Los Tres Golpes

Ambiance is welcoming, love the Dominican decor and loud bachata playing. My gf and I both had sandwiches and both loved them both. I can't wait to come back and try more items on their menu.The guys working there seem super nice and cool. Would definitely recommend coming here if you're craving Dominican food. There's parking in the back of the building. One thing to take note of is the hours listed on Yelp, are wrong. They're definitely open more hours and days.

Come get your OG taste of NY Dominican food in Orlando. This small business opened in the last year and is the injection of Latin Caribbean flavor you need on a Friday night. The music is upbeat and will have you dancing as you figure out your order. The owners are in the kitchen and taking the orders, it's all hands on deck as you watch them swiftly make your order right in front of you. The beers are cold, the flavors are on point. They aren't missing here and you'll know that off the first bite. You'll get your favorites from pernil, chimi sandwiches, tres golpes, tres leches cakes, tostones and more. But you'll also get fun creativity like the Pizza Terra golpes served on a plantain crust. Definitely will be back. Oh and pro tip, ask for the maduros in your sandwich.

This is a Dominican food spot that is locally owned which I think is a great addition to the Orlando food scene. They had a lot of options to choose from and I went with the chopped cheese and Yaroa. The chopped cheese was good but I do wish they put more sauce on it after adding sauce on the side it was a lot better. It was juicy and flavorful. The Yaroa however was the best in my opinion, it came with fried salami, fried cheese, maduros, cheese, and lot of sauce sitting on top of French fries. Every bite was wonderful, it does come with egg on top but we asked for no egg. One of the three main guys was on the register and cooking as well, but he was kind and did not rush.While we were eating inside they dimmed the lights and played Latino jams which I loved.

I came to this restaurant because I saw an ad on Instagram and boy and I happy that I saw that ad. The customer service was amazing when you step in the building immediately with the delicious aroma of food (Dominican food before then you know). I was greeted as soon as I entered. I ordered the chopped cheese as well as the guava cheese empanada. The empanada was so delicious the sweetness of the guava paired with the savory cheese was everything that I needed and it tasted fresh not frozen, which is very important to me.Chopped cheese was also great. No, it does not make a beautiful picture but it taste delicious and that's what's important to me. The meat is seasoned Condiments fit perfectly. The sandwich literally made an hour drive home with me and was still warm. I would 100% come here to try something else on the menu.

Nice restaurant and good service. Great Spanish music playing all the time. Food is good but I was just not impressed by it.

Wow good dominican food and a whole vibe! First time here, came for the 4/20 collab with Burrito boys so of course i had to show support to both businesses. The service is prompt. I went with the chimi and a chicken and cheese from Los Tres Golpes and wow! I have not had some empanadas or a chimi this good in a loooong time. I was wowed by the great quality of the products here. I cannot wait to come back and keep exploring their menu. Totally recommend.

The chopped chesse was alright, maybe it was the chesse or beef something about it was a little off putting but still not bad. I recommend trying it for yourself, for $15 bucks I do believe it should be $8-$10. The empanadas I enjoyed the Tres & the chopped cheese ones more than the chicken and cheese but all are good. Maybe its the cheess overall, im not sure.They come with a good dipping sauce. The service was good, and the energy of the place was great. I would come back to try something else. Music was a bit too loud but it reminded me of being in nyc again. As a visitor to Orlando I recommend you try them for yourself.

If you aren't stopping at LTG when you're downtown, WHAT ARE YOU DOING?I don't even live here anymore and will stop EVERY single time, multiple times. Food....10/10. Service...10/10. Atmosphere....10/10. You're always greeted as soon as you walk through the doors and the team will always be around to make sure you enjoyed your food. Hookah is available on the patio on the weekends. And they are open for late night snacks. Everything is freshly made and super flavorful. I've had quite a few items from their menu and nothing has been less of 10/10. Gentlemen, THANK you for always providing great service and great food.

I finally got around to trying out this local spot, and it didn't disappoint. Everything we ordered tasted super fresh and didn't keep us waiting long. The Yaroa was the perfect Dominican street food! We tried the OG chopped cheese and it was a little dry. Luckily, they had their specialty sauce available so problem solved! One of the owners was the one who took our order, and he was awesome--really helpful and friendly. There was plenty of room inside for a few families to eat and they even had outdoor seating. Overall, it was a great spot that hit the spot!

This is a cute and quaint place. The food is outstanding-very authentic Dominican food. Service is very good as well. You must give this place a try-you will not regret it.