Really solid fast-casual spot. The food is consistently fresh and flavorful, and the prices are…read morevery reasonable for the portion sizes you get. It's a great place to grab a quick meal without feeling like you're sacrificing quality. Service is quick and efficient, and the staff is friendly and helpful. The whole place has a relaxed, no-frills atmosphere that makes it easy to stop in for lunch or a casual dinner. If you're looking for good food that's affordable and served quickly, this place definitely hits the mark. I'll definitely be coming back.

Nice place. The best Cuban Sandwiches and Media Noche Sandwiches I've ever had in Miami. The…read moreservice is great and the food is always fresh. I've had better Cuban Cuisine at other places, but it's not bad here. It depends on what you order. Give it a try and if you're in the mood for a sandwich, you won't be disappointed. I found the location on 57th Ave and SW 8th Street better than the other location(s). Eat in or Take Out. Bon Apetite.

The food is delicious--big portions, high quality, and so tasty. The only thing I'd improve is the…read moreseating; it could be a bit more comfortable. But for a grab-and-go spot or a quick, high-quality meal, it's absolutely worth it.

La Placita Taco Grill in South Miami is a really underrated spot for some delicious, honest,…read moreauthentic Mexican food. They specialize in traditional Mexican dishes and their tacos are top tier. Their birria tacos are my favorite. Super fresh and dripping with flavor. The service is great, they treat you like family. Portions are pretty generous too. Only downside is the space is extremely small. If you eat there, you will smell like fried food for the rest of the day. It's a very casual spot that is sure to satisfy the taste buds.

Service is always in point, my favorite server is Maria; she's just so sweet and attentive…read more This is my go to spot for breakfast. Always a hit never a miss. Can get a little loud as many locals visit and it's very busy. Not a complaint at all, just an opinion.

We've been going here for over 35 years! Like every restaurant you have good experiences and you…read morehave not so good experiences. The waitress, the food, the ambiance, the temperature of the food, the crowd, all can contribute to your experience on any given day. Overall, if you're Cuban, you know the food is consistently good and reasonably priced. If you're not Cuban, you will always have complainers saying it's not like they're country. Daily specials, great soups/stews, meat, chicken, fish, all available. Sandwiches are LEGIT! You will always see local cops in there, families, groups. Lechón asado (shredded roasted pork) with onions, yuca, black rice with black beans (congri), is my favorite plate. Got to have a shot of Cuban coffee to close out the meal. Almost forgot dessert, flan, rice pudding, tres leches, variety of shakes. Great family restaurant!

Absolutely I would not recommend this place…read more.. This is a shame because this place was years ago. Not sure what happened but...it is no more! Food is overpriced and simply bad. Service is ok. The ladies there don't have much to work with. Ambiance is that of a typical Cuban "ccafeteria"

It's a Tuesday night. We wanted Cuban food. Ordered yuca frita which was croquetas de yuca but…read morethat's ok!!! Then we ordered bistec empanizado con morros y plátanitos fritos we GOT bistec empanizado with white rice The waitress corrected it to moros. We cut into our steak. It was chicken empanizado. WTF. We left and did not eat it because to send back food a second time was toooooo much. Sorry but never again

The service was fast even during prime dinner time. The servers were super patient with our large…read moreparty when trying to decide what they wanted to eat. The choices are very plentiful. We were offered sample tastes to help us decide. The food was very flavorful and servings were extremely generous! We sat outside on the spacious patio. It was a great atmosphere to hold a convo. Highly recommend this restaurant!

I rolled into to town to visit my family and my friend told me if I wanted to eat Cuban food we…read morewill eat at Soriano Brothers. Great recommendation. This is like El Palacio de Jugós, but better because you can eat with AC. There are also some outdoor tables, if you prefer. I have visited twice this week. On my first visit, I ate the small completa with pork, white rice, red beans and yucca. Everything was packaged well and there was a bigger completa if you are more hungry. My friend had the pizza, but there was a 30 minute wait and well worth it. There is nothing like a Cuban pizza. On my second visit, I tried the frita which comes with lettuce, tomato and ketchup. What?! I changed that to just cheese and onions with papita Julianna. Well, they come with potato sticks, but it worked. The frita was very flavorful. Not the kind I'm used to, but I didn't find anything wrong with it. It was great! I had to get a guarapo (sugar cane drink) and that was delicious! The place has a special for the day and lots of sandwiches, shakes and foods to try. I asked if they have a cantina option and was told to look for it in their website. Overall, this place is a gem. I loved everything about it including the music in the parking lot. I plan to return as much as I can.

Good food, good service, and a great atmosphere,…read more I like going to that restaurant every time I go to Miami.

Longtime since we've been to this location. Arrived at approximately 3:30pm very few customers…read more Plenty of servers, floor littered with garbage, the very least they could do is go around sweeping up loose garbage. If it looks bad, it is bad! The waitress was very polite and courteous, but it didn't make up for the "rock hard" tostones! I had the yellow rice with pork chunks and fried plantains that did not look fresh at all. Sent the tostones back for softer ones, but received hot and still hard ones. My wife did have a good split pea soup that was satisfactory. Ambiance was typical Miami Cuban vibe. Hate to say this, but too many other better places to go in Miami. Loyal customers will continue to come here, but we won't.

This restaurant is outstanding in ambiance, food, and service. I am beyond impressed…read more On a recent trip to Miami, our party of three stumbled upon this marvelous spot. We all had a most memorable experience. The food is delicious. The presentation is spectacular. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable and attentive. All were very welcoming. Each dining area is decorated differently with their own unique captivating style. I highly recommend Bunbury and definitely will return in the very near future.

We came here for happy hour yesterday, joining a group of friends who have a standing Tuesday HH…read moredate. First, bonus for easy street parking close by! Also, the interior is super quirky; lots to look at! We had to go somewhere after HH, so we weren't drinking, but the HH drinks menu (from 4 - 7PM) looked solid! I had a spinach empanada that was OK. Larry had the sliders and also thought they were OK; it's hard to mess that up. Unfortunately, the menu is wildly expensive. The sliders were $30 and came with nothing, no salad, no fries, and the server didn't even bring a napkin. Also, it was FREEZING inside. I am always cold so I thought it was just me, but even Larry was totally uncomfortable. Would I go back? Yes! I would bring a sweater and eat beforehand

I've only ordered pick up from here but it is great! I ordered the Sopa de Res to cure my Sunday…read moremorning hangover and I can testify that it truly brought me bad from the dead! The ambiance is if your Cuban Abuela and Pablo Picasso had a child! Service is amazing and there is an IceCream shop next door (same owners)

Picked up my uber eats order sadly for dinner @ Havana Spice , uber eats had it rated 4.7 ( not…read morein my book ) more like 3.0 i ended up eating the most tasteless Latin food i've ever had - worst under cooked grilled pork chops i've ever had on top of it all the beans had no flavor smh they make you feel Like you got a bargain by giving you a 2lb bed of white rice smh . FUFU is caca Don't try it ! They charge $27 for a nasty pork chop dish no thx . 1st you can tell the cheap cut of meat is from a nearby slaughterhouse/ vivero the cook soaked the cheap meat in vinegar to attempt to rid it of the gamey odor but did a piss poor job then didnt use sason or adobo big mistake especially when youre grilling pork bro ! 2nd the chicken cutlet was generic again soaked in vinegar pathetic attempt @ seasoning the chicken ... how do you mess up chicken ? havana spice did , the easiest meat to cook but havana spice managed to f it up w burned maduros !! not worth the price or time believe me i do not take any satisfaction in writing this review but damn !! *UPDATE : since I originally wrote my initial review I had to go to urgent care due to food poisoning No wonder the cook put a pound of onions on top of Pork-chops to mask the condition / taste ! STAY AWAY FROM THIS JOKE OF A HOLE IN THE WALL DUMP THEU OVER CHARGE FOR BASUA/GARBAGE CHEAP QUALITY FOOD I should know I was raised in Caribbean. *only good thing in the whole order was the toasted bread - The restaurants decor was unique to say the least As if a 5 yr old went to town w a can of paint & a made it into toy store junk yard . The best thing i had was a butter pecan shake next door at havana sugar selena was a sweet host & server .

Awesome tacos! Great staff and service. We cant wait to return for happy hour!!!…read more Cute decor and expansive menu. Definitely something for everyone's taste

This was my last sit down restaurant stop before returning home. Two of my closest friends…read morerecommended I come here, and so I was excited for my friends and I to try it. We were happily greeted when we arrived and told we could sit wherever we liked. There are plenty of tables outside and inside, and I hear it gets busy. Thank goodness it was a Monday early afternoon. We grabbed a nice table outside among a bunch of Cuban neon signs and pictures. At the time we came, we could choose between breakfast and lunch. I decided to get the Cuban breakfast with a guava smoothie. The platter was a 5 out of 5 for me. I loved the pork belly, the eggs, the potatoes, and the salad! And the smoothie was refreshing, though I wish there was an option to mix the flavors. Do you know how good a mango guava smoothie would have been?! My girlfriend got the same thing that I did, but they completely forgot it. She didn't receive hers until 15 minutes later... And though it seems like a simple request, they would not honor her request to swap out the potatoes for toast. They offered a free dessert which was nice due to the error, but we agreed we've had way better tres leches cake, haha. That incident aside, the restaurant was very nice. I hear they have live salsa on some nights and I know It gets busy. I would love to check that out sometime!

The breakfast food was good and big porción. They don't bring all the food at the same time first…read morethe server brought the cafe con leche by the time they brought the toast the cafe was cold. The other foods we order was hat and was served pretty fast.The ambiance was ok for a morning breakfast . The price was reasonable for the amount of food.The place was haft full Recommended to everyone

Sometimes when you need to run errands in the workday, things such like lunch need to give so you…read moredon't waste PTO time to grab a bite. Such was the other day when dropping & picking up my car from the auto shop a short walk over from Rinconcito. It's located in a strip mall - along with a few other restaurants - on NW 36th Street next to Palmetto Ford. Needless to say, after starving all day at work and rushing to pick it up before closing time, I was famished and stopped here in my repaired car. The dining room space inside is pretty large, plus they have a few outside tables. My waitress was casually pleasant: not the same level of attention you'd expect at a white glove spot but I wasn't ignored either. I ordered the somewhat healthyish Pollo a la Plancha. Served with cut up onions, a dash of sazon completa and two lemon wedges, this was huge! It took up the entire real estate of a plate, such that the sides were on a separate one. The chicken had good taste & texture, and again, the plate was large and filling. The moros (cuban rice) was with red beans, instead of the black beans I prefer & of course I loved my platanitos (fried plantains). Oh, and cafecito was had. I definitely needed the energy!