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    El Atlakat

    4.0 (92 reviews)
    ModerateLatin American
    Open 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    EL ATLAKAT ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Pupusas
    Rudy R.

    The food was great , I order my steak to be a little undercooked as most place over cook there meat and it came out perfect. The whole meal with out tip. Came out to be $24.10 With tip $30 A most eat in your in little Havana Blaca was great saver . Ask for here

    Combo #2 (carne asada); papusas not pictured. This was amazing! So flavorful and tender. Comes with 2 sides.
    Ashley M.

    Very cute, small restaurant. Service was very friendly and nice. My Spanish isn't the best and our waitress didn't speak much English, but ordering was still very simple. The menu has both English and Spanish. The restaurant was very clean, service was fast, and our food came out very quickly. We ordered the carne asada combo (#2) and the whole fried fish (#11); both came with 2 sides. While the fish was very good, my boyfriend's carne asada was amazing!!! It was so tender and had so much flavor! I would go back just for that again and again. We did just take the standard sides with both (his came with red beans and white rice and mine with white rice and French fries). The portions were very large and we had plenty to take with us. My only complaint was that it seemed somewhat expensive (both of those combos plus 2 coronas was about $54 before tip). So something I don't think I'd spend all of the time...but still very, very good!

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    Christopher V.

    This place is near and dear to me, I've been coming to the NW 7th street location for 30 years now. Hands down the absolute best Salvadoran restaurant in Miami. The food is delicious, the portions are great, and the service is always on point. Parking is limited, but worth the hassle. I love coming here, cheers to another 30 years!

    Ericka G.

    Dinner was great here. We were driving home from an appointment and were starved and I noticed this restaurant. Thing is I've heard good things from.other locations so we thought why not. Entering it's small and has a little bit of a diner feel with the counter right in the middle. It's not a very big space but the place was comfortably crowded. They have pictures of the menu food items on the wall to help you choose while.you drool, lol. Everything looked delicious so we chose quickly. Hubby went with the pork chops with rice and red beans and it came with tortillas and like a pico de gallo and selweet banana. I ordered the grilled chicken, rice and red beans and tostones. We also order fried calamari as our appetizer and asked for their spicy onions as a "hot sauce". OMG, this place was amaze!! Im.not a rice person but even the rice was delicious. The beans I could've eaten with a spoon as it's own dish and my chicken was grilled to perfection. I topped everything with that spicy onion topping and crunched away on every tostones. Hubby devoured his pork chop but still saved some for the following day. The portions are big so trust me you will definitely take something home. Our calamari was great to and not greasy. There really was no talking while we ate. We would so come here again and are even looking forward to try their other locations closer to home.

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    Monica L.

    I've been coming to El Atlakat since I moved to the US from Honduras and I was just a child. This location holds a special place in my heart as well as memories. When I'm having a breakfast like craving and want some good ethnic food I know I can count on them for yummy food. Last night I went because I was craving their tamal de elote, which is sweet and a tasty dish that we also eat in Honduras. We also ordered an appetizer sampler for the table and between three of us we still couldn't manage half of the platter.

    Gita G.

    While in Miami I wanted to get some pupusas, so I Yelp and came across this restaurant that had excellent reviews. Yelp once again didn't disappoint. I ordered 1 cheese pupusa with a order of sweet plantains, and omg it was one of the best tasting pupas that I've ever had, definitely authentic and tasty. The carrot slaw that comes with the pupas was thinly sliced with a tangy taste not to wet, perfect in my opinion, layered on top of the warm pupas ooooozzzzzzing with melted cheese sooo good. Definitely a must try during your visit.

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    Wendy G.

    Loved the pupusas of loroco but didn't like their tamales de gallina and elote they came out lukewarm. When my aunt addressed the issue, they said that they would reheat it in the microwave that that's how they reheat things in this restaurant. The waitress was very clear that they prepare it in the morning and then afterwards they they just re-warm it in a microwave. I will not be returning as my favorite Atlakat is the one on Taft Street in Pembroke Pines and let's just say their clients are a sight to be seen!

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    hole in the wall, so authentic and SOOOO DELICIOUS!! The staff are so kind as well. Go here if you want real Salvadoran food.

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    Great party platter sampler, got to try everything, very delicious and we enjoyed trying a variation

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    Food was delicious. Ambiance is nice, but typically a little noisy, if you want to chat. Service was not bad.

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    Amazing food, amazing prices. Overall good experience. They do take a little long on serving you, but its worth the way. Ambiance is okay.

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    If you are looking for a good place to eat this is it. The food is 10/10. The service is amazing.

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    Love their food! Typical criollo with delicious taste; nothing bland! Love their beef soup!

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    Big, popular place in Miami, and yes, it's a chain, though the story behind it is more interesting…read morethan most chains get. The whole thing started with Chef Juan Chipoco, a Peruvian immigrant who opened the original downtown location back in 2010 with a business partner, in a space that used to be a small Cuban restaurant. It's since grown into a genuine Miami institution across several locations, and it shows: great atmosphere, great service, food that delivers across the board. You're definitely paying for it, but it's clearly earned. Came here for my birthday with a large group of friends after partying hard around the city, and it was a great way to cap the night. I love Miami, and this restaurant feels like an absolute dedication to the culture you find there. I ordered a ceviche dish, duh, though I couldn't get close to pronouncing the actual name with my broken Spanglish, something orange and citrusy with corn, cancha, and sweet potato stacked on top, classic Peruvian leche de tigre style. I also got some kind of meat and noodle dish, steak and shrimp over noodles finished with a shower of parmesan, not sure what it's called on the menu but it worked. Friends wanted to try the sushi and it was all fantastic across the table: fresh, made to order, well seasoned, cooked to perfection. They came out and gave me a free birthday cake and sang to me too, a nice touch that made the night feel even more special. Great food, great vibe, worth every dollar of what you're paying for it.

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