Excellent food!!! Great service! Relaxing ambiance. It was good I didn't get a chance to take…read morepictures lol . Worth every penny! I will DEFINITELY be back. Even the dessert was good! Ask for Edgar excellent customer service.

Sabor a Perú was recommended to us by a friend and I'm so glad she sent us here because this ended…read moreup being the best meal of our Miami trip. Small cozy spot with plenty of indoor seating and a very welcoming vibe. Felt like one of those local hidden gems you're lucky enough to stumble into while traveling. I can't really speak on parking since we were visiting from out of town, but once we sat down everything from the service to the food was amazing. Our server Angela was super polite, helpful, and made the whole experience even better. The food was absolutely delicious and tasted authentic from the first bite to the last. The fish, octopus, and shrimp ceviche was incredibly fresh with so much flavor. The Lomo Saltado was cooked perfectly and comforting in the best way. The Tallarin Verde Con Pescado À la Placha was honestly unforgettable. The fish was perfectly cooked and the green pasta sauce was rich, creamy, and packed with flavor. We also ordered the Jugo de Piña and Jugo Mixto which were both fresh and refreshing. You can tell there's a lot of heart in the food here. Definitely a spot I'd come back to every time I'm in Miami.

Everything we tried was absolutely delicious!! The ceviche…read morewas refreshingly fresh; it's clear the seafood and meat and ingredients in general are well-sourced and of high quality. Portions are generous & flavors are spot-on. Staff are super friendly & made great recommendations. Would 100% return & recommend!!

New ownership. Prices were raised. Menu changed. Food is average at best. This used to be a hidden…read moregem. Now, not so much.

Today is Friday, April 10 and this message is solely based on the horrible interaction. I had with…read morethe woman working around 6 PM today. She's tall, dark with hair, Hispanic and perhaps a supervisor, at least she had an air of arrogance to her posing as such. After spending some time at the nearby park overlooking the bay, I stopped by to attempt to use the restroom, but after realizing it needed a code to enter the ladies's restroom I kindly asked her if I can get the code and she rudely told me that I needed to purchase something first. In Miami there seems to be a lack of humanitarianism, which is truly sad.

I had heard some complaints about this establishment from a couple of people. Some people were…read moresaying they were skimping out on serving sizes of chicken or rice for their chop-chop bowls, however, I did not have that issue. The employees seemed fairly nice and friendly. The restaurant was very clean. I enjoyed my Mexican chop-chop that I haven't had in over a year since I moved to Orlando. The only issue I found here is there is a bit of a language barrier with some of the girls working behind the counter.

Another great experience today! Huge shoutout to Yeisor for making me an amazing hot dog and an…read moreabsolutely incredible raspado. Great food, great service, and even better people. It's always nice to support local businesses that consistently deliver quality and make you feel welcome. If you're looking for a delicious bite and a refreshing treat, this is definitely a spot worth visiting. Thanks again, Yeisor--I'll definitely be back!

This place is demasiado brutal, vale!…read more Pepito's Plaza Brickell is pure Venezuelan soul wrapped in an arepa. The La Pelúa is the real MVP, packed hasta el tope with juicy carne mechada and melted yellow gouda that hits en el alma. It's not just tasty, it's arrechísima. You bite into that and boom, you're back on the streets of Caracas, eating sabroso and forgetting you're even in Brickell. And the papitas fritas? Una vaina seria. Super crispy, golden, and totally addictive. You'll say you're just gonna try a few... mentira. You'll crush the whole thing before you're halfway through your arepa. Can't miss the toppings like alioli, garlic, guasacaca, spicy, or the Venezuelan punch, tartar sauce. Now let's talk billete: the price is a ganga. For what you get, massive portions, flavor for days, and that homemade feel, it's honestly a steal. In this part of Miami? That's a miracle with guasacaca on top. Plus, the crew? Unos cracks. Full-on Venezuelan warmth, quick service, good vibes, and they treat you like you've been coming there since chamito. Yasimar (pelo largo negro chick, Elizabeth, Lizbeth, Juan, and Efrain, gracias por contagiar real pana energy all around. In short: La Pelúa + crispy fries + price that doesn't hurt + puro sabor criollo + a killer team = 20/10. Go, eat, and leave saying: "¡Coño, qué brutal está esto!"

I was here with a group of friends and this place is a hidden gem the food was so delicious and the…read moreservice is amazing! They had a nice patio with a fan if its sunny out nice shade and many tables available! The chicharron seviche is amazing def must try! Thank you! Cant wait to be back

Absolutely phenomenal food - the ribs fall off the bone, the guacamole is to die for, and their…read moretake on chicharron is unique and flavorful - definitely one of me and my girlfriend's favorite spots in Miami

Parking: small parking lot Interior: super small shop with…read moremaybe 6-8 counter seats. Wait Time: I ordered to go and it took about 15-20min. Staff was great. Items Order: Thursday lunch special: 9/10 Costilla Asada Spare Ribs $12 (after tax) - Ribs were cooked well but meat was still tender. Seasoning was good but could be better. Fries were well done and large portion. Side salad was a good complement to the fried foods. Bring cash! $1 ANY card transaction

This place has terrific food and great prices, but possibly THE WORST customer service I've ever…read moreexperienced. And don't you dare ask for your cafe con leche any different than the way they usually make it, or there will be an upcharge. First time I went they charged me one price, and the second time it was $1.50 higher because I was asking for too much cafe-when it was the exact same order as the first time, and it's the same amount of cafe they give me at other restaurants. Two visits was enough for me-I won't be going back.

A whole experience, not just a meal I was driving home from…read morea Marlins game and stopped looking for a quick bite. I saw La Peruanita and figured, why not. The place was packed I thought there was no way I'd get a table. To my surprise, they sat me with two ladies who were super friendly and, as they joked, "adopted" me for the night. Turns out there was a soccer game on, and after I finished eating they invited me to stay and watch. I'm glad I did. The entire staff was incredibly warm, attentive, and welcoming. By the end of the match we were all laughing, talking, having a couple drinks, and it honestly felt like I had walked into a family gathering instead of a restaurant. And the food? The lomo saltado was delicious next time I'll remember to take a picture because it deserves one. Overall, La Peruanita is a family friendly spot with great energy, great people, and great food. If you're in the area, it's absolutely worth stopping in. Thank you to everyone there for the hospitality and the good vibes.

My husband and I visited my Mom in North Miami at her elder care facility and needed a late lunch…read more I was in the mood for something Spanish and this closeby restaurant came up on our radar. It is not fancy. It is a small Mom & Pop eatery, with a few onsite parking spots at the corner of 167th Street and NE 2nd Avenue. There is a McDonald's to the SE and a Burger King to the NE. The dining room was very clean and could seat about 24. Our server, Alex(andra), was extremely friendly, talkative, and vivacious. We ordered two lunch specials from the executive menu (Menu Ejecutivo) at $13.99 each. The Pollo Saltado with well-cooked onions and the Chaufa de carne (beef fried rice). Both lunches came with a side, and we each chose the house soup. The soup was chicken with rice and what seemed like some veggies. The flavor was incredibly delicious with a limey taste. The chicken dish was good but needed a bit more cilantro. However my onions were cooked just right producing a nice caramelly texture. Even though it was a smidgen salty, the fried rice was the perfect texture. There also is a daily special from Mondays through Thursdays. Both specials are available from 11:30 am to 3:30 p.m. I think we may be back on Thursday just for the Seco de Pollo (chicken stew). Two lunches, two sodas, tax, and tip was about $42.

A good beachfront Argentinean spot! Huge, delicious Milanesa Napolitana, and the morcillas and…read moremollejas were spot on. Excellent service and a lovely, spacious atmosphere.

I stopped in for a casual meal and had an average experience overall. This is more of a laid back,…read moreneighborhood style spot than a full Argentine steakhouse. New Campo has a nice setup, good decor, plenty of seating inside, and some outdoor tables. Service was just ok. Friendly enough, but not especially attentive, or memorable. They were out of the beef empanadas when I tried to order them, which was disappointing given that is a staple for a place like this. I ordered the Argentine sausage sandwich. It was decent and filling, but nothing that stood out. Overall, the food was ok, not excellent. New Campo feels like a place that can be solid for straightforward grilled items, but my sandwich and visit was more middle-of-the-road. On the bright side, pricing felt reasonable for Miami Beach, which is a plus. This is an OK option if you are nearby and want something easy and casual. I will go with a three star review.