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    4.3 (96 reviews)
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    Krishna P.

    Krus Kitchen is a local gem. The presentation, the flavors, the utmost care they take of each plate is phenomenal. The restaurant is small and yes, it's definitely on a higher price range but this place is for experience. It doesn't cater to a specific cuisine and takes inspiration from everything. It's on a really busy street in Coconut Grove with a high competition from so many restaurants around and this place stands out. I went on a Sunday early dinner. Only a couple of tables were occupied. It's on the floor above Los Felix and you actually have to go through that Mexican restaurant to take stairs to Krus. But as soon as you step in, the vibe changes completely. Floor to ceiling wine racks, cozy lights and an open kitchen make this place trendy rather than a quiet classic restaurant. I felt the volume could be reduced a bit to make it even more comfortable to have a date night conversation. I had read about the smoked coconut rice but when it came out it was nothing like I ever experienced. It's a very delicate sweetness added to basmati rice and a slight juicy crunch from the trout that brought the flavor out of the crab meat. The saffron custard added a creamy layer to smooth it out. Ravioli was filled with Italian cheese and tossed with a tonne of hazel nuts. There was a slight drizzle of chimichuri as well but the flavor that was strongly coming from was the thyme oil. For dessert I initially was going for Parsnip sundae but after the amount of hazelnut I ate for entree, I wanted to try a different flavor. My waiter, Kat suggested the burrata ice cream and it had black garlic I never tried before. It had an umami flavor and that was a unique taste for me. The butter cookie was salty and it reminded me a bit of peanut butter cookie. But without the crunch. Surprisingly the milk merengue was crunchy. The host, my server(Kat) and the rest of the staff did an amazing job explaining each dish and allowed me to really get to know the dish not only before ordering but also during and after. They really cared about the experience they were giving. The plates are small but definitely not tapas style. They don't have validated parking but there is metered parking and there are garages in the area.

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    Naomi S.

    The food was absolutely incredible and nothing like i've ever tried before. It was truly such a unique and flavorful experience that I highly recommend to everyone. The menu changes seasonally, so I will definitely be back in the summer! The service was top-notch and the ambiance was the perfect intimate yet trendy vibe. They have a Michelin Green star and it shows!!

    Steve C.

    Easy 5/5. Everything about Krus Kitchen is amazing - the food, the atmosphere, and the service. Krus is in the heart of Coconut Grove, on the second floor, up a stair case; Los Felix is on the first floor. The moment you reach the top of the staircase, you're greeted by a welcoming, intimate space, full of bursting plants, books, wine bottles, and cool objets'. The building clearly has a history, which I asked about but no-one knew. Most importantly, our food was amazing, starting with the porcini sourdough, Day's catch crude, and burrata. The tagliatelle was unbelievable, as was the ravioli! Diego, our server, was very helpful, and suggested great wines by the glass, including a Nebbiolo for the grass-fed oxtail and smoked beef hearts, and a sauv blanc for the ravioli. As 2024 ends, I can confidently say that (Michelin Bibb Gourmand rated) Krus Kitchen was one of the best meals I've had all year in a strong list of great eating establishments and experiences.

    Mel E.

    This was the more fine dining level of the two restaurant concept. The staff, as usual were friendly and kind. The ambiance was really nice and nostalgic (I'm from the 80's so I appreciate this style). The food was where they lacked in earning a 5. Here's why: temperature and timing. The concept is sharing and it started off well until we got to the main course dishes. The dishes was over 20 minutes apart. We just kept waiting for the second dish to arrive and that delay was strange for pasta. We thought that would've arrived before the coconut rice (which was flavorful and delicious), but it didn't. Therefore, the rice dish was cold and room temperature, and when the pasta arrived it was great with temperature. I thought it could've been more al dente, but it was bursting with flavor and made up for the time. We had the Caesar salad as a starter and that was delicious. The dessert stole the show and definitely needs a spotlight. We would go again to try the oxtail pasta and pork. Loved supporting local. Enjoy!

    Farah A.

    This spot has instantly become my newest obsession. I came here yesterday for a casual lunch/brunch with my friend and was surprised I hadn't been here before. Located in the second floor of Coconut Groves Los Felix concept, Krüs Kitchen's seasonal menu is everything you want and more. I don't know if it was the natural lighting from their high ceilings or the amazing service but the vibes here were just immaculate. We ordered a few different things our server recommended and they were all a hit. Not one thing was a disappointment. I loved the explosion of flavors the ceviche had, the freshness the quinoa salad brought in each bite and the elevated touch on a classic like their egg sandwich and brioche bread had. They just get it -- and sometimes that's hard to make sense out of. I love it here, I can't wait to go back and try out everything on their menu.

    French Toast
    Ryan G.

    The second floor feels like a roof top garden in France, the servers are pleasant and accommodating. The food and drink is presented perfectly with every little focused tough to detail and presentation. The food was flavorful and looked like a picture in a magazine.

    Coconut Rice, 100/10
    Marharyta K.

    I've recently discovered Krus Kitchen and fell in love with it from the first visit. The staff were really friendly and attentive, and we could feel they truly cared. The food just blew my mind; each dish was a surprising experience. The Caraflex Cabbage had two startling sauces: tarragon-black tea emulsion and caramelized oats. It had everything--smokiness, sweetness, and spiciness--to make your taste buds go nuts. The Smoked Coconut Rice goes on my fav dishes ever list. The portion was very decent, and I was shocked at such a moderate price for a dish with crab and trout roe. Totally worth trying.   I think Ravioli was the dish that surprised us the most. The flavor is so layered and opens gradually, starting with tangy parmigiano espuma, going to the neutral ravioli shell, and finishing with a burst of smoked koginut squash.   We also tried the brunch, and I would advise trying the Pastrami Sandwich with amazing chili & ginger sauce and a river of melted gouda. Farm Salad is a nice addition and super refreshing. Lobster Rolls were not my thing. The size was pretty small, and there was too much mustard aioli that fully outshined the lobster.   I love the interior of Krüs; it's hidden above Los Félix, so the place is much more peaceful and quiet. You can even come here for brunch without a reservation. I'm also a fan of the ceiling window and plants, which make the room look like a greenhouse.   I can't wait to come back

    Lauren G.

    I was so so so happy to finally check out Krus. I sampled some of their food when they collabed with Lucali for race week and have been thinking of their oyster mushrooms ever since. The space is really dreamy for a date. I like the sharing concept. I enjoyed the buratta with pickled cantaloupe as it was quite refreshing and unique. The oyster mushrooms were just as wonderful as I remember. The angolotti was good but I'm not sure I'd get it again. I loved the broth, but I found the filling to be too smoky for my personal taste. We unfortunately had an issue with our fresh catch. It was so tough that we could hardly cut it. We begrudgingly sent it back and after it was refired, we had the same issue. We couldn't eat it. I do think I'd come back. I'd like to try some of the other pastas and the crudo, and the service was really nice.

    Ravioli

    Amazing!!!! Costumer service, our waitress was amazing and explained the menu so well and had great recommendations. My elderly grandma had trouble going up the stairs so they gave us a complimentary sour dough plate for our starter, such a great attention to detail. The food was so good and all the flavors mixed together so beautifully. Will definitely be back to try the upcoming seasons menus.

    Miso Brioche
    Diandra L.

    This review is for the brunch at Krus, which is absolutely excellent. It's so hard to pick a spot to eat in the grove these days as there are TONS of amazing local options. We opted for Krus last Saturday and loved it. It's the tiny second story of Los Felix, so definitely make a reservation as there is limited seating. First of all, this spot is beautiful. There is a lot of natural lighting and the walls are lined with wine, both of which are some of my favorite things. Our server suggested a few things on the menu and we opted for Miso Brioche, Bacon, the Pastrami sandwich and the grilled oyster mushrooms. What I loved about this menu is that it is so unique. While there no shortage of spots in the Grove to grab brunch, there is no menu like Krus in the 33133. I like that they have something for everyone - if you want eggs and more breakfasty things, you can find it here alongside heartier lunch style items such as their burger, and coconut rice. Another thing I loved about Krus is that they are very caviar happy. Add caviar or uni to your omelette, add it to your poached mushrooms, find trout roe in your lobster salad. I love to see it. I also want to return for their egg sandwich, because it has Bottarga in it and not enough places serve bottarga in this city. We washed everything down with a Vermentino and a Beer - both delish. Our server was super nice, and the ambiance is perfect for a tasty and innovative brunch. I cannot wait to return!

    Scallops with fresh peas
    Molly P.

    What a nice surprise to find out we'd booked a table on "Wine Wednesday!" Cheers to half price bottles! Even without that fantastic discount, Krüs more than earned its 5 star rating. The service felt relaxed but our server was incredibly attentive and the food?? Fantastically fresh and delicious. We started with the sourdough which was still steaming when it arrived at our table. The roasted artichokes were served on an avocado puree that was creamy & flavorful. My hubby's fav of the night was the oxtail tagliatelle - and it's hard to decide which was better the sauce or the perfect fresh pasta. But, my fav were the scallops. The egg yolk emulsion, fresh peas, and pickled green almonds meant I was spooning that leftover sauce into my mouth long after the scallops were gone! I couldn't leave a drop behind. Such a delicious meal!

    Felicia A.

    The vibe at this spot is amazing! The light that comes in is so nice. We had some really nice natural wines which I loved. The service was really friendly as well. As for the food, I only tried a few bites. The porcini bread and the crab rice as well as the chocolate dessert. I really enjoyed all 3 dishes, they were just pricy for small portions. I would come back!

    Days Catch Crudo
    Sarah P.

    This is a fantastic farm to table restaurant located in Coconut Grove. Located upstairs from its sister restaurant, los Felix, their menu focuses heavily on seasonal ingredients, and they built associations with numerous vendors and farms in Miami in the surrounding area that supply them with very unique, fresh ingredients. The ambiance is funky art deco style, with the focal piece of the dining space being split between the open concept kitchen on the opposite end of the staircase from the seating and the wine store/pickling operation encasing the walls. I had the days catch crudo to start, which was incredible. The die cut pickled radishes on top were delicious and the ponzu lime sauce was so good I wanted to drink it. While they typically recommend splitting dishes family style, I was dining solo so I had the lamb shank as a main. The meat was fall-off-the-bone good and the yogurt salsa verde sauce was a bright, citrusy way to cut through the heaviness of the meat. The wine selection by the glass is limited (bottle selection is impressive though) but the waiters are very knowledgeable about all the wines available. I'd recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for a nicer place to stop in and eat in coconut grove.

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    One of the best brunches I've had in a very long time. The egg sandwich was clutch, and the lobster rolls were equally amazing.

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    Best restaurant in the Grove. It's a shame they don't get as many people as Los Felix downstairs.

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