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    Tipico Hondureño

    4.1 (8 reviews)
    InexpensiveLatin American
    Open 6:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Came to this small quaint little cafeteria today because I was in the area and it was a good meal, tasty
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    Came to this small quaint little cafeteria today because I was in the area and it was a good meal, fresh and very tasty. Now don't get me wrong this is a very rustic and very quaint neighborhood place that serves good food it's just not a lounging type place. By the way the photo I tool was after several bites the food looked even better.

    Near Wynwood Miami area. Hearty food at cheap price. The Baleadas are great for breakfast similar to a breakfast burrito but no potatoes.

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    Baleada are amaziing very nice people and all their breakfast are really good and good pricing

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    Fiorito

    Fiorito

    4.5
    (690 reviews)
    1.8 mi
    $$

    I know this word gets thrown around a lot, but this place really is a vibe. It's a no frills…read moreArgentinian steak house identical to what you'd find in Argentina. The empanada's were outrageous and the chimichurri that it (and the steaks) came with is one of the best I've ever had. It had the perfect amount of garlic in it. I also enjoyed a ribeye and a glass of cab sav. The steak was cooked perfectly, the potatoes that came with it were great. I mean, what more is there to say? This is a great steak house with great food and it is well priced. Service was excellent too. I'd recommend to put this on your list if you're visiting Miami and funny enough, my friend who lived in Miami, this is their favorite place to go.

    I don't hand out 5 stars easily -- they have to be earned. Fiorito's has earned them every single…read moretime. Let's start with the vibe because it's half the experience here. This place has an energy that's hard to manufacture -- warm, lively, and genuinely fun. When Argentina is playing, it's a whole different level. The kind of atmosphere where you look up and realize hours have passed. Fair warning: it does get a little hot in there, but I'd sit there dripping sweat before I'd think about leaving early. That's how good it is. The service matches the energy -- attentive, genuine, and the kind that makes you feel like a regular even on your first visit. It's the full package. Now the food. I don't even know the name of the chicken cheeks dish, but I think about it. Whatever it is, order it. The entraña was cooked perfectly -- if you know Argentine cuts, you know how much that matters, and they nailed it. And then the dulce de leche crepe. I don't throw around the word incredible lightly, but there's no other word for it. Just get it. Don't leave without ordering the sangria either. It rounds out the whole experience exactly the way it should. Fiorito's is the real deal -- the food, the service, the atmosphere. One of those places you just keep coming back to.

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    Fritanga Fiesta

    Fritanga Fiesta

    4.5
    (4 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    Saw this new business pop up and I'm glad we gave it a try. The owners/chefs are extremely…read morepersonable and professional, and by their service are excited about what they do! The crunchy tacos are really taquitos filled with blackened yet tender and stringy meat; they were satisfying when dipped into the chimichurri sauce which has a slight kick. They also served a ketchup-mayo crema which was slightly sweet but could use more secret spice to make it really pop. The gallo pinto rice was flavorful with beans and some veggies. I drizzled chimichurri sauce over it. Queso frito (fried cheese) was satisfying, could experiment with cubing it. The maduro and the house-bottled tamarind juice are very sweet. They are operating out of a kitchen for now and there is no seating yet but I'd definitely continue watching this business!

    TL;DR: 4 stars for the food, 5 stars for the service. would…read morelike hot sauce variety. Quick and passionate. Great value meal! . . *Friendly service and a warm welcome to their customers. A humble hole-in-the-wall kitchen that recently opened for business (1 month ago). *Combo of Taquitos, Maduro, Fried cheese, and Gallo Pinto. 20 minute drive back home but still had a crisp texture, and stayed warm. The bananas impressively fluff with a fulfilling bite. The fried cheese was amazing! *Ordered off the app "Too Good To Go". Based on the app, the value of this meal was $21 and I received it for $7.55. It is hard to determine, but I'd personally value it between $15-$18. That being said, it is a GREAT deal for $7.55. If I was to pay full price, I would be disappointed by the lack of meat.

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    Discover our Nicaraguan tacos: tender meats, vibrant salad, and creamy crema unite in every bite for a taste of true indulgence.
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    El Bajareque Restaurant

    El Bajareque Restaurant

    4.2
    (261 reviews)
    0.6 mi
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    On our last afternoon in Miami we searched for a Puerto Rican restaurant and thankfully stumbled…read moreacross this establishment. It's not a very large location. It's a hole in the wall. We found that it was the 1st Puerto Rican restaurant established in Miami in 1974. So it's been around 52 years and survived covid shut downs. Says a lot about how much the community loves it too. The service was great. The server was able to easily answer any questions about the menu. The food came out from the kitchen quickly and we started to feast. We ordered the Beef Alcapurias(fried masa). It's was great. My spouse who doesn't eat a variety of foods tried it and absolutely loved it. My sister ordered theGrilled Pork with Aroz con Gondules & a Pastele. My spouse had the Aroz con Gondules. I ordered the Chicharones de Pollo & Aroz con Gondules(double side). The portions were generous and delicious. I was even able to order a Pastele to go and eat it later with one of my sides of rice. We couldn't believe how affordable the lunch was when the bill came. We were all pleasantly surprised with the experience. And highly recommend this establishment if you are looking for an authentic Puerto Rican meal. We can't wait to go back for more!

    Straight to the point kind of restaurant. Small business with good prices. They have a special…read moreeveryday of the week, medalla for around $4 and really good coffee. The food is very decent and never breaks the bank. All the staff is friendly and polite and they attend to you as fast as possible for whatever you need. The place is small but never too crowded where I can't find a seat--which means it's still a hidden gem! I love the tostones and camarones, and their bacalitos are nice and big too! Definitely will be back and recommend anyone looking for a good full filling meal or a quick lunch to check it out.

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    Pork chops, gandules rice and a green banana.

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    El Palacio De Los Jugos

    El Palacio De Los Jugos

    3.8
    (203 reviews)
    2.1 mi
    $$

    So, soo good!! Landed in MIA, checked into hotel and next…read morething we did was to head out to EPDLJ. Their Carib oxtail was super tender and their juice selection was incredible. Yuca was also nice, tender and succulent. Staff speaks fluent English and you have to get a token like in a grocery store. But the star of the show is the abundance of rice they'll pile on your plate. I had to eat mine 3 times to finish the box! They have a seating area you can eat cafeteria style. It's under a roof but will be loud (from cars and humid.)

    This is like my 5/6 time coming. Brought friends here who have visited in the past. And it's always…read morea hit/miss but the price is always good. This time I got the oxtail and it was $30 for the plate. Insane but it was good. Had 3 pieces of oxtail...so not sure if it was worth it. I've been to Caribbean places where it's $20 and they give more. Anyway, plates are normally big enough to share. So expect to take home leftovers which is awesome. On this day, we came when everything was fresh out and it was 3pm. But on a Sunday. Rice was soft, fries were crunchy. They have everything here. Coffee, smoothies and sandwiches. I've had their cortadito and it was so good and strong. Their smoothies are really good. And so are their sandwiches. Highly recommend going. Just make sure you go at a busy hour, lunch or weekend. Sometimes the rice is hard. I'll probably go for their dresser next.

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