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    Dr Limon Ceviche Bar

    4.2 (847 reviews)
    Closed • 11:30 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Lavender martini

    Drinks: 9/10. The taste is there for sure. The company is pleasant!!!! If you come to sit at the bar, I've been here twice, and both times I've encountered flies.

    Crispy Rice
    Joanne F.

    Had a great lunch at Dr. Limon in Miami Lakes. The location is in a strip mall with very convenient parking. The waitress was very helpful in explaining the menu and all of the options. We had the crispy rice appetizer, which was absolutely delicious and we also had ceviche. Everything tasted amazing. Highly recommend.

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    Jeffrey J.

    1 STAR - ABSOLUTELY NO REGARD FOR PEOPLE'S TIME This place is beyond unprofessional. I called 45 minutes ahead because I was on a strict schedule and was told my food would be ready in 15 minutes. That was a lie. When I arrived, that's when they decided to start cooking my order. Then I'm told they "didn't see the ticket," yet the same employee was immediately ready to take my payment the moment I walked in. So you missed the order but not the money? Convenient. What makes this even worse is that I was on a VERY limited one-hour window to pick up food and leave. This was not a casual wait situation -- waiting around could've caused serious problems for me. I explained I couldn't wait, and they did not care at all. No urgency, no apology, no concern whatsoever. This restaurant has no organization, no accountability, and zero respect for customers' time or circumstances. If you have anywhere to be, especially something important, do not risk it here. They will waste your time and shrug it off like it's nothing. One of the worst service experiences I've ever had. Never again.

    Ceviche
    Nesli A.

    I have been here 3 times over the years. The service is good, restaurant is clean, and prices are reasonable, however, I do not like/enjoy the ceviche here. Very flavorless, corn is overcoooked. I got the mixto with the fish and squid and squid tasted so bad and unflavored. I have had MUCH much better ceviche before at other restaurants. As you can see in the photo, the plate presentation is beautiful but sadly the food lacks flavor. They should put more citrus into ther ceviche. I LOVE the ceviche shots they bring before the meal though. Like if that would have been the broth for my ceviche that would've been amazing. I came here for a work lunch but this isn't a place I would ever choose to go if I was craving ceviche.

    Mango juice
    Chantal O.

    I love Peruvian food so this restaurant is always a good option when I go to my office in Miami Lakes. I usually get the salmon with smashed potatoes or ceviche. This time I had the salmon again and it was really good. I also tried their mango juice with no sugar and it was delicious. We got the octopus as an appetizer to share but I felt there was a lot of onions and potatoes with not a lot of octopus. Prices are on the higher side taking into account the small portions but the food in general is good. The server was really patient as we took a while to decide what to order and he also made appetizer recommendations to share. The ambience is nice and welcoming. They only have one big restroom which can cause bathroom breaks to take longer than expected. Overall good Peruvian food!

    Ceviche and chicken causas

    Our recent holiday school luncheon for a party of 46 at Dr. Limon was nothing short of spectacular, proving that this restaurant doesn't just serve amazing food--it excels at managing large-scale events with grace and attentiveness. The manager Rufino Paulino and his wife were very helpful and pleasant to work with. They were very fast in answering all of my questions prior to the event. The food was spectacular, taking us on a delicious tour of Peruvian flavors. We started with the famous Ceviche, which was incredibly fresh and vibrant--a perfect burst of citrus. The unexpected favorite, however, was the Chicken Egg Rolls, which were absolutely "to die for." Crispy on the outside with a savory filling, they were a delightful, fusion twist. I had the Lomo Saltado, which was delicious. The beef was exceptionally tender and delicious, perfectly seasoned and tossed with crisp fries and vegetables. Every dish, from the first bite of the appetizer to the last spoonful of dessert, was executed with precision and passion.

    Great ambiance and amazing drink and food choices and recommendations.
    Cynthia B.

    This is my second visit and I was sorely disappointed. My Lomo Saltado was lukewarm at best.

    Side salad that came with grilled Octopus!
    MarMar G.

    My Peruvian coworker recommended this restaurant and she was on point. I got the grilled octopus, the yellow pepper ceviche and the chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream. It was a lot of food of course. I ate all the octopus and a few bites of ceviche. The octopus was tender and flavorful and I loved the potatoes that came with it. The ceviche was fresh and refreshing. It was full of big chunks of seafood. The cake was decadent and amazing. Honestly I will go back and try their whole menu. Servers speak limited English but I could still Communicate successfully. Menu is in Spanish!!!

    Barbara G.

    2 stars - Friendly service, but execution was way off The waiter was very friendly, and I appreciated that he made a leche de tigre drink for me even though it wasn't on the menu--that was a nice touch. But the way the orders were handled left a lot to be desired. He took our drink order, my grandson's food order, and then the rest of ours all at once, which seemed efficient at first. But when the food came out, it was all over the place--literally. My main dish (Mar y Tierra) came out first, followed by my daughter's appetizer, and then--way later--my baby grandson's meal. I'm not talking a couple of minutes. I'm talking enough of a delay that my food was going cold while we waited, and the baby's food came out so late it felt like someone forgot it altogether. And while my dish had good flavor, the presentation was disappointing. It looked like someone else's leftovers thrown onto a plate--not what I'd expect from a place with this kind of menu and pricing. The service attitude was warm, but the pacing and attention to detail were completely off. It made the whole experience feel disorganized and frustrating, especially with a little one at the table.

    Passion Fruit Crème Brulee
    Kylle S.

    The service here is always impeccable. The food is delicious. The ambiance is great, just avoid sitting outside by the Jiu Jitsu place and you'll be fine! Love that this is one of our spots! The portions are really big, so come with an appetite and someone you want to share with!

    Leche de tigre is the best in town
    Adyari M.

    I love this place, there are other locations but this is by far my favorite. I keep coming back here even if just for the leche de Tigre which I'm totally hooked on. Just the right kick of acidity and punch with plenty of tiny fish bites. You don't sacrifice quality when they pack your to go order. You get the same satisfaction in each bite. What I always order when I come here is the lychee Jamaica drink they have is a sweeter more tropical take on the lychee martini but I love it. I also always get the leche de Tigre without any canchas or choclos, their pulpo al olivo, and their fried ceviche. Whenever I'm feeling extra hungry I order their lomo saltado medium rare and their ají de gallina is so so good too. You need to go to this place if you like Peruvian food. Their service is just as good as the food so really the whole experience! Go now!

    Tostones de Cangrejo
    Shawn A.

    My first time at a Peruvian restaurant. Glad I tried it. The service was abundant and she took the time to walk me through the menu. That really was helpful. I truly enjoyed the deep fried Ceviche as a starter. Which really could have been a light but delicious meal. Then I had to try the other popular and typical choice if the beef strips stirred fried and served on fries and next to basic white rice. I enjoyed my dinner experience overall. The ambience was average and acceptable too.

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    Food was awesome, service was OUTSTANDING, the portions were good, the prices were decent. Will definitely return here soon.

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    Food Was Amazing Juliana was also Terrific strong recommend in Miami Lakes!! Been coming for years never disappointed!

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    1 year ago

    The crab tostones are fire!!! The drinks are amazing, too. The soups are always hearty. We love this place.

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    Food is delicious and not too overpriced. As a Peruvian I feel like their food could be a bit more flavorful but overall it is great!

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    The have vegetable chafas. Peruvian style fried rice. Also lots of dishes with quinoa, and the one that is my favorite is the saltado de vegetales. It’s like the famous limo saltado but instead of meat with vegetables. It’s delicious!

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