Let's start by saying that everything from the minute I walked in to the minute I left was…read moreexceptional. Stubbled upon this little gem while visiting my uncle and aunt at the beach and I can say I've found one of my favorite new Peruvian spots in Miami. The food was so authentic in pero that one of the meals I've only seen in my travels there and now at locura marina. The causa trio was amazing and the cow heart was cooked to perfection. The servers are super attentive and make you feel at home. You can feel the amazing hospitals and effort put in this place. Def will recommend to many friends

This is one of my neighborhood spots, when craving Peruvian. Love the staff that always greets me…read morewith a smile. I order the dinner special where you get to choose a wine or sangria to start then your choice of appetizer and entree for under $25z. It's such a gear price but also the food is delicious! I always get the mix ceviche spicy and beef Lomo saltado. The portion is great and I can never finish it all. It's a great place right near the beach and gives you that family feel!

Ok...this isn't the "famous" place, nor is it the fanciest....an unassuming, clean, and absolutely…read moreauthentic Cuban restaurant with all the look, vibe, energy, amazing smells and SMILES! Outstanding food served properly...and breakfast with a complimentary cafe' con leche'! What's not to LOVE?! This is a MUST STOP when in Miami!

I walked over to get some breakfast this morning and you know when you leave with a bitter taste in…read moreyour mouth? That is exactly what happened. I walked in and the woman at the desk was not kind no welcoming. She gives the impression that she may be the owner or the manager. You would think that someone in that role would have a different demeanor. However, another woman stepped in and welcomed me and sat me and took my order. She was very sweet and kind and made great recommendations and my food came out pretty fast. I got the number one breakfast special. Eggs, potatoes, bacon, toasted Cuban bread with butter and coffee. They also had fresh orange juice that they make fresh for your individual order. Even when I left, I went up to pay and the woman in the front ignored me, which was so crazy, like lady what are you doing? I found my server and asked her if I could pay and she graciously gave me the bill. I wish my server nothing but greatness and I tipped her well however I won't be going back.

the food here is so good and fresh. they handmade their juices and hot sauce. and the service is…read morealways pleasant.

Decent flavor, definitely overpriced for a basic quesadilla. No sides included, or lime…read more They were quick though and it's definitely filling. The tables are horribly sticky and covered in food but that's not the fault of the stand and more so the eatery.

The ceviche reminded me of PERU! Finally found a local gem i loved the bar and I shared 2 fish…read moreceviches with my family of 6!

Go here! My friend saw a picture of a fried whole snapper and we decided we had to have it. So we…read morewalked around until we found it and ordered the snapper with 2 sides and a carafe of sangria. The sangria was really tasty, but definitely on the sweeter side. The snapper itself was absolutely incredible, we devoured it. For our sides, we got plantains and salad. The plantains were so good, but you can skip the salad. It's literally just some cut veggies without dressing or any seasoning other than some dried cilantro. You do have to track down the waiters a bit but they will make sure your drinks are full and that you are otherwise taken care of. The ceviche and lomo saltado also looked incredible.

Came here for lunch after spending a beautiful day at the beach…read more This restaurant has been around for numerous years and is a staple on the beach. Inside although small is spacious enough for numerous tables and even a nother section possible for private events or bigger parties. The menu is huge and has all the traditional foods. On this day we started with the cancha and spicy green sauce. We gobbled them up and apprciated the perfect saltiness and added spice of the sauce. Our main dishes were the traditional saltado. Meat was cooked a little more than I preferred but the rice, fries, and sauce all complimented eachother and bellies were full. Check out a staple and leave full.

Lmao you all need to do something about this listing. Pakistani?? This is Colombian. Good food…read more Recommend.

Food was SOOO good Everything we ate.... we cleared OUT and…read morethen talked about how we didn't expect it to be THAT good. Service was also good! Keep in mind if you dine inside they auto charge 10% but they definitely don't take advantage of that like most places. Will def be back!

I've walked by this so many times, but never walked in until now. To my surprise, it was a tiny…read moreecosystem of delicious Cuban and Latin adjacent food. I love those Cuban steam tables at bodegas and this had like thrice the selection. Ham Cachito: Technically Venezuelan, not Cuban. It's like a long dinner roll stuffed with chopped ham. It's a pretty awesome way to start the day with coffee! Cheese Cachito: As advertised, this variant has melted cheese instead of ham. Didn't feel as substantive or tasty, so definitely feel the ham version is superior. Papas Colombian: Also not Cuban, obviously. it's a huge ball of mashed potatoes stuffed with spiced ground meat and deep fried. Kinda like a Latin take on kibbeh. Very hearty and yummy! Cuban Papa Relleno: This is Cuban. It's got kind of bread crumb texture for the shell. The inside is still pasty mashed potato and nicely spiced ground beef. Not as big as the Colombian. Cheese Tequeño: Love these little cheese sticks. Crispy twisted dough on the outside and a nice squeaky cheese inside. Pan de Bono: A simple cheesy roll. Great with coffee in the morning. Colombian Cheese Empanada: This is such a unique empanada. It's got a crispy deep fried yellow corn shell and lots of salty mushy cheese inside. A constant favorite of mine. Venezuelan Cheese Empanada: A chewy shell with melted cheese. Not as good as the Colombian, but still tasty because cheese. Arepa: Not quite the same as freshly made, when the cheesy is gooey. But it's still got the signature corn and cheese taste. Beef Meal: I got the slices of pot roast, yellow rice (with more gravy on top) and plantains. Good size portion, so I was able to spread it across two meals. The sauce is what set the pot roast aside from pot roast you might make at home. So many nice flavors! Pork Chunks Meal: Cubes of pork that seem slow cooked and then deep fried for a crispy exterior. The deep frying also helps cook off big bits of fat. So the result is a superior pork experience. I got the fried rice, which had some nice bits of ham and egg in it. Also some beans on the side, for an extra boost of protein. Steak & Onions Meal: One long thin slice of steak. It's actually reminiscent of pot roast, except it's heavily marinated and quickly cooked. Surprisingly not tough. Goes well with the onions. I got the "brown rice" which was more like white rice colored brown due to the beans; much better than actual brown rice.

this place in Miami Beach is probably one of the best place you're gonna get a Cuban empanada. The…read moreowner. Rolando is absolutely amazing. He will definitely work with you. I mean he came out to help us with our kids give us coffee and suggest the best tasting treats that he has to offer. I would definitely recommend stopping by this location if you're wanting to get something quick and well priced check it out.

Wonderful Cuban food and service! The Cuban Oxtail stew is to die for! Fall off the bone, and the…read moresauce...you'll want to bathe in it! I asked for bread to sop it up. YUM. Tostones three ways was also outstanding as was the Avocado salad. Monica provided excellent service and we went back a second time on our trip....same great food, same great service. Thank you to the family that owns and runs Bella Cuba!

Yummy Cuban Food! The server was very attentive and would check up on us often…read more I got the ropa vieja which was shredded meat. The meat was on the drier side (expected of shredded meat), but there was plenty of sauce. The rice with the beans was great! The inside is very homey. It's a smaller space inside, but there are still plenty of tables.