Their carne asada is never overcooked and is tender. Only…read moresetback is their staff's inability to understand English The mild difficulty is easy to overlook when the meal is so yummy! Don't forget their fried cheese - yum

The food was fresh, flavorful, and came out pretty quickly. I had the steak and rice and beans, and…read morethey were seasoned perfectly. The staff was friendly and checked on us a few times, which I appreciated. The ambiance was casual but nice great spot for a quick lunch or laid-back dinner

La carne asada es un plato tradicional nicaragüense que combina carne asada jugosa y bien sazonada…read morecon gallo pinto (mezcla de arroz y frijoles). Es una comida completa, rica en sabor y muy representativa de la cocina casera, generalmente acompañada de complementos que aportan equilibrio y frescura. El servicio es 100% muy atentos

Probably one of the best places for fritanga in Hialeah, the wait is always close to nothing, the…read moreprice is decent and it's a pretty cool place with food. I usually take it to go, but def recommend for a fritanga fix.

Gallo Pinto was bland and almost room temperature- the fried cheese was not soft and gooey and also…read morebland , didn't taste like normal Nica fried cheese , almost tasteless - the Carne Asada: I asked for medium , it was well done, not juicy and very room temperature. The taste (Seasoning) was excellent- The tajadas (fried geeen plantains) were very good, crunchy and thin- The typical Cole slaw Nica Salad was excellent , very limey- the hot sauce was perfectly spiced and vinegary - service was ok - Price was fair in today's market- Ambiance is fun and festive

Great food and service. Everything was cooked fresh to order. Great price. Loved it! Will come back…read moreagain soon.

Los tacos estaban asquerosos la carne por dentro solo estaba herbida sin sabor y ordene chancho con…read moreyuca malisimo no tiene sabor a comida nicaraguense para nada me arrepiento aver comprado aqui no le recomiendo a nadie comprar aqui muy caro y no vale la pena lo siento mucho pero da verguensa que no puedan representar la comida nica

This fritanga is good, if you go in the morning you can see them making the tortillas by hand, the…read morefood is fresh, I would say that is best if you go before 6pm because food runs out. They don't have ac and their space is small (they have around 4 tables) so the best way to eat there is taking it to go.

Best Nicaraguans food Exelent attention and very clean…read moreplace Definitely I recommend for a good breakfast,lunch,and dinner

Had an appointment nearby, & this little Nicaraguan place caught my eye…read more First, I love the little groceries & pastelitos they have in the front. I didn't have time to order, so I got a pastelito de piña (amazing), an inca cola, & these triangle pastelitos. It was my first time having Nicaraguan food, & I loved it.

So gooooodddd! Can't recommend enough! One plate is literally enough for 2 people. Food tastes…read morefresh, portions are huge and the carne asada is cooked perfectly. My go to stop for a quick filling meal that I have enough for the next day.

I came to eat at another restaurant but saw they were open and decided to give it a try and must…read moresay the service is not the best, not friendly at all as if you were bothering them by being there. Food on the other hand is delicious I had the Carne Asada, Pinto rice, salad, and yellow sweet plantain and all was flavorful. they have other delicacies from Nicaragua like pastries and candies. They are of Nicaraguan cuisine so they have many other choices of plates available. If you like this cuisine stop by and give them a try.

Delicious Food - with various specialty items…read more Friendly staff, they always say hello. I can barely fit in some of their booth it is so tight... but I always take-out anyway. It is still a decent ambiance.

Normally the food here is very solid. Ordered last week for a family get together and the mean was…read moremostly tough and grissely. Need to have more consistency

Recently went to "El Novillo" restaurant for a 25 year anniversary celebration…read more It was a group of about 25 of us and it was spacious in the seating and table arrangement for all of us to feel comfortable and not cramped up together. It was on a Friday night and they had live music playing with was nice for the occasion. With our pre-selected menu, we ordered a glass of Cabernet, their house salad (very vinegary!!! A tad bit too much in my personal opinion), and for entree the 8 oz baby tenderloin churrasco. (Shout out to one of our waiters! I didn't catch her name but she was honest with the menu recommendations and advised us to order the baby tenderloin churrasco which was a hit!). The mariquitas kept on coming around the table and we were stuffed. Another perk was how fast the service was. Even with our large group, we barely waited in between courses. If you want good Hispanic food on the fly, this is your place.

Located in the heart of Miami Lakes - and near the cow fields - this El Novillo location was where…read moreI enjoyed my employer's Christmas lunch yesterday. Though they have a preset menu for corporate type events, our boss was generous enough to let us select off the open menu. The decor is made to look like the inside of a hacienda with the tile roofs and stucco columns (yes you tell I'm a structural engineer :) The music was mostly 80s ballads, and service was very attentive. They even brought one of the desserts with a candle for a colleague's birthday, and took our group's photo. We started with a couple of baskets of buttered herbed Cuban bread and dipping chimichurri, as well as an appetizer sampler including refried beans, fried cheese and tequenos. The fried cheese was served on a little piece of pita bread and is a must try. I also enjoyed the refried bean soup, especially when dipped with plantain chips. As far as my main course, everyone knows how much I love cows! I enjoyed a sizable piece of churrasco, juicy even at medium well, sweet plantains and moros (here they serve it with red beans instead of black beans) and crispy house-made plantain chips. The Tres leches was also very fluffy, with a lot of cream and perfect enough to send me to a nice little after lunch nap. I also washed it down with Cortadito.

I visited on March 3rd, and unfortunately, my experience was very disappointing. The food quality…read morewas poor--the meat was burnt, and the rice was served cold. Based on this visit, I would not return or recommend this establishment.

BEST Authentic Fritanga in Hialeah!! Service is average, efficient and to the point. Portion sizes…read morea big and the food is tasty AF! Everything we've had has been on point. They have many options other than just the carne asada (which is very common). I absolutely love their Salpicón with white rice and maduros .. WOW! They also have nacatamales, Indio viejo, Carne con papa, Arroz Frito, Cerdo, Enchiladas, Sopa de Res ... the list goes on and on. It's extremely casual and it just hits the spot. Plenty of parking and prices are extremely reasonable.

0 para este lugar. El customer service el peor,las empleadas como escogidas ,super maleducadas…read more Desde los dueños super rudes. Pague por una y media libra de queso y media dieron solo una libra. Fuimos un Groupo de amistades de California, que pena con ellos. 0 para este lugar. Reciban clase de customer service por favor.

Tried this place twice. Food was sub-par. Carne asada was tough and the gallo pinto was crunchy. Be…read morecareful eating here. They were featured on dirty dining.