It doesn't get more authentic than this. A neighborhood spot in Allapattah that never disappoints…read moreyou just drop in get in line cafeteria style and pick out your food. Everything is extremely tasty you won't be disappointed.

The chicken is the best thing on the menu! The chicken with tostones or French fries should be the…read moreonly thing you order. They do take a while as they do fifty the fries or the tostones as you're there. I also tried their tres leches which was surprisingly very good. If you're craving some Dominican pica pollo I recommend.

El Otro Tiesto is always a great choice for authentic Dominican flavors! The location is great, and…read moreI really love the updates they've made to the seating and decor; it gives the restaurant a fresh, welcoming feel. The food is consistently good and definitely hits the spot when you're craving Dominican food. It's a great place for a night out, but it's also family-friendly and perfect for a relaxed dinner with the family. Great food, great atmosphere, and that comforting taste of home!

There were El Tiesto locations closer to me, but my friends insisted the Miami one was more of a…read morevibe and I'm glad I listened! First things first, the DJ was ON POINT didn't stay on one genre too long, just kept the energy flowing perfectly. It was a rainy Sunday so it wasn't as packed or hype as we expected, but honestly? Even if it was just us and the DJ, it still would've been a whole party. The inside has a dark, moody vibe with cute spots for pics, definitely a vibe. Parking was $11 in a small lot right outside, which wasn't bad. Now let's get into the important part... the FOOD & DRINKS whew!! I had a passion fruit mojito and a passion fruit margarita, both were SO good. Like... real good LOL! The wings were flavorful, and we also had fried tostones topped with shrimp in this sweet sauce that paired perfectly with the savory. SO GOOD. I also tried two different sushi rolls with steak, and babyyy... every bite had me like "hmmmmm" no exaggeration at all. They offer both a brunch menu and a regular menu, and everything is displayed on tablets which was super vibrant and easy to browse. I don't love driving all the way to Miami, but for these vibes, the music, and the food? I'd definitely make the trip again. Good food, good drinks, good music, good vibes. We had an amazing time!

This was a so good service was great ambiance was excellent and food was great I'll come back.read more

To dance this place is great! I went for a weekend event they had and it was fun…read more Their service and food however is lacking. When we arrived I am not sure if the restaurant wasn't open or not, but the lady was all the way on the back and we didn't even know where to sit. She took a while to tell us to sit down. The food came out quickly but it was just ok. It was lacking a bit of flavor or salt. I will come back, but just to dance not eat.

As a Dominican New Yorker, I'm always on the hunt for good Dominican food and Milly's did not…read moredisappoint. It gives very local mom and pop vibes, super homey and authentic like you're walking into someone's kitchen. It was pretty empty when we went which made it feel even more laid back. The food was so good but just a heads up they do run out of dishes throughout the day. We were hoping for moro but they were out by the time we got there. I ordered the palomilla steak with rice and beans and it came with two maduros which I loved. The steak was super flavorful and tender. We also got the pollo guisado and it was just as delicious, very classic and comforting. Service was really good and the food came out so fast. Everything felt easy and smooth. I will definitely be coming back, this is one of those spots you keep in rotation when you're craving real Dominican food.

This was one of the best meals I have ever had. I am already excited to come back and I have barely…read moreeven finished this meal! 11/10 and great great vegan options!

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

While in the Miami area for a meeting, I found myself looking for a restaurant that offered…read moresomething casual, authentic, and memorable. After reading the consistently strong reviews for Ceviche 105, the decision was easy. Peruvian cuisine is always a good idea--and this one did not disappoint. From the moment I walked in, the restaurant delivered a great overall experience. The atmosphere was lively without being overwhelming, the music added to the energy, and the setting was comfortable and relaxed. Most importantly, the service was attentive, genuine, and professional. The food was the real highlight. The anticuchos were outstanding--well-seasoned, flavorful, and cooked beautifully. The ceviche was a must, and it delivered the bright, fresh flavors you expect from a great Peruvian ceviche. The churrasco also caught my attention and ended up being an excellent choice. Portions were generous across the board, and the pricing felt remarkably reasonable for both the quality and quantity. I chose to sit at the bar, which turned out to be one of the best decisions of the evening. The bartender deserves special recognition. He prepared an excellent Pisco Sour and went above and beyond to accommodate my requests, from customizing my drinks with extra spice to bringing smoked, spicy rocoto to complement my meal. His attention to detail and genuine hospitality made the experience even better. Interestingly, even my Uber driver had something to say about the restaurant when he picked me up. He mentioned that he regularly picks up guests from Ceviche 105 and that they consistently speak very highly of the restaurant. That kind of word-of-mouth says a lot. Ceviche 105 is the kind of restaurant that gets the important things right: quality food, generous portions, fair pricing, a great atmosphere, and hospitality that makes you want to come back. I absolutely recommend it. I'll definitely be returning the next time I'm in Miami--and next time, I'm bringing my coworkers with me.

The food is always fresh & full of flavor like a home cooked meal. Whether we eat there or get it…read moreto go, it's always delicious. The mangu, shrimp. & yuca frita are definitely in our topic picks so far. The staff is always very pleasant, too.

Came here to pick up something to eat at the beach. We walked in and ordered takeout. The staff was…read moregreat and it didn't take long to get our food. I ordered a cafe con leche, a Cuban sandwich and a Media Noche sandwich. Everything was delicious. Especially the media noche sandwich. I've had plenty of media noches in my life, but never as good as this one. Not sure what kind of bread they use for their media noche, but it was so soft, just the perfect amount of sweetness. The Cuban sandwich of course was good, but tasted similar to others I've had. I can definitely see myself returning next time we're in the area.

Puerto Sagua is an absolute Miami Beach classic! I've been here so many times that I've lost count,…read morebut I keep coming back for one thing: the oxtail stew! It is hands down my favorite. I've never had anything quite like it, except maybe in Caribbean Costa Rica, and there is something so special about the way they make it here. It is literally my first stop every time I visit Miami Beach. I genuinely crave it! And then there's the quatro leches cake. INSANELY good. You will absolutely finish it. I recently tried their iced Cuban coffee with sugar and milk, and it was such a delicious addition. The passion fruit juice is also fantastic. I finally tried the grilled lobster plate, and WOW, it did not disappoint. Honestly, you might need to walk around the block a few times afterward because everything is just THAT good, and you're going to finish every last bite. Puerto Sagua has been serving Miami Beach since 1968, and it is still standing strong, serving incredible Cuban food with so much character and history. Great service and love the open restaurant ambiance diner feel. If you're visiting Miami Beach, DO NOT skip this place. Come hungry and get a taste of this iconic Cuban American restaurant. And whatever you do, GET THE OXTAIL STEW!

Real Nicaraguan cuisine. We ordered the carne asada with gallo pinto, fried cheese and plantains…read more Every bite of the meat was delicious, they have other savory dishes and served very generous portions. I have been returning many times and the food is always delicious. The staff is welcoming and hospitable and they keep the store very tidy and clean at all times. Definitely recommended. Ps. You can also find freshly made tortillas, cacao and nacatamales.

My husband picked up food from here to eat at home. I didn't go inside so can't comment on the…read moreambiance or service but the food was fantastic!!! The gallopinto was great, queso frito was a 10/10. The highlight were the carne desmechada and churrasco. Absolutely flavorful and perfectly cooked! The tortillas are a bit too thick for my liking, but that is how Nicaraguan tortillas are. Overall food was a solid 10/10!

Garden House has such good colombian food!! I got a cortadito and the colombian breakfast. I had…read morenever had a Colombian breakfast before but everything listed sounded good, so I tried it out. It was so good. It came with rice and beans, eggs (i got them sunny side up), chorizo, avocado. I loved it, it was flavorful and delicious. The service was great, and the outside was very cute. They had fans set up so you could get a respite from the Miami heat.

I have been here multiple times and the food is great every time. Today we had Charlie and he was…read morevery kind and accommodating. Very relaxing setting as well. If you're looking for good food and great service come check this spot out!

The food here is absolutely delicious -- the pan con lechón is tender, flavorful, and perfectly…read morepacked into that fresh Cuban bread. The guarapo (fresh sugarcane juice) is refreshing and authentic, which is rare to find done this well. This place has the food down right. Unfortunately, the customer service ruins the experience. I asked for a pan con lechón and a pan con bistec, and the woman at the counter flat out said, "I'm not cooking." Barely toasted bread. But, good fresh bread. Not only was it dismissive, but it was also said directly to a local executive chef -- someone who knows and respects good food service. It's a real shame because the kitchen puts out quality food, but the lack of basic courtesy makes it hard to enjoy. My advice? Go for the food, but don't expect service. Order, take it to go, and skip the tip since service is non-existent. If they ever fixed their customer service, this spot would be five stars all the way. Ambiance ruined by customer service.

Did someone say Pan con lechón? Came here just for that because I had to satisfy the craving for…read moredelish pan con lechón. It's a know spot for just that and man are they good at it. Do they offer anything other than pan con lechón? Have no clue. They don't need to serve anything else. Sat outside in the parking lot on a small table with mismatched chairs and sipped on a Country Club Dominican Raspberry Soda. Watched the rush hour cars drive by. Listened to Bachata on the very load speakers. Ate my sandwich which was half of a full size Cuban loaf of bread and enjoyed everything about it. Sandwich was loaded with pulled pork, drizzled with a juicy hot sauce and topped with bits of cracklings & diced raw white onion. The crunch and flavors were amazing. Parking is limited and yes there are ppl eating in the parking lot. lol. Take picture of your pan con lechón for is. Not enough to see here.