutely call it a Cuban restaurant. The rice reminded me of the way my grandmother used to make it--simple, flavorful, and comforting. The masa de puerco was tender, juicy, and seasoned perfectly. The tostones were crispy, fresh, and absolutely delicious. This is exactly what you'd expect from a traditional Cuban restaurant: authentic flavors, generous portions, and food made with love. It brought back memories of home, and I'll definitely be back whenever I'm craving real Cuban food.

We ordered online. When I arrived to pick up the food, the woman behind the counter seemed…read morebothered to help me. The restaurant inside was not busy, so I'm not sure why. She directed me to another counter, literally 2 feet away. Try next person was having an ongoing conversation with person in the back. She also seemed bothered by my asking to pick up my order. Once you get past the lack of service, I ordered the shredded beef. For my Hispanic brothers and sisters, Ropa Vieja! . We also got the round beef (Picadillo) which was just as good. The amount of food you get for what you pay is a great value. While I ate my meal, I felt as if I was sitting at home with Grandma. It felt like a home cooked meal. If you don't care about the kind of service you get, but want good food (and a lot of it), give them a try!

As someone who's Colombian, La Antioqueña really hits home for me. This has become my go-to spot…read morewhen I'm craving authentic Colombian food done right. There's a level of familiarity in both the flavors and the experience that's hard to find. I usually order the bandeja paisa, and it's exactly what you'd want from a classic. Generous, flavorful, and true to tradition. It's the kind of dish that brings you back to the roots of Colombian cooking. The beef empanadas are another favorite. Crispy on the outside, packed with flavor on the inside, and consistently satisfying every time. Between the authenticity, the quality, and the consistency, La Antioqueña is a place I keep coming back to.

The food was amazing! I was looking for a solid meal that felt like it was home cooked and it did…read morenot disappoint. The food being delicious was the highlight of my visit. Our waitress was also very attentive and recommend the frozen mint drink to me, which was different than what I would normally order but refreshing. The World Cup was showing on the TV there so that was nice while we enjoyed our meals. It seems like a great place for dinner and lunch would love to try their breakfast sometime as well. And finally...the Colombian brownie with ice cream was amazing! Definitely want to try more items from the menu. The plantain was a little dry but aside from that positive first impression.

Ray's Cuban Café is definitely a place worth visiting. The food is very well prepared, with an…read moreauthentic Cuban style that you can taste in every dish. I tried the arroz moro with hígado a la italiana, a classic Cuban dish, and it was absolutely delicious--fresh, flavorful, and served hot. The atmosphere is calm and pleasant, perfect for enjoying your time without feeling rushed. The view is nice, the place is very clean, and the service is excellent. The staff is friendly and attentive at all times. Definitely a spot you'll want to come back to

Review on Autentico Cubano pick up order only…read more Hankering for a Cubano sandwich, I chose Rey's since I had yet to try out their version. I found ordering over the phone straight-forward and the sandwich was ready in a reasonable amount of time. The restaurant itself is on the small size, with seating both inside and outside, and I observed a number of patrons enjoying their "plates". The Cubano sandwich contained the ingredients listed and was pressed as expected. The flavor was solid and nothing stood out. French fries were included with the order and were regular, not seasoned. I only tried one. Picking up my order and payment was straight-forward. The price was reasonable. I might return to try something different in the future. In the meantime, I'll continue to search for really tasty Cuban sandwiches.