Grillers is the kind of place you go when you want food that feels like home--then realize they've…read moreelevated it a few notches with every dish. Do yourself a favor and plan ahead. Either make a reservation or come early, and be prepared to wait. They're always packed, and for good reason--the food draws a crowd. Prices lean on the higher side, but the overall experience more than justifies it. This is comfort food done right, with quality you can taste in every bite.

El domingo 22 de marzo visitamos la localidad de 192 en Kissimmee. Llegamos a las 6:15 pm y no…read moresalimos hasta las 9:00 pm, lo cual resulta inaceptable considerando el nivel de servicio recibido. Lamentablemente, la experiencia fue muy decepcionante. Esperamos aproximadamente 20 minutos para ser atendidos, luego 45 minutos para recibir el aperitivo (queso frito), 20 minutos adicionales para la comida del niño y cerca de 30 minutos más para nuestros platos. Lo más preocupante es que el restaurante ni siquiera estaba lleno. Tuvimos que preguntar en dos ocasiones a la manager sobre el estado de nuestra orden, lo cual no debería ser necesario. Es importante recordar que hoy en día los clientes tienen muchas opciones en comida hispana actualmente en la Florida central. Es lamentable ver cómo restaurantes, una vez establecidos, comienzan a descuidar la calidad del servicio.

Good Puerto Rican Snacks just a tad bit greasy. Lots of movement and just the perfect snacks to…read morebring a piece of the island to Orlando.

I am absolutely in love with this place. It's in a decent location and it's in a small little hole…read morein the world. It's authentic Puerto Rican fried food and I am so in love. I tried the chicken skewers and it was some of the best fried chicken ever . I also tried some of queso empanadas and it was so yummy. The skewers are five dollars a piece. But it's worth it. Depending on what you get you can spend a good$ 15-20. I will say the service is good. However , there can be a language barrier if you don't speak Spanish. But overall good food and good service . Definitely going back .

First time visiting Pal Campo and I loved every dish I tried!!! I felt like I stepped right into…read morePuerto Rico. Not only did I enjoy the food but the waiter was amazing and the atmosphere was so lively! The drinks were so good! I even got a souvenir cup! We had a little bit of everything. The fish was amazing! The steak was perfect and of course the arroz con guandules was cooked to perfection! I can't remember the names of everything but I'll certainly be back when I'm in the area!

I will update this review when I get to try my food. I placed an order on Uber Eats (I was at work…read moreand had a short break). My order was confirmed and I paid. When I got to the business to get my order (literally as I'm pulling in) I get a notification that my order was cancelled. I go inside, ask about my order, the hostess pulls my order on the screen and then said Uber Eats was down. I reorder what I selected and they did not honor the price (despite her pulling my order) that I was quoted on Uber Eats. I'm sad because I was looking forward to this but I did not want to pay almost double the price and it felt like that's why my order was canceled.

A Little Taste of Grandma's Kitchen…read more I actually visited Melao Bakery in Kissimmee twice over the same weekend with family--and I think that alone says something! We didn't get a chance to take photos either visit because we were too busy eating and enjoying ourselves, but I definitely wanted to leave an honest review. The smells, the trays of food, the pan sobao, the pastries...it brought back memories of being in Grandma's kitchen, where there was always something cooking and you definitely weren't leaving hungry. Restaurant Vibes & Service: 4/5 Both times we visited, Melao was BUSY! There were long lines and a bit of a wait, but honestly, that usually tells me people know where the good food is. Despite how busy it was, the staff remained friendly and courteous, which we appreciated. Pollo Guisado with Yellow Rice: 4/5 First of all...the portions are GENEROUS! You could easily feed two people from one plate. The pollo guisado was fresh, flavorful, tender and comforting--the kind of Puerto Rican soul food that makes you want to sit down, slow down and enjoy your plate. My only personal preference would be a little more garlic, because in my family there's almost no such thing as too much garlic. Still, absolutely delicious! Carne Guisada: 5/5 This one was a winner! Another huge portion, with tender meat and lots of fresh, comforting flavor. Definitely something we would order again. Alcapurria: 3/5 Good, but probably one of the weaker items we tried. It didn't taste quite as fresh as everything else--almost like it had been sitting in the warmer for a little while--and it was a bit greasier than I personally prefer. Not bad, just not my favorite. Bacon, Egg & Cheese on Pan Sobao: 4/5: Now this was GOOD! Fresh and made to order, and putting bacon, egg and cheese on that soft, slightly sweet pan sobao just works. The only gripe was that my mom requested sautéed onions and unfortunately they were left off. Still delicious, though! Puerto Rican Cake Slices: 4/5 Fresh, soft and delicious with a light whipped frosting that wasn't overly heavy or sweet. We all agreed that a little layer of fruit filling would have taken these to another level, but we would absolutely order them again. Guava Cake Slice: 5/5 MY FAVORITE! This one had me from the first bite. Moist, delicious and just sweet enough, with that beautiful guava flavor coming through without being overpowering. I'd go back for this alone! Mantecaditos: 3/5 They tasted fresh, but these just weren't really my favorite. Sometimes everything can be made well and still not be your thing--and that was these for me. Corn Bread: 4/5 Fresh and soft, but a little sweeter than I personally like my cornbread. My family, however, LOVES it, so clearly I'm outnumbered on this one. Pan Sobao: 5/5 You really can't go wrong here. Fresh-baked, pillowy soft and slightly sweet. The kind of bread you tear a piece off of "just to taste" and somehow keep going back for another piece. Overall What stood out most about Melao was the freshness, generous portions and that familiar Puerto Rican comfort-food feeling. Not every single item was a 5/5 for us, and there were a couple of little misses, but the things they do well, they do really well. More than anything, eating here gave us that warm nostalgic feeling of food made in Grandma's kitchen--big portions, familiar flavors, sweet bread on the table, and family gathered around enjoying a meal together. We came twice in one weekend, and we'll definitely be back to work our way through more of the menu. Sometimes food isn't just about how something tastes--it's about what it reminds you of. And Melao gave us a little taste of home.

Had a fantastic experience with their pastries. I entered on a whim and just decided to see what…read morestood out. The staff will ask how many pastries you want so they know what size box to give you. I went with an almond pastry with cheese filling, a guava popover, a flaky glazed pastry, and a slice of cake with a pineapple and coconut topping. Everything was delicious but the star was the pineapple coconut cake. I thought it was just a regular pound cake with a pinapple marmalade on top but the cake was actually soaked in a pineapple syrup of some kind and I finished the whole thing in one go! Highly recommend. The space is open and seems to have plenty of seating, the displays are well lit and the staff was all very kind. Will certainly be back!

Awesome food and fantastic service from Vee! Be sure to go hungry. You won't be disappointed.read more

It is a cozy, family friendly spot. Alexander (Alex) provides friendly, empathetic, and personable…read moreservice. Cesar is also incredibly pleasant; in fact, the entire staff makes customers feel like family, ensuring a great experience. The food is delicious, fresh, and made to order, with prices that suit any budget. There is both indoor and outdoor seating, including a large TV outside for entertainment while you enjoy your meal. It is a clean, family-oriented place. I recommend it 100%. Thank you, and blessings to everyone. ------ -----------Es un lugar acogedor y familiar. Alexander (Alex), ofrece un servicio amable, empatico, simpatico y familiar. Tambien Cesar es super agradable, en fin todo el personal en general hace sentir a los clientes como familia y es una buena experiencia alli. La comida super deliciosa y fresca hecha en el momento y los precios asequibles a todos los bolsillos. Tiene comida afuera y adentro con un gran televisor afuera para entretenerse mientras se disfruta alli. Lugar limpio y familiar. Lo recomiendo 100%. Gracias. Bendiciones a todos.

With so many positive Yelp reviews, we had to try this place out!…read more Lomo Saltado - asked for medium rare and definitely came out way more cooked than we would have liked, but it was still good, but could have been better. Ceviche Clasico Mixto - yummy! I don't think you can go wrong with their ceviches. They seem to experts in making ceviches. Mofongo Pulpo Anticuchero - the grilled octopus was soooo good! Chicharron de Pescado - this was sooo good! Our server was super nice and attentive. Thank you! Definitely would come here again.

We visited Bongos Restaurant for my brother's birthday after he mentioned it had great reviews…read more What caught his attention was the fusion of Peruvian and Puerto Rican cuisine, and since we're originally from Peru, we always love trying new Peruvian spots. The restaurant itself is cute and well-decorated, and it wasn't busy when we visited (Thursday around 6:30PM). Our server was friendly and attentive, and when we asked where the chef was from, she said Peru--which we later found out wasn't true (an important detail you'll soon see why). Food & Experience We ordered a variety of dishes to try: What we loved: * Sushi Acevichado - Great flavor and well-prepared. * Torta de Chocolate & Mousse de Maracuyá - Both desserts were delicious. What disappointed us: * Sopa de Pollo - The soup was loaded with potatoes, which wasn't an issue, but when we asked if it could be split into two bowls, the server said no. Instead, she offered to bring an extra bowl for us to do it ourselves, which felt like an odd policy. * Lomo Saltado - The charcoal flavor was so overpowering that it wasn't enjoyable, and the fries didn't taste homemade. * Aeropuerto - Not to my liking at all. The chicken was overcooked, and the chaufa's flavor was off, likely due to a different soy sauce (siyau) being used. * Trio (Fried Calamari, Chaufa de Pollo, Ceviche de Pescado) - The fried calamari arrived cold and gooey, the chaufa had the same flavor issue as the Aeropuerto, and the ceviche was just okay. When the chef came to our table, we asked what part of Peru he was from--and that's when we found out he wasn't actually Peruvian. This might explain why some of the traditional Peruvian flavors were missing or off. Would we come back? Probably not. There are so many better Peruvian restaurants we've tried. If we're in the area, we might consider giving it another shot with different dishes, but we wouldn't go out of our way to visit again. (Nice atmosphere, good desserts, but underwhelming Peruvian flavors.)

In town for work and this spot was near the hotel. Never had mofongo so we decided to give it a…read moretry. Place was not busy for a Sunday early afternoon. Folks here are super friendly and helpful in explaining the menu and recommendations. Food came out somewhat quick and was all very tasty. Plenty of seating and very chill and quiet. Will definitely be back for the many other dishes.

Disappointing Experience at Tropical Mofongo…read more I'm extremely disappointed with my experience at Tropical Mofongo. I called to place an order and was told they would not take my order over the phone and that I had to order online. I followed their instructions and placed an online order totaling over $100. The order indicated that my food would be ready at 3:17 PM. I arrived at approximately 3:30 PM, only to find that my food was still not ready. When I went to pick up the order, I was asked to provide identification. Unfortunately, I had left my ID at the hotel where I was staying. I did have a picture of my ID on my phone, but instead of accepting that, I was told they wanted to write down my driver's license number. Given the amount of identity theft and fraud happening today, I was not comfortable providing my driver's license number for someone to write down. They offered me a refund, and I ultimately left without the food I had ordered. I understand that businesses have policies regarding identification, but the entire experience was frustrating and lacked customer service. I followed their instructions to order online, paid over $100, arrived at the stated pickup time, and still walked away without my food. Unfortunately, based on this experience, I cannot recommend Tropical Mofongo. The customer service and handling of the situation were extremely disappointing.

Doesn't look like much when you drive by and it's inside of a plaza so you might now see it right…read moreaway. However you're craving authentic Latin food this is the place to go the service was excellent and the food tasted so fresh! Reminds me of a mom n pop shop.

Tú Cocina is not closed. It is very much open and worth the visit. I am visiting from New Jersey…read morewith friends. We were looking for a taste of Latin cuisine, and we found it here! Small but comfortable restaurant with very kind and attentive service. The food was "tan saboroso"! I had the house specialty, "el pescado con tostonis " (fried snapper fish ) and my family had "pernil y arroz con habichuelas" and "mafongo con camarones". Every dish was great and very well priced. I will definitely try it again and highly recommend