I really love this bakery and after Pilates the girls asked me for a recommendation so we ended up…read morehere and they all loved it ! This time I went for a bacon, egg and cheese bagel with the pink latte made with oatmilk , I added coconut flavoring and whip cream and my goodness it was delicious! We enjoyed and I can't wait to come back again. I love Avalon park !

Cute place! Stopped in for coffee and a pastry after pilates class with a friend. Very good!read more

Holy moly I never knew how good Puerto Rican food was until this place. Wowwww. Sooo much flavor…read moreand such a hearty meal! I especially loved the oxtail and super loved all of the stew (beef stew, chicken stew, pork stew idk I love it all lol)!! I can't remember which rice we got, it was a bit red.. whatever it is, ITS SO FRIGGEN GOOD

I was looking for some good Cuban/Puerto Rican food for my first visit to FL and this place was…read moresooo damn good!!! Even my picky family liked it!! The service was cool too as I'm from out of town and had no experience with this kind of food and the server walked me through all the options cause there's a ton! I was able to try a lot, even the pastries, since my family was with me but honestly everything looked delicious so I don't think you can go wrong anywhere. I would definitely recommend for out of towners as I'm sure the locals already know given how packed it was.

Stopped here at the request of my Colombiana half, merely based on her seeing a Colombian flag…read moreoutside. I did remember seeing a Colombian flag before, but I think the place was closed for a while. My first impression when we walked in was that the place could use better decoration and some decluttering. My second impression was that what was offered on the menu wasn't exactly what they offered (I'll get back as to the why in a bit). I wasn't sure what to order, so I went with something off the daily specials. I ordered the chicken with peppers, salad, and papitas (the little potatoes), but without the rice. The special also came with a chicken soup. My wife got the beef with peppers, rice, salad, and papitas. We also ordered four beef empanadas, jugo de mora (blackberry), and jugo de piña (pineapple). Let's start with the chicken soup, which was very good; some cilantro on top, veggies, a few pieces of yuca, and chicken (of course). My grilled chicken was pretty good and the potatoes were good as well. I try to limit my carb intake during the week, so I didn't get the rice. The grilled steak was very soft, juicy, and tender. She did say that the rice (white) was very good. She also found the pineapple juice a little too sweet for her taste, but in their defense, she dilutes everything in water as it is. Now to my favorite part of the meal... the beef empanadas. I honestly have no idea if they're made on site or mass produced. I'm leaning towards mass produced because they were all exactly the same size and shape. At this point, that's neither here nor there. They were amazing! I specifically took a small bite first so as to not taste any of the meat, just empanada. It's hard for me to explain how flavorful the dough was by itself, but believe me, if you go here and don't try the empanadas, you're missing out. So, now back to the whole menu vs what's actually being offered. This restaurant recently changed owners and they are transitioning to a new name. I think it's going to be called Alla Nos Vemos. The owner (I'm assuming) popped his head out of the kitchen while we were paying and talked to us very briefly. He seemed like a really nice guy. He thanked us for coming in, invited us back, and left us with a "Dios los bendiga," which to me goes a long way! Kind of a little whole in the wall, but I was very pleasantly surprised with the food.

I ordered three things through ubereats. 1) Fried chicken thighs--they sent two fried drum sticks…read more 2) mofongo with fried pork--the pork chop had so seasoning and no flavor. It was also overcooked, so it was dry and hard to chew. No sauce. 3) chicharrones-- these were well seasoned and flavorful, but the skin was rubbery, not crispy.

I would like to start off by saying La Casa de PanDeBono has great food delicious as a matter of…read morefact. But on this day, they lacked good customer service. The Wife and I were on the way to church we sometimes make a stop at this establishment for their fun bites. While we were waiting to be attended the cashier/receptionist & the food server had a lot on her plate. She was pouring some coffee, for a previous order. When she was done she was sorting out coffee cups. She was about to attend to us & the phone rang and she answered then proceeded to take the order. This took 20 minutes by the time the order was made, and the information on the credit card was given. They had to do it again because the card declined. My suggestion to this restaurant is to get more help or attend to the customers that have been waiting before you take an order on the phone. So essentially the person on the phone just skipped me. Not a good way to run a establishment. This is the only reason why I gave a 3 star review and I don't recommend the coffee. It's not craft coffee. It's your typical pot of coffee style but if you don't mind it then you're good.

Los mejores servicios los recibí de su empleada Patricia, son los mejores en dulces muy rico todoread more

Was so excited to try, unfortunately wrong time listed online, closed at 10:30am on a Tuesday .read more

Great all around small business! Hidden gem & authentic…read moreColombian food. We always order calentado

The flavor of the food here pleases my wife and her Cuban family. That is probably the most…read moreimportant fact. The service is always top notch. We really have a great experience every time we come. The restaurant itself is a bit eclectic. It could definitely use some sprucing up and it could use some focus. Is this a bar? Is this a school cafeteria? Is this a table at Abuela's house? Is this a live music venue? It's a bit of all of those things and could use some fixing up and direction. However the meal will be great and they have other Caribbean and Hispanic options than just pure Cuban food.

We were in the Orlando area this weekend and decided to finally try this place. So glad we did. The…read morefood was so flavorful, not too salty not too bland, it was just right. The customer service was great. Our waitress Iliany was so helpful, and made great recommendations. And not to mention her attitude was great during our visit here, she definitely made our first time here very memorable. Also, the portions are a really good size too.

Arrived on a Thursday night with a slight tropical storm passing through, road was flooded and shut…read moreoff nearby, and it was STILL busy! That should tell you something. Our group ordered the Lomo Saltado, skirt steak, and grilled steak & onions. I have to say the skirt steak was my favorite flavor and tenderness. But the tres leches was AMAZING! That was worth the trip in the tropical storm and flooded roads LOL!

Nice atmosphere, friendly staff and great variety of Latin cuisine, along with amazing drinks. The…read moremenu is divided by country, so you know where ea dish comes from. We had the Garlic Shrimp appetizer, Chauffeur rice with chicken and the Bandeja Paisa, which offers a variety of tasty meats along with beans.

Took my wife out earlier today for brunch. There was nothing on the menu that I could say I didn't…read morelike, but what I ordered was the sandwich called El Chamo. It's basically a 12 inch sandwich that comes with grilled chicken grilled steak, lettuce, tomato onions, and a cilantro style sauce with a little bit of mayo ketchup, which was toasted and served with an order of french fries was unbelievable and it was only $13.99 My wife went and ordered a meal called a 911 basically what it is is fried chunks of pork with grilled chicken and Mofongo with also a couple of pieces of toasted garlic bread, which she could only eat half the other half she had to bring back home that was only $19.99 this man's restaurant was highlighted by Guy Fieri show "Triple D" about five years ago and I see why.. excellent food and service goes along long way. I couldn't provide pictures this time because we were so hungry. I didn't even think about taking a photo for my peeps.

I will review this restaurant in real time. The wait was a bit long just to get a table in the…read moremiddle of the afternoon, but to their credit, it's a small eat in and take out establishment on Goldenrod, very casual dining and with typical Puerto Rican decorations. They have bench seats and independent chairs. They do not have outdoor tables. About the service... long wait all around. I ordered a Coke Zero, they brought a can with a straw- I would say very reminiscent of what you would get in a kiosk in Puerto Rico, but other tables got a cup and ice. Maybe it's upon request? My husband ordered Perrier, or soda water, but they don't have any. It could be that they only serve canned drinks, not from a machine. So he got water, refills come very rarely. So far trickling slow. Every time I decide to do a "realtime review", something happens that it makes the service very slow. They play Latin music in the background. Food's here. Hubby ordered the pinchos with tostones one thing he noticed right away is that the pinchos aren't grilled. I ordered a pork pincho with mofongo and I have to agree, these are deep fried (carne frita). The tostones were good, he said. My pincho is very fatty and the flavor is ok, not seasoned as I would expect. The mofongo is on point, with crispy bits of pork rinds. The bill reflects a 4% increase if you use a credit card, regardless of your party size. I might come back and try some other items, though. Better luck next time.