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The handmade empanadas you know and love — Finally open!
Empanadas🇦🇷💛
Choripanes
Turntables
Lots of love
@524 Park St in downtown Naples
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I grew up eating empanadas, so when I heard that Tiny Kitchen Empanadas @tinykitchennaples had finally opened their brick and mortar location on Park Street, just off Fifth Avenue South, after years of operating from a trolley and the Third Street Farmers Market as CDL Empanadas, I couldn’t wait to visit.
Unfortunately, I missed the pre opening celebrations, but I made sure to stop by yesterday.
The incredibly charismatic Alejo welcomed me, and I got to enjoy some of the best Argentine empanadas I’ve had in town. They’re made with imported ingredients from Italy and Spain, along with locally sourced products like mushrooms from Care to Grow. You can truly taste the love and quality in every bite.
Alejo was born in Mexico to Argentine parents and also has German roots, so he jokingly calls himself a mutt. We quickly realized we have so much in common, including the fact that we both spent many years in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, where his parents still own a restaurant.
He and his wife, Sam, have created such a fun, welcoming place where people come together over empanadas, an ice cold Coca Cola or Jarritos, and great conversation.
I thought I’d be there for about 30 minutes. Instead, I stayed almost two hours. I met two wonderful members of our community, reconnected with familiar faces, and was reminded why I love discovering places like this.
Tiny Kitchen is exactly the kind of locally owned business that continues putting Naples on the map as an incredible culinary destination.
My prediction? They won’t be called Tiny Kitchen forever because I have a feeling this place is going to grow in a very big way.
Alejo, or Alex as many know him, promised that next time we’ll make a choripán together. There just wasn’t enough time during my solo visit, so I’ll definitely be bringing my gang of friends back.
When you go, introduce yourself to Alex and Sam. Put your phone away for a little while, strike up a conversation with someone, and who knows… you might leave with a new friend.
And before you go, don’t forget to pick a vinyl record to play. It makes the experience even more special. 🎶❤️

📞 (239) 571 3364
📍 524 Park
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Meet @tinykitchennaples, a new Argentine empanada and choripán spot serving homemade empanadas just off 5th Avenue in downtown Naples!

If Alejo and Sam look familiar, there’s a reason: you may recognize them from the local farmers markets, where they used to sell their empanadas under the name CDL Empanadas. Now they’ve got a new home near 5th Avenue South, bringing casual Argentine street food, locally sourced ingredients, homemade empanadas, choripanes, and more to the downtown Naples dining scene.

This is the kind of easy, come-as-you-are Naples restaurant you can stop into for a casual lunch, a quick bite before the beach, or an empanada craving any time you’re near downtown.

Let us know if Noms made you do it! 🇦🇷
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Hey Naples, we went to the coolest place and it’s here in Naples just a bit off 5th ave. called Tiny Kitchen. They officially open July 1st. We had a chance to meet our good friend Alejo owner of TK. Stop by and say hi 👋🏽 and are you in for a treat. Thanks for having us today buddy
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