The Search for the Perfect Whole Fish is Over If you live in…read moreSouth Dade or Homestead, you know the struggle: finding a restaurant that serves a high-quality, perfectly fried whole fish at a fair price feels almost impossible. I've been on the hunt for a while, and I'm happy to report that the search officially ends here. The Star of the Show I ordered the Fried Yellowtail, and it was exactly what I was craving. It was fried perfectly--crispy on the outside while staying tender and flaky on the inside. Honestly, it was so good I was tempted to order a second one just for the road. The Sides The meal came with rice, salad, and a side of fish soup. * Fish Soup: A great starter that set the tone for the meal. * The Salad: This deserves a special shout-out. It came topped with pickled onions, which added a bright, tangy crunch that cut through the richness of the fried fish beautifully. The Verdict This is a no-nonsense spot where the quality of the seafood speaks for itself. If you're tired of overpriced tourist traps or mediocre frying techniques, South Dade Fish Market is a breath of fresh air. Pro Tip: Don't skip the salad--those pickled onions are a game changer!

Great minutas first time here and I love the fish sandwich I would definitely come back everything…read moreelse looks pretty fresh

Excellent food, service. Very fair prices. I will recommend this restaurant to every body that like…read moreMexicans food.

April 2026 and this food is so flavorful and fresh would definitely be back very friendly service…read moreas well

I dropped in with my family on the recommendation of someone walking by. The venue is humble. There…read moreare only two tables and the decorations are minimal. Don't let that discourage you. The service was excellent! They let us try whatever we asked about, and even some things we didn't ask about. They have very generous portions. We had the chicken curry special and the oxtail. Both were very good. The three of us were full after sharing only two entrees. Partially because of the many and large samples. I would definitely recommend!

Golden Rule Seafood is one of those South Florida spots that reminds you why you live here in the…read morefirst place. We brought my sister for her birthday lunch, and from the moment we sat down outside, it just felt right. Blue skies, that warm Miami breeze, the kind of afternoon that makes you slow down and actually enjoy the people you're with. Sitting on the patio along South Dixie Highway, you get that classic local seafood vibe without any pretense. Just fresh air, fresh fish, and good energy. Now let's talk about the service, because it deserves its own spotlight. I'm totally blind, and if you've followed my reviews before, you know I notice how places handle that. Our server was phenomenal. She was attentive without hovering, detailed without being overwhelming, and helpful without a hint of being patronizing. She clearly paid attention to where everything was placed, described the dishes in a way that made them come alive, and made sure I could navigate the table comfortably. That balance is rare. It's professionalism mixed with genuine care. Thank you for that. It mattered. And the food. Wow. We started with the tuna wontons and conch fritters. Both were fresh, flavorful, and perfectly done. The tuna was bright and clean, with just the right crunch from the wonton. The fritters were golden and crisp outside, tender inside, with that classic South Florida seasoning that makes you want "just one more." I had the lobster bisque, and it was rich without being heavy. Smooth, creamy, layered with flavor, and clearly made with real attention to detail. My sister's boyfriend ordered the shrimp tacos, and they were loaded, well-balanced, and packed with fresh seafood flavor. My wife had the grouper fillet, grilled to perfection. I sampled both my sister's blackened fish and my wife's grilled grouper. The blackened had that beautiful, slightly spicy crust that wakes up your palate without overpowering the fish. The grilled version had what tasted like an Old Bay style seasoning that complemented the natural sweetness of the grouper perfectly. Everything was cooked exactly right. Nothing overdone. Nothing rushed. Just quality seafood handled the way it should be. All in all, it was a fantastic birthday lunch. Great service. Great food. Classic South Florida atmosphere. And the best part for us, it's right near home, which means we'll absolutely be back. If you're looking for a relaxed, authentic seafood experience in Miami, Golden Rule Seafood delivers.

Golden Rule has a large Chickee Hut surrounded by lush, tropical landscaping. There's a fish market…read moreinside and you're able to order those fresh catches on the menu as well. My blackened grouper sandwich was delicious, but the portion seemed a bit undersized. The same could be said for the "bow" buns--great flavoring, but I was surprised there was only one shrimp per bun, and the order only came with a pair overall. My girlfriend also enjoyed her lobster bisque and side salad. They also had a nice list of craft beers to choose from & we'll certainly be back again, hopefully for some live music too.

I'm so happy I was able to try this family run seafood truck! Jaidyn was so friendly when I…read moreapproached the truck, he was smiling and offered a menu. I ordered some fried conch alongside fries and accompanied by dipping sauce. The plate was wrapped and sealed so it was still warm when I got to my place. When I ordered, I was told it would take about 25 minutes to prepare. The process is you order you food, then wait in your car until they deliver it to you. You can place orders ahead of time, and I'd recommend that if you want to place an order. Make sure you follow their hours, since they attend events and are not parked at this address 24/7. They close when they sell out, so make sure you come early to get your seafood. Can't wait to try some of their other seafood platters next time I'm in the Homestead area.

Love the ceviche and fish sandwich. The service is great and everyone is friendly and helpful.read more

Fish is always fresh. They source their conch from the Turks and Caicos. Always delicious. Great…read moreservice.

Stopped by Black Point Grill and honestly had a really good experience. The food was…read moregreat--everything came out fresh, flavorful, and cooked just right. You can tell they take pride in what they serve. The atmosphere was laid-back and comfortable, with a nice vibe that makes it easy to relax and enjoy your meal. What really made the visit stand out was the service. Our server, Andre, was excellent--super friendly, attentive, and genuinely made us feel welcome. He checked in at the right times and made sure we had everything we needed without being overbearing. It's always nice when someone clearly cares about making sure you have a good experience. Great food, great atmosphere, and great service. Definitely a spot I'd come back to and recommend to others.

A very laid back relaxing and simple setting located right next to the water with a Florida Keys…read morefeel to it. We loved watching all the boats go by. There is some parking by the front but very little and often you will have to park and walk but you can easily drop people off at the front while you are looking for a place to park. We came when it was slow so we were able to sit ourselves and we had service right away. Barbie was our waitress and she was nothing less than amazing. We ordered mostly appetizers and some meals. We had their fish dip, conch fritters and dolphin sandwiches which were all very good. The noise level was moderate. We were able to easily have conversations. We never felt rushed to leave so we were able to enjoy our afternoon with friends with a great atmosphere and food. We would definitely be back.

My wife and I had driven to Miami, FL for spring break to escape the cold and the recent snowstorm…read morethat had just hit Verona, WI. After two days of driving through snow storms and heavy rain and spending a night sleeping in the truck at a Cracker Barrel just outside Chattanooga, TN, we finally made it to South Florida. We had just arrived to the area and it was a bit late. We were driving through Homestead, FL. We were hungry looking for something to eat. We saw an open food stand serving Venezuelan food. My wife being Venezuelan, and my favorite food being a Cachapa, we hooked a u-turn and headed back to the food stand. I ordered the Venezuelan hamburger (Burger La Tuyera) and my wife ordered the Barrilla (mixed BBQ). This was the first time I have had a Venezuelan hamburger. It was a huge hamburger (see the pics). It had sausage, an egg, cheese (queso de mano), corn... it was awesome. My wife loved her order. She had been saying she could not wait to get down to Miami to get some delicious arepas. The selection of meats in mixed BBQ tasted great and were cooked perfectly. The arepitas tasted awesome. The food here at this food stand was definitely worth doing a u-turn for. The couple running the food stand were very friendly and welcoming. We will be returning another day to try out their cachapas!!

Great Venezuelan food truck (called "Calle El Hambre" before) with a nice family ambiance. Have…read moretried the tequeños with their sauces, cachapas, and their pepitos and everything is delicious! Good portions and generous portions! The owner is very friendly and always gives good suggestions. It's opened during the evening hours until night so it's always fresh to sit and eat there. I have to return and try their burgers or carne en vara!!! 100 recommended!

Wow. This place was phenomenal. Our Airbnb host recommended this Cuban/Latin American restaurant in…read moreHomestead, FL and it was downright amazing! We got a sampler platter that included some croquetas, plantain chips, tamal, fried pork chunks, and fried shrimp. Zero complaints about anything! So so good. My main was the Sopa de Res, which was a hearty soup. The serving size was gigantic. I actually took most of it back with me and it made two more meals. There were lots of root vegetables, slow cooked beef still on the bone, a side of rice and corn. My dad got a huge Cuban sandwich that he also ate on for days and my mom had empanadas, which I finished off for a third meal. We also went back for pie. That was ok - it was extremely rich and kind of pricy at $13 a slice. I also tried their Cortadito and took it to go. Great coffee as well. Highly, highly recommend eating here. The decor is fun and the wait staff super nice and patient with all our questions. They also have a separate ice cream shop across the parking lot.

Absolutely delicious food! This restaurant is very charming, both inside and out. The menu is…read moreextensive with so many delicious options to choose from. The service was perfect as well. My husband ordered a Cuban sandwich with French fries cooked to perfection in clean oil, and I had grilled chicken (pechuga à la Blanche) with beans, rice, and sweet plantain, along with cilantro sauce. The portion sizes are very generous and we each had leftovers for another whole meal. We will definitely be back! I also appreciated that the suggested tip amount started at 15%. We left more, but too many restaurants have the suggested tip amounts much too high. Do look at the menu item pricing, as some dishes were $75+. It may have been due to portion size as well as ingredients.

My niece and I ordered a seafood boil from here for dinner, and since we'd never done a seafood…read moreboil as takeout before, we were a little nervous. Ordering was super easy. I placed the order by phone, and it was ready right when I arrived for pickup. I loved that the food came in a nicely sealed, sturdy takeout bag with the receipt attached. Once we got home, the seafood boil smelled amazing. The crab was a great size, and the shrimp were tender and delicious. We ordered the Cajun seasoning mild, and it had a lot of flavor without being overpowering. Overall, I was very satisfied with my order, especially considering it was takeout. I'd definitely order from here again!

In town on business and a co-worker was craving crab, so we came in for dinner. I don't do the…read morecrab much so I had the fried catfish with fries and sweet tea. First, how do you mess up tea? Way too sweet, couldn't taste the tea itself. The catfish was decent, although I could taste a bit of old oil in it. The coworker said the crab boil was good, I'll take her work for it. The service was kind of spotty, you could tell the server was assigned too many tables, he was all over the place or gone for long periods of time. The ambiance is kind of dated and tired but also very loud. Between the overbearing music and the roar of the crowd trying to talk over the music is wasn't very comfortable to have a meal here. They need to work on a better mix of service and ambiance.