First time at this location and everything was Excellent today for breakfast (4.5 star.) Every…read moresimple person we came in contact was professional and courteous. The food was good and precise in portion. The ambiance was great with no excess and family oriented. The one thing I would recommend is a follow up somewhere in the middle after serving the food for water refills or any other dish that may be added. Other than that, my experience was positive.

Absolutely I would not recommend this place…read more.. This is a shame because this place was years ago. Not sure what happened but...it is no more! Food is overpriced and simply bad. Service is ok. The ladies there don't have much to work with. Ambiance is that of a typical Cuban "ccafeteria"

Another delicious dinner for a fair price. I love the…read moredecor, it feels like I'm in another country. We had reservations for 7pm on a Saturday night and it was a good thing because the place was packed and there was a line waiting. We were shown to our table next the the pretty fountain and were immediately taking our drink orders. Appetizers: the medium sampler platter is plenty for 4 adults and we had some leftovers. I love the fried cheese, riblets, taquitos and chorizo. I'd be happy to order this as my main meal honestly. Entree: baby churrasco, which is the perfect size but I could only eat half since the appetizer, yummy bread, salad and the sides of rice and beans and platanitos and mariquitas filled me up. Everything delicious including the trio of yummy condiments. Only ding was my drink. I ordered a very dry martini but got a dirty. Oh well. Otherwise everything was nice. Service was attentive if a bit slow but our server couldn't crack a smile for nothing. We tried. He must've been having a bad day. Also, I couldn't check in. There was no internet service. I've been here plenty but this was the first time I couldn't connect. I still got my pics though. I recommend if you are craving an ok churrasco on the cheap. $27.99 including sides, salad and bread is still a great price in 2026.

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.

Tiny spot compared to a picture I saw. Walked in, and was greeted right away. The spot was busy,…read morebut for pick up orders. People were picking up orders non stop. Only 3 tables and a small wall table. Service was exceptional. I got the birria quesadilla, their best seller. It was delicious! I was full after half, but still ate the whole thing. Great food and service all around

This is feels like a little quick eats casual spot since it's so small! This allowed the woman…read moretaking care of me to be very caring and helpful through my time there! The tacos were actually really good! The meat was tender and seasoned good! The queso they had put on it was awesome and the two side of picante they gave me was an amazing addition for the taco. Only issue I had was my tortillas (Wish it was a lil more crispy) kept ripping even before I would dip into my broth! But overall really good and fulfilling Birria Tacos!

Going to cut to the chase here: what they say about their french toast is true. It is a decadent,…read morehefty piece of buttery french toast swimming in syrup with a little orange zest to counter that rich sweetness. The brioche is soaked but not mushy, and the outside crust is crispy. In short, order this! The place can get pretty packed so go early if you're planning to go with a group. I was only with one other person and we managed to get a seat at the counter - otherwise it would have been an hour wait at 10 am on a Sunday. Service is nice and fast. They also have a small parking lot outside!

As many people have stated, this restaurant is very hyped by Miami influencers so my expectations…read morewere as high as you can have for a breakfast place. With that being said the food was GOOD and I understand the hype. My chicken parm sandwich was delicious and the eggs were perfect! Randomly, I think my favorite bite was the heirloom tomatoes. AND the coffee was great. However, with that being said, I cannot ignore that fact that the wait was an HOUR AND HALF. We were told that our table would be ready in 45 minutes. After 45 I went in and they told me I would have to wait an additional 30 minutes for my table. I simply cannot justify that wait for breakfast.

Great atmosphere, service was awesome, Juan made us feel at home. The food was great too. And for…read morewhat we got, I don't think it was expensive. We went for lunch so didn't get to experience the show and party that usually happens on Friday and Saturday nights. Will definitely come back for it because it sounds like a great time! We had the baby churrasco, bandeja pueblito, whole fried snapper and the sancocho de costilla de res. Everything was tasty and large portions. Can't wait to go back to experience a Colombian party!

*Preface: My review is based on the fact that we went during Mother's Day and it was PACKED…read more This place is wild in every sense of the word. You walk in and it's just brimming with stuff ALL over the place. It's like a fever dream, but in a good way. Since we walked in it was packed and there was music which definitely set the vibe. Was a little hard to talk, but it made you want to dance the whole away through. The food is priced great and delicious. It took a little while, but completely understandable and the wait time was convenient for how packed the place was. The only reason I'm giving a four instead of a five was the service was a LITTLE slow. I understand again they were doing as good a job as possible for how packed the place was, but I had asked for water when our server took our order and I didn't get water till every single person at our table had to reask for water and I finally got some post meal. Our server was really nice, but again, took a while to get water, but we got another round of sangria and received those before the water. The place was bumping and people were dancing and having a good time. I would MAYBE check this place out again on a slower day. I hear they have mariachi!

What a fun restaurant! I like the liveliness of the staff and the customers. It was a treat to come…read morehere. I felt like family. Our server, Maria w as fantastic. She was so sweet and just great to be around. The food was delicious. I enjoyed my chicken a lot. The flavor was unique to me. It was citrusy but also had a great spice level. The fries were nice and hot. They were crisp and just right for me. The rice was nice and fluffy. I didn't eat too much of that. I really should have asked for a different side when ordering, but I really wasn't too hungry. I recommend coming here with a group. You can try different dishes and mix and math. It is a really fun place to be.

AMAZING!!! This spot…read morehas quickly become a new favorite of mine. As someone who follows a plant-based lifestyle, it's not always easy finding Latin restaurants that don't use animal products in their beans, so I was pleasantly surprised to learn that they don't. And when I tell you these are the BEST restaurant beans I've ever had, I mean it. WOW. We actually discovered this place by accident two weeks ago when the restaurant we originally planned to visit was closed on a Monday. We needed something nearby, so I jumped on Yelp, saw the great reviews, and decided to give it a try. I wasn't expecting much, but I was completely impressed. Everything we've tried has been simple, fresh, and delicious. The Ensalada Turca is my favorite and an absolute must-try. The jugo de mora is incredibly refreshing, and the sopa de frijoles with rice and maduros hit the spot so much that I ordered it both visits. The staff is warm, welcoming, and attentive, always making sure you have everything you need. The restaurant itself is small and unassuming, decorated with beautiful cultural touches. The music playing in the background instantly took me back to my childhood, reminding me of the songs my mom and grandma used to play on the radio at home. Overall, this is a hidden gem that's absolutely worth seeking out. We've already been back twice, and we'll definitely be returning again.

Nice little Colombian bakery slash market spot. Located inside a large strip mall, Pan Paka offers…read moreplenty of parking but inside has very few places to sit down and eat. So it favors more of the grab and go unless you get lucky with an open seat or don't care eating in a crowded environment. As for the food, everything tasted fresh and homemade. We had the Arepa de Choclo, Pan de bono, the corn cake, and the mini cheese breads. Listed in order from our most favorite to not so much. The cheese bread could have been a little better. Felt dry and kinda hard. But the Pan de bono was perfectly buttery and soft and the Corn bread and Arepa de Choclo were both very flavorful and delicious. They had a huge variety of Colombian treats and snacks to choose from while there. We opted to try a white cheese with guava jam filled center. It was amazing. My wife had the guanabana shake and she said it was reminiscent of her childhood. Staff were friendly and took their time to answer so many questions we had. They also had a nice selection of frozen items to take home. Great option when looking for Colombian baked goods or snacks.

I love pan de queso but it's usually large and to eat by myself is just gluttony. So they make a…read moresmall "pan de queso" which the perfect size to eat with hot chocolate. The empanada was also very delicious .. The place is small with a few seats by by the wall..

Yes, yes, and YES! Floridita Bird Road is a Miami staple for authentic Cuban cuisine. It's been…read morearound forever, and the second you walk in, you feel those vibes. We grabbed seats at the bar around 2 p.m., because yes... there's almost always a line. That's just how it is here. It wasn't going to be a long wait but we always prefer laid back bar seating for lunch. They've expanded over the years to keep up with the crowds, and the fresh seafood display by the door lets you know exactly what they're so special for. Let's start with the fish croquetas because they're in a league of their own. Hands down the best in Miami. We also ordered cod fritters, and every bite tasted incredibly fresh. Before the entree, they bring out a small cup of soup, either fish or lobster bisque, just enough to warm you up before the main event. I went with Creole shrimp, and opted for salad and fried sweet plantains, while hubby ordered fried fish chunks with white rice and black beans. And let's be clear... you can't leave a Cuban restaurant without ordering black beans. There's something about theirs that tastes like they've been simmering in someone's vieja (that's grandmother) kitchen all day. Pure comfort feels. One thing I really appreciate is the portion sizes. They're generous without being over the top, so you leave satisfied instead of needing a nap in the parking lot. And of course, there's only one proper way to end meals like this: flan and a Cuban espresso. If you're visiting Miami, this is one of those places you simply have to experience.

Good, solid Latin seafood restaurant. Seafood is fresh and cooked well, served with Latin sides…read more(rice, plantains, fried yucca, salad, veggies). I had the Grilled Red Snapper with rice and fried green plantains. My wife had the Camarones Enchilados (Shrimp in Creole Sauce over rice). My daughter enjoyed her Penne noodles with Butter & Parmesian. She had a refreshing juice drink and the adults had the Spanish Sangria which was very good (from a bottle, not restaurant-made). For dessert we shared a Crema Catalana (Spanish custard) which was a bit small to be honest. Everything else was pretty 'solid' though - fresh, cooked well, no issues. Portions (except for the dessert) and prices were decent. Service was nothing special. We found ourselves looking for the server several times when we needed something. The restaurant has been remodeled and they did a nice job modernizing. You can't really go wrong eating at El Floridita. We'll be back.

Francesco is a partner in Miami Spice, and I appreciate the delicious food at an affordable price…read more The service at dinner was exceptional. After a long work week I went for an early dinner. I sampled the octopus appetizer and asked for it to go. The waiter was concerned about if I liked the dish or preferred another dish. He was attentive caring and genuinely interested in my dining experience. I was simply tired after a long week. The steak was tender juicy and delicious. I enjoyed the leftover steak on a salad the next day. The ambiance is upscale, quiet and suitable for conversation. I highly recommend Francesco Restaurant. The food and flavors were a mixture of Peruvian spices with Italian classics.

Delicious. Authentic. Intimate. I couldn't have asked for more. I got the ceviche and it was…read morehonestly perfect. The sauce was to die for. I asked for it spicy and they didn't miss. It's also conveniently located, but what really stood out was how they treated us. Super warm, super welcoming. Felt like family. Highly recommend. 5 stars.

I ordered two croquetas, a Medianoche sandwich, and a Jupiña…read more The croquetas were crispy on the outside and creamy and flavorful inside. The Medianoche was the highlight for me. The bread had that soft, slightly sweet texture, and the combination of the roasted pork, ham, Swiss cheese, and pickles made for a really satisfying sandwich. The Jupiña was cold and refreshing and went perfectly with the Cuban food. Everything came out fresh and the portions were filling. The restaurant had a casual, welcoming atmosphere, and the service was friendly. Really enjoyed the meal and definitely recommend Sabor Latino Cubano Criollo. I'll definitely be back to try more of their Cuban dishes.

Authentic Cuban Cafe! Please don't change!! We like the real deal not these fusion modernized Cuban…read moreCafes. Everything about it was classic and to perfection. The Steak Sandwich was on point. Fresh squeezed OJ and the Scrambled egg breakfast with French fries and tostada. Service was kind and efficient. Thank you!!!