One day I was hungry for some tasteful soul food but didn't feel like preparing it myself. So, I…read moredid some searching and came across Lil Greenhouse Grill in "Overtown". So, I thought why not try this place. Glad I did? The food was unbelievable delicious. Absolutely very tasteful and no sort of adjustments needed especially with the seasoning. I highly recommend patronizing it as a place to frequent for good southern soul food and a place to "show off" to and be impressive with your family and friends. Bon Petit!

Brought my dad here for an early Father's Day celebration, and it was fantastic as always. The food…read moreis consistently delicious, and the service is genuinely warm and welcoming. Some of the best chicken & waffles I've ever had, amazing shrimp & grits, seafood cakes, collard greens, mac & cheese, green beans, and peach cobbler to end it all. Perfection. Drea was an absolute delight, Nicole was wonderful, and the whole experience felt so welcoming. Come for the food, leave with a full belly and a warm heart.

Chica isn't just a restaurant, it's an experience. The moment you step in, the music, the lights,…read moreand the energy hit you it feels like the start of a night you'll be talking about for weeks. Miami nightlife wrapped up in one spot. The cocktails are gorgeous, bold, and come with that Latin flair that makes them just as fun to sip as they are to show off. Pair them with sharable plates full of flavor and you've got the perfect recipe to kick off the night. What really makes Chica shine is the vibe it's sexy, lively, and electric without trying too hard. The DJs and atmosphere keep the night moving, and you can roll from dinner straight into drinks and dancing without ever leaving. If you're looking for the perfect place to pregame, celebrate, or just soak up Miami nightlife, Chica hits every mark. It's not just dinner, it's the party before the party!

Great Mexican Restaurant just north of the design district in Miami. Beautiful atmosphere with…read moreindoor seating and outdoor patio area. There was also a space in the back available for private events. I was happy to see some plant based options, but disappointed that in a Mexican restaurant no bean dishes were offered and would definitely have liked to see more vegan or vegetarian options. A hummus that came with a large plate of crudites was good, but definitely not Mexican. All dishes we tried were really good, although the prices seemed high for the size. There was a show of flame throwers which probably accounted for some of the price going towards.

when my usual lunch place was closed (due to it being a Sunday), i searched maps to see what else…read morewas close by, and i'm blessed to have found Pinch Kitchen. I sat at the bar which was readily available and quickly greeted given a menu. The place is quaint in size but big in personality, and they have more seating than you'd anticipate from the outside. I appreciated the size of the menu, a variety of options, but not too large, and they had special brunch menu offerings for the weekend. I got a beer and the fried fish sandwich. The fish was flaky and perfectly cooked, and somehow, despite it being deep friend, it wasn't the least bit greasy! The bun was squishy, and the slaw was a glorious addition. Oh and the fries? I could've eaten another portion they were sweet, salty, crispy, soft: perfection. So ya, in case you didn't catch on: 5 for sure, and I WILL be back.

Pinch Kitchen & Bar is one of those spots that deserves a review, It's a true neighborhood staple…read morein El Portal and honestly, Miami doesn't have enough places like this anymore. You walk in and immediately feel that local, unpretentious energy that's been missing from a lot of the scene. Do I love that it's on Biscayne? Not really. But the food more than makes up for it. For a bar-style environment, the food is consistently very good. Not just "good for a bar" ... like its actually good. The burger is a must (im pescatarian but my friend said it was delicious!) and their Eggs Benedict at brunch is easily one of my favorites in the area. Pair it with a Bloody Mary and you're set. their happy hour pricing is refreshingly reasonable, which is rare around here. I was talking to one of the bartenders and found out even their bread is made in-house. That kind of consistency and care, especially at these price points, is not easy to maintain and you can feel it in the food. It seems that their leadership (owner or manager, not totally sure) has always been present when I've gone and brings a great energy to the space. It trickles down to the staff and the overall vibe. You feel welcomed!!! I this is the kind of place that deserves real support. It's local, it's consistent, it's affordable, and it actually feels like a community spot -- something Miami desperately needs more of.

There is something sacred about brunch…read more Not rushed breakfast. Not quite lunch. But that magical middle moment where time slows down, glasses clink, and the only real agenda is conversation. Brunch is where stories get longer, laughter gets louder, and the morning gently stretches into afternoon. That spirit was alive and well thanks to the beautiful comfort-food magic coming out of Morgan's Restaurant. Instead of sitting in the dining room, we did something even better -- we brought brunch home. The delivery arrived like a celebration in bags. When everything hit the table the first reaction was simple: good heavens, that's a lot of food. And thank goodness it was. I ordered the chicken and waffles, and friends... those waffles were nothing short of brunch heaven. Light. Airy. Fluffy in that almost cloud-like way that only a truly great waffle can achieve. There was just the faintest whisper of vanilla running through the batter -- subtle, elegant, and absolutely perfect against the savory crisp of the chicken. Each bite had that beautiful balance of sweet, salty, and indulgent comfort. Around the table the feast continued to unfold: * An overstuffed omelette that looked like it had been engineered by someone who believes breakfast should be generous. * Stuffed French toast that bordered on decadent -- golden, rich, and begging to be shared. * Eggs Benedict, silky and satisfying with that classic brunch richness. * And bacon prepared two glorious ways: - one beautifully crispy and savory, - the other brushed with a hint of maple syrup, delivering that irresistible sweet-smoky finish. And then -- because brunch deserves a little sparkle -- we opened our own prosecco. For the next two hours, the table became what brunch tables should always become: a place of stories, laughter, catching up, and the simple joy of being together. Because the truth is this: Time should be savored. And it is best savored with good food, good friends, and a table that invites you to stay a little longer. Morgan's delivered the food in spectacular fashion. We brought the conversation. And somewhere between waffles, prosecco, and a second helping of bacon, the morning turned into one of those perfect brunch memories you wish you could bottle and pour again next Sunday.

Came to Morgan's again on July 1st to try out their dinner. I had the calamari as a starter, it was…read moregood but lacked seasoning. As an entree I had the Asian salmon which was amazing. The server was very welcoming and attentive.

Let's just say it was not good at all. Door dash wouldn't let me rate them however, I came here…read more The cabbage was so mushy and overcooked and not Seasoned. The collared greens had stems and stalks and it was so bland. The oxtails had 4 extremely small tails and they were good but the rice was mushy and salty. It's ridiculous you can't support black businesses. SMH

The food was amazing it was my first time going and I couldn't be any happier very well seasoned…read morefresh cooked food on the spot and portions that'll definitely have you saving the rest I can say the service was excellent as well not sure if the drive thru they have worked or not since I tried it and nobody attended me so I'm assuming it doesn't but I definitely recommend and the restaurant itself is cool you can definitely kick back with the fam since they also are very family oriented from what I saw I believe it's a family owned business food I would say 5/5 service would definitely be a 5/5 and above all the ambiance would be 5/5 ya go check them out.

The food is good. I love the sauce on the rib Tips. They were nice and tender. The greens were…read moregood. Very good flavor and cooked thoroughly. The rice was good as well. I had a slice of pound cake that was very tasteful.

11/10 easily. hands down some of the best local soul food spots out there. straight up tastes home…read morecooked. put a couple coworkers on to this spot and ever since they've went back almost every shift! wings are so flavorful and perfectly crispy, the fried ribs are literally fried to perfection, their bbq sauce is the BEST i've ever had and don't even get me started on those PERFECT yams! everything slaps 1000% recommend. servers and cooks are extremely sweethearted as well.

The food always hits and you most get some rest cause you good full with the amount they give you.read more

If I could give this restaurant zero stars, I would. The food was very disappointing and lacked…read morequality, and the service was even worse. The overall experience was frustrating from start to finish. Unfortunately, I would not recommend this restaurant and will not be returning.

So much flavor. The lobster was huge and perfectly cooked and seasoned. Not stingy with any of the…read moreseafood like most places in Miami. I recommend crabman 100% Fairly priced and top notch quality food

I've been to the location in Atlanta twice and enjoyed the food. This location is nothing like the…read moreone in Atlanta. I honestly was expecting this one to be better since its in Miami. Interior: As soon as I walked in I was shocked how small this place is. This is a take out restaurant only. The location in Atlanta is much bigger and have dine in tables and a full bar. Much nicer than this one. The Opa Locka location only have a few chairs to sit down to wait for your order. As you walk in you immediately see the order counter. They have their menus on the wall and to go menus on the counter. Nothing special inside. Food: I ordered the shrimp platter that came parsley potatoes and garlic corn. And 6pc lemon pepper wing and fries. The shrimp platter was okay. The wings were ridiculously small. It was $11 for tiny baby wings. They really shouldn't sell no one wings that tiny. I was definitely disappointed when I opened my box. It tasted more like salt & pepper wings rather than lemon pepper. I tasted a bunch of salt. The fries were a bit salty too. Location: Its located in a plaza. Right next door to a Spanish bakery and a banquet hall. The parking is decent but depending on how busy the plaza is you may not get front door parking of course. Customer service: I was greeted immediately when I walked in. It was two people working in the front, a girl and guy, they both was nice. After I ordered, the girl told me it will be about 15-20mins for my food. Which I kinda expected a bit of a wait. Despite the horribleness of the food, the customer service is what made me give this place a 3 star.