"I was craving empanadas and I finally found this cute little gem hidden in downtown St. Augustine. Beautiful location, very friendly staff, and the beef empanadas were absolutely delicious!! So flavorful!! I highly recommend!"

"This lovely small bakery in historic St. Augustine is worth the stop! The empanadas are incredibly flavorful, with a flaky, freshly homemade crust. The owner is kind and authentic, and the atmosphere is festive and inviting!"

"The Cuban was the best of the things we ordered. If it wasn't for that, this place would get zero stars. Empanadas are baked in a dry flavorless dough. The picadollo inside was alright. The corn salad is gross. Not what I was expecting at all. 41.00 for a meal I would have thrown in the trash. Don't waste your money if you're into true Spanish food."

"This is not the same place as decades past. I’m a local and very disappointed with the changes that have been made recently with their food. They’re new owners and don’t have the old recipes, or have they’ve gone cheep. We used to enjoy their food tremendously and would stop every time we were in the historical area of St Augustine. Would take all of our family and friends from out of town there for fresh baked bread, soup, cinnamon rolls, pastries and lunch. Everything has changed. And it’s flavorless. The soup is watery, minus flavor or oregano that it used to have and thin on chicken and rice, the sausage rolls taste like Bisquick was used for the roll (and it doesn’t cover the hotdog), the empanada tasteless. So, so disappointed!!! I won’t be back. It’s not worth the high cost of the food. Locals have lost another good place to eat!"

"woman was nice . but over all not worth the price , cuban sandwich isn’t flavorful and it mainly bread and the “empanadas” are sweet, not right at all either . they look like a turtle shell and they’re dry !? and rice and beans are smooshed together and too spicy / no flavor ."