What's not to like? It's Fritanga. Food was brought out quick and fresh, worth the price.read more

What a delicious welcome to Miami. On our first night, we adventured into locals territory to have…read morea hearty Nicaraguan dinner for our tired travel day selves. Javier was an amazing host and gave us the devoted attention he would have as if we were Guests in his home. For the five of us weary travelers we ordered: Two orders of the Parrillada Guayacan Queso Frito Yucca Frita Chanchito Frito Avocado Ensalada Many rounds of Toña and Flor de Caña Hubs is a proud Nicaraguan and he said this meal took him back home. Had a very memorable time and everyone still reminisces about this experience to this day. Gracias Javier!

Good Cuban food , affordable,fast service , great for lunch . No frills cafeteria, with tables and…read morecounter top /service .

I ordered this for delivery while I slept in. When it arrived, I couldn't have been happier. It was…read morea fully loaded complete breakfast for 13.99! It even arrived hot. Even the cafe con leche was hot! The eggs were fresh, the bacon+ sausage+ ham were all delicious and even the Cuban toast arrived toasty and crispy! It was a great deal, it arrived hot, and you can tell they made it fresh and cared about quality. I will definitely be ordering from here again!

I usually visit Las Marias to have the "Nica" Breakfast. The Gallo pinto has that nice crispy…read moretexture the rice needs for ultimate flavor. The cheese, and "mantequilla" aka sour cream taste fresh, and the maduros are always on point. They also provide the Cafe con Leche with milk on one side and Colada (expresso) on a little steel cup, so you can add coffee based on preference. They usually play Reggaeton on the TV next to the expresso machine, but its volume is gentle enough to get work done. The place is facing Calle 8, you will see a lot of movement around when facing outside, the noise seats outside though. The service is great. They have one server and food is often ready within 10 minutes. I will keep visiting this place, as it provides the consistency I expect on food.

Just wow!!! The latin food tastes just like home! Amazing food & service in this small location in…read morecalle 8! My friends and I had mojarra frita, bandeja paisa carne asada. Just sooooo delicious come and eat here!!

Let's be honest. Little Havana is no longer the Cuban neighborhood. The influx of other Latin…read moreimmigrants has ushered in more Central and South Americans to add their flavors and traditions in the über Hispanic Miami melting pot. This part of town was an area that had more Cuban cafeterias than anything else; one could easily engage in a Cuban bread loaf and colada sword fight at any given moment..worse thing that could of happened is someone's madrina would judge you with a disapproving staredown and a matching chihuahua suffocating under her gargantuan breasts. ..ok. Glad you got the picture. Things have gotten a little sketch-town round these parts. Not to worry, the Uruguayans have arrived with Jordi and a hell of a Parillero to entice us with sappy Latin ballads and a sensational wood fire grilled precursor to gout. So put away your weapons, you can defend yourself with a left over sausage from the monstrosity of a mixed parillada for 1 that could easily feed a gang of MS13 thuggish ruggish brats. And Christ Allmighty on a cracker it's enjoyable in every way-ESPECIALLY with an $18 bottle (or 3) of house wine. Yes, yes, yes Morocha we adore you. Everything served is dare I say divine when you can make anyone jump out of their seats and dance awkwardly on stage with the disco lights and their resident Uruguayans egging you on to continue stuffing your face and acting a fool. By the way, the staff is laid back but oh so welcoming...and the blonde waitress with the pixie cut is a sensational dancer that doesn't miss a beat. Maybe I'll include photographic evidence, or you could simply make your way over on a Friday night with the family and experience it for yourself. Granted, their meats are grilled by a master and their house made pastas are so homey and fresh tasting you want to kiss the cook. Don't expect fancy, quiet or frou frou plating. This is like going to someone's house party and picking on grilled cow innards and drinking table wine but with strangers in a convivial spirit. Vegetarians can also look forward to friendly options like their veggies or melty provoleta cheese in a cast iron pot. Get it with tomatoes on top. The guy that sings has a knack for belting out ballad after ballad; he loves interacting with the crowd. He's great! Watchout for the regular with hungry eyes, when her flirty gaze zeroes in on your man... She's out to try and chachacha her way over- you can't get mad though it's all in good fun and she has great taste, my boyfriend is pretty sexy. Perhaps she'll let you dance with her silver fox?.. So the verdict is a definite yes. Just like spotting a rare exotic flower in a grimy polluted alley in some poverty stricken slum, this restaurant/ chuck e cheese for adults is a flaw free gem. Take a cab, Lyft or über though because the police station is close by and you could easily unleash the wino having a grande ole time. Just the smell of their roaring grill consuming all that aromatic wood is enough to get the carnivore in anyone drooling and speaking in tongues...by the way the tongue a la vinagrette is so simple and delish. Happy gluttony. Fresh, fun and fairly priced.

Being born and raised in Miami, I grew up around Nicaraguan food. I've tried many in my life, none…read moreas good as La Gata. Over the years, I've gotten to know the family that owns and runs this restaurant and they are incredibly nice. The food is delicious and reasonably priced. La Gata is not as well known as the other fritangas in Miami, but they should be. Check 'em out, and say hi. Chances are I'll be there!

As a Dominican New Yorker, I'm always on the hunt for good Dominican food and Milly's did not…read moredisappoint. It gives very local mom and pop vibes, super homey and authentic like you're walking into someone's kitchen. It was pretty empty when we went which made it feel even more laid back. The food was so good but just a heads up they do run out of dishes throughout the day. We were hoping for moro but they were out by the time we got there. I ordered the palomilla steak with rice and beans and it came with two maduros which I loved. The steak was super flavorful and tender. We also got the pollo guisado and it was just as delicious, very classic and comforting. Service was really good and the food came out so fast. Everything felt easy and smooth. I will definitely be coming back, this is one of those spots you keep in rotation when you're craving real Dominican food.

The steak was half chewy half decent and the rest burnt not even…read more Also they gave a hard piece of Yuca that was harder then a rock Anyone serving food to someone could potentially know what their serving You should know it's a hard piece of yuca or a stale steak if the cook is preparing the meal it's obvious when somethings bad why bring it to the table? Only 1 other person was in there and the initial server had a stank face Not sure why this has 4 stars stop lying yall made me waste my money on this for nada Better or at el Rinconcito

As a Catracha (born in Honduras), I love my central american food.. however, their mariscada soup (…read moresopa de marisco con coco) is THE BEST DISH I have EVER had at amy of their Miami locations!! I now live in Washington State and wish my local restaurants would offer dishes with at least half of the flavor the Atlaklat restaurants serve. El Salvador!! Honduras!!

If you're looking for a local spot with great food at great prices, you could never go wrong with…read moreEl Atlakat. Here they serve Salvadoran food and if you've never tried it it's definitely worth going. I've been going for many years and anything I ever try on the menu, I absolutely love. It's definitely Hispanic comfort food. All the staff at the restaurant are always very nice to me whether it be for a sit down meal or just pick up. Rest assure that you're going to have a great meal just don't expect some fancy restaurant. This is a very local spot and I'm pretty sure most of the people that come here are regulars. Make sure to stop by and give this spot a try, you will not be disappointed.

Yoooooooo! Yoa's has some tasty taquitos and great breakfast. I love how everything in this quaint…read morelittle cafe is made fresh to order and offers ample opportunity to people watch. People watch you ask? This place hosts some serious meetings of the minds. On any given day you see Cuban viejitos cracking jokes with Central Americans staff or other patrons enjoying both Cuban and Honduran food. Que lindo right? Good value, pretty entertaining and tastyyyyyy I love their agua de tamarindo :)

The food was pretty good, I got tacquitos and my wife got something similar to chicken fajitas…read more Started with a T. The bread was awesome! Some little spice. The place downs look appealing from the outside, but the food may surprise. LASTLY, the price was amazing. For our drinks, bread and meals (very full afterwards) it was less than $15. Be prepared for the menu being in Spanish though.

I came here with my sister, and this was our second visit. The food was delicious, and if you're…read morelooking for authentic Puerto Rican food, this is definitely a place to try. Everything we ordered was flavorful, and we've had consistently good experiences with the food. The only downside was the service. It was just average, and the staff could have been a bit friendlier and more attentive. Also, the Coke came in a very small glass bottle, almost sample-sized which was a little disappointing for the price. Overall, I'd still come back for the food because it's worth it.

I've been to Mofongo's previous location before, but this new spot is such an upgrade. It's much…read morebigger, has way more seating, and overall feels a lot more comfortable. I brought my sister because she loves mofongo, and it seemed like the perfect place for us to check out together. We came fairly early, around 6 PM, so it wasn't crowded at all. The only downside was that the restaurant had a fragrance that was incredibly strong and honestly a bit overpowering. It kind of took away from the experience for me. They don't have outdoor seating, but I genuinely would have preferred sitting outside in the Miami heat over being inside with that scent. Food wise, it definitely delivered. I ordered the churrasco mofongo and it was delicious. The steak was flavorful and paired perfectly with the mofongo. We also got the fried chicken for my nephew, and it was so good. Crispy, juicy, and a huge hit with him. Service was good throughout our visit, and our food came out quickly. Overall, I'm glad to see them thriving in a larger space. The food was great, the service was solid, and if they toned down the fragrance, the experience would have been even better.