La Bodeguita is not just a restaurant -- it's an experience. From the moment you walk in, you're…read morewrapped in the vibrant energy of live music, laughter, and that unmistakable Cuban warmth that feels like home. The ambience is lively & warm. The service was Attentive, genuine, and on point. You can tell the team cares deeply about every table. We felt welcomed and completely taken care of all night. And the food... hands down, every single dish transported us. As second-generation Cuban Americans, we grew up with these flavors -- plates that filled our childhood tables, surrounded by family, stories, and culture. Every bite brought back memories of home-cooked meals, Sunday gatherings, and our grandparents' kitchens. The seasoning, the textures, the presentation -- authentic and elevated without losing soul. This place doesn't just serve Cuban food. It brings our culture to life. Thank you Mikey for sharing your art with our community, you truly created art on this. Mikey is the owner , who is very talented and committed to creating nostalgic bites with good quality ingredients. We love that you love why you do so much. If you're looking for nostalgia, flavor, music, and heart all in one night -- La Bodeguita is it. Run, don't walk. And bring all your people.

(FYI: This is NOT a traditional Tapas restaurant. I mean it is, but with a...Miami twist/sprinkle…read moreon top). TAPAS TUESDAY IS WHERE IT IS AT! They have both outdoor and indoor seating and a free off-street parking lot and also free street parking that is almost always available. There is also a small bar area just inside and to the right of the door. I like sitting outside if there is still daylight since it is quite dark inside, and there are fans on the outside patio. The service is attentative, although I've found that I get speedier service when I am inside rather than inside. Tapas Tuesday has 1/2 off select tapas, typically the most common (patatas bravas, croquettas, gambas al ajillo, etc) but this establishment executes them well. Be warned: the patatas bravas have a more... "cubanito" style with sriracha (hot sauce) and a spicy pink mayo. The potatoes are also cut to be circular and "chip like" rather than the usual cubes that are typical of patatas bravas. Still, crispy and tasty. Also, the boqueronitas a la vinagreta are good. What I like about this place is that the portions are larger than most other tapas restaurants. Two dishes for 1 person can be enough to be quite filling. I also liked the bocadillos de jamon serrano and manchego. ONE ingredient that I do NOT think the establishment treats well is the pulpo. Do they cook the octopus well? YES. Perfectly cooked. But the dishes are BLAND. I taste nothing. I get the good texture of the octopus, but no flavor. Even the "guapo del mar- pulpo" with "truffle" tastes just like octopus in oil. To end on a high note, they have a great cocktail list. They have a martini that I LOVE with I believe lillet in it? Either way, when I am craving tapas that wont break the bank and am in the Hialeah area, I know where to go!

Food was amazing. Lovely outdoor seating…read more Waitstaff was super friendly. Great experience.

Food was very good and came out in a timely manner, even with our group of 10. Everyone was happy…read morewith their meal and the overall experience. I'm really glad we found this place. Española Way has a cozy atmosphere that reminded me of some of the smaller pedestrian areas around Leidseplein in Amsterdam -- red awnings, flowers, outdoor seating, and a lively but relaxed vibe. It's a very fun street to walk and dine on. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Miami.

La Tasca G is such a great little restaurant…read more It is actually a Local's Gem. The owner ... Guisella, a Cuban with Spanish roots, actually just came back after living in Spain for many years and wanted to bring to Miami a little of what she loves from her time there... her love for the food and tapas, bar, etc. This humble restaurant is located in an unassuming area in the west Hialeah area... but packing a ton of flavor into their dishes. Croquettes, Paella, chorizo, octopus... and so on... everything was delicious. You must come here if you want to have a good time and a great meal. Prices are on the cheaper side compared to other local restaurants that do not compare on food quality. (LA Tasca G is it!) Pro tip... ask for items of the menu like matrimonio pincho (a bread toast with tomatoes, onion, anchovies with an olive oil vinaigrette) and many more. The ceviche is also great and only $9.00 This restaurant was a great surprise for which I hope I can enjoy many more times. 2 thumbs up

This new restaurant an amazing menu, chef, and owner. I LOVED the rice, beans, and pork…read more The food was fresh and portions were good. They have a bar and record player was well to set a mood in the evening. Este nuevo restaurante tiene un menú increíble, un chef talentoso y un dueño excepcional. ME ENCANTÓ el arroz con frijoles y el cerdo. La comida estaba fresca y las porciones eran generosas. Tienen un bar y también un tocadiscos que ayuda a crear un ambiente agradable por la noche.

In the heart of Hialeah, is a Cuban/Spanish restaurant that offers typical Cuban cuisine. Nicely…read morepriced for lunch. The service is very good as they offer an outside window for coffee, shakes, and small order pick ups. The ambience inside offers you a little of everything from gaming on the back wall to tables and seats as you walk in. I'd say a place for lunch when you're in the mood for Cuban style food.

I feel obligated to write a review for this cafeteria/ restaurant based on my own experience…read more I have read some reviews that say service here is bad. In my experience is actually the opposite. Maybe it is due to the fact that this restaurant changed ownership or management a few years ago and things seem to have improved since. Service is fast, friendly and attentive. Other reviews said that they pay no attention to detail as far as food presentation..... "it is a cafeteria" not a Michelin rated restaurant. Having said that, quality of food here is good, it is plentiful and inexpensive. Most clients here are from warehouses around the area and it only opens from early morning until like 6 pm. They bake their own Cuban bread on premises and have lots of daily specials ranging from like 6.50 to 9.00 dollars. Their Ajiaco, a Cuban soup, is delicious. Also very good here is Rabo encendido (oxtail stew) among others. But almost everything is good here... rice, beans, sandwiches and batidos. Having a coffee after lunch? Mary's cortadito is very good.... and it doesn't lack presentation either. Cold beers are always available. Thumbs up.

Came for dinner on a weekday. Mixed feelings on the food, quality, authenticity, and cost. The…read moreservice was good. They came to fill up waters, were very nice, just that they were a little slow. The place is nice and they must have live music because there is a small stage at the corner setup for a musician, maybe a band of 2 people. Now the food. Overall expensive for what you get, except for a couple of things. The appetizers were actually good. We had croquetas de bacalao (cod fish croquettes) and croquetas de Chistorra. The chistorra croquettes were quite good. Each order brought 6 small croquettes for $12 each. So each bite was $2. Fried calamari were ok but way too pricey at $14 for the quality. Maybe acceptable if it was from Dominos pizza at half the price. The grilled octopus was good but at $24 for one 8-inch tentacle, it's a bit much. Overall, appetizers were good. For entrees we ordered Sardinas fritas at ajillo. These were good and for $14 I think the price was fair. Fabada Asturiana for $13 was not good. It felt as it was made a day ago. The fabes were overcooked and mushy. The morcilla was not of great quality. It had a piece of pork belly fat that was not very appealing and it didn't have neither the taste or traces of lacón (ham hock). The Callos à la madrileña were also a letdown. Not enough broth. It was made with garbanzo (chickpeas) which is not traditional. It has chistorra instead of chorizo. And the tripe did not taste great and at $18 it was even worse. Lastly we also got the grilled chicken with potatoes. $24 was a bit much. This was probably worth no more than $14. The chicken was cooked ok, but they left a lot of the nerves, fat, and cartilage so it was not a great experience eating it. We are of spanish descent and eaten great Spanish food. This restaurant unfortunately was not a great experience in the food quality. Some things were good, some just bad, and overall was way to expensive for what it is. I probably won't be coming back.

Aquí se come comida auténtica española realmente buena selección de ingredientes y platos los…read moreprecios son bien razonables el arroz a la marinera es realmente increíble muy jugoso con muchísimos mariscos tiene buen precio una buena porción los boquerones en vinagre que me ha costado tanto conseguirlos deliciosos tiene una muy buena porción creo que $17 está bastante bien el precio por favor no lo sigan subiendo los pimientos chiquillos con salmón y con bacalao son realmente deliciosos de los mejores que me he comido el sitio es amplio es cómodo los sábados pueden disfrutar de música en vivo y del espectáculo de flamenco que realmente es bien divertido el cantante de los sábados es un señor con un humor muy peculiar que te hace realmente el sitio muy Agradable tienen que tener cuidado con el tema de los animales de servicio porque tienen que averiguar un poco mejor que significa un animal de servicio yo tengo las credenciales de animales de servicio y es bueno que sean un poco menos rudos preguntando si el perrito es de servicio o no es un consejo que les doy pero de resto realmente el sitio vale la pena volver una y otra vez

This was my favorite restaurant I went to with the best food on a trip to Miami. After walking…read moreinside, we were immediately greeted by the owner and chef, Felipe, who was so welcoming and friendly, and I felt right at home. There was deliciously fresh complimentary bread (and complimentary water too, which was amazing to find in Miami). The bread was still hot from the oven, and it was nice and crunchy but still soft. The table had olive oil for the bread too, but I don't think it necessarily needed it because it was so good by itself already. The Valencia Paella had chicken and seafood in it, and I honestly loved the combination. The chicken was cooked perfectly so it was nice and tender and also well-seasoned. The seafood had great flavor, and I really enjoyed trying all the different kinds. I love paella, and I've been looking for a good paella ever since I tried it in Spain for the first time. After debating between a few options in Miami, I was so happy I went with this restaurant because I was very satisfied with their paella. Overall, the food was amazing, and I loved the atmosphere of the restaurant. The experience couldn't have been better, and I'm already eager to go back to try the Iberian Ham and say hi to Felipe again.

Food is incredible authentic and delicious!!!! Everything here is beyond amazing, service…read moreextremely good and professional! The ambience is like you be home, very cozy and comfortable the chef come to welcome you as well ( is like u be at grandma house )! I really recommend this place 200% is another level !!!!

We stopped by without a reservation, and the staff couldn't have been more welcoming and…read moreaccommodating. The atmosphere was vibrant and inviting, making us feel right at home. The food was absolutely delicious--full of authentic flavors and beautifully presented. Service was attentive and friendly throughout, which really elevated the experience. Overall, Echate Pa Lla is a fantastic spot for great food, excellent service, and a warm, lively vibe. Highly recommend! We stopped by without a reservation, and the staff couldn't have been more welcoming and accommodating. The atmosphere was vibrant and inviting, making us feel right at home. The food was absolutely delicious--full of authentic flavors and beautifully presented. Service was attentive and friendly throughout, which really elevated the experience. Overall, Echate Pa Lla is a fantastic spot for great food, excellent service, and a warm, lively vibe. Highly recommend!

El servicio y la comida fueron excelentes. La camarera fue muy amable y simpática. La comida…read moretambién estaba muy buena.El ambiente fue muy bonito y detallado, no puedo imaginar la música vivo que ponen en acá. En general, un lugar estupendo. ¡5 estrellas!

Entré al restaurante "El Pimiento", en Miami Lakes, de la mano de mi familia, y salí con España…read morepalpitando en el alma. Su aroma, los detalles pintorescos --donde la madre patria respira en cada rincón-- y los platos servidos con amor hicieron temblar los recuerdos hasta humedecerme la mirada. España no es solo un lugar que visité; es un latido, el más intenso de mi vida. En Madrid escuché por primera vez el corazón de mi hija, ese sonido sagrado que hizo brotar mis lágrimas y que me volvió la mujer más eterna. Saber que fue concebida allá convierte a esa tierra en un territorio íntimo, donde la vida se escribió dentro de mí. Y, como si el universo quisiera guiñarme un ojo, apareció Yusnier, quien nos atendió con suma gentileza y profesionalidad, interesado en "Complicidad Desnuda", mi segundo libro. Lo grabé y fotografié, porque hay encuentros que merecen quedarse. Disfruto el arte culinario español como pocos. Así como alimenta mi cuerpo, lo hace también con la memoria, la nostalgia y el deseo del regreso. Gracias al restaurante "El Pimiento". Gracias, España, que me susurras al oído. Gracias a quienes creen en mis letras. Hoy me siento profundamente feliz, plena y absoluta con lo que soy: una autora libre, que escribe lo que quiere y como quiere, sensible, erótica y fiel a su "Complicidad". Laidy Pérez Escritora

This was a great place. Stepping in and seeing all the amazing decor and Latin music playing, it…read morefelt like I was in Spain again. We ordered so many tapas to share and 3 pitchers of red Sangria. The Sangria was delicious, bold and dry with just a hint of sweetness just how it should be. All the tapas were amazing. So tasty and all came out hot and fresh. We had a great time. I will definitely be back when I'm in town visiting, You definitely should come and try it here. Once you step inside, you're transported to Spain

Everything great ! Service , food and price . Lots of options…read more Well recommended . New spot to come more often

The food was amazing. Had a steak, gambas al ajillo, machego cheese and jamon serrano board and few…read moreother things. The ambiance was great with live performance, and was greeted and assisted very professionally and taken care of in a friendly manner. Would def come back.

We had such a delicious Saturday afternoon break here. The ambiance absolutely passed the vibe…read morecheck: stylish, relaxed, and inviting without feeling pretentious. Every dish was phenomenal and beautifully balanced in flavor. We started with the ceviche de jalapeño, which was incredibly fresh, tangy, and packed with flavor. The tequeños were another standout, especially paired with the sweet fig jam. The stuffed dates were completely unforgettable: bacon-wrapped and filled with chorizo, giving the perfect mix of sweet, smoky, salty, and savory. The grilled octopus was cooked perfectly and paired beautifully with the savory corn purée and salsa criolla. We also loved the bistec a la parrilla, which came with decadent truffled potatoes, mushroom foam, and a refreshing arugula salad that balanced everything perfectly. The service was fantastic from beginning to end. We loved this location: convenient, great atmosphere, and truly amazing food. We will definitely be back.

We tried their downtown Doral location instead of their coral gables location which we've visited…read moreseveral times as it's always fun. Downtown Doral did not disappoint!! Great food, great atmosphere. The only thing is their parking situation so u may consider taking an uber o Lyft instead of driving