We really enjoy the frozen margaritas and food at this location. The frozen passion fruit margarita…read moreis one of my favorites along with the Don Julio chicken bowl with a side of queso. The chips are okay but the queso and salsa makes them better. There are some servers that will try to up charge you and this happened to us without realizing so we make sure we know what we are ordering now. Besides that, we really enjoy this place.

We were seated fast. Chips/salsa brought to the table immediately. Waitress was attentive. She…read morepushed a bit on us ordering drinks. Burrito Mexicano was tasty. Chicken felt high quality and were good size chucks. My husband really enjoyed his molcajete. He said it was delicious. He loved all the different proteins. Enjoyable dinner.

My experience at Cevich Central was nothing short of disappointing, frustrating, and honestly a…read morecomplete waste of time and money. From the moment we arrived, the service was practically nonexistent. No proper greeting, no sense of urgency, no attention -- just staff walking around as if customers were invisible. We waited far too long just to be acknowledged, and even longer to be served. At no point did anyone seem to care whether we were helped, satisfied, or even still there. The quality of the food was equally terrible. What was served lacked freshness, flavor, and any resemblance to what ceviche should be. Portions were unimpressive, presentation was careless, and the taste was flat and disappointing. For a place that claims to specialize in ceviche, this was honestly embarrassing. What made the experience worse was the total lack of accountability. No apologies, no check-ins, no attempt to fix the issues or show basic courtesy. It felt like once they had our order, we simply didn't matter anymore. Dining out should be enjoyable -- or at the very least respectful. This was neither. Poor service, poor food, and zero regard for customers. I left frustrated, hungry, and genuinely shocked at how low the standards were. I do not recommend this place to anyone. There are far better options where your time, money, and presence are actually valued. No utensil properly presented either and cheap napkins the only good thing word to mention it's the singer and the way that she sings is beautiful rather than that everything else is deplorable

We came on a Friday night after making a reservation through an online reservation system, which…read moreshowed the restaurant is having a high rating, the restaurant was completely empty. Our server was very friendly and properly showed us to our table with the reserved sign on it . She was really great. However, after a quick visit to the restroom- which they have two of- I was left horrified by how exceptionally filthy they both were. Both were new and had beautiful fixtures- they were just completely unhygienic with toilet paper and urine on the floor. This automatically set off alarm bells for me so I quickly checked the yelp reviews and prompted my husband that I wanted to leave. It was not confidence of the state of the kitchen behind the scenes if in a completely empty restaurant, they were not able to have clean bathrooms. I would give one Star but I'm giving the second star because of how friendly and kind our waitress was.

Don Julio is our go-to spot when attending training in the area. The food and service is always…read moregreat. On this visit, Christy took care of us. Chips and Salsa were delivered to the table automatically. We added an order of White Queso with Beef to share. I ordered the Don Julio Bowl with Steak and the Passion Fruit Agua Fresca. My friend ordered the Beef Empanadas. Everything was as delicious as we have come to expect. Christy checked in and made sure we had everything we needed. The Don Julio Bowl was generous and filling. The steak was seasoned and flavorful. All the ingredients complimented each other well. The Passion Fruit Agua Fresca was refreshing. Even though we only had about an hour lunch, we were able to dine in with time to spare. Service is quick and problem free. There are ample parking spaces available. Outdoor seating is also available.

We live around the corner and finally decided to check this place out. When we walked in, it was…read moredefinitely a different vibe that I thought it would be: very bright and modern decor. It was during the World Cup season, so they were playing the game on the TVs and the audio for the game was being broadcast. We got seated in a four-top table that seemed a little bit in the way of everyone, since it was by the exit door and bar area. We came on a Tuesday, so we inquired about any taco Tuesday deals they might have. They didn't have a menu or anything for it, so we had to hear about it from our server: $3.50 for regular tacos and $4.50 for premium tacos. Overall, the prices were a little high for their drinks and food. My brother ordered their specialty steak tacos which came with two and a side of rice and beans for around $18. My husband ordered their chicken burrito for $16 and my cousin and I ordered from their taco Tuesday spread. The tacos were tasty. The chicken burrito was okay, but definitely a large portion size. We also got guacamole for $13 to share as well as a mule for $13. Overall, I'm not sure I'd return. Even though the tacos were tasty, I think there's a lot of other places that do tacos well and better. The food took a bit of time to come out and I think there's better places to grab drinks at more reasonable prices.

First visit to Catrina's Mexican Fusion, located in a space that once housed another Mexican…read morerestaurant I used to frequent years ago. We decided to stop in for a Cinco de Mayo celebration after seeing promotions for surprise food and drink specials, a live DJ, and a performance by Rafael Leidenz, apparently a comedian and Juan Gabriel impersonator. Not knowing much about either performer, we thought it sounded like a fun and lively way to spend the evening. Unfortunately, the experience ended up being pretty mixed. To start, I ordered the queso dip with added chorizo along with a house margarita. The queso was fairly unremarkable, served lukewarm, while the chorizo lacked the sear and crispness that really brings out its flavor. The tortilla chips were similarly underwhelming and could have benefited from at least a touch of seasoning. Normally I would have added a little salt myself, but there weren't any salt and pepper shakers available at the table. The margarita was serviceable, though sweeter than I personally prefer. For my main, I ordered the Jalisciense Burrito with carnitas and vegetables, smothered in queso. At first glance, the burrito appeared heavily weighted toward vegetables, though they were cooked very well, the red peppers still had a pleasant al dente bite while the onions were nicely rendered. About a quarter of the way through, I finally hit the carnitas section, and from there everything came together much better. Overall, it ended up being a flavorful and enjoyable burrito. Given the holiday crowds and event atmosphere, I'm willing to chalk up some of the food and service inconsistencies to the unusually high volume. Service throughout the night was minimal and difficult to flag down, though the eventual arrival of their habanero hot sauce, after three requests, was one of the better highlights of the evening. Now for the biggest issue: the sound volume. I've attended plenty of Cinco de Mayo celebrations and more concerts than I can count, so I'm not particularly sensitive to loud environments, but this crossed into genuinely uncomfortable territory. The DJ had the speakers absolutely pegged, with occasional distortion harsh enough to make people cover their ears. By the time Rafael Leidenz began performing, my ears were already numb. To Rafael's credit, he was entertaining. I don't speak Spanish and couldn't understand most of the performance, but his subtle comedic mannerisms and stage presence were enjoyable and clearly resonated with the crowd. Unfortunately, the excessive volume made it nearly impossible to hold a conversation with anyone at the table, which overshadowed much of the evening. The good: Rafael's performance and the habanero sauce. The okay: the food. The bad: the sound level and service. Had the volume been dialed back to a level where people could actually enjoy both the entertainment and each other's company, this easily would have been a more favorable review.

The food was very good and we enjoyed it, but the consistency of the servings were off as well as…read morethe service. Exceptionally nice and helpful service, but orders came out missing sides or wrong sides. Two people got chicken quesadillas, but the amount of chicken on one was far less than the other. Three of us got the Barria tacos, and they were very good, but again one was loaded and the other two were less. Two who ordered 2nd to last didn't get their order and the server reconfirmed their entire order as if the order was never placed. I had read other reviews that stated the service is poor when the place isn't busy. There were only two parties in the place on a Saturday evening. Both birthday parties. Not sure why less people would have poor service. I'd expect the opposite. Not sure that we will go back. There are too many other restaurants to try.

Highly recommend chimichanga. I added shrimp to mine, and it was absolutely amazing. So much…read moreflavor, and it was massive. The agua frescas were also very good. I got a coconut and passionfruit.

I swung by Las Casitas Latin Restaurant today and saw that it is not longer in business and a…read moreMexican restaurant has taken its place. It is a shame that this business fell to the wayside, but I thought that the prices were high for a lechonera, especially when you can go a few miles and get the food considerably less. The staff were friendly and it had a decent enough ambiance. I wish all involved the best of luck in their future endeavors.

Amazing food best birria tacos I've ever had also with that customer service is amazing! Overall…read more9.5 great restaurant the area is so nice everthing is so clean perfect.

I had the opportunity to visit Fat Rosie's for a Yelp event, and it was such a great experience!…read moreFrom the moment you walk in, you're greeted by beautiful décor and a fun, welcoming atmosphere. The staff was incredibly friendly, attentive, and always happy to help with anything we needed, making the service stand out. The food was delicious, and I had the chance to try several different items. The most memorable by far was the Tres Leches Tacos. I had never heard of them before, but they were such a unique and surprisingly amazing combination. They were definitely the highlight of the meal! Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or just looking for a fun night out with great food and excellent service, Fat Rosie's is definitely worth a visit.

Absolutely delish food tucked in Hamilton Square. Paola our server was great - very nice and made…read moregreat suggestions. It's super cute in the back outside bar area. There are tvs and a super cute sitting area. Even though it's hot outside - it was comfortable.

My husband and I were walking around downtown Winter Park in need of some Mexican food. After…read morefinding out the hard way that Cocina 214 was out of business, we found the next closest option, which was Pepe's. It's a small, quaint little restaurant a bit further away from the busy streets. We were seated immediately for Sunday lunch and greeted with friendly service. They had a lot more to offer than your standard Mexican establishment...it took me a little bit to even decide what to order! Their margaritas are solid! I also went with the Pollo Pepe's, a large grilled chicken slice smothered in queso, peppers & tomatoes. After adding a couple sides I had myself two meals that day! Pepe's is a great option for Mexican in the Winter Park area!

Sadly the location on Colonial (Rt 50) was closed. They were great. Lucky they have a similar…read morelocation on Goldenrod. Love their coffee and pastries.

After driving past Old Cuban Cafe on Goldenrod for years, I finally decided to stop in for a late…read morelunch. The restaurant sits in a converted old gas station, and parking is plentiful with some covered spots that provide welcome protection from the Florida sun. This is clearly an authentic Cuban spot where English appears to be a second language for some of the staff. Communication for a gringo like me was a bit challenging, but everyone was friendly and patient. I ordered a Cubano sandwich at the front counter and was asked if I wanted to make it a combo. When I asked what came with the combo, my understanding was a little limited, but I nodded yes and was asked if I wanted soda or water. I chose bottled water and believe I was credited back about $2 from the combo price. When my order was called, I picked up a basket at the counter holding a beautiful-looking Cubano alongside a generous serving of golden-brown French fries. Seating is simple and casual, and I noticed condiments are not kept on the tables other than salt, pepper, sugar, and napkin dispensers. I returned to the counter to ask for ketchup and hot sauce and was directed to a nearby table with ketchup packets while a small container of hot sauce was provided. The Cubano itself was well pressed with the Swiss cheese nicely melted and the meats heated throughout. The bread held together well and had a good texture. The ham was excellent, while the roast pork was fair. With mojo pork, you often get a mix of lighter and darker sections -- the darker pieces tend to have a stronger, gamier flavor, and this sandwich leaned more toward those sections. The pickles and mustard were well balanced and helped bring the whole sandwich together. The fries were fresh and crisp, though there was a slight hint of older fryer oil in the flavor. The hot sauce had a vinegar-forward profile and wasn't particularly spicy -- it reminded me somewhat of Texas Pete. The combo ended up being a solid value considering the size of the sandwich and the portion of fries. The restaurant also offers a buffet featuring many Cuban favorites, and I look forward to returning to sample some of those dishes along with a Cuban coffee. At the front counter there's also a glass case filled with pastelitos and a nice selection of empanadas that looked very tempting. Overall, a solid neighborhood Cuban spot with authentic character and plenty of menu options. If you're visiting for the first time, the Cubano is a good place to start.