
Somos tu rincón puertorriqueño en Kissimmee, FL. Es nuestro deseo que cada persona que nos visitan disfrute en familia del mejor lechón al carbón y la comida hispana en un ambiente seguro para todos. Le invitamos a disfrutar de nuestros eventos variados todos los fines de semana creados para todas las edades. We are your Puerto Rican corner in Kissimmee, FL. It is our wish that each person who visits us enjoys the best charcoal pork and Hispanic food as a family in a safe environment for all. We invite you to enjoy our varied events every weekend created for all ages.
Unassuming counter-serve Puerto Rican joint with island-inspired decor & homestyle dishes.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1985 S John Young Pkwy, Kissimmee, FL 34741
Phone: (407) 935-0035
Website: https://lechonera-el-jibarito.shop/
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Reviews
This place does not represent good Puerto Rican food at all. I absolutely would not recommend Lechonera El Jibarito to anyone. You’re better off saving your money and your appetite.
I’d gladly drive to Orlando and eat at El Sazón de Mi Viejo Lechonera, which is ten times better in taste, portions, and overall quality. Night and day difference.
Well let me tell you.
Probably employes or family members are the one leaving those reviews.
They where HORRIBLE
NOW when I say horrible
To the point that the smell was horrid.
They where fried in the cheapest oil available, had absolutely no taste other than burnt cheap oil.
Before I paid I noticed a cooler with pasteles and was willing to give them a go,
Until I couldn’t get the nasty taste of my my mouth.
Consider yourself warned.
Just horrible.
Iam out 30$
The disrespect for such an amazing dish it’s outrageous.
If this wasn’t enough for you….
Go and waste your hard earned money just like I did
Horrid
Service: …
Drove back home and was do disappointed, it was a Sunday afternoon. The morcilla tasted like Castro oil smelled bad, my fiance normally eats anything well he was so mad.
The batata was dark also reheated and
the chicken was not fresh. Looked like it was reheated.
Omg the beans was watered down hardly no beans and the juice looked like soup ( watered down.) driving an hour there and back only to throw the food away. The chicken was given to the strays.
Never again.
I happen to stop up the street to the other location la Lechonera el yunque
Batata looked so fresh. I bought some. It was fabulous.