Amazing Experience…read more Thomas went above and beyond to make sure we had an amazing night. The hookah was BUSSSINGGG. The aesthetics gave me a nice home warning feeling. The wine was fresh and crisp! One of Miami's hidden gems :) !! Music is amazing, rather a date night or chill Vibe !

Amazing service! Hookah is smooth and flavor is on point. Ivan sat down with us and consulted on…read morewhat flavor we wanted. The cleanliness if this place also stands out. Ivan and Andre are wonderful at their craft. This is a hidden gem and definitely will be back for more. Thank you!

This smooth speakeasy has a great vibe. The bouncer takes you down the stairs and you're…read moretransported. The mafia meets Miami energy is prevalent throughout the space. The bartenders were super friendly. But, the main draw of this establishment is the cocktails. These were easily some of the best we've ever had. I may come back to Miami just to drink here.

This place is so cool because when you walk in, you have to walk down the stairs 9 feed…read moreunderground. It gives prohibition era and feels so scandalous as you're entering. We made a reservation prior to coming because in order to make it inside you need to book a reservation. The establishment is small which is why you have to reserve. We came at around 10:45 and our reservation was for 11:00. They sat us down right away. The vibes are chill and cool, there's a dj playing music. It was like house, tech vibes. The music was great and people were enjoying their time. We had 1 cocktail each and went on our way because we just came to check out the spot honestly. I had the fabulous martini which has a purple hue to it, it was very refreshing. I love that they garnish it with a lavender. The espresso martini was made with Don Julio Reposado, and had real fresh espresso as per the menu. It was good but a bit strong too! We had asked for an extra shot of espresso on the side just as a pick me up. But our server told us that it comes cold, which is odd because the menu literally says freshly brewed espresso in the cocktail description. It was fine though, we still enjoyed the drinks. Overall, our experience was nice! If you are ever in the Hialeah area, you should totally check this spot out. They also have bites you can order but we were full from dinner and didn't get a chance to try anything. Definitely have to come back to try some more cocktails and grab some bites!

Second time here and the place impressed just as the first visit…read more At first, a little skeptical: what's with all the grandma holiday decorations in the bar area? But thankfully their main area was tasteful and had a perfect atmosphere for New Years Eve. We ordered the following apps: 1. Arroz negro (black squid ink rice with cuddlefish): absolutely delicious 10/10 2. Carbonara croquettes: this is the Second time we ordered this and just as good 10/10 3. Crispy fried artichokes: absolutely lovely, light and airy 10/10 For mains: 1. Oxtail paella: delicious, and unique. Great for those who don't like seafood. Huge shareable size. 10/10 2. Duck breast: small portion but tasty. 8/10 3. Snapper with fennel: delicious especially the fennel side. Dessert: 1. Chocolate mousse: not bad, but not life changing. 7/10 2. Labneh with saffron syrup and crunchy honey: out of this world. What a unique and unexpected delight. It was a special of the day but we hope they bring this back, it's too good and nothing like it anywhere else! 20/10 Beverages: 1. Holiday shot in souvenir glass: tbh I only got this for the glass but the shot was okay: espresso, mint liqueur and orange liqueur. It was heavy on the mint which I wasn't a huge fan of. 8/10 3. Macchiato 10/10-really love the china cups they are served on--it elevates the experience.

Señora Martinez, the new restaurant in Coral Gables by chef Michelle Bernstein, offers a stylish…read moreand lively atmosphere, with live music on weekends. The happy hour prices are reasonable, but the "mini cocktails" and small bites are truly miniature, making them feel a bit expensive for the portion size. Overall, it is a beautiful addition to Coral Gables and a great spot to enjoy an upscale dining experience.

For those flying in First or Business, or those with top tier status, the American Flagship lounge…read moreat MIA (near Gate 30) is a nice retreat. The staff are warm and friendly , and there is ample comfortable seating. The food options are disappointing, but Flagship customers also have access the standard American lounge too which sometimes has more appealing food options and everyday comfort deserts (like Brownies, rice Krispy treats or German cake). One of my favorite amenities of the Flagship lounge is the shower suites. I enjoy a nice shower before a long international flight (as well as the Arrivals Lounge in Heathrow for example, upon arrival). At the MIA flagship lounge if you arrive with sufficient time they will add your name to the list and typically a shower suite will be ready in about 30-60 minutes. Aside from the showers, it's really all the open seating I enjoy compared to the standard lounge which can get very loud and busy.

Definitely worth a visit if you are eligible for access. A huge step above the Admiral's Club…read morewhich is right next door. On this visit we had the pleasure of experiencing Flagship First dining which is a private, full-service restaurant within the Flagship Lounge. Flagship First dining exists only in Miami and DFW. The LAX Flagship First dining remains closed. Food and beverage options in Flagship First are definitely a step above the standard Flagship Lounge offerings including Laurent-Perrier Grand Siecle champagne! Many years ago, Flagship First had Krug champagne but sadly no more. The decor inside is classy and chic and service is impeccable and attentive. I wanted to try something small since I knew the flight would have a meal as well. I tried the crab cake which was excellent and the perfect size for a snack. Of course, I had the Laurent-Perrier champagne as well - truly outstanding! For dessert I had the poached pear which was delightful! I also had the Irish coffee, but this was much worse than the one I had experienced in DFW. There was neither a cinnamon stick nor whipped cream because they were apparently out of both. Oh well. First world problems! Anyway, definitely visit the Flagship Lounge if you are able and definitely, definitely try Flagship First dining if you get the chance!

If you are trying to burn time and you need a lounge, this place works. In short it is a zoo within…read morethis lounge. A lot of people, packed, and just chaos. The food, works, truly nothing to mention about it. They do have self serve drinks to include liquor and regular beverages. Some food is self serve, while other food you order from a QR Code at your table. Would I go out of my way to come here, no not at all. But, if you wanted a lounge it suffices.

This is a review of the temporary location near gate E33…read more Let's start with the good: Wifi is fast and stable, there's a self serve booze station, A/C is blasting, employees are nice, and there are plenty of seating. The bad: almost no plugs anywhere! Maybe around 10 in the entire lounge and this makes charging your devices difficult. Limited food offerings (ham and cheese sandwiches, packages chips and cookies). The sofa are old and tired looking. The bathroom looks like it's straight from the 70s. No shower. It's also a long walk + train ride from the D terminal. I enjoyed the exercise but if you're pressed for time you might want to skip it.

The only different restaurant in Little Hanava where you find fine cuisine! Beautiful presentation…read moreof food and great taste. If you stay in Jefferson hotel, you gotta go to 4th floor to check it out!

I recently visited Terras Rooftop, a rooftop spot right in the middle of Little Havana with…read morebeautiful views stretching toward Brickell. It's a great place if you want skyline views without being right in the middle of the Brickell crowds. The place has changed a lot since my last visit. The food menu has been renovated, and it definitely shows. The octopus tartlet really surprised me -- creative and well executed. The cod bites were very good as well, packed with rich cod flavor. I ordered the masas de puerco (fried pork chunks) in tamarind sauce, but that combination didn't really work for me personally. The margarita pizza was okay -- nothing bad, just nothing particularly memorable. The cocktails are well crafted and nicely presented. However, I ordered a mezcal shot (400 Conejos), which is a pretty common mezcal, and the pour felt too small for the price. I was expecting a proper tequilero, well served. Service was good overall -- attentive and friendly. I will definitely return to try other dishes and continue exploring the new menu.

After a long flight day, sometimes you have just enough time to get a bite to eat then hit the rack…read moreto get rested for whatever the next day brings. Last night, that was the case for me and Oscar at the bar was just outstanding. I asked him how the mahi-mahi tacos were and he gave them his highest recommendation. For a beverage? Water and lime thank you very much. His service was prompt, personalized and kind. Believe me, I made quick work of the three delicious tacos that appeared before me. Generously portioned on toasted flour tortillas with just the right amount of pickled vegetables, well executed fish and a little chipotle crème that makes the while dish come together. Hit the spot and I slept like a rock! Thumbs up and looking forward to being a repeat customer.

We stayed here both before our cruise and after. I ordered the calamari at the bar the first night,…read more which the bartender told me was excellent. It came and I discovered it was calamari, soggy zuchini pieces and okra, I think. The calamari was overcooked and rubbery. On the second night, my wife and I ordered room service. I got a burger and she got a bowl with farro and quinoa. Both came in a brown box, delivered in a paper bag. Seriously, no plates, no regular utensiles. I picked my hamburger up and my bun was so soggy, it fell apart on the first bite. I could not even hold it to eat it because it was kept falling apart. My wife was trying to eat her bowl and her plastic spoon broke causing the food to spill all over the bed. There was no table in the room for us to eat at, so we had to eat on the bed. Not a good experience at all. I do not recommend this restaurant and can't say a $20 hamburger that is so soggy that it falls apart is ever worth the money!

Hiram Rodriguez great server !!! Sold the menu like a car salesman. Great guy very attentive to our…read moreneeds. I

Hiram was awesome! Great service and food came out so quick. Will definitely be coming again next…read moretime I go through MIA airport.

The Delta Sky Club in Miami is solid. The food and drink was the highlight for me. This Sky Club…read morewent through a significant expansion and renovation, and reopened on April 9, 2024. During our recent visit, it looked fresh and modern, consistent with other relatively recently updated Sky Clubs around the country. This is the only Sky Club in MIA. It's located in the H-J Connector in the South Terminal. Delta mainly operates out of the H gates in Concourse H. From the boarding area, you have to take an elevator or stairs up to Level 4 to enter the Sky Club. Foodwise, I enjoyed the mojo pork, and black beans and rice, as well as a quinoa wrap and warm chocolate chip cookies. Everything was delicious. I liked the touches of Latin cuisine since this is Miami. At the bar, the Bloody Marys were terrific. Overall, the lounge was spacious and seating was comfortable, and service was great (hostess, food staff, bartender).

This visit was disappointing. There were more than a half-dozen tables not yet cleaned after guests…read morehad departed. Several items on the buffet, including scrambled eggs, humus, and egg bites were empty. Two out of three coffee makers were out of order. Unusually noisy. Several people listening to videos or podcasts on iPads and laptops without using headphones. Several children running around and making noise with insufficient adult supervision.

I Stopped in on a Thursday afternoon before my flight. The highlights here are the food and bar in…read moremy opinion. I arrived right before they were transitioning from breakfast to lunch. I did get a chance to try the plantain pancakes, ham, and scrambled eggs. All was tasty, hot and fresh. Unfortunately I just missed the fresh fruit that really looked appetizing. Breakfast was good but I am glad that I saved room for lunch. They had beans and rice along with a delicious Piccadillo made with olives just how I like it! Centurion lounges always have really good salad bars with plenty of fresh veggies and tasty salad dressings. They also had a chicken dish, mushroom bisque, and a few other veggie dishes. The fresh crisp chocolate chip cookies were yummy. The bar tenders are quite efficient and make tasty hand crafted drinks that rival any high end restaurant bar. There is a clean multi stall restroom however I didn't see any showers here. Seating isn't the most comfortable here however I was able to snag a bucket square club chair which I was able to take a cat nap for about 45 minutes. The staff here are friendly and hard working. Miami isn't my favorite airport however this lounge definitely makes it more tolerable.

We stopped in here before our flight home. You had to scan a QR code to join the digital waitlist-…read moreit was about 20 mins before we could enter. It was VERY BUSY! We found a table and a couple chairs free but the place is absolutely packed with people. The hot food selections were picked over and really messy / unappetizing so went to back corner for soup and sandwich - those were fine - mostly bread on the sandwich - very thin tiny slice of turkey. My husband went to the bar to get us a drink and the bartender didn't want to give him two drinks - he did point me out sitting at the table with our bags, but I guess you're supposed to abandon your things/chairs and go looking for another seat? Nope. The lounge is simply not large enough for this airport.