Food is incredible here. Fresh and feels like my grandma cooked it. Whenever I'm home sick I like…read morecoming here. The service was great! Always welcoming. I speak Spanish but my husband doesn't and he still felt welcomed. He was able to order on his own and he absolutely loved it. It's a cute sit down place not fancy but homey.

Very close to 4.5 stars. This is Latin cafeteria with Honduras cuisine. They open very early to…read moreprovide breakfast to those in need before go to work. They open at 5 am just to provide the convenient. Food are affordable. Although they run like cafeteria. But the selection were very interesting and a lot of choices. My wife get fried tilapia. The fish has good fried. The edge is crispy. The second dish is the grilled steak and pork. This dish has good marinated sauce. The side is good with veggies. The bake bean is one of the side we choose. It is also cooked with pork skin to enhance the flavor. The best are their drink. They have the Tamarino, Nance and Horchata drinks. I have the Nance fruit is South American fruit that is yellow color and good for thirsty day. I like the sweetness.

Came here to try out the Colombian food. Got to say that…read morethis place is actually pretty good. The young lady that assisted us was super helpful ... The food was delicious ... we got a bandeja paisa, Colombias signature dish. Love the feel of the place ; the vibe was very Colombia and the decor is awesome

Authentic food, great atmosphere, and plenty of parking! Lots of menu items and always good food…read more Ready to go again! Food did take a little bit to come out, but most likely from all the food we ordered!

This restaurant we found in Quito, Equator. Now they are in Tampa. The fried chicken and rotisserie…read morechicken is what you need to try. I like the server and manager are mainly Latin American which is very up to service and delivery the food to customers. The fried chicken has good marinated coating. The marinated flavor into the meat which makes it savory. The rotisserie chicken is a bit sour but they are South American flavor. The sides are good. But I like their drink choices. It has horchata, peach mango, and Jamaican hibiscus. Those are very good drink. I recommend the combo if you going there. Price is reasonable.

So happy I tried Pollo Campero! Will definitely be returning for a full meal and with my boyfriend…read more To try it out I ordered 2 pieces of fried chicken, both priced at 3.50. The breast was huuuge and both pieces were very crisp and juicy. Seasoned perfectly. 10/10 Ordering was difficult since this was my first time, and I was drive-they. I didn't see a screen option for individual pieces of chicken or sides. The employee was helpful though. Also wasn't sure if the chicken was going to be served with any sauces on the side or packets but was surprised to see ketchup. Would potentially ask next time what sauces they have.

The guayaba chicharron is one of the most incredible pastries I have ever had. That alone would be…read moreworth five stars but the incredible coffee, great staff, and every other food item I had was also high level. This is going to be a go to stop for me in Tampa. It should be one for you too!

Restaurant was full but stay away from the fried fish, it was days old, we got sick and it's the…read moremost expensive plate on their menu.

Good food! small place. Had just what I wanted on a quick trip around town. Highly recommend this…read morelittle eat in diner!

Located in a plaza this Cuban restaurant serves breakfast and lunch. The space is small and the…read morefood is ok. We got breakfast and it was tasty with the cafe con leche which was wonderful!!!

Everything about this eatery has been well planned and prepared…read more From appetizing tostones to the combination platters to dessert. Food? DELISH! Service? Fantastic Ambiance: great setting

Came here for lunch bc my husband got a $10 off for his birthday month…read more He ordered the 1/2 chicken with rice and beans and plantains. The chicken here is unfortunately dry and not seasoned too well. The best part was probably the beans and rice. I still think of the aijiaco too which it was just too hot for me to order on a scorching August day. (Colombian chicken stew). I'll probably be back in the winter for that Aijiaco, but the chicken we will pass. Service was okay this time, and ambiance is quite nice in here.

The food is excellent. The service is typical for a dive restaurant and the ambiance is very divy…read morewhich makes it even more cool. But I cannot stress just how good that food is

Alvarez has a good affordable food. Highly recommended. This is actually their second store. It…read moreactually a good restaurant even they have second store. Many restaurant has second restaurant will not be able to keep up on the second place. I hope they continue to strive for the best for both store. I got the steak quesadilla. Normally they don't serve steak quesadilla, they only serve ground beef quesadilla. Because of my request, they make a special steak quesadilla from chop steak. It was quite good. The other dish is ground beef burrito. It is fat burrito and big enough for hungry person. The last dish is the Plátanos Rellenos. It use sweet plantain as base. Top with cook ground beef, lettuce and Mexicano cheese. Delicious. I order the dish then come back to pick up. It is still good when eat at home.

Tried it for my first time yesterday. The pollo en salsa verde bowl was $17 and change. It was…read moregood and flavorful. The employee on staff was very helpful explaining the various topping options. I thought it was a good experience, although a bit expensive for what you receive (pretty much the case for all food at Busch Gardens). I also tried the guava & cheese pastelito (pastry). I would pass on this dessert. It didn't have enough filling spread through the inside of the triangle shaped pastry. Most bites were just dough. All seating is outside and half of that is under the wooden boardwalk where rain pours on you. Not ideal. Final improvement would be a sign indicating whether the restaurant is open since you can't see the window from the Wild Oasis entrance area. And there are no hours posted. When I inquired an employee there said it opened between 10:30 and 11, mainly once the register is setup. Still working on consistency...

I'm pleased to be the first to review the newly unveiled Toma Orang Cafe Latin Restaurant by Sofia…read moreVergara which is a new quick service Latin restaurant at Busch Gardens by Jungala & Wild Oasis. Toma is a very needed addition to supplement the lack of healthy food options at Busch Gardens multiple themed areas. Several themed areas of Busch gardens just do not have any food options at all, let alone healthy food options. Jungala & Wild Oasis was one of the themed areas with no healthy food options and now is no longer void of any healthy food options! At Toma, guests have to get in line, request their bowl or meal, pay at the register, and then find a seat with their food. There is no table service at this quick service restaurant. The Barbacoa Bowl came with Beef barbacoa, cilantro lime rice, black beans, cotija cheese, pickled onions, sweet plantains, creamy cilantro salsa The Pollo En Salsa Verde Bowl came with Chicken in salsa verde, cilantro lime rice, black beans, cotija cheese, roasted corn, guacamole, salsa roja. The Plantas Bowl is a plant based bowl with no meat with Cilantro lime rice, black beans, guacamole, roasted corn, salsa roja, cotija cheese. Toma also serves Empanadas Served with salsa roja With Toty's Beef, French Onion, or Vegan Lentil Toma also serves Croquetas with salsa roja & Chicken croquetas Toma serves sides of Rice, Beans, Sweet Plantains, Pan de Bono Toma serves 2 Desserts including Guava & Cheese Pastelito which is a Traditional pastry of Colombia & Hazelnut Empanadas Toma also serves 4 kinds of milkshakes including Toty's Milkshake, Guava & cheesecake milkshake, Mano's Milkshake, Colada coffee milkshake. Toma loses points for missing any kids menu with kids sized smaller portions. Unfortunately we are forced to order an adult entree for the kids as there are no options for kids here. I hope management can add options for kids in the future as there are a lot of kids at these theme parks that don't need a huge adult size bowl. Toma also loses points for having a very limited menu, missing chips and salsa, queso, nachos, tacos, quesadillas, chimichangas, fajitas, burritos, & missing a wide variety of flavored margaritas. I have never been to any Spanish restaurant that is missing chips and salsa or house made hot sauce or different flavored margaritas. If you're in Busch Gardens and craving healthy Latin cuisine, definitely check out Toma as it is the only Latin cuisine in the whole park and one of the few places that doesn't just serve burgers or pizza aside from the smoke house, the dragon theater, and festival booths. I hope Busch Gardens can add more healthy food options in every themed land of the park including at Sesame Street and by the Elephants too. Currently, when we go to the Sesame Street kids area, we have to walk way too far for a good 10+ minutes to the dragon theater get decent healthy food in Busch Gardens. With Toma, we can now walk a little less, but if the kids are not in mood for Latin food, we have to walk much more.