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    Fiorito

    4.5 (699 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    FIORITO ATMOSPHERE

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Vanessa S.

    This hidden gem was spectacular! So cute and small. As the first pit spot to Miami, I was not disappointed at all. Started off with Empanadas de carne and de choclo. Great taste love how the tapas were soft and had a nice crust. As for main entrees, I had their Prime Picanha Steak with a side of mashed potatoes. I was left speechless. The temperature on it was amazing. Salted to perfection. One thing I wish I had was more of the Ají that it came with. I thought it was chimichurri but a great add on. Lastly for the dessert, we enjoyed their flan. Over all, this place was amazing. I can't wait to return and have more. The energy and vibes were up there! The waitresses top notch, very helpful and fast service. Just a heads up, no parking lot so we had to valet. Not an issue because it was an easy process.

    Hiro O.

    Fiorito, SLAMMMIN.... an official Argentinian gem located in the back streets of Little Haiti. Think authentic hanger steak, churrasco, baked empanadas, and the fresh bread! Parking was a breeze valet service and street parking available. If you want a solid steak dinner definitely a place to be! I'll be back...

    Laura W.

    I know this word gets thrown around a lot, but this place really is a vibe. It's a no frills Argentinian steak house identical to what you'd find in Argentina. The empanada's were outrageous and the chimichurri that it (and the steaks) came with is one of the best I've ever had. It had the perfect amount of garlic in it. I also enjoyed a ribeye and a glass of cab sav. The steak was cooked perfectly, the potatoes that came with it were great. I mean, what more is there to say? This is a great steak house with great food and it is well priced. Service was excellent too. I'd recommend to put this on your list if you're visiting Miami and funny enough, my friend who lived in Miami, this is their favorite place to go.

    Dulce de leche crepe
    Cameron K.

    I don't hand out 5 stars easily -- they have to be earned. Fiorito's has earned them every single time. Let's start with the vibe because it's half the experience here. This place has an energy that's hard to manufacture -- warm, lively, and genuinely fun. When Argentina is playing, it's a whole different level. The kind of atmosphere where you look up and realize hours have passed. Fair warning: it does get a little hot in there, but I'd sit there dripping sweat before I'd think about leaving early. That's how good it is. The service matches the energy -- attentive, genuine, and the kind that makes you feel like a regular even on your first visit. It's the full package. Now the food. I don't even know the name of the chicken cheeks dish, but I think about it. Whatever it is, order it. The entraña was cooked perfectly -- if you know Argentine cuts, you know how much that matters, and they nailed it. And then the dulce de leche crepe. I don't throw around the word incredible lightly, but there's no other word for it. Just get it. Don't leave without ordering the sangria either. It rounds out the whole experience exactly the way it should. Fiorito's is the real deal -- the food, the service, the atmosphere. One of those places you just keep coming back to.

    Bife de Chorizo
    Mag T.

    AMAZING! If you want a solid steak dinner run here. Everything was delicious! Inside and outside seating streaming the world cup. Steak was cooked perfectly. Service was fantastic. Looking forward to going back. Valet parking.

    Grilled veggies, sweet bread
    Lavender B.

    Had an amazing meal here. The churrasco was delicious and cooked perfectly. First time trying sweet bread and was presently surprised! Would definitely return for more steak, only thing to beware of is that it's indoor-outdoor, and gets very warm inside.

    Menus, House Bread, Empanada de Choclo, Churrasco con papitas, Café con leche
    Alexandra S.

    Such a hidden gem! If you're looking for authentic Argentine food in Miami, this place is definitely worth the visit. Everything I ordered was sooo delicious, but the fresh bread and churrasco were easily my favorites. I'll absolutely be back!

    Grilled octopus (Pulpo a la plancha)
    Marshy L.

    Loved everything about this Argentinian heaven! From their first bites we had their hot, fresh baked bread, 2 orders of grilled octopus with escabeche, grilled peppers and a fab chimichurri... the local burrata cheese served with arugula, tomato and a reduction of balsamic, all the fabulous grilled sausages including chorizo, morcilla and salchicha parrillera. To the glorious main courses... Omg, the mains were worth everything. Our table ordered Picahna, churrasco (skirt steak), hand-cut fries, green rice, and mashed potatoes to share- which was all so delicious. Argentinian food cannot exist without a great red wine. We had a fabulous wine selection and were not disappointed by its temperature and let's talk about service. The service is on point, friendly and helpful, fast and accurate- what else could you ask for! We enjoyed their menu; it's well priced, also their dishes are truly generous in portion and outstanding in quality and flavor. The ambiance is casual, great Latin music boosting its atmosphere which is lively and colorful. I just loved it! I need more of this. When we visit Miami again, we'll be trying more of their menu.

    Rob F.

    Heard a lot about this Argentinian restaurant off the beaten path so we decided to stop by for an early dinner. This area seems to be of a higher crime rate and parking is not readily available so, especially at night, opt to valet which is $10. Known for their meats, I was told the churrasco is a crowd pleaser. We got ours cooked 'medium' and they were not fatty and very tender. Also, very flavorful especially with the added chimichurri sauce. Included side was the French fried potatoes which I asked for extra crispy. I don't know how they normally are served but these were cooked perfectly. For those who do not like loud restaurants, this one gets loud. We didn't mind but can see how it can make conversations difficult. No reservations accepted and happy hour is on weekdays only. There is also some bar seating and outdoor patio seating so there are options. We enjoyed it and will be returning!

    Salmón, churrasco, potatos, chicken
    Camila S.

    Parking seemed a little overwhelming at first, but it was actually pretty easy. We paid $10 for valet thinking it was the only option, but there's also street parking available. As for the food, the chicken, salmon, and empanada were about a 3/5, while the churrasco was a strong 5/5, especially with the fries and table bread. The arugula salad was also solid. We went on a Friday night, good music, a bit crowded (but that's to be expected at a place worth visiting). Service was quick and the staff very attentive. I'd definitely return.

    Teresa S.

    This Argentinian restaurant is a "little jewel" hidden in the Little Haiti area. Such a lovely experience. The food was extraordinary, and super abundant! Service was excellent and our waiter was always there for us. It has Valet parking and we had a wonderful time seating outside on the terrace

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