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Latin American Grill - Pembroke Pines

Latin American Grill - Pembroke Pines

3.4(256 reviews)
2.8 mi
•$$

This was my first time in 15 years coming back to try Latin American Grill in Pembroke Pines…read more When my family used to live in Pembroke Pines, I remember stopping by to grab colada and sandwiches for quick lunch every weekend with my friends before going out. It was one of more affordable lunches for us back then. Not much has changed in all the years. The food quality is still decent, the prices are still affordable, and the customer service is still friendly. It was a nice experience to stop by for a simple breakfast and colada. It helped me reminisce about my life from years ago, how much has changed for the better now, but still missing how some things were back then. Maybe it wasn't a simple dining experience for me today, maybe motivation for me to check in on some people from way back then to see if they are still doing well. Thanks Latin American Grill for still being at the same location and reminding me to reach out to people I haven't spoken to in years. They offer plenty of free parking in this plaza. I would recommend this place to others and maybe be back next time I am in Pembroke Pines area.

This long standing Pines eatery was quite a pleasant experience recently. I had the seafood jalea,…read morecrispy plantain strips with the garlic crack sauce , yucca mojo and black beans. Everything is so fresh! The jalea is piled high with lightly breaded shrimp, squid, fish bites and lobster tails! More than enough for 3 people to share. The sides appear under seasoned at first taste but the flavors really sink in during leftovers that reheat well. Be forwarded this is family style portions so if you order a lot of it alone it's more than one meal for you. Empanadas are crispy and fresh and generously filled. Chicken soup is under seasoned and the chicken is dry I would pass. Fried fish is a generous portion that also reheats well! Juan is an amazing manager that cares for his staff. Service is just ok, I think Spanish speaking may get you a more warm & genuine experience. The restaurant is clean and large with a winding bar area. Beer and wine and fresh OJ are available among other refreshments. They are doing it well here.

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Las Vegas Cuban Cuisine - No papitas??  Can you even call this a Cuban place?

Las Vegas Cuban Cuisine

3.4(297 reviews)
1.4 mi
•$$

We were going on an Eastern Caribbean cruise and Port Canaveral was the place we need to embark on…read more So we flew to Miami from the bay area and stayed a few days at my husband's cousin's house in Miramar. She was actually going with us to the cruise as well. When we got to her house, had a little chat then off we went to this place per her recommendation. We were starving yes but it did not disappoint. There's 7 of us so we ordered different dishes from the menu. Cuban sandwich. Tamales Con Lechon. Croquettas(Breaded ham paste). Thursday lunch specials- Skirt steak. Roast pork Lechon asado. We shared some from everyone's plate to get a taste of everything. I love their smashed crispy plantain too. Their garlic bread was ok for me not really a fan. Everything were delicious but I wished we ordered and tried their desserts though. We just had their Cuban coffee and that was it. So goodd!! We just got so full and couldn't afford to stuff our face anymore lol! I love plantains and I just got a couple of pieces from my sister in law's plate. The service was kind of a little slow but it was worth it I think. We enjoyed the place while waiting and they have a full bar anyways. I love the interior decor and almost every part of the furniture is curated. The place is a little huge so it's really good for big groups too. I highly recommend them if you are craving for Cuban food. Parking is great as well. There's so much space. Price reasonable. There you have it! I hope you enjoy dining there as well as we did!

Very disappointing lunch experience at Las Vegas Cuban Cuisine today. We debated going to El…read moreBalcon de Las Americas but decided to come here since it had been a while. We instantly regretted our decision after ordering our food. Our server was not friendly and welcoming. The bread didnt come out until after our entrees arrived, and I also had to ask for it to two different people. Tall guy in a server uniform poured water in our cups without any greeting and rushed away. I had to ask for straws and more napkins. I ordered the baby churrasco and our server asked how I would like my steak cooked. I answered medium well but when it arrived it was cooked to medium at best. I had also ordered boiled yuca with my meal, which is one of my favorite sides to get at Las Vegas Cuban cuisine restaurant. The yuca was hard and not cooked all the way. The onions on top were raw and hard textured like shredded cabbage. The server never came by our table to ask if everything was okay. She walked around in circles like she was lost and was first day on her job. I had to ask for a check. Only then she came by and asked if we were okay. I paid cash. The bill was $62 and left $18 tip. I don't think I will be coming back to this location ever again. The experience was upsetting. When customers go to restaurants, their expectation of decent food and decent customer service should be given and not sought after. I don't recommend you go to this specific Las Vegas Cuban cuisine in Pembroke Pines location unless you look Hispanic because they will discriminate and give you different kind of crappy customer service and whatever cooked food.

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Latin American Grill

Latin American Grill

3.2(231 reviews)
8.3 mi
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Best breakfast in Miami lakes. Jessica was great! Great service! Have come here for many, many…read moreyears.

You can't spend two weeks in Miami and leave without eating a Cuban sandwich. It would feel like…read morevisiting Philadelphia without trying a cheesesteak or New Orleans without ordering gumbo. Fortunately, a coworker pointed me toward Latin American Grill in Miami Lakes, just a few minutes from our hotel. It turned out to be exactly the sendoff I was hoping for. We started with the Sopa de Pollo, a bowl that made it immediately clear this kitchen isn't interested in shortcuts. Large chunks of chicken, tender vegetables, and noodles floated in a broth with remarkable depth. It wasn't simply chicken soup, it was the kind of soup that makes you wonder why every other version tastes so timid. A squeeze of fresh lime added just enough brightness to wake up every spoonful without distracting from the richness of the broth. Then came the reason for the visit. The Medianoche. I've always preferred the sweeter cousin of the traditional Cuban sandwich, and Latin American Grill makes a terrific one. Thick slices of ham and juicy mojo pork were layered with Swiss cheese, mustard, and pickles before being pressed between soft, sweet bread until the outside turned beautifully crisp. Every ingredient had a purpose. The pork brought richness, the ham added salt, the mustard and pickles cut through the fat with welcome acidity, and the sweet bread tied everything together. It's one of those sandwiches that reminds you how satisfying simplicity can be when every component is done well. Sometimes the best restaurant recommendations don't come from guidebooks or social media. They come from someone who simply says, "You should eat here." In this case, they were absolutely right. A great Cuban sandwich doesn't need reinvention. It just needs great ingredients, careful execution, and a hot press. Latin American Grill delivers all three.

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La Antioquena

La Antioquena

3.4(122 reviews)
1.8 mi
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We flew from San Francisco to Miramar to stay at our niece's house for a few days before our…read moreEastern Caribbean cruise trip. One of the restaurants we ate at is this place. It is actually a half bakery and half eatery. First time trying out Columbian though. However, when I saw the liver w onions I know I had to order them lol. I know I know .. Im supposed to order their specials or any local and traditional dish from their menu but I have been craving for liver for a while now lol And it was so good and tender! So it did not disappoint! But my cousins ordered the one with rice, fried egg, pork belly and black beans on the side. 3 of them ordered same thing! Lol ! So I didn't really get to taste their authentic dish. So this review is just basically focused on the place itself, I must say. It's not a fancy restaurant but it has a lot of good stuff. They even have like a cargo/mail service? So it is a bakery but they have pretty much varieties on their menu though. Plus they have fresh fruit juices. I ordered the guyabano/soursop juice then my bro in law got their mango juice. They're both good and fresh too. And ityreal fruits not artificial sweetener and flavors Anyways, the place is clean and the service is excellent and no doubt about it. I am giving a 4 star for now though I have not tasted most of their items from the menu. They have lots of pastries too. They have cute mini ice cream too w different flavors. To be honest their pork belly is a little overcooked but the skin was not crispy enough. We weren't able to eat the skin. We got some empanadas too and they were so good! But overall I definitely recommend the place. Will need to come back so I can get to taste some from their menu and update my review

Great lunch spot. This has quickly become our preferred lunch place for our lunch crew. The moment…read moreyou walk in, the first thing you notice is the bakery case filled with all the tradicional Colombian pastries, empanadas and fresh pan de bono, all warm and inviting. The place is spacious, with a steady flow of people coming in and out. Place stays busy with customers ordering and grabbing pastries or sitting down for lunch. Behind the counter, you see the staff pouring coffee and heating up pastries. Staff is really friendly and fast. Food was good. We ordered the mini bandeja paisa and honestly there was nothing mini about it. Steak was a nice size and cooked well. Beans were excellent and flavorful. Definitely a proper bandeja paisa. A solid reliable lunch spot with great energy and fresh food and pastries.

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