The large porch chop is my kryptonite. Delicious!!! I only wish they were still in St Pete. Worth…read morethe drive and probably better it's no longer too close. Everything I've ordered here is delicious. Absolutely love the garlic casava.

Today we were in Largo for a family gathering and decided to stop afterward for a bite at Wepaa, a…read morelocal eatery offering authentic Puerto Rican cuisine. Upon entering the small but quaint space one is immediately transported by the sounds of salsa and scents of home dancing in the air. The restaurant was very busy but the staff did their best to attend to all patrons and were pleasant and accommodating. We ordered a bevy of beautiful bites including Sorullos, Empanadas, Pernil, Chicharrón de Pollo, Camarones Empanada de Coco, Tostones de Platano y de Pana, Arroz con Gandules and they were all perfectly complemented by the Pique Boricua, ice cold Medalla and Mojitos de Coco. The food is authentic and truly delicious!! If you are in the Largo area and in the mood for some fantastic eats, Wepaa is a definite must try!!!!

This was our first time here and there are no bad things I can say. From the moment we walked in,…read morethe staff was super accommodating and friendly. They took great care of us. The food itself deserves its own review. We ordered the alcapurria and two types of mofongo and it was delicious. Will definitely be back Esta fue nuestra primera vez aquí y no hay cosas malas que pueda decir. Desde el momento en que entramos, el personal fue súper servicial y amable. Nos cuidaron mucho. La comida sola se merece su propia revisión. Pedimos la alcapurria y dos tipos de mofongo y estaba delicioso. Definitivamente volveré.

I visited this place since I found it on TikTok and I wanted to try to see how it was. And believe…read moreme, as a Puerto Rican I was delighted with the food. We asked for appetizer a chicken turnover and a meat alcapurria we started well ,both come out with mayo ketchup.Then when they brought us the mofongo with fried meat and the chops with rice and beans uffffff very good . The beans with flavor to the ones my grandmother made and that is a lot to say, all well seasoned and delicious. We ordered dessert but they told us they didn't have it. I went after noon maybe around 2:30 pm and there was no one only the owner, the very attentive and friendly waitress and the cook. The place also has a night atmosphere. Fridays are reggaeton, Saturdays are tropical music bachata and salsa ,Sundays are hip hop. This place is on Cleveland street in Clearwater, they have parking and its very easy to see it from outside . I recommend them to eat 100% , then I will go to see the night party.

Amazing foods and service they were fantastic and great menu and great music atmosphereread more

Every now & then a restaurant comes along & immensely exceeds expectations. Wha Gwaan does just…read morethat. We met the owner & chef, Dave. And we of course met our server, Dee. Both were as personable as could be. Stepping into the restaurant truly had us stepping into Jamaica. The place has an awesome vibe. We shared jerk chicken, Rasta pasta, plantains, spicy beef patties, & so on. Every item was lip-smackingly great. If you go, just sample & enjoy. Even items like the plantains were the best I've ever had.

After my Puerto Rican coworker insisted I visit this truck, we decided to make a special visit. I…read morecouldn't visualize seeing the truck in the past, but he insisted it was there - on the left hand side when heading to Tampa, AFTER the bait-and-tackle truck. We almost missed it. We managed to screech our way in and wandered up to the truck. The first thing that we noticed was the music that was playing was ridiculously loud, we had a difficult time standing by the menu to decide what to order. There is a single table outside but that's it, you'll probably end up eating in your car. There were 4 of us, so we ordered a variety of things and were able to taste each others. As a run down for what we got: Tostones - Unsalted, and dry. They gave us salt packets, but they were too moist to use. The sauce they came with was delicious, it's the same sauce that comes with everything. Crab and Beef Empanandillas - The crab reminded me somewhat of a deviled crab cake, but obviously a different outside and less spicy. It was really delicious. The beef was ridiculous though. Loved every bite of it, and each of us fought over it. Skirt Steak - This was probably the tastiest thing we ordered. It's skirt steak, so it wasn't precisely tender but the flavor was amazing. It came with rice and beans which were incredible. It also came with a "salad" but I'm hard pressed to call it that. Onion Steak - This one is more than enough for two people. It was a huge serving of meat, sauteed onions and of course rice and beans. It was okay, we were all spoiled by the skirt steak. Grilled Chicken Mofongo - We weren't exactly sure what to expect, but we ordered it. Mofongo is a plantain dish, but again it was really dry and kinda bland. We only took a few bites of it. The chicken was decent, I liked it a lot but I seemed to be the only one. I'm not sure how it's supposed to be, but I guess I feel like there should be some sort of sauce to accompany it. Overall - if we were in the area and hungry, we would definitely stop again for the skirt steak or empanadillas, but we wouldn't send someone there or go out of our way. Perhaps we're just too American!

Located by the side streets off Courtney Campbell Bridge, this food truck dishes out some fine…read morePuerto Rican dishes. Sit on the plastic tables and chairs loosely set by the truck, or eat out of your car. Regardless Sabor del Caribe certainly does bring the street vendor feel to your gastronomical experience. The menu is not a lengthy extravaganza, however every item, they do served, is a plateful of delicious goodies. The Empanadas are piping hot, perfectly balanced fried without excess grease and stuffed full of your choice of meat - pork or beef. The pork plate is served with tender chunks of pork - which at the first taste exude aromas and tenderness only - if you had a Puerto Rican grandma, would cook. The rice and beans that accompany are steeped in equal aromatics and explosive taste on every bite. The prices are reasonable and balance the quality of food. They folks operating the truck have heavy accents but are very friendly to order to and will even explain the dishes to you. During my visit, I was the only non-spanish speaking patron but I did not feel out of place or alienated. The other patrons struck up a conversation with me that was wonderful. At the end I left feeling I just spent the 30 min at a true by the busy road street vendor offering a whimsy for your tastebuds.

This is a beautiful restaurant. You can sit outside under the trees or inside the old Florida home…read more Service is very friendly and helpful. The chef is friendly and loves cooking for you. We even brought his homemade pepper sauce. They have beer and wine. The shrimp bisque was good. I ordered the soft shell crabs . They were delicious with a chili glaze. The mango salsa rice and salad was so good. My wife ordered the oxtail and it was amazing.

Four of us went here June 20th for dinner. We got apps (Nemo Rolls and fried oysters) to share…read more Both were excellent in flavor but we were all disappointed at the quantity (6 oysters about the size of a quarter) for the $20 & $18 price tags. We each ordered an entree along with a side of mashed potatoes and a side of the crispy brussel sprouts. Again, both were excellent in flavor, but $8 for a "cup" of mashed potatoes to share at the table and $12 for approximately three sprouts thinnly sliced and tossed with fried onions and bacon? Hardly shareable. My seared tuna was very good and a decent size portion but seriously? You can't serve shelled edamame? Fishing the bean pods out of the sauce to clumsily try to squirt the bean out should not be happening with a dish that is $34. We ordered a bottle of wine which we all enjoyed. My last complaint is that the restaurant was extremely warm. We all were on the verge of breaking out in a sweat. For those prices, invest in some sort of better air conditioning. The service was fine. The meal was $300 with tip, and considering everything, we feel it's not worth going back.

Cuz, and I split a really delicious Cuban sandwich here at L I R , they have a small array of hot…read moredishes that we will definitely come back to try. Everything looked fresh and delicious, but we mainly came to this area to give another restaurant a try, and this stop was only for an appetizer, but we will be back.

authentic puerto rican style food and setting , simple and good enough. If you are in the area…read morecheck it out .

Food and service were decent music was loud Probably will…read morereturn wish they had the lunch specials on Saturday Was able to handle our group of 8

Very good food and good prices. We've been looking for more happy hours in the area. We've been…read morehere but it's been a couple years. Service was good. Place was clean. Plenty of parking. We weren't really hungry but my husband like his tacos so much here ordered 3 more! We will be back. We were going to La Placita but there was a screaming kid running around that no one was paying attention to

The owner was so nice , and the food I felt like I was in PR. We ate fried chicken chunks with rice…read morewith gandules and a crab alculppuria!! This is a hidden Gem, you need to try the food it was delicious made with love!

I was craving authentic Puerto Rican food and I'm ecstatic I found this place, because it's a…read morestaple for me now. Every thing I ate here was phenomenal. The proof? It's a day later and I'm still thinking about this food! Wow, what an absolute GEM. The tres palmas mofongo was so moist and flavorful (looooved the garlic cream sauce, which they give in abundance) and a notable portion size which was refreshing to see. The shrimp, chicken and steak were all so flavorful with herbaceous undertones. They worked so well together. WOULD RECOMMEND. It was 10/10. The staff was so kind and accommodating! The fried pork main dish was fried HARD but not dry. Just lots of crunch and flavor. The sauce it came with was perfect for dipping though. The beans were delicious and went perfectly with the fluffy white rice. The cute little outside area was perfect to sit and eat during a beautiful day. It's rare that you find a Puerto Rican restaurant this authentic off the island. I felt transported. Will 100% be back!