Y'all gotta be fuckin playing with me because why did I wait 20 minutes for a bagel that came out…read moredeconstructed? I paid $17. What the fuck?

Amazing cortadito and really good food. The spanish sandwish was incredible. Great service!!!read more

Eminently respectable Colombian food…read more I ate well. * * * The rest of my party ordered various forms of steak or grilled meat plates. Steaks are the small thin marinated ones common to South American cooking. Most plates featured very good versions of chicarrones. My family was all pleased. * * * I went with a choripan which is a Colombian hot dog. Or more precisely a Colombian sausage in a hot dog bun with potato sticks on top plus melted cheese plus two different kinds of sauce. That was one fine fine fine fine hot dog. * * * Although it does not say so on the menu. Any hot dog like dish here will come with enough French fries to feed a second grade classroom. You will NOT go hungry. Me not knowing about the French fries ordered maduros and a salad. The waitress brought me their Caesar salad which is a family plate big enough to feed TWO second grade classrooms. (The amount of salad is about the same as the amount of French fries, but second graders eat more French fries than they do salad.) I had about six weeks of food there. For a minute, I thought I was in Havana Harry's. The side dishes were all pleasant enough but basic for what they were. With one exception. Caesar salads in Colombia have flat squares of a salty slightly bitter cheese and an alternative version of a Thousand Island dressing. The alt dressing and the alt cheese go together just fine. This is one good salad well worth having again. * * * The Choripan is a total destination dish. The side accompaniments are completely pleasant for what they are. I would eat here again happily. Note that just one dish will hold you even if they call it an antojo. White boxes exist for those who succumb to temptation.

Burnt burger. The restaurant was completely okay sending this out. Owner, manager, kitchen manager:…read morewould you eat this?

Excellent! My husband and I ordered a variety of things, arroz de pollo con vegetales y frijoles;…read moreuna empanada de pollo, una arepa, un buñuelo y un pan de bono. My favorite was the buñuelo, then pan de bono (like a superb hushpuppy, but better! G (super good textures and cheese flavor) then the arepa (very soft and cheesey, love the Colombian cheese!) The empanada was good, but wish I had gotten the carne.

Why did it take me so long to finally go to this amazing place that is a 5-minute walk from my…read morehouse?? La Estacion is one-of-kind in Brickell: no frills, super affordable and delicious. I particularly loved their Kibbeh! I loved that this is a place that all kinds of people patron: business people, construction workers, retail workers, families, gym rats - the clientele reflects the true diversity of our city. This is a must-do for a breakfast or quick snack. Will definitely need to go back and check out their lunch options!

Literally my favorite place!! Amazing food, along with great…read moreservice!! Literally everything on their menu is absolutely delicious!! Definitely go check them out and show them some support!

I had to get my favorite drink while I was visiting. They make it so good. Tamar and juice, but…read moreit's still okay. The baleadas are thin and not have much meat inside, and they do have a few products from Honduras, including coffee. I had the Sopa de Rez last time and decided to get that again this time. They sometimes have pretty good homemade baked goods that vary and specials of the day. The environment is welcoming, and the music is pretty good. There's lots of parking outside and parking behind the cafe as well. Service is pretty good, and the ladies working are attentive .

Nice Venezuelan cafe serving Arepas and Chachapas. Great place to grab breakfast in Key Biscayne.read more

Insanely good Venezuelan cooking…read more The "corniest" cachapas I have ever had in my life. (The English language is not helpful here. Why does one use the word "corny" both for "tastes like corn" and "like a Dad joke"?" ) Here corny means tastes like corn. Corn tastes really really good. I nominally had a pernil cachapa - but most of what filled my cachapa was cheese. Really really good cheese. Add an interesting crema on top and I was one happy boy. * * * An earlier meal involved fried fish and the house black beans. The fried fish was insanely good. It was a whole fish with wedges cut into it to keep the fish flat. I inhaled the whole thing. Okay, maybe not the bones, the tail and the head ... But basically I inhaled the whole thing. Black beans are flavored with some kind of citrus - probably lime. These are also addictive. * * * I did not have dessert - because I waddled out of the restaurant stuffed to the gills each of the times I went. Stuffed to the gills is good. Insanely good is also good. Overall, I would consider this to be a destination location.

Been eyeing this small little corner spot for some time now and finally stopped in. It's has both a…read moreorder window (ventanita) and counter seating inside with a few tables in the back. So it's not a big place. They have everything from breakfast, lunch and dinner entrees and sandwiches along with daily specials. But I came here to try their namesake sandwich. El Pan con Bistec. And let me tell you it didn't disappoint. It had the perfect amount of lettuce, tomato, onions, steak and bread. This looked like something they had perfected through and through. And based on that alone I would definitely come back to try their other items. Service was attentive and friendly. Another one added to the regular rotation.

Cute little "hole in the wall"! Very authentic, small but cozy and the staff was very friendly. We…read moreboth got the midnight sandwich bc they were out of Cuban bread, an order of fries plantains, a chicken empanada, a croquette, and a guava/ cheese pastry. Of course 2 coraditos! Great first meal in Miami after a 15 hour travel fiasco! My favorite was the guava and cheese pastry, but the croquette was good with the how sauce and I was already full so I took my sandwich to go but my partner devoured his (he normally doesn't eat pork!). Check this place out!

El Atlacalt El día…read more3 de Abril visitamos el Restaurante El Atlacatl en el 3199 SW 8 St Miami Fl, 33235 . La comida como siempre Excelente pero lo que más nos sorprende es el servicio, excelente que siempre nos brinda; Lorena Archer ella es muy amable, rápida,atenta, siempre con una sonrisa en la boca que nos hace sentir bien recibidos en el restaurante, nosotros nos sentimos orgulloso de que nos atienda, así como el restaurante estarían orgullosos de tener una empleada de esa calibre. Gracias Lorena, por su servicio que nos presta a todos, y siempre mantenga su excelencia. Cris & Ernest

We went on a Sunday night for dinner service and were seated right away. There was an obnoxious…read morecustomer listening to a video on his phone at max volume, but thankfully he left shortly after we arrived. I did think it was weird none of the staff asked him to turn it down even though everyone was visibly annoyed by him. Another strange thing is the menu didn't include the side options so you had to ask for that. The tables are definitely in need of a refresh, with visible peeling on them. The food itself was fairly good, I especially liked the yuca frita and the churrasco. The service was below average, our waiter only came to our table to take the order and give us the check. 18% is automatically added to your bill as a "service charge", which I didn't think was appropriate considering the lack of actual service we received.

Excellent place. Good Honduran food. You need to speak Spanish. I always sit down and eat inside…read morethe restaurant. Parking is fine, even on a Sunday (church is across the street).

El Gallito has really good Honduran food, and we usually enjoy getting baleadas here. The flavor is…read morewhy we keep coming back, but there have been too many issues with our orders. Today, my girlfriend and I ordered two baleadas especiales. We were charged for the special version, but neither baleada came with avocado. This is not the first time we've received an order with missing ingredients or mistakes, and it's frustrating to pay extra without getting everything that is supposed to be included. We were told the order would take around 20 minutes, but when my girlfriend received it, the food was already cold. On top of that, when we called to let them know about the missing avocado, no one apologized. They only said, "We'll pay more attention next time." Mistakes can happen, but after it happening repeatedly, along with cold food and no real acknowledgment of the inconvenience, it's disappointing. The food itself has good flavor, but they seriously need to improve order accuracy, food temperature, and customer service.