Super underrated. Authentic Dominican food. Super friendly staff most only speak Spanish as you…read morewould expect at a Dominican restaurant in miami Indoor and outdoor seating Mangu con salami y hue is was fire Juices were great as well

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.

Un Pollo is located in the Doral Yard and wow, it is a great option to dine…read more I opted to co-work here today, and was craving this for lunch. There is just something about latin-style rotisserie chicken that hits different. Maybe it's the spices, maybe its the sauces, maybe its all of it - but regardless, it always divine. I ordered a half rotisserie chicken. It's prepared Venezuelan style which means a ton of citrus and spices like garlic. You can also get up to four sauces and two sides. I opted for the 1/2 chicken with Hallaquitas de Maiz and also white rice. This plate is $17 and is easily at least two meals worth of food. I got the salsa de ajo, chimichurri and salsa verde and truly lived my best life. If you're working out of the Doral Yard you can order easily via the QR code at the table or at the counter. Service was friendly and I have a bunch of leftovers to take home.

TLDR: It wasn't their best foot forward…read more Having only gone there once, I cannot tell you if this is the usual experience. We walked into The Doral Yard on a Thursday night. It's a food court slash bar, music was playing and people were packed. We happened in on an event night so parking was a pain, so some of the experience is chalked up to an event is my guess. For the food, we ordered a selection. We knew we only had one shot at it so we wanted to try a bunch of items. First things first, if you're cost conscious don't bother going. You will not appreciate the cost to portion ratio. For the ambience, remember it was an event night, it was packed and kind of loud. It was basically a bar/club with a food court. I didn't mind but that may not be for everyone. Service, it was busy and I didn't mind terribly that it felt rushed. You basically walk up, order your food, the try to pry yourself into a table with your little buzzer thing and wait. We waited about 15 min for four dishes. It wasn't terribly long. The food. Listen, I'll just be honest, the fried cheese on the steak sandwich and the potato with garlic aioli were the highlight of our meal. The steak was salty and the chicken sandwich was dry. The beef empanadas were just under fully burnt to a crisp. The meat inside was flavorless and the empanada was somehow sweet. For the time the empanadas were in the fryer, the fries themselves could have used more time. They were greasy soft. Sadly, we saw a reel about Un Pollo and were excited to try it. I have said this in another review but I really need to stop letting wannabe influencers sway me to food places. They seem to pretend food is amazing for likes and shares. All in, I won't return and I cannot recommend it. I'm sorry to the business owner, honestly. I dislike writing bad reviews. Some people will love this place and that's fine. Some will argue k don't know food, that's fine. I'm just reporting my experience.

Food and drinks- super spot on. The carpaccio is definitely one of the stars on their menu. The…read moremeat is is tender, fresh, and topped with aged Parmesan and truffle oil. Must try if you come here. For the main dish, We tried their branzino which was also very flavorful and surprisingly moist for being cooked directly on fire. Drinks- well made, balanced, and half off on happy hour :) Service- attentive, friendly and accommodating. The venue is brand new and decorated nicely inside. Great for any special occasion.

Visited Mordisco and had a mixed experience. The food was delicious, the staff was friendly, and…read morethe location was nice. However, at these prices, I expected a more seamless dining experience. Our reservation was for 6:00 PM, but we weren't seated until 6:15 PM. We were also charged $20 for bringing our own cake, which felt excessive. To make matters worse, we ordered from the Miami Spice menu, only to be told when dessert was served that the dessert we had selected was no longer available. That is unacceptable, especially when ordering from a set menu. The food was genuinely good, but the overall experience was expensive, and the service details didn't quite justify the price. Would I return? Yes, but probably not anytime soon. At this price point, I'd rather spend my money at a steakhouse like Perry's or Daniel's. Mordiscos has good food and a nice setting, but for what they charge, I expect better attention to detail and a more consistent experience.

Their food is usually consistently. I loved that I could…read moreplace an order 1 day ahead. It came at the exact time I requested. It made my Mother's Day brunch enjoyable and seamless.

The food was good. It was really flavorful. I had the black rice and the griot (fried pork)z My…read moreonly complaint is that the grillo could've been fried a little longer. I got a lot of fatty pieces. I will say the customer service from this place was top-tier. I called cause I had a question and they're always very kind when they answer the phone.

Second time coming for lunch. They have great lunch specials under $20…read more To drink, I ordered the papelon. You cant go wrong with this drink its soo good! As an appetizer, we ordered the chicharrones with yuca frita, also delicous. For main course, I ordered the chicken parmesean with salad and tostones. The serving size was great and i left stuffed. I really love the salad here because it includes palmito. Overall, they have great speedy service. The food comes out pretty quickly and is always good. And the restaurant itself is nice and well decorated. Will continue returning!

Quick stop before we head back home, i can say everything was delicious…read more Salad was fresh, abundant and crispy. Everything was really really good. Coffees were uff amazing. I cant complain honestly. Americo was a great server, thank you. Nice decor. I will be back when coming to the airport.

It IS the best Pan Con Lechon in Miami and Zion, the Jamaican chef is THE man. This may not be a…read morehipster spot, but it is not to be missed. Cubans, Dominicans, Puerto Ricans, Jamicans all converge here. The "Flauta" is an entire Cuban loaf double stuffed with pork and onions feeds 4. We had leftovers because we ordered a small with no onion for Laurie. It's massive. Juicy, garlicky. Haunting.

Not impressed, but willing to give it another try sometime in the future. It was mostly the less…read morethen ok service. This review is mostly to remind myself the next time I look it up in the future. I hope I caught them on an off day, and other folks have a much better experience. So 3 stars for now.

We were here, with friends, for a comedy show. Decided to arrive early for a drink and bite, to…read morecatch up before the show. Kuba Cabana had a "car bar" outside their place, not sure it it's associated with the restaurant or not, but the mojitos got us in the mood for Latin food. So, we walked in and luckily got a table right away. They place feels like a club, and pretty sure it turns to one later in the night. While we were there a DJ was playing and people were already dancing. The inside with its neon signs and décor is very Instagram/photo ready. We had croquetas, fried yuca, tamales, salad... they have it all. And all was delicious. The appetizers are perfect size for sharing. If we didn't have the show to attend, we would have stay longer there for sure. Great vibe and excellent service.

it was a great unplanned stop at Kuba Cabana. We had met up…read morewith other friends in the area a little early before a show we were going to. Some were thirst and some were hungry, so I suggested we try this place. We didn't have a reservation but it was early evening. We were able to get a table for 5 quick. It's a nice place, felt classy. Luckily we came in looking classy. Our server was a nice guy. He took our orders, including my Mai Tai which was off menu. We also ordered different bites for the table. I got a tamale and also the croquetas. Both were very good, and the Mai Tai was perfect. It's got a touristy energy, a little overly Cuban. But honestly its probably not noticeable unless your from South Florida. The waiter was able to take orders and conversate in Spanish and English which was good for our table. It's a nice spot for bites and drinks. We are sure to hit here again soon.

I was browsing the food court at Dadeland Mall and I am really happy that I came across this gem. I…read morehaven't had Jamaican food since years back when I was actually in Jamaica, so I was really drawn by their bowl options. I got a bowl with rice & peas, traditional jerk chicken topped with steamed cabbage, cabbage slaw, and mango salsa. I got a jerk ranch as the sauce on the side. The flavors were heavenly! The rice had that mild sweet coconut flavor, the jerk was perfectly spiced, and the toppings gave it balance. And the portion sizes are plenty! The two women that were there who served me and at the register were very kind. I will definitely be back and highly recommend!

Jrk was delish! Because I had a great experience at Mangrove, I def had to check out Jrk. My…read morehusband and I enjoyed our food for sure. We both had the Jrk chicken. I had mine with rice and peas and he had his with their jerk fried rice. The oxtails were good but I do feel like it could've been seasoned a little better, maybe more sweet and savory? But overall, great experience. It's located in the corner of the food court at Dadeland Mall. Clean, dope decor of Jamaican legends, and quiet. Our server was kind, patient, gave great suggestions and let us sample the food before committing. Oh! And get the jerk ranch sauce. So good! We'll be back!