he theming here was awesome. It felt like a Rainforest Cafe for adults. The service was also great, with plates and silverware switched out between courses. The 5 of us split everything. We started with the Pao de Queijo (cheese bread) and Ancas de Rana (frog legs) which were both tasty. Then we got the Arroz Chaufa (duck fried rice), Pulpo (octopus), Entrana (chimichurri skirt steak), and Pinchana Rodizio (rump steak). We ended with some Brazilian truffles and lava cake. I thought everything was good. I think the duck fried rice and skirt steak were my favorites. The portions were not huge, but I recommend sharing to try multiple things. read more

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In my years of living in Miami, I have never experienced worse service. The staff here were incredibly rude and hostile. After ordering hundreds of dollars on cocktails and apps, our waitress pressured us to order dinner asap, without even letting us have time to enjoy our company and look over the menu. She said we have a time limit of two hours and we needed to order now, meanwhile, we had been there for less than an hour. She was incredibly unprofessional and unpleasant, and we were there for my friend's birthday, being perfectly polite. After spending over $700 on the bill, we went upstairs to the rooftop bar, and the bartenders refused to serve us free water (after we ordered four cocktails in addition to a cocktail boat). The bouncers outside of Selva were unnecessary rude to the two guys in our group, for no reason. I don't usually care about the service at a place at all, but this was exceptionally horrid. I will never return. The food wasn't even anything special at all and the drinks were mainly ice and all overpriced. read more

Amazónico - Overpriced cocktails (mainly ice) - Japanese Near Me - Miami, Florida

We came to Amazónico to celebrate my birthday and were really looking forward to a romantic night out. Unfortunately, the service was extremely disappointing, especially considering the price point of this restaurant. From the moment we arrived, we waited what felt like forever for our server to even introduce himself or take our drink order. At one point, our food was brought out and left sitting behind us for nearly 20 minutes waiting for our server, so by the time we were able to eat, it was already somewhat cold. Our server apologized several times throughout the night for the poor service, but unfortunately, the service never actually improved. My boyfriend had arranged for dessert to be brought out for my birthday, but because I have a food allergy, we asked what ingredients were in the ice cream to make sure it was safe for me. It took almost 30 minutes just to get an answer, which was especially frustrating given that it involved an allergy. Before we left, our server brought us shots and apologized again, which we appreciated, but it didn't make up for the overall experience. For the amount of money being spent, we shouldn't have had to repeatedly chase down our server just to order another drink, ask for a condiment, or get basic attention throughout dinner. The restaurant itself is beautiful and has a great atmosphere, but the level of service did not match the experience or price point at all. What was supposed to be a special birthday dinner ended up being frustrating and disappointing. Our server was Alejandro. read more

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My favorite dining experience of 2025!!! I already cannot wait to be back. Amazónico promises an unforgettable experience that delivers on ambiance, entertainment, cuisine, and service. I was lucky enough to snag a same day reservation for 2 at 10:30pm. What followed was literally a dreeeeam. The space is huge and every corner is thoughtfully designed, transporting you to the jungle. Vibes are sexy but also sophisticated. First and second floor offer dining, with the second being more lounge inspired seating. There is also a 3rd floor with a rooftop and I believe a new club. This place has it all. First floor also has live music and a fully visible kitchen so you're able to see all the food roasting and being prepared. Usually at restaurants that deliver so highly on ambiance the food doesn't always compare, but we loved everything we ordered! And the experience is well worth the price point. Food: Started with the Aguachile which was recommended by our server. Delicious and so fresh! I did find myself wanting a plantain chip or something crisp to eat it with though. For mains we split the Arroz Chaufa with duck and duck egg. So rich, so tasty we loved it. The Picanha Rodizio was tender and had a smokey charred taste to it from the preparation method. We added a side of broccoli and carrots to this and it was my least favorite item. Drinks: The jungle bell mojito is insane and the mint infused smoke was incredible. The monkey business was tasty but my boyfriend found the cup to not be his favorite. The espresso martini was well balanced and we had a small hiccup with the woodford reserve on the rocks being served with multiple ice cubes instead of one. read more

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Hysterical vibe. It was "primal" as best as we could describe it. A good time, fun Djs and easy to get in. Still very crowded too! No cover. read more

Amazónico - Dancer - Japanese Near Me - Miami, Florida

"Welcome to the jungle" could easily be the rock anthem that defines Amazónico . This isn't just another restaurant; it's a full-sensory experience where vibrant décor, lively music, and sophisticated gastronomy come together to create one of Miami's most exciting dining destinations. With its roots in Madrid, it's no wonder that Amazónico feels both cosmopolitan and wildly exotic, a perfect blend of Hispanic heritage and global culinary influences. The jungle reference truly fits like a glove. Touring this tropical paradise felt like swinging from liana to liana: * The first floor is a vibrant bar-and-dining area with live music that turns up the beat. * The second floor offers a more elegant setting with piano jazz and private dining spaces for meetings or events. Even the walk to the restroom feels immersive, surrounded by forest sounds that pull you deeper into the theme. * And finally, the rooftop, a lively open-air terrace perfect for cocktails and mingling under a Miami clear starry night. We began with the Pão de Queijo, warm, simple, and perfectly crispy. Then came the Centollo, a refined dish featuring snow crab, lollo rosa, and Nikkei rosso. Each ingredient was fresh and full of texture. Next came the Atún Onimikasu con Baeri Vintage Caviar, featuring toro tuna tartare topped with luxurious caviar. We followed with the Lomi Lomi Roll, a blend of Ora King salmon, avocado, and salmon roe, proof that Amazónico also masters the art of sushi. And not to miss, the Amazónico Maki, a tropical roll built around mango, avocado, cacao nibs, and coconut, tying perfectly into the restaurant's jungle-inspired spirit. Even the Guacamole con Erizo surprised us: exotic on paper, yet creamy, rich, and elegantly indulgent enough to enjoy on its own. Then came the Tarzan yell moment: the Guacho de Langosta. Maine lobster over perfectly al dente semolina orzo, bathed in a coconut bisque that tied everything together. The lobster was fresh, tender, and balanced with the tropical creaminess of the sauce. Our favorite dish of the night, and what could easily become one of Amazónico's signature dishes. The Picanha Rodizio was tender, juicy, and cooked to perfection, each slice melting in your mouth. As sides, the Queso Fundido con Anchoas was rich and stretchy, especially when paired with the pão de queijo for an extra dose of cheesy bliss. Even if you're not into anchovies, you'll likely be hooked. My personal favorite, though, was the Sweet Potato Parmesan Purée, the perfect match for the meat's smokiness. Cue the jungle drums for dessert: * The Chocolate Moctezuma, a molten mousse paired with a refreshing avocado sorbet, was a refreshing surprise for any avocado lover. * The Crema de Choclo, a tropical twist on crème brûlée topped with meringue and coconut sponge, offered a Latin spin on the French classic. Cocktails kept the good vibes flowing. The Espresso Martini was perfectly shaken, while the Peacock Spritz, a maracuyá twist on the Italian classic, sparkled with tropical flair. The Leche Pantera, aromatic with Flor de Caña rum and spiced pineapple, kept the refreshing rhythm going. Throughout the evening, a mesmerizing live singer, think Karol G 2.0, filled the space with soulful tropical beats, perfectly harmonized with her band. The service was consistently attentive and professional from start to finish. Thank you, Amazónico, for an unforgettable wild culinary journey. It's the Latin-chic, exotic experience the cultural melting pot of the Americas was missing, welcome to the jungle indeed. read more

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I had such an amazing experience at Amazónico--it really exceeded my expectations. The staff was incredibly friendly and attentive, which made the whole night feel even more special. The atmosphere was everything: great vibes, fun music, and a lively energy that made it hard not to enjoy yourself. The food was absolutely delicious, with every dish tasting fresh and well thought out. On top of that, the drinks were beautifully presented and just as good as they looked, making the whole experience feel a little extra special. read more

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Service and food was exceptional. Atmosphere was awesome! The staff was extremely professional and friendly.

I really enjoyed having dinner here to celebrate my sister's birthday. I only have positive things to say regarding the food. I was well feed to say the least! The ambiance was really immersive and the hallway walk to the bathroom was interesting because they play animal sounds making it seem like I am walking through a jungle. In addition the roof has a sweet hidden club where you can grab a cocktail, dance, and interact with your people! read more

Amazónico - Welcome to the jungle - Japanese Near Me - Miami, Florida

Vibes place, food was excellent, cool decor, live music too. We had a private event and everything was delicious. It was tapas style so we had a bit of everything. Server was attentive and went out of his way to get us the good stuff. Would definitely come back! read more

If I could give 0 stars I would. Worst service I have experienced in Miami. It ruined our entire night, we were so excited to get to know this restaurant, the food was mid, but we ended up not even enjoying it cause of the bad experience with a waiter. Very disappointing for the price of the restaurant, we were expecting to be treated at LEAST with respect. Music was way to loud, we could only stare at each other or scream at each other. Never going back for sure. read more

Outstanding service by Server Assistant Daniela Lozada. The food was delicious as well as the drinks. Excellent atmosphere...

Amazónico was such a beautiful restaurant! From the interior to the drinks, everything tasted well and was put together. The food on the other hand was honestly mediocre. We have the skirt steak and ribeye and they tasted really good but were a bit too charred on the outside, making them taste burnt. This place was beautiful and i would go back again but just order my steak differently. expensive but worth the cool experience! read more

Dress code is judged based off who are you and who you know. Three women in front of us (2 black, 1 white) were denied entrance bc one of them was wearing black leather shorts and high heels. Apparently if you're a woman, you can't wear leather shorts, yet men can wear beat-up converse and t-shirts. Make it make sense. Service was incredibly slow. No complaints on the food. Was well cooked and seasoned. Overall, the hint of racism and classism tainted the night for us. We're not going back. read more

If I could give it a 0, I would. Worst place ever. Rude and racist. We were told our dress code does not fit even though others after us had the same dress code. Pants and long sleeve. I was told my pants needed to be dark even though it was a Khaki pants. The security guard was absent until I came. The only difference from me and the others was the color of my skin. The receptionist's behavior is unacceptable. Not to what Miami stands for. read more