Ninos Bakery & Cafe -Food CA (Near Punta Gorda)

Luis Casal Pho Dada deserves more love than its 4.4 rating. The pho broth is deeply satisfying—clean, fragrant, with a rich beefy core that stays balanced till the last spoonful. The steamed bao buns are ridiculously delicious—soft, pillowy, and a perfect complement to the broth. The sesame-roti chicken quickly became my favorite dish here—crispy, savory, with a sesame glaze that lingers in a great way. The dining room was spotless on my visit, and I didn’t notice any of the smells others have mentioned. All in all, this place has easily become my go-to Pho spot in the area. Also, the lady behind the counter was very friendly and awesome customer service. I’ll be back soon for more.

Mary Brewster First time for my daughter and I. She had the western omelet w/hashbrown and biscuit; I had ham and cheese omelet w/hashbrown and biscuit. She also had the tomato gravy. Both were delicious and plenty of food! The biscuits were NOT prepackaged like other places! You could tell they were made from scratch and to die for. Will definitely be going back. The staff were friendly and prompt with service.

Edward Adams Great food and great customer service! I drove over 30 minutes and it was definitely worth the drive. I ordered the OG burger 10/10. chicken sandwich 10/10. Blueberry lemonade is the best I ever had. It’s home made !

Bonnie Jachna Every restaurant in Starke, Florida has the worst customer service... The employees at this McDonalds are awful, with the exception of a few older white women. They act like you are trying to scam them when you bring an incorrect order to be fixed.

Nelson Goodreau We travel through Chiefland a few times a month. Decided to stop on for lunch and were pleasantly surprised. The pulled pork sandwich didnt disappoint but wharcreally made our experience was the service. Our server, Janine was super attentive and very friendly. She was efficient and kept the refills flowing. We will make Bills a regular stop on our travels through the area.

Matt “GenXBiker” If you can find this hole in the wall wonder, you are blessed. The building is shared with a mechanic shop but well worth finding. Everyday lunch buffet makes it worth being here. The is no overpriced exotic menu item and it honestly feels more like a military chow hall from the 70s. However, the food is worth the trip. All you can eat with a drink for about $18. Thats a bit expensive for some but should you have a big appetite, this is a great stop to fill up. The interior is old and outdated with slightly uncomfortable seating. The bathroom requires a hunting party to find but, they have large TVs and music playing. It feels like a piece of the past filled with fond memories. The setting isnt flashy because they spend their money and effort on feeding you well. Each day has a different buffet menu dish and Saturday morning has a breakfast buffet! I pray they do well and stay in business for a long time because places like this just dont exist anymore. Stop by and enjoy the southern cooking.