I've eaten here a couple of times and always enjoy it. I recommend the Zambos preparado and…read morebaleadas. Good portions, reasonable prices, and fast service!

This is a quaint, hole in the wall with excellent Hondurian food and even better prices. During…read moretheir happy hour it can be a bit rowdy, due to the cheap beer and questionable crowd, but it hasn't been a problem.

Our next family food adventure take us to the Punto Criollo with a category of 4.4 and more than…read more726 reviews this little place offer the authentic Venezuelan cuisine. We walking around and we founded Punto Criollo is a little piece of venezuela in Coral Glades, we order empanadas 7 differents of them every single one more delicious and exquisite than the last one we tested, I don't have time to take a photo that is a good reason to go back again. One of the owner come to talk us very friendly that is the perfect combination and this kind of business 1 the quality of the food 2 The best customer services Next we come for try another Venezuelan traditional cuisine.

Quick lunch, had a hard time ordering but helped me work on my Spanish. The food was good though…read moreand def worth it.

Amazing food, attentive staff, and clean environment. I love coming here whenever I miss my…read moreHonduran roots ‼

Paseo Catracho seemed to be having an off day. I've eaten here many times, so I know what their…read morefood is usually like, and today's meal just wasn't up to par. Everything was extremely salty--I felt like I was eating a salt lick. Unfortunately, it'll probably be a little while before I return. Service continues to be hit or miss. Sometimes it's great, and other times it feels like you caught the staff on the wrong day or they're already in weekend mode. That said, the restaurant itself is cozy and comfortable, with three large-screen TVs showing everything from soap operas to soccer matches, creating a relaxed atmosphere. Oh, and they apparently had a flooding issue in the women's bathroom

The place is small and doesn't have a lot of tables, but the food was really good. The portions…read morewere way bigger than I expected, which was a nice surprise. If you're not sure what to get, the Antojito Catracho is a great plate to share since it comes with a little bit of everything. The waitress were attentive and friendly.

Such an amazing place, Love the food!!! The staff is super nice! Great price and location.read more

This is some of the best Colombian food South Florida has to offer at a price that absolutely…read morepositively can't be beat. Some Colombian restaurants rent in places where the lease is absorbed by the paying customer in the charge of food- this is simply not the case here This restaurant is a staple of the area and don't be surprised to walk in and hear patrons greet the staff as if they were regulars because they most certainly are familiar faces I ordered a bone broth to start with grilled steak and rice entrée and finished with a cup of coffee that was brewed to perfection This is the kind of place you go for quality food in a cozy environment Parking is somewhat limited out front, which adds to the exclusivity of it unless you're in a walking distance While I was there, I also noticed a multitude of Mobile dining orders, which lets you know plenty of people want with this place has to offer and after having eaten here today, I can completely see why: great food great staff amazing price points

I called in an order for 40 empanadas Colombianas from this location on 6.27 for a family…read moregathering. The girl that answered was super friendly and told me they could have them ready for the time I ordered, which was great!! I got to the location for my pick up and the whole parking situation was a mess. I had to park a bit far, which was more of an inconvenience than an actual problem. Once in there, I went to the counter where there were 3 ladies working. I'm literally in front of them and about 4 minutes went by before any of them even acknowledged my presence. I'm the one that finally spoke up and said "buenas tardes" and they acted as if I had just miraculously appeared in front of them. I find this absolutely shocking, as most Colombian restaurants are so welcoming and polite. I ask for my order and they tell me to wait a moment. About another 5 minutes go by and they bring out my order horribly covered with some aluminum foil. In the car I grabbed an empanada to have a taste and it is all burned inside and out. When I got to my gathering I removed the aluminum foil and about 10 empanadas were in the same badly burned condition. These empanadas cost a little over $2 a piece! I paid $90+!! I understand Saturday was the Colombia game and they must have been swamped, but if you can't provide quality product, don't overwhelm yourself by taking on more than your kitchen can handle. The oil must not have been the right temperature cause the empanadas were extremely greasy. Luckily we were able to place them on some paper towels to soak up the grease and most of them were consumed. Everyone said that the taste was decent, but they were definitely over fried. I have no idea what their food and service is if you dine in, however I highly recommend not ordering out. There's much better Colombian places.

The most bomb Nica food in Miami! Line moves quick so don't let the long line scare you. Def in the…read moreheart of little Havana, great place to eat. Get the cacao

The amount of food you get is unbelievable for the price you are paying. The smell filled my…read moreapartment in the best way possible. The quality is top tier. Definitely one of the best eats in Miami

Just tried the tequeños at budare bistro and they were out of this world! Each one was perfect on…read morethe outside and packed with warm, gooey cheese inside. The flavor was rich and savory, however service was ok in yhe restaurant the waitress wasn't very welcoming The lady that was there taking the orders didn't have a friendly face or attitude it looked to me like if she was training . i went in to buy dessert and she wasn't very welcoming. ambiance was cute little place in brickel authentic venezuela food the dessert was ok wouldn't buy again but the guy in the grocery store was very nice and welcoming they have a grocery store to buy all the venezuelan goodies and a next door the reataurant

I loved visiting this location for lunch but now Super expensive 9 dollars for a 4 oz juiceread more

Excellente atencion de Rony la comida muy rica un lugar para compartir en familia !!!!!read more

From our first visit to Nica Premium, there were a couple of things that stood out right away…read more First, parking can be a bit difficult, but once you walk through the doors, the experience changes completely. The restaurant has the feel of an upscale restaurant you might find in Coral Gables, with beautiful decor and an inviting atmosphere. We were warmly greeted and taken care of by our server, Cynthia, who provided excellent service throughout our meal. When we looked over the menu, we immediately noticed that the prices were comparable to those of an upscale restaurant, so we were excited to see if the food would live up to the experience. We ordered the Ceviche del Pacífico, quesillo, and Carne en Salsa Jalapeño. The quesillo was delicious. It was presented on a plate rather than in the traditional bag, but the flavor was what really stood out. My wife is from Nicaragua, and she said it reminded her of the quesillos she grew up eating back home. She loved it so much that we ordered a second one with extra cheese! The Ceviche del Pacífico came with three different ceviches served in separate bowls. I don't know the names of each variety, but they came in yellow, white, and orange. The yellow and orange were absolutely excellent. We even asked if, on a future visit, we could order just those two varieties because we enjoyed them so much. I had the Carne en Salsa Jalapeño. The sauce wasn't quite as thick as I'm accustomed to, but the preparation was excellent. The meat was perfectly seasoned and cooked medium, exactly how I like it. The onions and jalapeños in the sauce were also exquisitely prepared. I always considered Madroño in Sweetwater to be one of the most upscale Central American restaurants in Miami, but Nica Premium is definitely going to give them a run for their money. What impressed me most was the attention to detail and the passion that seems to come from the owners and staff. You can genuinely feel the love they have for this restaurant, not only in the decor but also in the dishes they're preparing. I truly hope they continue to grow and expand because there is something special happening here. I'll definitely be back to try more dishes!