Coqui Snacks

Puertorrican snacks!Ordered the "empanadilla de pizza""Empanadilla de pionono" Crispy flour turnover pastry filled with seasoned ground beef and sweet plantains "Bacalaito " Cod fritter Everything made to order and freeeeeeshhhh!!Recommended

I came here after being away from the state of Florida for some Puerto Rican snacks. I was surprised to find they no longer serve pinchos at all. They serve Bacalaitos on the weekends now.We ordered Bacalaitos, alcapurrias, empanadilla de carne y queso, queso frito, sorullos, malta and a grape soda. They make the food fresh so it can take 15 to 20 minutes to get your food.The Bacalaito and fried cheese were very salty. The alcapurrias and empanadillas were the mosty tasty without being overly salted. The sorullos were also good. Prices are very high in comparison to a few years ago.The staff was friendly. They have a few outdoor chairs to eat quickly at. In my opinion, the food is overpriced and some items were good while others could be improved. The bacalaito was large and crispy and was a reasonable price, however it was overly salty.

Nice welcome and service by the team of ladies, Very quaint Casita in natural surroundings with good parking. The Yuca Alcapurria was huge and delicious. We also enjoyed a very tasty and hearty Shrimp Empanadilla, with two delicious "Limbers" of Coco and Parcha. What a refreshing experience to snack there and have a "trip" to the Island.

Every time we come to Florida, we visit here and the food is delicious every single time!

Came here the 2nd time and tried the Pizza Empandilla along with my go to Limbers of Peanut Butter and Passion Fruit. Also had 2 orders of Crab Yuca Alcapurrias. This was on a Saturday and it was not crowded nor busy at all. The place was empty actually and this was around before noon? As far as the food goes -Pizza Empanadilla - This was so delicious. One of the best empanada because the pastry was melt in your mouth tender and light pastry not thick and heavy as to what I am used to. It was delicious. The filling was not that much though. I would probably need to eat about 3-4 of these to get full. Limbers were the same. I should try different flavors next time.The Crab Alcapurrias were delicious as always. I would definitely come back and order more pizza empanadillas next visit!I notice alot of people call in orders and just drive by and pick up. The wait for the food order to be cooked and all is quite some time. So just be aware of that.

I came here once a few years ago and loved it. I came back today and couldn't believe I loved the food even more. You want legit Puerto Rican treats you've come to the right place. The alcapurrias and bacalaitos are the best I've had outside of Puerto Rico and sitting outside eating and listening to songs from my childhood on the radio made me feel like I'm back en La Parguera. I will return and you should too.

This is a hidden gem! From the food to the place itself, it takes you back to your hometown in Puerto Rico. Authentic Puerto Rican snacks and the service is like being in the island. Ambiance is nostalgic as you feel you are in your mai and paí house. It's a real hidden gem. This place took me back to my childhood and I loved sharing that with my kids.

I have visited Coqui snacks about 3x before, and have always loved it-- I'm not sure what happened today, but I was disappointed. I've always found this spot a little pricey, but thought it was worth it bc the food was always good-- but today not so much. Flavor itself was tasty but everything seemed dry and stale, which was surprising bc I think they fry everything fresh. The amount of filling inside the empanadas, etc. have dramatically decreased too in my opinion. I'm hoping this was just a one time thing, and I can rate them higher next time.

Honestly, I used to come here for a Puerto Rican picadera but I don't think I'll be back.I'm very dissatisfied with the quality of the food. My most recent order was 4 alcapurrias: 2 de mesa y 2 de yuca, a pincho, limber de coco and a Malta. My 2 alcapurrias de masa were okay but the yuca ones were very bad. They are shaped like almost a giant empanadilla and the middle is very burnt and very greasy. Now, I get Im eating greasy food but these were just too greasy. The pincho was not very tasty either. They serve it with 2 giant soggy tostones. The coco limber was mediocre as well.As a true Puerto Rican, they can do better than this.

Great service and authentic Puertorican street food!Alcapurrias are top notch, as well as the empanadas