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Most Popular Spanish food in Poinciana, Florida, United States
Reviews on Spanish food in Poinciana, Florida, United States. Poinciana is a settlement and census-designated place (CDP) in Osceola and Polk counties in the U.S. state of Florida. It lies southwest of Kissimmee and approximately 14 miles (23 km) east of Haines City. As of the 2010 United States Census, the CDP had a population of 53,193.
9. Columbia Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2000 reviews
Family-owned and operated for more than 114 years, Columbia has earned acclaim for its old-world charm and award-winning Spanish/Cuban cuisine. Open 365-days a year, including all holidays. Casual attire is fine, but we don't allow sleeveless shirts on me
Reviewed By O7537TBcharlesv
This salad gives me a reason to wake up in the morning. This is clearly the best dressing in the world. A bit pricey, but sacrificing money for this salad is a necessity. The "1905" Salad is a customer favorite. Glad you're one of the many.
8. Arepas El Cacao 2
The History of Arepas El Cacao Our story begins in 2010, in a fast food truck located in the parking lot of a shopping center in the city of Orlando, Florida. When my family, motivated by a dream, managed to start the first of three chain stores in Venez
Reviewed By USMA1983
These guys advertised in restaurant.com. When I got there, they would not accept the certificates. What is that about? I got a sandwich anyway. I did not care for the corn tortilla pouch-bread. Service was not acceptable. These guys need to go back to their food truck!
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7. Rosie's Supermarket
Reviewed By USMA1983
Produce prices are better than Publix. Rosie's has a limited selection of meats and no turkey... when that is what I really needed. No watermelons either in June? The hot food looks like it had been out there for days. The chicken and rice dishes looked really bad. I would not eat it. Go to UNIDO's people.
6. El Primo
Reviewed By Luvsviolet
Braving I-4 on a Friday afternoon to get alcapurrias and mofongo was totally worth the trip. The fritters were big, filled with delicious meat and the pork chunks were amazing. Parking is free and available, they have a small porch with tables outdoors. We plan on visiting once a month.
5. El Tenampa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 549 reviews
Reviewed By johnsonmagic1
My family and my brother's family were on vacation and were looking for an authentic Mexican restaurant. The appetizers were great (queso dip, guac dip, and some sea food dip). The serving sizes were huge and delicious. Atmosphere was exactly what you would expect. I loved it and would highly recommend
4. La Fiesta Mexicana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 222 reviews
Reviewed By Cyreese
Many Mexican restaurants advertise that they feature "authentic mexican cuisine"; La Fiesta Mexicana is one of those restaurants, BUT, it REALLY does deliver the goods - and not only that, it exceeds expectations in the important categories: taste of the food, food portions, service, ambiance, parking convenience, and bathroom cleanliness. On top of the superlative grades, I add that the prices for entrees, appetizers and desserts are very reasonable; indeed, you will walk out very satisfied with your dining experience even if you had paid much more. The menu features most of what you expect to find: tacos, enchiladas, burritos, carnitas, skirt steaks,fajitas, refried beans, guacamole and salads, Seafood offerings feature tilapia dinners and several shrimp dishes. The shrimp cocktail is humongous: huge cup includes a dozen shrimps! The pork carnitas are the best I've had anywhere. When ordering dessert, you might consider sharing; for example, a sopapilla covers an entire dinner plate and is smothered in cream; the smallest dessert is an excellent home-made vanilla flan. Handicapped patrons on wheelchairs should have no difficulty navigating the wide aisles. The dining room is fairly large - I guess it accomodates about 120 diners. The walls are decorated with colorful paintings of scenes you might see in a Mexican town or countryside. I counted seven big-screen TV monitors. As you enter, there is an inviting bar. Good margaritas, bottled and on-tap beers. Mariachis play on certain days. This place is owner operated and his pride in his resturant shows. La Fiesta Mexicana beats any chain Mexican restaurant out there.
3. Maracas Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By 129karenc129
First time visit. Food was delicious. Server was friendly. Language barrier if you don't speak Spanish. We had the heavenly garlic shrimp mofongo, roast pork, seafood mofongo and pork platter. Only issue is that two of our meals came out quickly and the other two arrived significantly later, need to better coordinate so everyone at the table is served simultaneously.
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2. Unidos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By USMA1983
Trying to get in here on Sunday is not a genius move...The lot is small. Hombres park crazy and the service is slooowww.I like it better during the week. The food is best on Sunday though???
1. Borinquen Restaurant & Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
3 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By F5365SCvanessas
My husband took me here for Mother's day and we have came here before. We really enjoy the family atmosphere, and friendly service. They have a huge menu and the food is awesome. I really enjoyed this cozy Resturant. Will definitely be coming back .
