Este restaurant me transporto a la isla, me sentí en mi campo comiendo la comida de mi abuela, wow…read moreque delicia, el rabo guisado estaba incredible. Me encantó mucho!

Wife had a itch for Dominican food and we decided to stop by El Conuquito which was in the area. We…read morearrived around 7pm and parking was relatively easy as they have their own lot. The tables are outside but covered. As should be expected Latin music is playing all through out the place and at just that right volume level where you have to talk just a little bit louder and using your hands. The restaurant was lively and had a good amount of people. We ordered the Mangu and the Locrio de Cerdo amongst other things. Everything was really good. Food took awhile to come out but heard they had one person in the kitchen. But good company and good music makes the wait better. Overall it was a good place and it definitely gives off local spot vibes. Recommend if you are looking for some good Dominican food and vibes.

Casual, comforting Cuban/American diner in south beach. I was given this rec by a friend and it did…read morenot disappoint! The menu has a wide variety of Cuban foods but I decided to go with my go-to: a Cuban sandwich. We ordered our food to go and it was prepared quickly. The sandwich itself was probably the best Cuban I've ever had. The pickles were a nice touch.

Not what I expected, but not bad! The food had good flavor. The ambiance is diner style so it looks…read moreoutdated on the inside. The service was not the best, but that's okay. The menu was more pricey than expected which was a bit disappointing. A lot of items were around $20 and the portions weren't huge. You do get complimentary bread! We ordered: Beef empanadas 2/5 Ropa Veja 3/5 Overall, I won't be back, but a lot of people seem to like it.

It doesn't get more authentic than this. A neighborhood spot in Allapattah that never disappoints…read moreyou just drop in get in line cafeteria style and pick out your food. Everything is extremely tasty you won't be disappointed.

The chicken is the best thing on the menu! The chicken with tostones or French fries should be the…read moreonly thing you order. They do take a while as they do fifty the fries or the tostones as you're there. I also tried their tres leches which was surprisingly very good. If you're craving some Dominican pica pollo I recommend.

Este fin de semana pasado asistí a Club Típico Dominicano, un lugar al que he asistido desde que…read moretemprana edad. Siempre le he tenido cariño a este sitio y por eso me duele aún más tener que escribir esta reseña. Lamentablemente, la experiencia fue muy desagradable debido al trato de una mesera de origen Venezolana con pelo rubio. Se negó a atender a una persona en mi mesa, argumentando que los de mi mesa solo van a bailar y no a consumir. La actitud de ella demuestra una falta total de ética y capacitación en servicio al cliente. Negar servicio basándose en suposiciones personales es inaceptable. Me sorprendió muchísimo ese comentario, ya que en ningún momento se me ha informado que sea obligatorio consumir para poder disfrutar del ambiente y la música aparte de que siempre consumismo pero quisas no lo que ella pretende que se consuma. Su actitud fue grosera, poco profesional y muy inapropiada y aparte con tanta seriedad y muy poco amigable para ese tipo de trabajo, Como cliente que ha apoyado este lugar por años, no considero correcto que se hagan comentarios personales ni que se niegue servicio basado en percepciones. Todos merecemos respeto y un trato digno. Espero que la administración tome en cuenta esta situación y revise este tipo de comportamientos, ya que afectan la reputación del establecimiento y la experiencia de quienes hemos sido clientes fieles por tanto tiempo.

To dance this place is great! I went for a weekend event they had and it was fun…read more Their service and food however is lacking. When we arrived I am not sure if the restaurant wasn't open or not, but the lady was all the way on the back and we didn't even know where to sit. She took a while to tell us to sit down. The food came out quickly but it was just ok. It was lacking a bit of flavor or salt. I will come back, but just to dance not eat.

There were El Tiesto locations closer to me, but my friends insisted the Miami one was more of a…read morevibe and I'm glad I listened! First things first, the DJ was ON POINT didn't stay on one genre too long, just kept the energy flowing perfectly. It was a rainy Sunday so it wasn't as packed or hype as we expected, but honestly? Even if it was just us and the DJ, it still would've been a whole party. The inside has a dark, moody vibe with cute spots for pics, definitely a vibe. Parking was $11 in a small lot right outside, which wasn't bad. Now let's get into the important part... the FOOD & DRINKS whew!! I had a passion fruit mojito and a passion fruit margarita, both were SO good. Like... real good LOL! The wings were flavorful, and we also had fried tostones topped with shrimp in this sweet sauce that paired perfectly with the savory. SO GOOD. I also tried two different sushi rolls with steak, and babyyy... every bite had me like "hmmmmm" no exaggeration at all. They offer both a brunch menu and a regular menu, and everything is displayed on tablets which was super vibrant and easy to browse. I don't love driving all the way to Miami, but for these vibes, the music, and the food? I'd definitely make the trip again. Good food, good drinks, good music, good vibes. We had an amazing time!

DOMINICAN JAPANESE FUSION ?!?! TAKE MY CARD…read more First, I just want to admire the property's murals. They're breathtaking the artist deserves their flowers. Speaking of flowers who ever came up with the interior layout and the Latino/asian aesthetic deserves a raise. There were multiple tv some playing on of the sports channels or old Asians movies. There was no DJ when I went but the playlist was fire, from dembow to bachata I was jamming the whole time. I ordered a sushi roll which was a little less than what I was expecting so I was still hungry after my meal. That's on me though. It was good I can't complained. The fried flacks were the perfect touch to the roll. The table complaint was that the portions were less than fulfilling. So maybe order an appetizer. I'm not upset with my experience I would dine again.

One of the most interesting fish tacos that I've ever tried. Service is friendly and sincere…read more Ambience is fun and Mexican-friendly'

Amazing food with delicious Colombian flavors. Wasn't too happy with the ambiance because they…read moremaintain in the place in extremely low light. I definitely think this impacted our experience with the food tasting.

We ended up at El Mangu for breakfast after striking out at a Cuban bakery that wasn't set up for…read moredining in--and it turned out to be the better move. From the start, the welcome was warm and genuine, with prompt, attentive service. The space itself is simple and cozy--no unnecessary frills, just what you need, which fits the experience perfectly. We ordered the cuatro golpes, and it delivered. As a Boricua who's spent plenty of time around Dominican food, I can say this felt authentic--like sitting in a friend's kitchen rather than a restaurant. That's not something you come across often. Before leaving, I took a look at the board with their lunch and dinner offerings--chivo, oxtail, red snapper, sancocho. That alone was enough to guarantee I'll be back next time I'm in Miami.

I've visited here a few times and have never left dissatisfied or disappointed. Great portions on…read morethe food and great flavor. Visited here on a Saturday and was immediately able to sit and enjoy. Service was fast, friendly and accommodating. Food was delicious. Oxtail is usually available on Saturday and came with a great portion of white rice, red beans and a side tostones.. it was enough for 2 people. When in Hialeah, I do my best to come here because it's a great spot.

Great service, food was delicious and the passion fruit mojito was so good. Highly recommendedread more

Nachos was an amazing server. He made sure me and my friend were highly taken care of and all the…read moreservice was great. I will definitely come back amazing drinks as well

Garden House is the best traditional Colombian food restaurant that exist in south beach! Food was…read morephenomenal and Gigi was the best waitress and extremely prompt and professional, highly recommend their services!

Garden House has such good colombian food!! I got a cortadito and the colombian breakfast. I had…read morenever had a Colombian breakfast before but everything listed sounded good, so I tried it out. It was so good. It came with rice and beans, eggs (i got them sunny side up), chorizo, avocado. I loved it, it was flavorful and delicious. The service was great, and the outside was very cute. They had fans set up so you could get a respite from the Miami heat.

Oh my oh my....these folks make an excellent Cubano, cordita strong Cuban coffee and a pork and…read moreplantain empanada. I was in the neighborhood to get a badly needed haircut while visiting from the Bay Area for work and next door on the corner on an otherwise unassuming street is this solid legit Cuban sammie and coffee place. Locals galore sitting outside sipping strong Cuban coffee and eating Sammie's and empanadas. Who am I to argue with the locals. They definitely steered me right on this one. The Cubano was stuffed with moist roasted pork and ham with pickles and melted cheese. The spicy garlicky green sauce that comes with it could make an old shoe delicious ! The coffee was spot on and that roasted pork and plantain empanada also hit the proverbial spot. All in with tax and tip for $25 I was stuffed full and now remarkably fluent in Spanish ! Esta bien Las Olas Cafe ! Muy muy deliciosa !

I was visiting Miami for less than 24 hours, and I made it my mission to try a Cubano sandwich on…read moremy trip. I did some research, and Las Olas Cafe came up in multiple recommendations. Located a couple of blocks off a major road (Washington Ave.), Las Olas Cafe felt like a hole-in-the wall neighborhood joint - a team of off-duty police officers were enjoying their dinner inside the restaurant, and families were eagerly lined up at the to-go window outside the restaurant. As I waited in line to order, I perused the menu, which included breakfast items, coffee, and a variety of sandwiches. Even though there were only a couple of customers ahead of me in line, each meal was made-to-order before the next order was taken. This meant that the staff prepared about half a dozen coffees, a couple of smoothies, and several meals before it was my turn to order. When I finally placed my order for a Cubano sandwich, I waited about 20 minutes for my food to be prepared. My sandwich was served piping hot, and I eagerly took my food to go so I could enjoy it at the beach nearby. Despite the wait (about an hour from the time I arrived at the cafe despite the short line), my food was delicious. The sandwich was stuffed with crispy shredded pork and ham, and a generous amount of mustard, melted cheese, and pickles pulled it all together.