This is AMAZING colombian Food My favorite Because…read moreeverything tastes homemade- I had sancocho de pescado and Fried tilapia with salad Yummmmm!

Good Colombian food at very reasonable prices! I tried the empanada, chicharrón, and bandeja. The…read moreempanada had good flavor, although unfortunately it was served cold. The chicharrón was really good crispy and tasty and the bandeja was a generous portion and a good value for the price. Overall, the food was good, the portions were satisfying, and the prices were definitely a plus. I would come back, especially for the chicharrón and bandeja! R

Food was surprisingly very good! I did however have to send a plate back because it was not served…read morehot enough. They literally served it super fast after having ordered it, I said to myself wow that was fast!! I kindly asked them to warm it up more. I was so hungry as honestly did not mind it at all. Otherwise the service was nice and attentive. And food was very tasty!!

Terrible!!!! It's getting the worst by the minute!!! Do not please do. Not try this restaurant, I…read moreused to be a great costumer but I don't know what happened ...we order today a picada familiar....that looks more like a picada for 2!!! Terrible portions , cheap produce!!!! Never again!!!!!!

Huge portion on the meal we got, the mixed grill for 2. The food came out a little slow but it was…read moregood. Lots of variety in what we ordered. It's a good place and we would return. Authentic Colombian. Also, please note this restaurant is under new ownership. The bad reviews on here were left prior to the current owner taking over. Give it a try! It's good.

We had the chicharrones and an empanada, both bad. The chicharrones were bland and soft not…read morecrunchy, i literally spit it out in a napkin. Nothing special. Service is not good at all, they take forever, they have an attitude and seem like they just dont care at all. As a Colombian myself, I wont come back.

Amazing Cuban food. As good as it gets…read more If you live in North Dade, you don't need to drive to Calle Ocho. Just go to Little Havana on Biscayne and 125th. The yucca, maduros, frijoles negros are all outstanding. Also don't miss the Ropa Vieja!

Needed to do errands in North Miami, so Little Havana came up as a place to go for Cubanos. It has…read morethree locations in Miami, with this one in North Miami being the original, opened in 1991. We dined in, and the visit blew away the food from the previous week. I really like Cuban sandwiches, so will be something my brother and I keep seeking out during short visits to Miami. We had a one-day rental car, so found Little Havana Restaurant, coming a bit after peak lunch time. It's on a major street, with surface angled parking in the back. There are a lot of wild birds in the area, with their guano being everywhere outside. It's a big dining area inside, and we were immediately directed to a prime location with views of their small lush adjacent green space, and the birds that live there. Elizabeth was our server, with water and complementary rolls being immediately offered by helpers. She and her team were great throughout, offering suggestions and bringing the food nice and hot. We ordered off the Happy Hour menu (11:30 - 18:00 M-F) and the Lunch Special Menu (11:30 - 16:00). We were greatly satisfied with every dish Shrimp in Garlic Sauce, appetizer size ($14.99) - 5 jumbo tail-on shrimp, sauteed in a scampi type sauce. It's what you expect when you douse good shrimp with a butter garlic sauce. The appetizer does not come with rice/beans, but we had plenty of it from the other dishes...loved spooning the sauce over the rice while eating. Roast Pork Lunch ($12.99) - what a deal. A dish of pulled pork with a big piece of fried pork skin on top...reminded me of the Filipino lechon, or even the Hawaiian kalua pork, with the tenderness of the mean. It came with a big scoop of rice and a bowl of red beans. Lamb Shank ($18.49) - This was recommended by Elizabeth when asked by my brother, what he shouldn't miss. It's a Cuban special, cooked in wine sauce. It was a big piece, still on the bone, coming with a big plate of rice and fried plantains. He enjoyed it, though he was struggling a bit at the end. Cuban Sandwich ($12.49) - A full size Cuban sandwich, cut in half. It had been grilled on a sandwich press with a little oil, resulting in the cuban bread being crispy at the top. It had the right mix of that same delicious pulled pork, along with ham, melted swiss, mustard and pickle slices. It was very good, great value for the price. Paying was done at the top, and we intentionally did not take any leftovers. There is a framed newspaper article from 1991 in the lobby, where you can read more about their origins.

I have had their breaded chicken breast with rice and beans several times and have always been…read morepretty happy with that dish. They have some really great dinner dishes. Good vaca frita. Breakfast, on the other hand, is definitely not their strong suit. I also do not recommend their Pan con bistec. The bread they use is some type of hoagie roll... Not Cuban bread, which is what you would expect for this sandwich. I wouldn't even bother trying their Cuban sandwich or any of their sandwiches for that matter if this is the bread that they use. Only thing that saved the situation was that I didn't pay a whole lot of money. Relatively cheap prices, so that was good. Even though I couldn't take more than two bites of what I ordered. I got the ham and cheese omelette with fries for breakfast It had a weird chemical flavor I couldn't put my finger on it. But I definitely could not take more than a few bites and that's cause I was starving.

I ordered a Cuban sandwich, Cuban toast, and a pastry via Uber Eats. The Cuban was good if we just…read morelook at it as a sandwich, it was ham heavy and lacked pork to balance that. As a cheesy pressed ham sandwich? It was good. It was not a good Cuban. I hope that difference is clear. The sandwich was also heavily toasted which I don't mind. I wonder why my Cuban toast wasn't toasted though. It was literally buttered bread. I love bread so I ate it but again, that's not really what I ordered. The pastry was flaky and had a ton of filling. If I went back to three palms, I would look for their other sandwich options and for more pastries. 4.2/5 is what google says and I honestly really agree with that rating. The portion for the price makes it a 4.4/5 for me. The Cuban was easily two meals. Order issues impact my rating as well.

It's been three years since my last review and not much has changed with inside decor. There food…read moremenu has increased in variety. The ladies servers are all still friendly and helpful. This is a perfect spot for a quick coffee and pastry.

Service was mediocre, had to flag someone down as many employees behind the counter were laid back…read moreand chatting. I wasn't the only one wondering what was going on? Once I got serviced the woman was kind and attentive. Assorted pastry trays available for grab and go, that was very convenient and reasonable prices at $11. Variety of cakes were minimum and not the most pretty, they ranged from &40 and up, to me those were over priced. Casual ambiance. With minimal indoor and outdoor seating. I ordered 1 meat pastry separate and it was very tasty! It's a good option for on the go but be wary not all items were to the standard of price.

The absolute best Haitian restaurant I've ever been visited the stay is fast, effective, and…read morepolite. The food is a 10 every time it really doesn't matter what dish you order it bound to be delicious.

Good food delivery order was wrong but the food was awesome.I did try to have delivery fixed but…read morenothing came of it being delivery.

I ordered an "arepa con queso" from here and received a tortilla with cheese on top. Despite that,…read moreit was very bland, if it weren't for the spicy sauce used I would have been eating cardboard. There is only one person manning the cash register, taking orders, and brining out the food. My arepa and empanada took about 20 minutes, if not a bit longer, to come out with only about 4 other people in there as customers. When getting my bill, the lady stated that what we ordered was not in the system so she charged for something else. The beef empanada I ordered was apparently a Venezuelan empanada so I was charged more for what the price was on the menu. This was never explained to me prior to me ordering my food or else I would not have ordered that. The food is served on styrofoam plates with plastic knives and forks.