Read some reviews and decided to try it. Very cute small cafe and I had the breakfast typical and…read moreit was great. The tortillas are made in house and from my seat I could see the lady making them. I will return as the cooked food in the display area looked very good.

I love this place!!!…read more Let me begin by talking about how unique the horchata is never have I had one that taste like this (guy fiery would be stoked) order that, also I have had the asada plate, and the tacos ranchero plate I think it's like rolled chicken tacos the salata is shredded and way better than these other diced places the papusas are amazing I mean u have had anything I didn't like so far Right prices made to order fresh cutty spot

Eminently respectable Colombian food…read more I ate well. * * * The rest of my party ordered various forms of steak or grilled meat plates. Steaks are the small thin marinated ones common to South American cooking. Most plates featured very good versions of chicarrones. My family was all pleased. * * * I went with a choripan which is a Colombian hot dog. Or more precisely a Colombian sausage in a hot dog bun with potato sticks on top plus melted cheese plus two different kinds of sauce. That was one fine fine fine fine hot dog. * * * Although it does not say so on the menu. Any hot dog like dish here will come with enough French fries to feed a second grade classroom. You will NOT go hungry. Me not knowing about the French fries ordered maduros and a salad. The waitress brought me their Caesar salad which is a family plate big enough to feed TWO second grade classrooms. (The amount of salad is about the same as the amount of French fries, but second graders eat more French fries than they do salad.) I had about six weeks of food there. For a minute, I thought I was in Havana Harry's. The side dishes were all pleasant enough but basic for what they were. With one exception. Caesar salads in Colombia have flat squares of a salty slightly bitter cheese and an alternative version of a Thousand Island dressing. The alt dressing and the alt cheese go together just fine. This is one good salad well worth having again. * * * The Choripan is a total destination dish. The side accompaniments are completely pleasant for what they are. I would eat here again happily. Note that just one dish will hold you even if they call it an antojo. White boxes exist for those who succumb to temptation.

Deceiving prices on their website. Prices are actually twice as much, the only reason we went…read morethere was because we thought the prices were decent. When we got there everything was double the price as the menu online. We still ate there and were totally disappointed. Super small potions and expensive just like every Colombian restaurant that think they are selling caviar and lobster when in fact it's crap cheap food, beans, rice and fried pork.

This Sergio's has been in this location for as long as I can remember. They recently remodeled it,…read moreso it looks more modern now, which I like. I'm glad the food is still pretty much the same. I ordered the palomilla with fufu, and I really enjoyed it, especially for the price. My only downside was the service didn't feel very friendly or welcoming. It kind of felt like we were inconveniencing our server.

Huge portions, fantastic Cuban coffee, and a great vibe all around!…read more I can honestly say nothing bad to report here. From the moment the steaming hot Cuban bread with butter hit the table, I knew we were off to a great start. It was absolutely delicious. Marvelous. The cortaditos were exceptional, easily the best I had on this Miami trip (and I made a point of trying them everywhere I went). The food portions were massive, and everything we ordered was delicious and satisfying. The service was prompt and friendly, and the outdoor seating had a fun, relaxed atmosphere that really made the experience even better. Despite living in Miami for many years, this was somehow my first visit, and now it's a new favorite. If you're on the hunt for solid Cuban food and exceptional coffee, this is definitely a place to check out.

Insanely good Venezuelan cooking…read more The "corniest" cachapas I have ever had in my life. (The English language is not helpful here. Why does one use the word "corny" both for "tastes like corn" and "like a Dad joke"?" ) Here corny means tastes like corn. Corn tastes really really good. I nominally had a pernil cachapa - but most of what filled my cachapa was cheese. Really really good cheese. Add an interesting crema on top and I was one happy boy. * * * An earlier meal involved fried fish and the house black beans. The fried fish was insanely good. It was a whole fish with wedges cut into it to keep the fish flat. I inhaled the whole thing. Okay, maybe not the bones, the tail and the head ... But basically I inhaled the whole thing. Black beans are flavored with some kind of citrus - probably lime. These are also addictive. * * * I did not have dessert - because I waddled out of the restaurant stuffed to the gills each of the times I went. Stuffed to the gills is good. Insanely good is also good. Overall, I would consider this to be a destination location.

Food was flavorful, server was happy to explain any food to us, and the decor was lovely.read more

The food and service at Cafe Croissant are exceptional and consistently outstanding. The owners are…read morealways warm, engaging, and genuinely attentive to every guest, creating a welcoming atmosphere that keeps you coming back. It's clear they take great pride in both the quality of their food and the experience they provide. Highly recommended!

While visiting Miami FL for the first time on the way to our cruise, We stayed in an Airbnb. and…read morefound this little French family restaurant nearby that was tended by the owners themselves two twin brothers and their families. Food was simple, but very good; lattes were great too. We ordered omelettes with salad as an option and was served with a toasted baguette that appeared to be warmed up in a Panini press with butter, which was awesome and fresh. They also had pastries like an apple tart, chocolate croissant and other tarts. The ambiance was good. It's just that the restaurant is very small and so seating are; you have to get there early. Service was good. The only thing that surprised me at the end is that there is a 20% service charge which comes before your tip and since I'm from Vegas I'm not used to that in Vegas the 20% applies when it's a party of six or more not for two guests but that's the rule in Florida so you know as I found out later.

I absolutely love Pavlova and usually come by here when I am visiting my sister. It is perfect for…read moreone person and I literally crave this. The texture is perfect and they are always fresh! There is plenty of room to sit and enjoy your dessert and the staff is amazing!

Excelente atención y comida / café ... demasiado calor adentro , falta el aire ...noto ese tema…read moredesde hace un tiempo Largo ahora se nota más con el calor

Cute cafe on Brickell key ! Nice place to have a cappuccino and then walk the island. Do t love the…read morefood here , though.

Latin cafe was a great find for brunch. Very cute decor and played relaxing music. The food was so…read moregood we forgot to take photos. What takes it to a 5 star was the great customer service. We left with our bellies full and happy. Will definitely come back when we return to Miami. The people that live on the island are so lucky to wake up to this gem!

The food is great and the ambiance is amazing. So you will love it. Please go and check this spot…read moreout you want be disappointed. I promise.

All of it went well. Starting with the Service, which was very nice. The place had music and…read moreambience without it being loud. But the food was unexpectedly really well done. We had the burger. The hummus tomato, Basel soup. I can't tell you, which one was the best because they all tasted delicious