We are visiting Miami and wanted to try some Cuban food. We did some research and saw the reviews…read morefor Marabu restaurant and decided to give it a try! Let's start with the mojito that came with such a large piece of sugar cane. It was so good! The waiter recommended my meal and it was delicious. The meat was tender and well seasoned. It also came with beans and rice. One meal was probably enough for two people! The restaurant is located on the 4th floor of the outdoor mall near some neat shops. I loved the restaurant decor and everyone was so friendly. Our waiter was very knowledgeable and gave great menu recommendations. The staff was attentive, stopping by to refill our water and clear plates. I highly recommend this restaurant!

Stopped in with my adult daughter and wife, looking for an authentic Cuban food experience…read more The restaurant is fine, nothing great, but nice. The server was a bit disappointing though she warmed up during the meal. Just came across as aloof and wasn't overly helpful when I shared that we wanted a variety of their best dishes. We ordered the boniato al carbon appetizer which really is a must try. The charcoal on a sweet potato just hits. Balances out the sweetness perfectly. The Ropa Vieja is good - not great. The black beans and rice however were perfect and they balanced out everything we ate. The Cuban sandwich was what you'd want/expect it to be. Very nice The Cuban Fried Rice was the favorite dish for all of us. Everything in it was authentic and well done. What I appreciate about the food here is that nothing is over seasoned. I absolutely love spice but Cuban food isn't that. The food speaks for itself and they stay true to that

the food and service was great! The waiter was very helpful with helping me decide what to choose…read moreto eat.

Sara was amazing! She was incredibly kind, attentive, and made us feel genuinely welcomed from the…read moremoment we arrived. She went above and beyond to ensure we had a great experience. Thank you for your excellent service, Sara. We look forward to coming back!

Food was great and at a good price. Service was fast and I…read morewill go again. Cuban sandwich was big.

Excellent food at a very reasonable price, especially by Miami standards. We will definitely come…read moreback.

Whenever I need a quick bite to eat or when I wanna eat in the dining room real Cuban food I come…read morehere. It's not the fanciest but man is the food good. This is the stuff we grew up with. Order a sandwich here and you're gonna be hungry for sure because they are great portions and they taste old school like the Milano queen you were a kid and also the Cuban sandwich with the pickle taste wow. But they have great dishes I mean from the seafood platters to the Roja pita you're my goodness they're so good. Of course they are the king and Palomilla with the tennis sandwich or whether you're eating it with rice and beans wow and good masa de de purr o desserts, lord, I think of every dessert that capacity think of from pastries that are Cuban to the Cakes like flan and tres leches this place is amazing. My favorite thing to eat here when I come are the Cortas please ask for them to be hot. They are really delicious. Of course they do have everything else you can think of. I mean their list of sandwiches and their menu is impressive great portions great service. The girls here were really hard. It's a great place legendary

My experience here was awesome. I'm actually still sitting here. I was helped by Patricia who was…read morespectacular; the order came out as I'd hoped for with specific attention to my liking. Her customer service and attention to detail was awesome, ensuring she stopped by multiple times throughout to top off water and check on my experience. I went with the grilled Chicken breast and double side of tostones which tasted fantastic. Of note, I covered the tostones in the garlic like sauce while they were hot, which rendered them a fine combo of crunchy and somewhat soft- in short, awesome. Personally, no meal is finished without some form of coffee at the end. I admit this habit stems from my upbringing and a penchant for American, French and Italian fare but this was no different. I enjoyed a Cortadito which tasted amazing and had beautiful presentation. If I could rate this experience 6 stars I would. They knocked it out of the park. Note: They're FIU student, police and county friendly to boot.

Fiorito is one of those solid, reliable spots -- great for a chill meal with good meat done right…read more I personally love it for a laid-back lunch, but it works well for dinner too. The provoleta con chorizo is a must-order. The pulpo a la plancha is another standout: perfectly tender with just the right amount of crisp on the outside. I've tried several of their steaks and can honestly recommend all of them -- the quality is consistent across the board. If you're in Miami and craving good Argentine flavors in a relaxed setting, Fiorito delivers. Highly recommend.

Wonderful, old restaurant with the BEST meat!…read more The restaurant is small- more seating outside. The parking lot is non-existent, so you try to find parking on the street and not get towed, or you pay $10 for valet. We were a party of 4. We were sat immediately on a Thursday night at 7pm. It continued to get busier as the night went on. The ladies split a bottle of a white blend. It was delicious. The men each had a glass of Malbec. We ordered the Procuitto and burrata salad as an appetizer. It was huge. Perfect to split amongst the 4 of us. We also ordered the beef empanada to share. It was really good! They brought out some warm bread with butter and tomatoes. For dinner we all ordered the Vacio, except my daughter ordered the gnocchi with braised beef. We were enjoying everything so much that I didn't take pictures before we were almost finished eating. Everything was amazing! The steak was so tender! Cooked to perfection! Very tasty. We asked for some chimichurri and they brought us some small (2 tablespoons) cups of it. I had the roasted potatoes on the side. My husband had the fries. You could tell that the fries were handmade. For dessert we shared the panqueque with dulce de leche and vanilla ice cream. It was really good! The service was great. Plenty of people waiting on you, refilling your water, and checking on you. I look forward to returning again.

I ask ChatGPT where to get ceviche in south beach and CVI.CHE 105 was recommended and it did not…read moredisappoint. Our server was Sara and she was great, very attentive. The decor is a little wild LOL. Some of the art gave us a chuckle but it's all the restaurant owner My husband had the Ceviche Da Vinci which was a lot smaller in portion and when asking what other leche de Tigre flavors it included per the discription, he was told it's all the same flavor. Kind of disappointed and recommend getting to share or if you're not that hungry. I got the ceviche Misterioso y Abusivo with the fresh catch and additional mixed seafood. Man was it a lot of fish! lol. For our two ceviches a Pepsi max and an iced tea, we paid $75.

Would've been 5 stars... if the 20% tip actually came with 5-star service…read more We were charged a mandatory 20% gratuity, so I'd expect at least the basics. Instead, our server stood there and watched us struggle to box up our own food to go. Not even a little help. And our water was never refilled. Now, the food... The ceviches were all pretty similar, with the exception of the coconut one. They were tangy, citrusy, and good, but every single one was begging for some spice. If you're ordering ceviche, I'd skip the mixed seafood and stick with the fish-only options. The red snapper was easily my favorite dish of the night. Deboned, fried to perfection, and presented beautifully. My sparkling wine paired perfectly with it. The salmon sashimi was also delightful. Overall, come for the classic ceviche and the fried fish. Those are the standouts. Just don't expect your 20% gratuity to include help boxing up your leftovers.

I was visiting Miami and asked a local for a restaurant recommendation. She directed me to…read moreVersailles. I had about a twenty minute wait without a reservation. I sat inside but waited outside until the table was ready. I had shrimp, rice, and fries for lunch. The portion size was generous so I took most of it back to eat later. The waiter was also very friendly and the price was not bad at all!

I was visiting Miami and asked a local for a restaurant recommendation. She directed me to…read moreVersailles. I had about a twenty minute wait without a reservation. I sat inside but waited outside until the table was ready. I had shrimp, rice, and fries for lunch. The portion size was generous so I took most of it back to eat later. The waiter was also very friendly and the price was not bad at all!

Came here with my partner last Saturday before the Heat game. We wanted to have a few drinks and…read moresome food before the game. We always go to Chilis but it was packed so we walked down and heard the awesome live Cuban salsa music and decided to stop at La Cañita. We sat at the bar next to where the group was playing music. I ordered their signature La Cañita drink and my boyfriend ordered a margarita. We decided to share their lechón asado. The bartender was very nice and he explained the menu to us very well. The live music was awesome and had me dancing in my chair. The lechón was delicious and came with boiled yucca and fried chicharrón pieces. I definitely would like to come back and try their other menu items the next time we come to a Heat game.

We visited last week while my husband and I were in Miami for a little getaway, and I wanted to…read moretake a moment to share our experience. The food was pretty good overall. I had the conch fritters and an arugula salad. The salad was fresh and delicious--a 10/10. The conch fritters were about a 5/10 for me. My husband had the oxtail with white rice, beans, and what I believe were plantains. He practically cleaned his plate and said he really enjoyed it, so that was a 10/10 from him. We also had spirit-free drinks, which were also good. Our server, Chris, was pleasant and accommodating without being overbearing, which we appreciated. The establishment was clean, and the ambiance was cool. Unfortunately, the overall experience was affected by the energy we encountered from a couple of staff members. The host who greeted and seated us came across as particularly cold. She also made a comment to someone that my husband could not hear, but the tone and energy of the interaction made us uncomfortable. Shortly afterward, another server approached us asking if we had been helped. When I explained that we had just arrived, his expression and demeanor also struck me as somewhat dismissive. Thankfully, Chris came over shortly after, and the energy immediately shifted. I can't speak to anyone's personal beliefs or intentions, and I don't want to assume what was behind these interactions. However, as a Black woman and an educator, I am very aware of how race, perception, and social identity can influence interactions between strangers. Unfortunately, I left feeling as though we were being viewed or treated differently, and that made it difficult to enjoy the experience fully. It was clear they were the Votaré por Donald Trump, type. To speak plain, self hating LatinX people who hold prejudice over other people of color. Plain ignorant and miserable haciendo sus trabajos modestos! It's also worth noting that the host's political expression was very apparent, which I found particularly interesting given that she was the first person guests encounter. Whatever someone's political beliefs may be, I believe that anyone working in a customer-facing role should make every guest feel welcomed and respected. Overall, the food was good, Chris was wonderful, and the space itself was nice. But hospitality is about more than food and decor; it is also about how people feel when they walk through the door. I hope the owners take that part of the guest experience seriously, because no restaurant benefits when customers leave feeling unwelcome.

This restaurant is outstanding in ambiance, food, and service. I am beyond impressed…read more On a recent trip to Miami, our party of three stumbled upon this marvelous spot. We all had a most memorable experience. The food is delicious. The presentation is spectacular. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable and attentive. All were very welcoming. Each dining area is decorated differently with their own unique captivating style. I highly recommend Bunbury and definitely will return in the very near future.

Margaritas were bitter and wasn't sweet and the empanadas were okay. So for context my buddies and…read morei wanted to come to this place to watch fifa 26 of argentina against cape verde right? we're cheering cabo verde making goals and as soon as the argentina scores this lady THROWS an entire cup of water onto us???? and then her her daughter comes in with her baby and she started banging this glass bottle ONTO HER BABY'S HEAD???? so she casually just assaulted us for just cheering, we didn't even antagonize them or anything we just minded our own business and guess what the business did? they just sat there and did nothing!!!! you guys are literally monsters for just standing there!!! we seriously would've just called the police if it wasn't for the fact that she was a girl that's why we didn't... https://snapchat.com/t/oJfXxBMe

I came here during Miami spice and was thoroughly impressed. I think this is one of my favorite…read morerestaurants here in Miami. Every bite was incredibly flavorful and every piece of meat was perfectly cooked. I think the only thing that was perhaps not as well seasoned was the pasta. Otherwise, everything was really great. I personally really like the elote and the empanadas. The shrimp one was amazing If you don't catch it in time for Miami spice, they have a really great happy hour as well Further desserts I got the Tres leches Keylime pie, flavored one, and then the Dulce de Leche flan. Both were really great and not overly sweet. The service was great. Our server was incredibly sweet and very fast. We came in right at 6 PM so it was pretty empty, which was wonderful.

We were really disappointed with our experience at Chimba. The lomo saltado was far too salty,…read morewhich made it difficult to enjoy. When we asked for sauce on the side, the manager was aggressive and rude rather than helpful. Since we weren't given the sauce separately, the meals ended up tasting bland and incomplete. Good food and respectful service should go together, but unfortunately we received neither. We left feeling frustrated and would not return based on this experience.