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La Casita Cafeteria

4.1 (11 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Saturday Special: Sopa de Res
Karla E.

This hole in the wall has my heart! They have specials every day! I would take it to go because the inside is mighty small and seating is limited. We sat and the waitress came to greet us in less than 10 minutes. She took our drink and food order and in a couple minutes came back with toast! It was honestly super buttery and crunchy! Food: I had to try one of the Saturday specials, the sopa de res. I was pleasantly surprised! I had the small and it was a big plate that came with a side of rice and a tortilla. And of course, I had to try the pupusas! I had one of queso con frijol and one of queso con loroco. Honestly, they both tasted pretty authentic, but my favorite was the queso con loroco. So flavorful and cheesy!! Drinks: they have $4 coronas! I didn't have one, but I had the horchata and it was good. Tasted fresh made! Give this place a shot! Looks run downed but the food is tasty, great price, and good serving size! Great service too. The waitresses were quick and attentive.

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Versailles - Tres Leches ($4.95) - good though also on the sweeter side. Not as sweet as the flan.

Versailles

4.0(7.1k reviews)
1.0 mi•West Flagler
•$$

We have been to Miami twice and both visits included multiple trips to Versailles. Sure there are…read moreother great Cuban restaurants in Miami and in the Little Havana area, although this is on Calle Ocho but a little west of the Little Havana area. On this last trip, we ordered the Special Cuban sandwich is their larger version of the famous Cuban or Cubano sandwich. We also ordered the Versailles Combo Appetizer which includes a beef empanada, a chicken empanada and a ham and cheese empanada. You also get the yucca fries with the cilantro sauce. And finally you get some croquettes. Not a huge fan of the croquettes here but they are OK. As previously mentioned, we have been here several time and on this trip, the hostess said if you want to be in the room of mirrors. What? I said OK and they took us to the back, where it is a, well... room of mirrors. The way she said it made me think, should I be concerned. But it was a big open area. The whole place is very nice. We love the large parking area because this place is packed most of the time. We actually came back and ordered another Cubano for the flight home. You should have seen the people looking at us while we ate our Cubano and they enjoyed their pretzel braids. :)

The greeter was completely rude, took us to the table put the menu down and walked away…read more The server was very nice. The food was such a disappointment. The meat was dry and salty. The rice was undercooked and crunchy. Mojitos were good Very disappointed coming from California to try this food. In would not recommend.

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Versailles - Indoor seating area of bakery

Indoor seating area of bakery

Versailles - Flan de Caramelo ($4.75) - Cuban style flan. Pretty good though very sweet. Very smooth texture.

Flan de Caramelo ($4.75) - Cuban style flan. Pretty good though very sweet. Very smooth texture.

Versailles - Flan de Caramelo ($4.75) - Cuban style flan. Pretty good though very sweet. Very smooth texture.

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Flan de Caramelo ($4.75) - Cuban style flan. Pretty good though very sweet. Very smooth texture.

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Fritanga Cana Brava

4.4(347 reviews)
0.5 mi•West Flagler
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The best Nica food. Big portions, great for delivery and take out. Gallo pinto is great, carne…read moreasada and pollo asada both excellent. The slaw and hot sauce. All good

Sometimes the best food discoveries happen when you're hungry and someone recommends a place you've…read morenever tried before! This past Thursday, I decided to visit my new 10-month-old grandson after work since I was already in the area near the airport. It was great spending some time with him, but after an unexpected visit that ran until around 8 p.m., I was absolutely starving! I asked my daughter to recommend somewhere nearby to grab a bite, and she suggested Fritanga Caña Brava, a Nicaraguan restaurant near SW 8th Street and 29th Avenue. So off I went! When I arrived, the parking lot was packed, which I took as a good sign. Inside, the place didn't look like much, but it appeared clean and had a few tables for those who wanted to eat there. Most of the action was at the counter, where a long line of customers ordered their food from behind a glass display. Fortunately, the line moved pretty quickly, and I could tell that takeout was a big part of their business. I ordered the churrasco steak, gallo pinto (Nicaraguan rice and beans), fried cheese, sweet plantains, and Nicaraguan sausage. Let me tell you, I was so hungry that I practically rushed to the table and devoured my meal in record time! Overall, the food was pretty good. The prices were reasonable, and I enjoyed the combination of traditional Nicaraguan flavors. The restaurant also seemed well staffed, with plenty of friendly employees working together to handle the large number of customers coming through the door. A Little Background Fritanga Caña Brava appears to have been serving the Miami community since around 2006-2008, putting its history at approximately 18-20 years. That's a respectable run in Miami's competitive restaurant scene! Public records identify Eugenio A. Acevedo Sr. as president of the current business corporation, although I couldn't confirm the original founder or uncover a verified story about how the restaurant got started. Interestingly, the location has some history of its own. According to local food writer Burger Beast, the property once housed La Hacienda Restaurant, which opened in 1946. The old roadside sign remains a reminder of the location's past. My Final Take Would I have discovered this place on my own? Honestly, probably not. If my daughter hadn't recommended it, I might have driven right past it without giving it a second thought. But I'm glad I stopped in! The food was good, the prices were fair, the staff was friendly, and the service moved along efficiently despite the crowd. The dining area wasn't particularly impressive, and while I enjoyed my meal, nothing stood out enough to make me want to give it four or five stars based on this visit alone. Still, if you're looking for casual, reasonably priced Nicaraguan comfort food in Miami, Fritanga Caña Brava is worth considering. Three stars from me for a satisfying meal, friendly service, and a good recommendation from my daughter!

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Fritanga Cana Brava - Dinner at Fritanga Cana Brava

Dinner at Fritanga Cana Brava

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Hair in steak nasty and cold at that

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3.3(8 reviews)
0.4 mi•West Flagler

I was excited to try this place; it was my birthday dinner date with my husband. We rarely get out…read morealone. Unfortunately, the music was so loud (4 pm-ish on a Sunday) it was extremely difficult to compete against. People were shouting over the music. It wasn't as "warm and inviting" as I expected. It was so loud, I had to leave. I was looking for a place where we could dine and where (normal volume) conversation could take place. Sadly that was my first impression. I ordered a quisqueya roll and tried to cancel before leaving but was told it was too late to cancel. So I bought it "to go" while we found a different place to eat. I'm normally not a complainer. In fact, I usually give excellent reviews! I tried to avoid the negative review and originally messaged them privately via IG. No manager approached us; no one seemed to care.

La Tierra Restaurant - Miami, FL…read more La Tierra never disappoints! The atmosphere was amazing -- great music, an even better DJ, and food that hits every time. The vibe is perfect for a night out with friends or just to enjoy good food and good energy. I also want to give a big shout-out to the staff. I accidentally left my wallet there the night before, right after Thanksgiving, and they kept it safe for me until the next day. Truly honest and attentive people. That alone shows the kind of service they provide.

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