Arcadia Seafood & Grill - (Near Arcadia, FL)

Nikeisha Quick home cooking. I love soul food, but its not my favorite cuisine. However, I really enjoyed this place with my family. We met up in the middle of the state. Some people drove up to an hour and a half to have dinner together. This is a great meeting spot for those who live in West Florida and for those who live in East Florida. In addition to my meal, I ordered food to take home. A bonus: staff was helpful.

Alonzo Mcclinton Prohibition Kitchen turned out to be a great surprise. The PK burger was really good, cooked just right with solid flavor, and the wings were very good with a nice balance of seasoning and crispiness. The giant pretzel was also a standout, warm, soft, and perfect for sharing. I’m not really a bar person, but we went as a group and the overall experience was enjoyable for everyone. We even had a 4-year-old and a 12-year-old with us, and it worked just fine. The atmosphere is lively without being overwhelming, making it a comfortable spot for adults and kids alike. Definitely a good spot for groups with dependable food and a fun, relaxed vibe.

Patrícia Hernandez Walking into Aki E felt less like walking into a restaurant and more like walking into a cousin’s house on a Sunday. The decor with the Dominican colors, drum, and hat lamps instantly made me feel at home, and the staff treated me like family from the moment I sat down – warm, patient, and genuinely friendly, not forced. I ordered a classic Dominican plate: seasoned beef sautéed with peppers and onions, white rice, stewed beans, salad, and a side of tostones with a cold drink. Everything tasted exactly like something my grandmother would serve – well-seasoned, not greasy, and full of real, homemade flavor. The beef was tender and perfectly browned, the peppers and onions still had a little bite, the rice was fluffy, and the beans were that comforting, slow-cooked kind you can tell didn’t come from a can. Even the simple salad was fresh and bright and balanced the plate. Portions were generous, prices were fair, and I never felt rushed. The whole experience – from the food to the music to how the staff checked on me – felt like sitting at the table with family, not just being another customer. If you’re craving real Dominican home cooking and a place where you’re treated like you belong, Akie in Hollywood is it. I’ll definitely be back.

Juli Aitch I loved this place! Unfortunately, I was with someone who was a bummer. I will be back alone or with my GrandDaugger. Loved the food and the band was good. Unfortunately, my companion caused me to leave.

becca This is a new discovery for me. Only been here a few times but each visit is amazing! The menu is unique. Danny (my server) was excellent and answered all my questions with ease. Def recommend!!

Gina Alvarez Menu says you get 3 tacos with rice and beans for $16.50. I ordered Birra. It comes with no rice and beans. I ask the waitress. She says that one doesnt come with it. I said the menu says it does. She says, yea not that one. Ok. The bill comes and Im charged $17 (instead if $16.50) for 3 flavorless tacos. Husbands meal was huge, but also pretty flavorless. The guacamole was good. No thanks. Wont be back. Much better options around.