I recently tried the Butcher Shop when my friends mom ordered takeout for dinner. I have to say - I…read morewas blown away. This is by far one of the better picadillos I have had from a Cuban restaurant. The portions are also massive - she ordered picadillo, white rice, and beans for 3 people and I do believe the portions could easily feed a family of 6-8 people with reasonable portions. She also brought chicharones which were delicious with an ahi dipping sauce. Looking at the reviews, it seems this spot is loved by locals and I definitely need to make my way for the pan con lechon. Will definitely visit when in the area.

Best Chicharrón ever! It was fresh, crunchy and o so tasty. The place is very small. Not equipped…read moreto eat there. You just order and go. The service was great. There were a lot of people and we were still served quite quickly. Only tried the chicharrón this time but they had other hot dishes that looked very good. They make sandwiches, juices and coffee as well.

Small little food market with a small taqueria in the back that offers breakfast (eggs, bacon,…read moretoast, coffee), tacos, quesadillas, tostadas, pan con bistec. We tried the steak tacos, picadillo tacos, tostada and chicken quesadilla today...decent but nothing blew my mind. If I had to pick a favorite from today it would be the tostada since it came with more ingredients like beans and a cream over it. Tacos needed a little something else. Maybe some sour cream or cheese. The quesadilla was plain on purpose (for toddlers), just chicken and cheese. I'm rarely by this area and don't think I'll be back here even I am around.

Okay, your not going to believe this one. Way out in Homestead just a street away from Knaus Berry…read moreFarm you can find this little hidden store. It is so much more than just a 7-11. In the back they have a Taqueria that serves Mexican food. It is quiet in the morning but at noontime you will see the lines go out the door. It is hard to find a place to park. The locals double and triple park to get food from this place. Most get it to go but they have a few tables inside. They have specials everyday. I had picadillo with yellow rice, beans, salad and three freshly made warm tortillas for $6. The steak tacos were great too. It came with the works . My son had a huge burrito that was so full of meat that he hardly spoke the whole time. Next time I am trying one of their soups. I've eaten in places right on the border in San Diego and this place is just as good. The service is good at the counter where you place your order but don't expect ambiance.

Stop in here for some lunch after 9 holes at Redlands…read more Had some well cooked pork, congri and mango and guanabana shakes. Really only wanted to stop for some shakes but couldn't look past the pork. Even took some to go. See you soon.

My husband and I were looking for an adventure on a Saturday morning. We decided to drive down…read morechrome and see if we can come across any fresh fruit or somewhere to have lunch. We came across tropical village farm. There was plenty of parking, which is great. As you walk in, it's large and airy. They had a lot of different fruits and even fruit trees. We ended up buying a pepper tree as well as some fried Chicharron. The Chicharron was delicious. They had a lot of different options with some at reasonable pricing. I would definitely stop in again when in the area.

This has always been a fine place and one of the few German centers in our community. The food and…read moreserivce have always been friendly and efficientl.

Think of Mainzer's Deli as a Bavarian bodega. Sure, you could do a bit of grocery shopping, but…read morelet's be honest, you're here to hunt down oddball snacks and niche sundries you didn't know you needed. Open since the '70s, these Pinecrest pioneers launched their Central European mini‑market as a side hustle, all while earning their keep as classical musicians. That kind of multitasking deserves a drink. Start smart with a refreshment like Almdudler. The closest American parallel is a love child of Dr. Pepper and Sprite, but that sells it short. This Austrian classic is a bit herbal thanks to elderflower and sage, yet snaps with lemon zest, and happily moonlights as a mixer for beer, wine, vodka, and even cold brew. Honorable mentions go to Apfelschorle (apple juice spritz) and the pride of Salzburg's suds, Stiegl blond lager. Whether you believe the lozenge or the tea came first, Ricola Schweizer Kräutertee, an instant herb tea, will knock a cold flat on its back. In my home, it completes an anti‑illness trinity alongside Advil and Vicks VapoRub. Mainzer's also stocks a tight but thoughtful lineup of German personal‑care creams and cosmetics, because sometimes your sinuses and skin are on red alert. The deli slings cold sandwiches stacked with Schinken (ham) or Gelbwurst, a pork‑and‑veal bologna seasoned with ginger, nutmeg, and white pepper that can be customized with lettuce, tomato, onion, mayo, or mustard. Hot subs come piled onto rolls with sauerkraut and mustard. The Brat and Weisswurst lead the sales, but the Double-Smoked BLT remains a point of almost defiant pride for the Mainzer clan. I could keep waxing poetic about all the shelf treasures, but this women‑owned piece of Pinecrest history demands boots on the ground. Dive into the unusually deep selection of chocolates and marzipan, debate the finest ketchup for a currywurst, and boldly snack where few South Floridians have snacked before.

Great meat market. The owner John is typically there and able to answer cooking questions you might…read morehave. He gave me a simple rundown of cooking carnitas for tacos in the lard they sell. And also had great recommendations for churrasco. But I don't recall the type of meat. ( It's not flank or skirt)

Do not recommend. Asked John for Churrasco and requested if he could slice the meat into pieces. To…read morewhich was met with hesitation and judgement over slicing the strips of churrasco. John then continued to pass judgement on our request by laughing over it in Spanish with another customer in the store. We understand the language and the ridicule that was shared. I wasn't aware that it was an outrageous request to have your meat sliced by the butcher in a meat shop. Highly recommend Familia Market on quail roost, they slice the meat, and salt & pepper without hesitation or judgement always with a smile.

I've been here a handful of times after moving to Miami 2 1/2 yeas ago. It's a small place that ca…read morebe sort of tight if there are a lot of people there, but they have a great amount of inventory. The tide test was taking my Korean mom here when she was visiting, and she was impressed with the store and their selection so you know it's good! Today I went, Lunar New Year, (I know, last minute), and I was still able to buy the rice cakes I needed for new year's soup. I was looking for chives in the produce area and didn't see any so I kept going. Someone working there noticed I had been looking for something and asked I about it. I told him I was looking for chives and he told me he thought they had some in the back and offered to go check for me, asking me how much I wanted, and then he brought me a nicely packaged amount. In all a great Korean market with great selection and friendly staff.

It's Christmas Eve & Kimchi Mart saved my Christmas and Boxing Day dinners!! I realized at 6:30 pm…read moreon Christmas Eve that I ran out of oyster sauce, which I needed for the food I am making on Christmas Day and Boxing Day!! I called Kimchi Mart and they were open until 10 pm!! Score!! They are also open on Christmas Day from 8 am to 7 pm!! Thank you Kimchi Mart!!

Babes is very very good. Prices are high and not for everybody, but expected for the QUALITY you…read moreget. It's worth the trade off. I recommend you give them a try. Everything on the menu is great. The bag of pork rinds is amazing. Go !!!!!!

A very casual and pleasant little spot for a quick and delicious meal. There are only a few tables,…read morebut it's definitely worth the visit. The Philly cheesesteak is absolutely fantastic and delicious, and the burgers are excellent as well. The staff is very friendly, although it is a self-service place. Prices are a little on the high side for a sandwich and a burger, especially considering the casual setting, but honestly, the food is so good that it's worth it.

They came through when another bakery that rhymes with Sminecrest decided to conveniently lose the…read moreorder that already had the charge done. The items were fresh and flavorful! Nice flaky crust and delicious fillings in the pastelitos. The croquettes were fried perfectly and not greasy. Thanks for coming thru!

The bakery was clean, the service was good and fast. The food was delicious ! Specially the…read morecroqueta preparada it was truly amazing we are definitely coming back .