10/10 our favorite Cuban pastries, and pan con bistec! We used to go every week but we gained a few…read morepounds (don't judge, their pastelitos are over stuffed and flaky!) so we have to cut back a bit. But we will be back!

I don't want to give them no stars at all. I've lived in south Florida my entire life and have gone…read moreto over 300 Bakeries. This place so bad I honestly feel like calling a lawyer. Don't go here and waste your money. I can care less about service and time. If something is good I'll put up with people. The point is here that what they sold me is a box of old greasy garbage that made my stomach hurt. All the bread was soggy in grease old fries old tomatoes the steak sandwich was not fresh old and reheated. The pastries were old and clunky everything was horrible and old and taste like pure old grease. I honestly feel like they took it out the thrash and gave it to me. I threw it all in the thrash. Do not go here.

A Wonderful Dinner with My Daughter…read more Went with my daughter to Yarumba Restaurant & Lounge, and we had the BEST time! From the delicious food to the great service, everything was wonderful. The atmosphere was perfect for a night out together. We started with the Mango and Guava Margaritas--absolutely delicious! Appetizers we had the Dominican sample platter,For our meal, we had the Dominican Flag Platter, with beef stew, rice, beans, tostones, sweet plantains, and avocado. We also tried the Trifongo with Churrasco, and everything was tender, flavorful, and delicious! There are so many amazing dishes on the menu that we definitely need to come back and try more. We had such a great experience. We'll definitely be back!

I really wanted to love Yarumba Restaurant & Lounge because the atmosphere is actually very nice…read more It's a great place to hang out with friends, enjoy a few drinks, and relax. Unfortunately, the service has been a huge disappointment the last two times I've visited. As you can see from my photo, the restaurant wasn't busy at all, so there really wasn't a reason for the delays. We sat at our table waiting for someone to take our order while our waitress continued helping other tables and never came to ours. It wasn't until I asked for our server that she finally came over to take our order. After that, we waited nearly 40 minutes for our food, and when it finally arrived, most of it was only semi-warm. The only dish that came out fresh and hot was the steak tostones, which were delicious. Everything else, including the other entrées and sides, was lukewarm and honestly disappointing. What makes this even more frustrating is that this wasn't my first experience like this. I had previously visited with a friend and received the same poor service and semi-cold food. I decided to give Yarumba another chance by coming back with my daughter, hoping the first visit had just been an off day. Sadly, nothing had changed. It seems like the staff spends more time talking amongst themselves than checking on customers or making sure food is coming out promptly. Good food and a fun atmosphere can only make up for so much when the service consistently falls short. At this point, I don't see myself coming back for dinner. If I do return, it would only be to sit at the bar for drinks. I truly hope management addresses these issues because the restaurant has a lot of potential.

This was my first time in 15 years coming back to try Latin American Grill in Pembroke Pines…read more When my family used to live in Pembroke Pines, I remember stopping by to grab colada and sandwiches for quick lunch every weekend with my friends before going out. It was one of more affordable lunches for us back then. Not much has changed in all the years. The food quality is still decent, the prices are still affordable, and the customer service is still friendly. It was a nice experience to stop by for a simple breakfast and colada. It helped me reminisce about my life from years ago, how much has changed for the better now, but still missing how some things were back then. Maybe it wasn't a simple dining experience for me today, maybe motivation for me to check in on some people from way back then to see if they are still doing well. Thanks Latin American Grill for still being at the same location and reminding me to reach out to people I haven't spoken to in years. They offer plenty of free parking in this plaza. I would recommend this place to others and maybe be back next time I am in Pembroke Pines area.

So good. Very unpretentious and straightforward diner. It reminded me a lot of a Chicago diner that…read moreI loved so much when I lived there, but Cuban style. Food was great, and prices were fair. The waitress was kind when my brother practiced his Spanish. We will definitely return!!

Always like coming here for breakfast. Decided to get take out breakfast. My son and I had…read morescrambled eggs and my Husband had over easy eggs. My son and I had a guava pastry and my husband had Café con leche. The employees are always friendly and we always have fresh bread, pastries and delicious food. We will be back on another day.

Absolutely terrible customer service and disgusting food! This place should be shut down! All those…read morewoman that work there mist hate their jobs! No of them give a damn about customer service nor how long your food take or if they even did things correctly! cold toast and not cooked bacon disgusting! took over an hour just to get bacon when other that came after me were served first! im sure si ce she was talking she totally forgot to put in my order! if I don't ask I would have been there two hours waiting for an order of bacon! dont waste your money here! I won't be going back!!

great attentive service, heaps of bacon and lovely toast with coffee that will power you through…read morethe day! Nice and bright, lovely and relaxing early morning.

You can't spend two weeks in Miami and leave without eating a Cuban sandwich. It would feel like…read morevisiting Philadelphia without trying a cheesesteak or New Orleans without ordering gumbo. Fortunately, a coworker pointed me toward Latin American Grill in Miami Lakes, just a few minutes from our hotel. It turned out to be exactly the sendoff I was hoping for. We started with the Sopa de Pollo, a bowl that made it immediately clear this kitchen isn't interested in shortcuts. Large chunks of chicken, tender vegetables, and noodles floated in a broth with remarkable depth. It wasn't simply chicken soup, it was the kind of soup that makes you wonder why every other version tastes so timid. A squeeze of fresh lime added just enough brightness to wake up every spoonful without distracting from the richness of the broth. Then came the reason for the visit. The Medianoche. I've always preferred the sweeter cousin of the traditional Cuban sandwich, and Latin American Grill makes a terrific one. Thick slices of ham and juicy mojo pork were layered with Swiss cheese, mustard, and pickles before being pressed between soft, sweet bread until the outside turned beautifully crisp. Every ingredient had a purpose. The pork brought richness, the ham added salt, the mustard and pickles cut through the fat with welcome acidity, and the sweet bread tied everything together. It's one of those sandwiches that reminds you how satisfying simplicity can be when every component is done well. Sometimes the best restaurant recommendations don't come from guidebooks or social media. They come from someone who simply says, "You should eat here." In this case, they were absolutely right. A great Cuban sandwich doesn't need reinvention. It just needs great ingredients, careful execution, and a hot press. Latin American Grill delivers all three.

Love the food for me and my husband . Def try if in the area . I think you would really have a good…read moretime.

This place really disappointed me. I am Dominican, so I try to eat and shop at local Dominican…read moreplaces to support my people as much as possible! First things first...I found this place on a random Sunday morning, and was like heyyy this is great, why don't I go here for breakfast to have some Dominican breakfast...it was like 10am..come to find out they don't open until 11am. Cool, maybe I'll try them some other time. The next evening, I decide to go back because I saw on their storefront they sell chimi's...I pull up, all lights are off. It's Monday, they're closed. Fine. This past Sunday, I try for my very last time...3rd times a charm, right? Wrong. This time they're at least open!! I see on their storefront that they have sancocho, so my mom and I decide to go in. As soon as I walked in, I found it very odd that there is no music or tv playing. They could've been playing a little bachata or merengue, come on...ambiance?!? Whatever. I also find it weird they have a huge "Corona Beer" banner instead of Presidente...odd. We're greeted by a server who's not Dominican. (Right there is a red flag for me, I tend to like Dominicans serving to feel like home but as long as the cook is Dominican, fine.) She proceeds to give us 1 menu and tells us to sit anywhere and she'll be right with us. She takes forever to get to us, when she finally comes to our table, I decide to order a chimi that I've been wanting for a week...she says "sorry, we don't have chimis. As a matter of fact, we don't have anything with bread." Umm ok. I then tell my mom to order because I now need more time to look at their menu...my mom orders sancocho. She replies "sorry we don't have sancocho right now". (Even though their sign is blinking outside with sancocho.) I then ordered something with plátano, and she said they don't have any either. How do you have a Dominican restaurant and not have plátano on deck??! Who's doing the inventory in this place?!? It's lunchtime, what the heck? The server recommends the yaroa, which for ppl who don't know what that is, is like street food...fries, cheese and meat...I would eat this after the club, not really for lunch. At that point, we decided to just walk out, which is such a shame because even though their menu was limited, it all sounded good but they just didn't have anything available. SMH. I tried 3 times...I will not be back. There are far more restaurants that will gladly take my money. I'm giving 2 stars...1 because parking is available because it's in a plaza, and 2 because they're Dominican and wanted various items off the menu.

If you're craving delicious food on the go, this is the spot! I always order the tostones con carne…read moreand their fresh lemonade, which is unlike anything else you'll find.

From the owner: Our Food Truck offers a combination of Latin American food…read morewith Cuban roots. Fast, convenient and Very Very Tasty! Located on 2801 Nw 103 St, next to Jhonny Autoparts.

Even though they didn't speak English, we tried to communicate with them. They were very helpful…read more Other customers helped us order foods. lol They gave so much food and everything was delicious! I want to try more foods next time!

Very busy restaurant, that's how you know the food is amazing which it was! You take a number upon…read moreentry, that's how you're waited on. As shown in the many photos for this location; the food is prepared cafeteria style. So many options, I really can't name everything. We got black beans& rice, sweet plantain, marinated chicken breast, and a ribeye pan seared perfectly. Beef empanada, Guava&cheese pastry. Everything was perfect. They also offer smoothies and all types of sweets. They have customer restrooms. You can eat inside or outside. The pricing was very reasonable. I only came across one employee who spoke english, which is not a big deal, it's an authentic Latin restaurant. I was still able to communicate what I wanted. And we all understood each other just fine. If you're ever in South Florida, and in the mood for authentic Cuban cuisine; come here.

It's Tuesday afternoon 12:30pm , 3 tables sat, I placed takeout order at bar. Place clean, server…read morewelcomed me. I ordered lunch Churrasco with rice and fried yucca. I was told would be about 20 minutes. I walked around the plaza to kill time. Came back 15 minutes order was ready. Food was great the portion was enough to fill me.

A really enjoyable meal overall. The experience felt well rounded. The steak itself was cooked…read moreexactly right and the pork was super tender. The pão de queijo was a standout in terms of flavor. Warm, cheesy, and addictive but felt slightly overpriced for the portion size. Still, it's hard to deny how good it was. All in all, a solid dining experience that hits the mark where it matters most. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the mood for quality steak. Easy 4 stars.

We loved our first experience so much that we ended up bringing the whole family back to Little…read moreHavana the very next day! It's rare to find a spot that draws you back 24 hours later, but this place is a total standout in Miami. Despite having a larger group this time, we were greeted warmly and seated immediately. The service was excellent from start to finish--attentive, friendly, and perfectly paced for a family dinner. We kicked things off with the Cuban sampler, which was the perfect introduction to the menu and got everyone excited for the main event. Every dish that hit the table was a hit: the Red Snapper was incredibly fresh, and the Chicharron de Pollo had that perfect crunch. My wife really enjoyed the Chicken Milanesa, but for me, the Paella was the star of the show--rich, authentic, and packed with flavor. It's safe to say everything was delicious yet again. We've officially added this to our "must-visit" list for every trip to Miami. If you're looking for a meal that feels both high-quality and welcoming, you can't beat this spot. We'll definitely be back!

Excellent food, service and decor but the seats/ chairs were not so comfortable when we were there…read more Very worth going back for the food and atmosphere both. Service was first rate and moderate cost for the quality. Very nice clean toilets also so important. Well worth the trip.