Nic at the bar was great. Food was wonderful - Order the quesadillas and Mexican bowlsread more

Disclaimer: this review is for the lunch buffet only…read more I went with my family to try the $18.49 all you can eat lunch buffet. This was my first time experiencing a buffet for hispanic food and for this price point in Orlando, this is an amazing value deal. The server regularly brought us out silverware, napkins, and refilled our water. The place is decorated very fun and plays latin music which was lovely Not only was there an unlimited assortment of lunch foods, but an entire bar of fresh toppings for tacos (or rice bowls) and made to order desserts which were included for free! Not everything on the buffet line was the best but given the amount of options, price, and how good the great items are this is still worth a five star rating. I unfortunately did not take pictures of the food before I began devouring everything in sight to the point of near-collapse, but I will do a quick rundown of the buffet highlights: The best meats were the fajita steak, chicken, and shrimp made fresh in cast iron skillets, as well as the chicken lengua which was super flavorful and tender. The mexican rice, beans, fajitas, plantains, and street corn were also excellent. Fresh quesadillas, chips, and corn tortillas on standby with homemade queso and salsas. The flan and mini churros were the best I've ever had. Super rich, decadent Carmel flan. Mini churros hot and crisp on the outside, filled with a gooey soft milk chocolate center. They were delicious. Items that were disappointing: the tamales, mini chicken flautas, and beef chimichangas were just okay, lacking the seasoning and flavor that other dishes had. The beef barbacoa was not as tender or flavorful as the shredded chicken surprisingly. The mixed seafood was itself a mixed bag with some shrimps / scallops overcooked to much while others were perfectly cooked. The chicken mole and beef tri tip were room temperature despite sitting on hot plates. The tri tip also varied widely in doneness throughout the slices and not super tender. The rice pudding was pretty standard, and the tres leches cake was weird as they crumbled the cake into pieces before soaking it.

Great food and great service as usual. Food came out quick and quality was better than expected…read more Brisa was great. Very friendly and patient.

I've already visited Las Carretas about 3 times now, including 1 visit with my in laws. It is a…read moregreat restaurant to visit if you are looking for that fun Mexican restaurant atmosphere. They have a HUGE menu with many classic dishes and also offer table side guacamole. Their alcoholic beverage options are plentiful, but my recommendation is the Pima colada served in a pineapple, which comes either blended or on the rocks. I also enjoy that they offer a freshly made salsa bar as well as chips and salsa for the table. My only caution is that since this location is relatively close to UCG, it can get very crowded on the weekends, especially holiday weekends.

When we were at universal and wanted Mexican food this place came up. let's say the atmosphere set…read morethe stage. place smelt amazing. we ordered drinks, apps, dinner and dessert. all of which were amazing. The watermelon margarita (sorry I can't remember the name for it) is the best margarita I've had. The mango margarita was great too if you like a smoky flavor. Brenda took great care of us and gave great recommendation. the shrimp ceviche, tortilla soup, fajitas and kids chicken quesadillas were phenomena. one honorable mention is the ceviche was hands down the best I've had and I've had a lot of it. the guacamole was fantastic as well. for desert we got the chocolate cake and tres leches. Needless to say we were stuffed. we already have a date planned for here when we come in September from Texas.

My server was amazing and the drinks to die for.. I did wait…read morea long time to be seated, but it was my first time visiting and with a big party! The wait was worth it! Mushrooms al pastor and A Night in Tulum, That's all!

We hosted a work event at Kavas Tacos during a huge conference week and had such a great…read moreexperience! There was SO much food, everything was delicious, and the welcome margaritas were a huge hit with our group. The service was amazing from start to finish -- they made hosting an event incredibly easy. And major bonus points for playing Maná! Great food, great drinks, great service, and such a fun atmosphere. Would absolutely recommend Kavas for a group or work event!

I came for drinks and sat at the bar. We ordered 2 Fortaleza Blanco (not still strength) Tequila…read moreneat. I noticed that when a manager (I assume) saw the Fortaleza bottle he rushed over to the bartender and had a side conversation about it while looking over at us. When the bill came, I was told that we were being charged for 3 drinks rather than 2 because he gave us each 2oz pours (standard neat, but maybe he didn't know that) and was being "nice" by not charging 4 drinks. Because they were already having side conversation about it, I knew this wasn't a battle I'd win. So I paid, tipped 25% and left, but I was definitely going to leave a review. Just know going here, they will charge whatever they want for drinks and make up rules. I paid $75 for 2 drinks. I won't be back. Adding on due to the reply. The person that replied to my review was not there during my service and is lying. Neither me or the gentleman with me asked for anything other than the tequila neat, we did however have conversation about our visit to the Fortaleza Distillery in Jalisco and how they pride themselves on businesses they sell to not overcharging for their tequila. Fortaleza was NOT listed in your menu, we saw it on the shelf and asked for it neat. As a bartender NEAT is a known pour. Please don't disrespect me by making things up. As I already stated, we simply asked for clarification which is what I added in my review, paid, tipped 25% and left. A reply from the business was unnecessary, this review is for other bar goers.

Overall, I had a fantastic experience here! I came here because it was about a 5 minute walk from…read morethe Doctor Phillips Center for Performing Arts, and I was very impressed. When I sat down, I ordered the frozen Margarita flight, which came with a watermelon, mango, and strawberry Margarita. All of them were pretty good, but by far the mango was my favorite. It tasted just like you were drinking mango nectar. For my entrée, I ordered the Carne Asada tacos. They had such a great taste, and the portion size was quite generous. I ordered it with rice and beans, and it all left me feeling quite full. The atmosphere is also quite nice. With it being in the heart of downtown orlando, I thought it might be loud and busy in there, but it was actually quite quiet and relaxing. The service was also very quick and prompt to get all of our food. Our waitress made sure to check in with us throughout service to see what we needed!

I was really looking forward to trying Solita because I had looked over the menu multiple times…read morebefore visiting, but unfortunately the experience was disappointing from start to finish. When we arrived, the restaurant was practically empty, there was no hostess, and we had to wait to be acknowledged. Our server (a Hispanic woman with heavy goth-style makeup--I didn't catch her name) was polite enough, but there were several missed opportunities to improve the experience. The biggest issue was that they were out of multiple menu items we specifically came to try. We had also planned on ordering the duck-themed cocktail that was pictured online, only to be told, "We don't do that anymore." If that's the case, the menu and promotional photos should really be updated. Food: * Chicken Nachos - 3/10: Mostly burnt chips with hard, unmelted cheese. There was barely any chicken, and they lacked flavor. * Watermelon Margarita - 0/10: It was extremely sour. I sent it back and ordered a frozen margarita instead. * Frozen Margarita - Average at best. What was frustrating is that happy hour started about seven minutes later, and our server never mentioned that nearly everything we ordered would have been half-price. A heads-up would have been appreciated. * Street Corn - 6/10: The tableside presentation of cutting it off the cob was nice, but that's really what you're paying for. It could have used much more seasoning, and only two small pieces of corn were served. * Shrimp Tacos - 2/10 * Fish Tacos - 2/10: Both were soggy and lacked flavor. * Spanish Rice - 1/10: Bland and disappointing. Overall, the food was underwhelming, several advertised menu items and drinks weren't available, and the service missed opportunities to enhance the experience. For the prices, I expected much better quality, better communication about happy hour, and a menu that matched what was actually being offered. Unfortunately, I don't see myself returning.

Great food,great people,great restaurant over all will highly recommend this place.The only bad…read morething it is kinda expensive,but worth it.

I have no idea how I never found this place before. What a…read moregreat spot! Easy the best tacos I've had in Orlando hands-down

Phone definitely did not eat first at Adelitas. They have such a wide range of food on the menu…read morefrom seafood to carne asada to soups. All made with love and you can seriously tell how much pride this business takes in each and every dish they put out. My husband and I got the skinny margaritas, had a few shots, and the best food. I could drown myself in their refried beans. Shout out to Jesus who has always taken such great care of us every time we've visited since they've opened. This place is so laid back, a great place to come to yap with friends. I love Adelitas so much and cannot wait to see where their next location takes them.

A bummer experience, unfortunate for a restaurant with potential…read more We went on a Wednesday and ordered the fajitas (weekly special) and the chipotle chicken. The fajitas came out without the sizzle of the skillet (disappointing but not a deal breaker) and the chipotle chicken was overly salty. I would have gladly let my server know the food was too salty, but unfortunately they nearly completley absent our entire dining experience. We love the table salsa and could not find them in the restaurant to ask for more until our food was delivered. But after that, we never saw them again. It wasn't until the bartender noticed us looking, that we were able to ask for our check. There was maybe 4 tables in the restaurant during this time and 0 staff presence.

Five stars without a doubt! I have been visiting Reyes for quite awhile and they have never…read moredisappointed me, my family, or my friends. We all love this restaurant so much! I didn't realize they were also affiliated with other local restaurants as well. I can't wait to try the others. Reyes is not your average Mexican cuisine. They have a modern twist to their menu. The food is simply bursting with such great flavor! I liked anything and everything I have ever ordered from their menu. Whether it's for brunch, lunch, or dinner, you will always have a delightful experience here. The decoration and ambiance alone is exquisite. The customer service is top notch. The people of Reyes truly care about their customers. I just went for magical dining last night. What lovely selections on the menu for $40! I ordered the beef empanadas, lamb birra (comes with a side of corn tortilla), and finished off the night with their guera cake (hybrid between a flan and tres leches). Our experience was nothing short of amazing! Thank you to the Reyes team!

I went to Reyes the other night with friends for the happy hour. It was pretty busy for a Friday…read moreafternoon, but we didn't need a reservation. It was definitely a lively crowd. We sat at the bar and order the margarita. The drinks were good, just an average margarita. The bartenders were very attentive even though it was crowded. Additionally, the people at the bar were super friendly. I'd definitely go back and try the other drinks.

Five stars for one of Orlando's top restaurants for the best and most authentic tacos!…read more The best tacos I have ever had outside of Mexico and the closest to fresh, traditional tacos, it definitely is Black Rooster Taqueria! Keep in mind that this is a smaller restaurant and a bit of a tight fit, but the service is fast and efficient. I don't know why they haven't expanded to more locations by now! Hint hint, begging for one near the Doctor Phillips area lol! But if you're in the Mills District, this place is worth the try! Anytime that I crave tacos, Black Rooster Taqueria is easily one of the first places I think of. The tacos are delicious, along with the chips, guacamole, salads, and more! Now that I've written this review, I just may have to go pay a visit tomorrow!

Black Rooster is a great option in the Mills 50 area if you're looking for something quick, casual,…read moreand flavorful. One major plus is that they have dedicated parking in the back, which is always appreciated in this area! The interior is pretty simple and casual--nothing upscale or overly fancy--but the service was great, and everything we ordered came out really quickly. We tried the ceviche, guacamole, and a few different tacos, and everything was fresh and really flavorful. The tacos were very good! I wouldn't necessarily say this is my absolute favorite taco spot in Orlando, but it's definitely worth trying and somewhere I'd recommend. Overall, Black Rooster is a solid choice when you want good food without all the fuss. Quick service, friendly staff, flavorful tacos, and easy parking--sometimes that's exactly what you need!

Outstanding first time here. Chips came out hot and fresh. Margarita on happy hour was tasty! Food…read morewas delicious! Bathrooms clean! Staff was awesome. Our server Abril is crushing it!!! Respectfully, Bryan Oklahoma City!

Stopped in for Cinco de Mayo. Mistake #1. Only a couple of overpriced margs on the menu. We…read moreordered the organic watered down version in a $25 souvenir cup. We left it behind. Mistake #2. Ordered enchiladas with gr beef and guajillo sauce. Absolutely the most bland, flavorless enchiladas I can recall having in a long time. Mistake #3. Ordered the Flautas with beef tinga. I had trouble finding the filling! Maybe I should have ordered the tinga tacos? I'm so bummed to have spent over $100 on a meal that left me begging for something more. The upside? The staff was friendly and prompt, despite being a busy night. Try at your own risk. We won't be back.