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.

Croquetas are huge and tasty. Pan con croqueta wasn't great. Didn't have butter just plan bread…read morewith croquetas. Beef empanada was very good. Mango smoothie good, very milky.

We stopped in for lunch today and it was so good - I'm honestly thinking about going back tomorrow!…read more We ordered the vaca frita, several different pupusas, a tamale, and the sopa de res. Everything was delicious, but the sopa de res deserves a special mention ( the perfect hangover cure!! ) The young woman serving us was incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. As a nice surprise, they also brought out complimentary chips topped with beans and crema, which were absolutely delicious. The restaurant itself is very unassuming and comfortable--nothing fancy, just a relaxed spot focused on serving great food. There's also free parking in the shopping center lot, which is always a bonus. The prices were very reasonable, especially considering the quality and portion sizes. Great food, great service, and great value. Highly recommend!

This place is fire!! Everything here is amazing and the service is great. I'm going every time I'm…read morein Doral.

This is some of the best Colombian food South Florida has to offer at a price that absolutely…read morepositively can't be beat. Some Colombian restaurants rent in places where the lease is absorbed by the paying customer in the charge of food- this is simply not the case here This restaurant is a staple of the area and don't be surprised to walk in and hear patrons greet the staff as if they were regulars because they most certainly are familiar faces I ordered a bone broth to start with grilled steak and rice entrée and finished with a cup of coffee that was brewed to perfection This is the kind of place you go for quality food in a cozy environment Parking is somewhat limited out front, which adds to the exclusivity of it unless you're in a walking distance While I was there, I also noticed a multitude of Mobile dining orders, which lets you know plenty of people want with this place has to offer and after having eaten here today, I can completely see why: great food great staff amazing price points

I called in an order for 40 empanadas Colombianas from this location on 6.27 for a family…read moregathering. The girl that answered was super friendly and told me they could have them ready for the time I ordered, which was great!! I got to the location for my pick up and the whole parking situation was a mess. I had to park a bit far, which was more of an inconvenience than an actual problem. Once in there, I went to the counter where there were 3 ladies working. I'm literally in front of them and about 4 minutes went by before any of them even acknowledged my presence. I'm the one that finally spoke up and said "buenas tardes" and they acted as if I had just miraculously appeared in front of them. I find this absolutely shocking, as most Colombian restaurants are so welcoming and polite. I ask for my order and they tell me to wait a moment. About another 5 minutes go by and they bring out my order horribly covered with some aluminum foil. In the car I grabbed an empanada to have a taste and it is all burned inside and out. When I got to my gathering I removed the aluminum foil and about 10 empanadas were in the same badly burned condition. These empanadas cost a little over $2 a piece! I paid $90+!! I understand Saturday was the Colombia game and they must have been swamped, but if you can't provide quality product, don't overwhelm yourself by taking on more than your kitchen can handle. The oil must not have been the right temperature cause the empanadas were extremely greasy. Luckily we were able to place them on some paper towels to soak up the grease and most of them were consumed. Everyone said that the taste was decent, but they were definitely over fried. I have no idea what their food and service is if you dine in, however I highly recommend not ordering out. There's much better Colombian places.

Stopped by here after a concert in Miami the night before and we're super hungry! We saw this was…read morenear our hotel so our group stopped and were pleasantly surprised by the selection with a breakfast area, a cafe/ pastry area, and a hot food bar (and a juice bar!). We all got multiple items and were satisfied with the food. However the service was a bit off since it was hard to communicate in English which led to some mistakes in the drink orders and the drinks also took a while to be finished. But there was plenty of seating outside and it looked overall clean!

Classic Miami flavor and still the best place for pork and lechón…read more Back when I lived in Miami, there were only two El Palacio de los Jugos locations. Now they've expanded and while this was my first time at the Flagami spot, it didn't matter one bit. The same delicious food, the same friendly, fast service, and that unmistakable Miami vibe were all still there. I came for what I've always loved: the fried pork chunks (nobody does them better) and the lechón, both full of local flavor and perfectly prepared. Though they offer pastries too, I opted to swing by a bakery separately but it's great to have that variety available in one place. I was in and out very quickly, which is always appreciated when you're just trying to grab something good. The staff behind the counter were just as nice and efficient as I remembered from years ago. If you're in town and craving authentic, hearty Miami eats from meats to juices to fresh fruits this is definitely the place. The only hard part? Choosing just one or two things from their incredible variety.

Really good food. Arepas are excellent and they are very loaded of ingredients and flavour…read more Definitey recommended for anyone who wants to try colombian food.

buenisimas las salchipapas, esporo volver pronto, obvio el servicio fue bueno. espero seguir…read moreprobando nuevos platos. el ambiente es al aire libre pero fue nice

I want to start by saying I used to come here for lunch often, 20 years ago, when I worked on Blue…read moreLagoon. The food was always delicious! We had plans to get-together to meet my son's girlfriends' family who live in Estero. Since my son and his girlfriend live in Coral Gables, I suggested La Patagonia. Everybody loved it! I had the seafood pasta and a couple of glasses of Chardonnay. Everyone else had Malbec and ordered bottles, that were quite reasonably priced and they said it was really good. My son and his girlfriend shared the parrillada for 2, my daughter their famius steak milanesa. It is so large, i could split it into 4 meals. My son-in-law ordered the tiras de asado. He is a huge steak connoisseur. He was amazed at how delicious. Her mom and sister had assorted meat and saysage with a salad. The desserts were decadent and we finished it iff with Espresso. Being a Thursday night, they weren't that busy. The restaurant feels so cozy. Amanda, our server was great! She was so attentive -and patient. The food came out quick, warm and at the same time. Kudos! I highly recommend!!

Love this place, feels very Argentinian. Owner is very nice, the place is very spacious. I always…read moreget the entrana because it's so good!

There's quality that often goes unmentioned with familiarity and consistency that applies to this…read morerestaurant and sometimes goes overlooked for what is new and up-to-date, but often sometimes proves to be a flash in the pan. Before I continue, I must acknowledge my own bias that I have been coming here for decades and many of the dearest celebrations that have been held by friends and family who grew up in this neighborhood took place here; certain family traditions are special. Guests are treated to this Nicaragua restaurant fair with Spanish influence and I have been happy to be coming here for what I can only approximate to be three decades. I also acknowledge that we are familiar faces since money talks and repeat business holds more weight. It's because of that that my family continues to opt to come here. Dinner wouldn't be dinner without an order of fried cheese and a nice Big Daddy Churrrasco steak. We were helped by Frank and German/Hernan and receded and treated kindly and welcoming despite arriving at 9 o'clock on an evening where the restaurant closes at 9:30 PM. Service was top-notch from the entirety of the staff team from the bus to the back way to the head server. I ordered my steak medium, and I am pleasantly surprised to report to the YELP community that arrived exactly as I hold for which is something that a lot of restaurants miss and air on the side of caution by sending it out medium well. I'm not a steak snob or a steak foodie or a steak of fish I'm just a guy who can tell the difference between medium and medium and well and I'm glad that they followed through accurately. The interior feels like an outside Hacienda and there's something comforting about that to me something nice and different in a place where everything has to be chic. I'm just a guy who likes to eat good food and be treated well. Had a nice price point with people I care about this case my immediate family so that's why I'm giving this place five stars. I think it's worth checking out if you're interested.

This place used to be one of my go-to spots, but recently the quality of the meat seems to have…read moregone down a bit. It's still decent, but it doesn't feel quite as fresh or flavorful as it used to. That said, the sides are still really good and continue to be the highlight of the meal. They're consistently well-prepared and full of flavor, which definitely helps make up for the change in the meat. Overall it's still decent, but I'm hoping the meat quality improves and gets back to where it used to be.

Wow wow wow!! I found this on Yelp and the pictures hooked me immediately, but when I got here and…read morehad lunch I was blown away. The amount of food, selection, taste, hospitality, and cleanliness was perfect! We need more authentic spots like this. I will 1000000% be coming back.

I can't believe that I hadn't reviewed this place sooner!…read more The market has a ton of goodies, including different types of tamales in the freezer section that you can take home and easily prepare. Aside from the tamales, I typically order different types of empanadas and request plenty of their hot sauce. I'll be dropping by soon!