El Primo-La Casa De Las Alcapurrias

Killer Puerto Rican Fried Goodies. I have never tried any of the food combos. I have only purchased the grab & go items and they are amazing. Fast courteous service. Delicious homemade fruit juices. Pick up window only. Plenty of parking. I have stopped by several times over last two years.

I concur with the statements that it is a hole in a wall! However, this place is definitely a gem the empanadas beef, chicken, pizza &queso they are all delicious with the green sauce. It's unbelievable to your taste buds. The Pinot with the Tostones, as well as the sweet plantains, they are all delicious. The service is OK quick and efficient and handle business no frills no deals. You definitely get full off of the food. I also have had their fried pork chunks with onion, which are delicious. However, what I will say is there kind of hit or miss you can definitely tell that there's no real recipe to the food, but it is cooked with some days. You can see that is more flavorful than others, but that is never issue with me because I enjoy it so much For dessert, please do yourself a favor and get either the coconut flan or get the Nutella flan, you will thank me later. this place is so great. I have to limit myself to one to two times a week.

The closest frituras to Puerto Rico I have had yet. Always relatively fast service and the food is always fresh & delicious. The pricing is also pretty good though not as cheap as in the islands, but definitely worth it considering how good it all is. Would 100% recommend the chicken & toston pincho as this is pretty unique to this establishment. Would highly recommend to anyone in central Florida with an itch to taste frituras from back home.

A literal hole in wall. Takeout only but the typical Puerto Rican food street food is delicious with pretty fast service

It was nearly 2pm when I dropped in for my first visit here, starving and thirsty. Saw plenty of pics so I stopped in. Since it was past the usual lunch time there were two tables with folks. A couple came in after me and were seated. I looked through my menu and the other couple's sever came to their table first. Hmm.. well then. When the server who attended my table finally came to my table, I went with what I believed would be quick: two alcapurria of crab ($3 each), one of shrimp ($3) and a can of Coke. An alcapurria is a fritter made from green bananas and yautia which gets a bit of meat down the middle and all fried up.The two crab ones came out after a good long wait. While I burned my mouth getting those two 7 inch logs of alcapurria filled up with seasoned crabmeat down, I waited on the shrimp one, was nearly ready to cancel the last one since it took that long. Had the server indicated that there was such a wait for that last one, I would have reconsidered it. If the restaurant was packed, I would comprehend the lag but there were not that many folks eating, ordering or being served.

Pulpo salad with monfongo was delicious. Well worth the trip and drive. I even had an alcapurria de yucca that was so delicious also.

We came to this restaurant by recommendation of a family member. They said we had to try it, because this restaurant has real authentic Puerto Rican food. When we arrived, the yummy smell of the food, met us at our cars. It smelled sooo good, and we were very hungry, I feel we over ordered. It was like we ordered almost everything on the menu. Kind of like a smorgasbord of food, and we shared all of it. The food was so good, I started dancing in my seat. The large portions are full of those strong latin flavors, and everything that we ordered, on a scale from one, to ten, was an eleven. We will definitely be back.

Donde mejor se come fritura y comida a lo estilo de Puerto Rico. Son #1 100% los recomiendo

Great spot. There Alcapurrias are amazing. I have eaten here a couple of times and it's always been good.

This was my first time here and it was delicious but i dont think the carne frita con mofongo was worth $17 in my opinion. My man got the carne frita con mofongo ($16.95). I got sides of arroz blanco ($3.50), chicharron one piece that was cut ($8.07), and mofongo ($5.50 they charged me an extra .50ć idky) & a soda can for $2. All came out to about $36 and with tax $38.72 for two people. The place is so cute, just a little outside joint you order out from a window with the only option of takeout. I feel like the people were kind of getting irritated/attitude with me bec i only spoke english and a little bit of spanish but i can also tell they were trying to accomodate to my english and trying their best to understand me (so make sure to bring someone who speaks spanish lol theyre all spanish speaking). It was definitely pricey and not like the menu back in the day which is understable bec of inflation. I would definitely reccomend if you got $$dinero to spend lmao. Heres an updated menu in pics! I havent tried everything so i cant say its worth the price but it was very flavorful.