We got there only for a beer and we got a Great experience at the bar with an amazing chicken wings…read morepromo.... about to go tonight again

I come to this location all of the time, just not so much since being pregnant as it's my favorite…read moreplace to drink. Yesterday, was our 3yr wedding anniversary and all I was craving was a giant juicy burger from Flanny's. While my husband finished his burger in less than 5 mins, it took me about 20 mins to get through mine. It's so huge and perfectly cooked medium, I could barely make it through the last bite. Normally, this place is packed and so loud we can't hear each other speak. Thankfully, everyone was too into the France V England FIFA game to bother with the jukebox. I hope they open more locations more north, the trip is worth it. The food never disappoints.

Not so inclined to review this, because all you yelppies are gonna go…read more Don't spoil my heaven. Miami is made of concrete, hustle, bustle, loud music, stress. Indira has a little haven that really transports you to the island/grove/laid back/chill vibe that really reminds me of Jimbos. (If ya know) Cold beer, reggae vibes. Scratch your name on the chalboard, put a tick mark when you grab your own ice cold Redstripe. What to say about the service - 5 star. You serve your own beer, look on the chalkboard menu, tell Indira, she'll get her staff to whip it up proper. Watch the guy clean and scale your fish right there. The freshest fish, conch, shrimp in the Grove. Get the peel and eat, wahoo if theres any left. Music Saturday nights. Only open Saturday & Sunday

Shore to door where they take their name quite literally. Fresh seafood made to order until they…read morerun out. Not overly fried or breaded where you can truly enjoy the flavor. Grilled fish paired with plantain chips and delicious peppers. Very nice laid back vibe with wonderful hospitality. Outside patio with live music. You can really tell Indira is passionate about the place and making sure everyone feels welcomed. Honest pricing. Come ready to have a great time!

AMAZING!!! Valerio, Ángel and staff should publish a book about hospitality. The food, the service,…read morethe ambiance...each deserves 5-stars. We couldn't have picked a better place to celebrate my wife's Mother's Day dinner. Thank you guys for the wonderful Dining experience. We'll definitely be back real soon. Sebastian, Ivette &. Nina

Dinner last night was not the vibe…read more The server was ok. Normal service but towards the end of the meal our desert was forgotten & later given as a complimentary desert Usually the food is better but last night it wasnt... Zucchini fries are not meant to be drenched in oil. The potatoes were mushy. Wine was great but that's due to selection (by me) Overall dinner was ok. Nothing special. Serves and food were average

What an amazing meal…read more Dropped in for dinner and was so impressed. The roasted chicken is big enough to share. It's seasoned exceptionally well and comes with a side of tortillas. The enchiladas are also delicious. Again, a good size to share. We started off with some guac that was super solid. The space itself is really nice and has the perfect vibe for the Grove. Feels upscale while being super chill. Dress code is lax and it's about chilling and enjoying a great meal and maybe some adult beverages. So many things on the menu I want to try. Hope to be back next time I visit.

I've been going to Koko since it opened, and until now I've always had great experiences…read more Unfortunately, my recent visit during the Mexico World Cup match was one of the worst restaurant experiences I've had in a long time. Before going, we called the restaurant to ask if they would be showing the World Cup games, and we were told they would be showing all of them. Based on that, we expected a good viewing experience. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. There aren't enough TVs, many of the views are obstructed, and we actually had to move to the bar just to see part of the game. Even then, the music was so loud that we couldn't hear the match at all. When we asked the manager about it, he told us that ownership's instructions were to play music instead of the game's audio. That was especially surprising considering this is a Mexican-owned restaurant and the match was a Mexico World Cup game. The biggest disappointment, however, was the service. To be fair, the restaurant was only about half full, so this wasn't a situation where the staff was overwhelmed by a packed house or unusually heavy demand. I was there with two female friends. I ordered a martini while my friends simply asked for water. The bartender reacted as if asking for water was somehow an inconvenience. We weren't even served chips and salsa until we repeatedly waved down members of the staff and specifically requested them. The bartenders consistently ignored us. My friends waited nearly 20 minutes before anyone came back so they could order their martinis. We later ordered guacamole and the Leña skirt steak. The guacamole arrived promptly, but the steak never did. When we asked another bartender to check on it, he looked in the system and told us there was no food order entered at all. This was unbelievable because the original bartender had described the dish, asked how we wanted the steak cooked, and appeared to take the order. He simply never entered it. When we complained to the manager about the missing food, he told us the kitchen was already closed but that he would "make an exception" and have the steak prepared for us. That response really upset me because this wasn't us asking for special treatment--it was the restaurant trying to correct its own mistake. I told him to simply cancel the order. He then said not to worry because he wouldn't charge us for it, as if not charging for a meal would somehow make up for the experience we had just endured. I declined the offer, but he responded by saying he would bring it anyway and that if we didn't want it, we could just leave it there. To me, that response was even more dismissive and completely missed the point. Throughout the evening, the bartenders were inattentive, dismissive, and consistently rude. Their attitude completely overshadowed what had always been one of my favorite restaurants in Coconut Grove. By halftime, we had simply had enough. Instead of continuing what should have been a fun night, we decided to leave the restaurant and go home, where we watched the rest of the Mexico match in the comfort of my home. Sadly, that turned out to be the best part of the night. I'm writing this review because I know Koko is capable of much better. My previous visits have always been enjoyable, which made this experience even more disappointing. However, if you're planning to watch a World Cup match there, I would strongly recommend choosing another venue. While they may tell you they'll be showing the game, the viewing experience is poor, the game audio is replaced with loud music, and based on our visit, the service was, without question, the worst I've experienced there since the restaurant opened. I sincerely hope management takes this feedback seriously because Koko has always been one of my favorite restaurants, and I'd like to be able to recommend it again. Unfortunately, after this experience, I simply can't.

We decided it was a nice night to dine outside and made our way over to Monty's. Monty's has been a…read moreCoconut Grove staple for as long as I can remember and it's for good reason. The restaurant sits next to the Coconut Grove marina, and is accessible by land or sea. The atmosphere always feels like you're on a Caribbean vacation. Our server was Iria and she was friendly, knowledgeable on the menu and perfectly attendant. She wasn't hovering over us but checked on us enough where we were perfectly taken care of. We started with an order of the peel & eat shrimp. This is seasoned with old bay and it was delicious; only complaint is they weren't cleaned very well, several of them were cut open but the "vein" was still very present. This is the reason for 4 stars instead of 5, probably should give 3 but the rest really made up for it. For the main courses my bf had the seafood pasta which he said was good, although the sauce was a bit plain (he described it as having a ragu flavor). I had the Baja tacos at his suggestion and boy was it a good recommendation. It comes with 3 tacos and they are packed with fish. They were absolutely delicious. The tacos also come with a small side of elote which had a strong citrus flavor, absolutely delicious. All in all, I don't know why we don't come here more often but we will. Monty's should always be an option when the weather is right.

Genuinely some of the worst service I have ever experienced…read more From the moment we arrived, the woman who seated us was extremely rude. She walked us to a table that was about to be directly in the sun, so we politely asked if we could sit at the table right next to it instead. Keep in mind, the restaurant was not very busy at all. She immediately told us no with an attitude that was completely unnecessary and honestly set the tone for the entire experience. Then our server brought out our $9 non-alcoholic drinks, and one of the glasses had what looked like actual dirt all around the rim. We pointed it out and asked to switch it for a tea instead. When he brought the tea, he explained that the "dirt" was supposedly just from the watermelon. It was 1000% dirt. Regardless of what they want to call it, the glass was visibly dirty and should never have been served to a customer. After that, our server barely came back to check on us. To make matters worse, when we received the bill, they had actually charged us for the drink we sent back because the glass was dirty. The food was below average as well, especially the fish dip. The non-alcoholic teas are also $9 each, which is insane considering the quality and overall experience. The entire establishment felt dirty and poorly taken care of, and the staff seemed more interested in standing in the corner gossiping than checking on their customers. This was our first time here, and we absolutely will not be coming back. The current 3.3-star rating is generous. Whoever owns or manages this place seriously needs to reevaluate the level of service and cleanliness because this experience was unacceptable. 0/10.

We had an amazing meal and appetizers. The fish was very fresh! The chicken Parma was delicious …read more We also had a very nice bottle of Italian wine . I would recommend this restaurant for sure We had delicious gelato for dessert

Our server was Joe. He was excellent in every way. Our main meal was the Turbot which is a super…read moredelicate fish that was served with a very delicate Italian sauce. It was served for two so it was a Good size. It was served with thick potato slices that were baked with the fish. As appetizers we had the mixed fried shrimp, calamari, zucchini, and sardines. The quality of this seafood was fantastic. We also had the fried zucchini flower. This was okay for me. I didn't Love it. Our dessert was---amazingly--buffalo ice cream with olive oil. Yup! That's what I said buffalo milk ice cream with olive oil! Delicious! The ambiance is very chic.

I loved the ambiance at Mayfair, especially the fact that you can sit outside, inside, or in the…read morehotel's lush, open-air atrium. I loved the lobster ravioli and gnocchi dishes the most. The service was great, Ronny was a wonderful server. It's a cute date night spot but also great for larger group occasions.

Delicious cocktails and excellent bartender! I only stopped in for a drink but the guests sitting…read morenext to me said the key lime pie is the best they've ever had. Looking forward to coming back to try it.

What an experience! First, it's a fish market. You pick out…read morewhat you want to eat (and they're very helpful if you're not sure what you're looking for.) Then you tell them how you'd like it cooked. They cook it up nicely! (Warning, if you go for the fish and chips, it's a cornbread batter, not a beer batter.) Some of the best lobster. Delicious eats, attentive and friendly staff. I'd go again when in the area.

My first visit here and I sort of wish I'd read the other reviews before I came here. If so, I…read morewould have come at a time where I was hungry and for a mere five dollars had them prepare my meal for me. But that being said, I found it to be a very nice fish market. Now there is a huge downside that you immediately encounter when you arrive. The parking lot is exceptionally small and people are parked every which way, except in the spaces. Getting to the actual building will take some time. The neighboring lots have pretty clear signs that they will tell you if you park there. So you're stuck dealing with what it is. The fish variety is good, although not great. If you're looking for strictly local fish, you'll probably find what you want. Several varieties of snapper and the fish looked wonderful and fresh. Some of my favorites like hogfish and grouper. You can buy the whole fish and they'll fillet it for you or you can buy fillets if they have them of the fish that you want. But the part I missed is having them cook it for me. Now that is something I would like to try next time The downside is they strictly local fish. You won't find any flatfish and I was surprised that they did not have any U4 or U6 shrimp which I like to use to make paella. In addition, I did not see fresh scallops. They did have some nice lobster tails although I did not see other shellfish. Some people have said the prices are reasonable; I found them about 20 to 30% higher than other fish markets I visit. The people here are really nice in the market is attractive. I will be back as I said to get a meal cooked for me in part because it is closer than the fish markets I usually visit and also my curiosity after reading other reviews. I recommend this market if you have the patience to wait for a parking space. If you're looking for the larger shrimp for paella look elsewhere