What a surprise to find this excellent bakery in a gas station convenience store! The service was…read moreso friendly. I had a wonderful pastry. Would definitely go back. This is real fresh food not processed packaged food that you expect to find at a gas station store. There is no seating. Place is clean and small.

When you walk in and El Alfa is playing so loud I have to repeat my order to the cashier, you know…read morethe food is going to be legit. Tight little gas station with a fantastically popular cafe inside. Sadly, I didn't get to try the food- when I arrived there were only some meager looking ham and cheese croissants left, I wanted a classic guava pastry! The cafe con leche though? Let me tell ya. Five stars, perfecto cafe, strong. There was a line approaching being outside the door by the time I left. I'm sure the pastries and sandwiches were banging since there were none left at 0900. I'm going to go ahead and give them 5 estrellas 'cause they deserve it.

So a friend found this place based off their IG page so I was skeptical. I was even more skeptical…read morewhen I pulled into the parking lot which is quite dilapidated and many of the store fronts are empty. However, I know from traveling that some of the best spots are ones that appear to be a hole in the wall. I walked in, very cute inside! Staff was welcoming and I cozied right up at the bar to wait for my friend. I was immediately brought chips and salsa and a cold beer. We ended up sitting at a high top and our waitress suggested that I try either carne asada from the Mexican menu or Vaca Frita from the Cuban menu. I love me some carne asada but I was intrigued but this 'fried shredded beef' that was marinated in mole and cooked in a hot skillet until crispy. She suggested sweet plantains to go with it and white rice with beans which is traditional Cuban (instead of yellow rice). IT WAS FABULOUS! It was crispy on the outside and juicy. The mole was flavorful but not spicy and i appreciated that the meat was not dripping in sauce. My dinner date ordered chicken tamales which were seasoned in a Cuban style with yellow rice. She is used to Mexican tamales but said these really hit the spot! The only blemish on the nice was her second margarita which was the cucumber one which she didn't like at all. However, the first one she ordered (pictured) which was a different flavor was a show stopper.

Came here for a celebration of life for my great uncle who loved tacos. I love that they have both…read moreCuban and Mexican dishes and the restaurant is spacious. We had a very long table and the servers were great in getting our orders. I ordered the Horchata in the lunch special, Lechon asado. The Horchata was delicious and not too sweet, which was great. I really liked my lechon asado. It was a good portion but the one thing is my plantains were pretty burned. I also got to try some of my mom's tacos. And those were yummy as well. Would come back!

If you're looking for authentic Dominican comfort food in a cozy setting, La Casa del Mofongo is…read moreworth a visit. From the moment you walk in, the restaurant is full of personality. The colorful décor and nostalgic touches throughout the dining room create a warm and inviting atmosphere that feels more like sharing a meal with family than dining out. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and I appreciated that they were bilingual, making everyone feel comfortable and at home. We shared the Bandeja La Casa del Mofongo con Tostones, loaded with chicharrón de puerco, chicharrón de pollo, masitas de cerdo, salami, and queso. At $22.99, the portion was incredibly generous and easily large enough to share. The meats were flavorful and well-prepared, with the pork perfectly crispy on the outside while remaining tender and juicy inside. The tostones were fried to perfection! If you're craving authentic Dominican cuisine , La Casa del Mofongo is definitely a place worth adding to your list.

We were in the area craving some authentic Puerto Rican food, so after browsing Yelp, one of the…read moretop-rated spots nearby was "La Casa del Mofongo." Curious and hungry, we decided to check it out. The restaurant is located in a small shopping plaza, and I have to admit, the dark tinted windows made the place seem a little questionable at first glance. I actually got out of the car to peek inside before committing. Once I saw several people dining and enjoying themselves, we decided to give it a shot. Inside, the restaurant was tastefully decorated with a charming Dominican countryside flair. Even the bathrooms had a playful sense of humor that added character to the place. Service started off promptly, and we were seated right away with menus in hand. However, while browsing the menu, I quickly realized that despite the restaurant's name, there were very limited Puerto Rican options aside from the different varieties of mofongo. The menu was overwhelmingly Dominican cuisine, which was a bit disappointing since we specifically came looking for Puerto Rican dishes. We ordered the empanada de cangrejo to start, which was flavorful and freshly made. We also shared the mofongo with masitas fritas, and I will say the food itself was well seasoned, hearty, and satisfying. Unfortunately, the service did not match the quality of the food. Our waitress lacked warmth and wasn't particularly attentive. What stood out the most was that she didn't know what sorullos or alcapurrias were, which caught me completely off guard considering we were searching for Puerto Rican cuisine. Overall, the food was enjoyable, but the experience didn't fully meet our expectations. If you're looking for Dominican-style mofongo dishes, you may enjoy it. But if you're specifically craving traditional Puerto Rican cuisine, this may not quite hit the mark.

Go to Guarapo's at least once a month...always yummy. Empanadas to die for…read more Plantain chips & Cuban bread...yummy. Never disappoints.

I came here fir lunch while on vacation in WPB. I ordered the fried pork with rice and beans. I was…read moreserved pernil cut un cubes with rice and beans. I found that to be a bit deceptive. None the less service was good. I has a mojito which was ver good.

The place is great. Service is great. We are definitely going back. So happy we found it!read more

Great selection of Peruvian favorites and cooked authentically. Service is always been good…read morefriendly servers. And that location is so convenient.

Good Cuban food. It's a charming dining area, but they also do a lot of takeout…read more The menu has a lot of variety, and I enjoyed my meal. The wait staff are helpful and accommodating.

Yes, it's located in the middle of a parking lot, but still pleasant, even when sitting outside…read more The red snapper is their specialty and didn't disappoint. Today's catch was a little small, which the waiter warned us, but easy to supplement with rice and beans.

This little unassuming restaurant was a great find. My husband was craving Puerto Rican food and La…read moreCosinita Latina delivered. He loved has Churasco Steak and all the sides were great. I think the best part of his meal was getting garlic sauce (Mojo de Ajo) that I'm assuming is made inhouse. I ordered a chicken soup and a plan Mofungo that was huge. My husband helped me eat both and we still had half the Mofungo leftover for a late night snack. Restaurant is small but nicely decorated. There was fun Latin music videos running. Our server was amazing and her English was enough to help us order.

This cute little Puerto Rican spot specializes in mofongo and they do it well! The menu lists more…read morethan a dozen options of different variations from seafood to meats to the basic version. We opted for the basic with and absolutely delicious churrasco steak on the side the mofongo was perfect. Fresh. Perfectly seasoned with crunchy bits of chicharone throughout. Our second meal was also delicious. A massive amount of roast pork with arroz con gandules (rice with pigeon pea) and a simple salad. Very good. The down sides are the food is pretty salty. A little more than I like but still edible and delicious. And the chairs are metal and very uncomfortable. I am willing to deal with that for this food though. I will go back gladly to sample some more of the menu.

Rinconcito Colombiano 3 is a great spot to watch World Cup matches while enjoying authentic…read moreColombian cuisine. The service was fast and friendly, and even though the restaurant was fairly busy, our party of six was seated and rapidly attended on. I ordered the bandeja paisa, and it was an excellent choice. The portion was enormous far more food than I could finish in one sitting, and everything was satisfying and flavorful. One dish I would not recommend is the steak al caballo. It arrived covered in a tomato-based sauce that tasted very similar to ketchup, which wasn't what I expected and detracted from the dish. Overall, this is a solid choice for large groups, soccer fans looking to catch a game, and anyone craving hearty Colombian food. I'd definitely return for the atmosphere, service, and generous portions. .

If you are into Colombian food, this place is amazing. They have four locations. The staff…read morepredominantly speak Spanish, however I speak zero Spanish and was still able to communicate. This plate here is only $15.99. That's all day every day price. It was two huge pieces of steak and three sides of your choice. The restaurant was extremely clean and it had a steady flow of customers on a Friday night. The staff constantly checked on you to make sure you are okay.