Want to creep into Dexter Morgan's world and enjoy the perfect giant Cuban sandwich for lunch? This…read moreis the place. Unimposing and uber casual, we enjoyed a little of everything: chicken, beef stew, short ribs, chicken noodle soup, rice and beans, massive buttery empanadas, and bacon. Incredible value - each massive entree was no more than$6.50 each. Everything made fresh daily. My 10 year old boys said this was the best meal they've ever eaten. Don't forget the flan and tres leches if you manage to have any room left. Better yet, take it to go. Worth the drive from the hustle and bustle of Disney World and their crazy prices.

Mi Casita is a small unassuming type place that serves food in a lechonera type style. If you are…read moreunfamiliar, think like a cafeteria style where you walk along the counter and choose sides, proteins, etc. and a friendly server loads up your plate. From there, you pay, grab your food a b d either find a table or do the to-go thing. They had a lunch special of $5.99 and I had chicken with rice and beans. It was a lot of food for a pretty inexpensive price and overall, was a good lunch. The inside was clean and bright and added to my overall experience. Parking was a bit limited, but I was there just before the lunch rush, so I did not have an issue (but I can imagine that it could be rough during the height of the lunch hour). I would definitely recommend MI Casita and I will return when I am in the Kissimmee, Florida area. I will give it five stars overall for a value based lunch that was pretty tasty.

The chicken lacked flavor and the sauces too , would not call it pollo a la brasa . The Costco…read morechicken is way better compared to it

SO DELICIOUS! Ceviche is amazing and highly recommend the Arroz Chaufa . I am definitely going to…read morecome back with my family.

First visit today after a recommendation from a friend. So, there aren't any other restaurants in…read moreIntercession City other than a convenience store. For most people, this is a place to pass through when traveling between Kissimmee, the road to Poinciana and Davenport. This Latin Bakery is pretty awesome. They have a variety of Empanadas, Pastries, Coffees, and other items. Service is friendly and while this is a Latin Bakery, I experienced service in both Spanish and English. The staff made everyone feel welcomed. I purchased Venezuelan Empanadas (beef & chicken) and a Cachito Jamon (ham and cheese roll) and everything was really tasty. While I generally prefer Argentinian or Cuban style Empanadas, these Venezuelan ones were really tasty. Fernando gave me a Colombian Empanada to try and while these usually aren't my favorite....this one was really really good. For those who don't know the difference between Empanada styles, some of the differences are in the shell, flour or corn, baked or fried and there may be some differences in the fillings. I look forward to returning to try more of the tasty treats they have to offer. This place is definitely worth driving out of the way to visit.

This place is amazing a family owned business that serves up the best empanadas coffee and bakery…read moreitems!!! A little hole in the wall that makes your tummy very happy!!! They also give you a free treat while you are waiting!! The best customer service!!! At the best prices. Come one come all! You will not be disappointed! Amazing, spectacular and delicious!!!! God bless their business!!

I can't even remember when was the last time I ate a "pastelito" in US. I'm soo happy a friend…read morerecommended this place! We tried a variety of flavors of pastelitos and they were all so good. We tried carne molida (ground beef), pollo (chicken), mechada con queso (shredded beef and cheese) and pizza. They were all amazing, very flavorful, not too greasy, not too dry, simple perfect texture and size. The empanada was good as well, but definitely the pastelito is their hit. We had different drinks too (Papelón con limón, Parchita (passion fruit), Mango and Toddy (Venezuelan chocolate milk) and they were very well made, they were like a slushy very refreshing and not as thick as a smoothie, more like a frappé, The place was clean, open, had enough seating and the staff were very friendly.

Muy rica las empanadas de queso junto al todo limpio el lugar y el servicio rápido. La comida…read moreestaba caliente al entregar el ambiente familiar

This restaurant does not disappoint. I went to Manjar Shop 4 times in a week, 3 times for…read morelunch/dinner and once for breakfast. The food is amazing. I did not try anything that would not have ordered again. You need to try the Doble 67 Burger. The empanadas are delicious and might be my favorite, the cheese and Pabellon were my favorites. Don't sleep on tres leches. You need to try this if it is available. As good as the food was, the service and hospitality that Paul and his wife give is unmatched. Great conversation, attention, and personality make Manjar Shop a wonderful experience. I wish I lived closer so I could visit weekly. Give it a try and you will not be disappointed. Unlike some other reviews you will read, I had the espresso 3 times and it was excellent.

Food was excellent and lots of choices for authentic Venezuelan cuisine. Also, owner speaks…read moreexcellent English and they have American cuisine for those in your party that may not like to try new things! Will be back for sure!!!

Pupusas galore. The only way to describe it. Typical Salvadoran dishes. Great service. The servers…read morehave been there for white some time. Constant praises online reviews and in our own visits. This is somewhere we, as a family, enjoy on a regular. The inside is delicate yet decorative. Amazing baked goods and tasty plates. Truly a gem. Come get some pupusas and you will leave full and wishing for more.

I haven't had Salvadorian in a minute and was craving a good pupusa so I pulled up to Mi Tierra…read morePupuseria & Bakery. As soon as you enter they have a good amount of seating. Plus you can see their selection baked goods. I looked at the menu prior and had a sense of what I wanted. I started with the Pastelito de Pina. First time ever hearing about this. It's solid. The crust was sugar coated and unique. The pineapple filling was smooth with a sweet texture. I mainly came to get the pupusas and try Salvadorian tamales. I got a bean & cheese pupusa and chicken tamale. When I open up my pupusa, instant cheese pull. And it was pretty good. They provide some kind of slaw on the side. I put the slaw and some hot sauce on top...creating the PERFECT bite. I tried some of my sisters shrimp pupusa. Personally I wouldn't order that but it was tasty and flavorful. I've never had a proper tamale so the chicken tamale was my first. The texture is really smooth and light. With seasoned shredded chicken all through out. For my first tamale, it was good. I also tried the fried tamale and it was a whole different story. The exterior was crispy and dark in color. Inside it was sweet with a corn taste. I was like wow. They paired it with a white sauce that was really good. Making me think of sour cream and cream cheese in one. We brought back a tres leches and flan home. The Tres leches was really good. It wasn't soggy and held up well. The flan cake was good but the sugar juices on the bottom tasted burnt. Which was distasteful. Service was okay. I felt like it could've been better. They weren't disrespectful or anything. If our server was new or having a bad day my apologies.

I wanted to come here for a nice sitdown lunch however upon my arrival, a massive sign saying no…read morepets allowed stop me from doing so. I ended up just ordering two chicken empanadas and eat them in my car. They did have one little table outside, but it was full in the sun so that was not an option. The empanada was excellent, probably one of the best I ever had.

Really nice size bakery with lots of welcoming seating, and what seemed like a good variety of…read morepastries. Sadly, by 3pm on a Saturday, lots of the display cases were already empty. I came in here to order a cheese pastry (quesito) for my husband, and luckily, there was 1 left. And while there, I saw what was labeled as a passion fruit mousse, so naturally, I had to order to try. My expectations of a mousse dessert is a soft, light and silky texture, and here is where this bakery missed the mark completely. You can see in the pictures, the texture was far from silky - in fact - it was more like a sour curd. I was so disappointed as I was already home and so looked forward to it. I wonder if I simply got a bad one, or if it was old and had been sitting there to curd. There are so many great bakeries in town, that I am not sure this visit earned a return. My advice on any mousse's here, is to check before leaving the store. I wish I had.

Needed a coffee and saw this spot in a plaza. I had a beef empanada which was pretty good. Ended up…read moregetting a cafe con leche and bought my daughters a strawberry smoothie which they loved. Staff was nice also.

Uh, it was okay. I'm not a huge carnivore, but this…read moreColombian cafe is big on meat. I ordered their lunch and it was just slabs of meat over white rice. The food wasn't bad, just not to my diet. Parking was easy, the staff was super friendly, the space was clean and the prices were good.