This spot has a big, versatile menu starters, brunch, platters, and even a kids option and…read moreeverything comes out with good seasoning and solid portions. Service is quick and friendly, and the vibe is relaxed enough to grab a beer at the bar or sit down for a full meal. The starters were crispy and flavorful, and the brunch sandwiches on brioche are a standout. One thing to note: most of the fried items (like wings, fries, and potatoes) are cooked in vegetable oil, so if you're someone who prefers alternatives or avoids seed oils, just keep that in mind when ordering. Overall, it's a great neighborhood spot with fair prices, cold beer, and plenty of options for any mood.

Visited for lunch and had the Goat Smash burger. Love that they have Estrella beer! Great service…read moreand selection. Will definitely be back.

Super nice vacation nice food nice nice service. The food is very very good desserts the staff…read morepeople is very nice. Very happy day check she's very nice. Everything is good. I'm recommend affinity

First time at the restaurant and was pleasantly surprised. Ambiance was a mix of modern with…read morevintage, very clean and welcoming. Per my child "Best burger in my life! It was soft, full of flavor and and very juicy!"

The food here is soo good and for about $10 you can get a meal with a drink. This is one of the…read moreoffice favorites. Normally I order the salmon platter with white rice, black beans, and fried plantains. Today, they were out of salmon, so I had the red snapper, white rice, salad, and tostones (fried plantain patties). Oh my gosh soo tasty. This is a Colombian restaurant. The menu is in Spanish and English. There are 2 big screen TVs and there is usually some good Latin music playing in the background. The only thing I don't like about eating here is the parking lot. Be careful! There are few spaces and very busy. Drive slow. Note: For non-Spanish speakers, waitresses do speak English.

Simple Cuban food. Quick and inexpensive. Not the best I've had but most definitely not the worst.read more

Oh. My. Word. I came here on a Saturday afternoon expecting a decent sandwich. I got incredibly…read moredelicious food, a tasty local craft beer, and even live music by a very talented flamenco guitarist/vocalist. Are you kidding me? Gonna have to come back every Saturday from now on! We started with the chicken/turkey croquetas, served with a nice pink sauce for dipping. We added a side of their guava ketchup too. We got three croqueta balls that were crunchy on the outside, creamy like masa on the inside though there is no dairy, and the flavor was just wow! There are two other croqueta flavors, I will be sure to try those next time. Hubby had the El Principito sandwich, minus the cheese (lactose intolerant). Sandwich comes with a very nice mustard for dipping, so cheese was not missed. And the three meats in the sandwich were so flavorful, just wow. I had the Sancho Panza frita burger and it was hands down the best burger I'd had in a VERY long time. The malanga shoestring fries have a beautiful, earthy and salty flavor, a nice change from the standard potato sticks. All in all, an excellent meal and I'm so happy I live close by!

Sensational sandwich spot! The breakfast platters are great and their spin on traditional Cuban…read moresandwiches deserves praise. They offer some of the best waffle fries I've had. The sauces are incredible, especially the Guava Ketchup. The service is great and I also dig the theme with the medieval story vibe. They have board games available so you can hang here with the gang.

Decided to try something new and local on Saturday morning…read more Pamela's gave me a chill eurosouth American vibe. South American trying to be European The service was ummm relaxed. No rush but on the border of ignoring Was feeling ceviche and it was good here but not great. The fish was plentiful and tasty but just one note. I needed something less for texture Jenny got the steak sandwich which is interesting as well. The bread is ummm different but not in a really bad way. Homemade mayo and guacamole was pilled on. Nothing really stood out as amazing but it was good Good enough for me to come here again and try different things so 4 stars it is

Chilean restaurants are hard to find, so I was pleasantly surprised, especially since I'm from…read moreChile. When we arrived, the restaurant was packed, but the wait was not too bad so we decided to stay. I ordered the Sopa Marinera, a dish I have had before in Chile, and it was delicious. I absolutely recommend it. The seafood tasted fresh, the soup was served very hot but yet the seafood was not overcooked. The service was very attentive and friendly, even though they were extremely busy. It's nice to see that all guests receive the same level of care. My only downside was the parking. The plaza parking fills up quickly, so if you arrive at a busy time, you may have to wait for a spot unless you get lucky.

This is going to be an honest review of my recent visit here. Let me begin by saying that I haven't…read morelived in Miami since 2010, but every time I visit I ALWAYS come here for my frita fix. My family knows where my first stop will always be. No negotiation. My order is always a frita con queso. I opted for extra papitas juliana and paid $1.99 more. Not sure how I felt about that. Maybe a little too pricey? Un puñito more would have suffice for a nominal fee. The frita today and always was AMAZING! The issue with today's visit was that I asked for a cup to get water from the machine and something black came out. The machine needs a good cleaning, the area around it especially where the condiments are. The tables where customers eats needs to be wiped down every so often and the convenient outdoor space, chairs and tables need a good pressure cleaning. I would hate to see this place deteriorate much further and it was difficult for me to write this review. I hope management reads this and bring this little gem back to its glory.

Huge portions and great quality! Got a media noche and was able to share with my husband because it…read morewas ginormous. And came with a side of croquetas?? So much meat inside that we were practically able to make a third meal out of the filling that fell out while eating the sandwich.

After my last review, I noticed the bread has been changed to American toast slices -- I'm not sure…read morewhy this decision was made. The restaurant, however, has finally undergone the remodeling it desperately needed, and it looks great. It's clean, comfortable, and perfect for family meals. Service was warm, friendly, and efficient, with water glasses constantly refilled. It truly felt like eating at home. We ordered Fried Tasajo, white rice, black beans, and their famous papitas. Everything was excellent, and I'm excited to keep coming back to explore more dishes from their extensive menu.

Food, The Super Rio Cristal Steak, $26.80 easy feeds two was all I went for. My aunt served tables…read morethere for 40 years. Her name was Olga. Special times going there with our 4 kids to eat and see their special aunt. We had Marta this time, excellent service. My wife ordered a side of black beans and rice. All good. They still have the light orange French dressing on the tables. The restaurant feels a little more open since removing the old booths and adding more tables. The original owner, Pepe, had his wife, Teresa, still operating the restaurant. Talked with her a while remembering old times. Ambiance is cozy, family feeling when you go in. Highly recommend if you want a piece of Miami history. Finished with flan and two Cuban coffees.

I saw a roach in the corner so it ruined my experience completely. Rice beans and chicken was…read morehorrible. Do not come here. At least server was decently nice.

I was really excited to find a close Salvadoran restaurant but this was a thousand percent a miss…read more This is a pupusa and a half. You know why? Bc when I took it out it fell apart. The chicharron was just shredded pork, and not good. It did not taste good. The horchata not good. Also ordered a pan con bistec and that was a miss. The only reason I'm ok with giving them a 1 star is bc the staff was nice. The food was awful. A WASTE OF $37. Ordered for take out. I would like to mention, that even though I am Central American it's not hard to impress me so that says a lot. Generous on the salsa and repollo lol but bc you're going to need it to mask the taste. By the way that wasn't good either. Highly highly disappointed and wish I could have my money back.