I live in Davie Fl and I always come back to this place, it feels like home, good music good energy. The food is delicious fresh and flavorful. I feel like a regular every time I come they treat me like family. The waitresses are the coolest lady's making us want to come back and order the usual. Carne asada Baleada Batido de Mamey Pupusas read more

If you like traditional home cooked Cuban food and Salvadoran dishes like pupusas, you will love this place. It's my go to for a big bowl of beef soup, and their mariquitas de malanga are the best! Great service and food in a relaxed atmosphere. This place will have you coming back for more. read more

Good homestyle latin cooking. Recommend pupusas de lorroco, mixtas and beef soup. Will definitely be back to try more. read more

Neighborhood food establishment with homecooked food. Best Avocado salad $5 and also ordered Chuleta cerdo ahumado (2) $14.50 with rice and tomatoes. No frills but good food. Plan to return soon ! read more

We started coming here because Rinconcito was always drenched in grease and we've never looked back. Some of the best Hispanic food hands down. Best prices and the quality is great. The flavors are on point, portions are substantial and the staff is always polite. The pollo asado and ribs on Thursdays are THE BEST! Also their white rice is my favorite of any Hispanic food joint. I've never dined inside but the ambiance is laid back and welcoming. read more

Muy buena la comida. La atención espectacular. Comida sobrosaaaa Los mejores chicharrones read more

Consistently good food at good prices. Waitstaff is good and attentive. Dinners and lunches are great, but they also make a great breakfast.

This place doesn't shine for its aesthetics but their food is yummy and the service is not bad. I've unfortunately moved away but still keep coming back for their delicious chicken soup, my husband loves their beef soup. I've been trying to find a replacement in west Kendall for this soup and I haven't found one in the last 4 years so when I'm sick or craving soup this is the spot! Their breakfast is also really good with big portions. read more

Cuban food is found on almost every street corner throughout this bustling city but rarely is it paired with Salvadoran cuisine to give it that extra hearty kick and filling portions. Pupusas are the hipster taco served in a doughier form with the traditional staples such as stewed meats, rice, and beans alongside it. The way to most people's hearts is through their stomach making comfort food like this neighborhood diner so much more warming. It's not large but it's cozy and clean inside. Cheap breakfast and plenty of cafecito is the ideal breakfast scenario here along with daily specials for lunch and dinner. Plus, when has it ever been a bad idea to add an empanada to your order? I'm not a fan of their hash browns but their mariscada soup makes up for it. The retro 80's look adds all the appeal that is quintessential to Miami's Cuban cafeterias. It's a simple, casual, and modest little neighborhood spot but with the twang of the Salvadoran dishes available here, it makes it the perfect mesh of yummy Spanish comfort food. Plus, they're open late which is perfect for those who tend to eat dinner later than most. read more

Amazing food and service best carne asada and a huge portion Can be shared the elote is delicious would Reccomended this place

I've been coming here since I was a kid and can't find any Central American food that beats this spot. It's small and cozy and the prices are definitely unbeatable, the service is always great and they treat you like family. Will definitely be coming here with my kids one day and hopefully my kids kids ! read more

Cafe Vinales - The best pupusas I've ever had - Cafes Near Me - Miami, Florida

the service was great and came super quick and food was excellent. I would come here again. didn't have much decor but the decor they did have was cool. read more

Amazing food and service best carne asada and a huge portion Can be shared the elote is delicious i would Reccomended this place

My parents and I absolutely Love coming here for pupusas and el tamal de Elote not only is the food amazing it's also very affordable. The ladies that work there always make us feel welcomed. Today we tried the chicken tacos from the appetizer menu and omg.. they were delicious! The tortillas were a little crispy on the outside which was amazing I will probably order these next time as my main dish. Highly recommend! read more

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Me encanta la comida de este restaurante, es comida centroamericana, mi plato favorito es el Típico Juanaco, servido con un delicioso arroz blanco, carne, huevos, guiso, queso, maduro y frijoles refritos, también la sopa de res, muy buena. El lugar es pequeño y tiene más aspecto de fonda del campo, no lujos pero la comida con un sabor exquisito. read more

Aside from the typical Cuban cafe like, fluorescent lights, loud employees and a no imagination menu. This place has Salvadoran mixed into it which makes it a little unique. The food was actually a surprise of just cooked right. Delicious and fresh. The prices are very decent and I would recommend Cafe Vinales for the food !! read more

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i called this place and asked jed what food they have already done. they told me "picadillo" so I ordered and deove to picku. at the place I payed and get two sodas, after 15 min I asked if they don't hace the food ready, they said they hace to prepare or warming up, so I left and went to Wendys. so if you are hungry don bother to call and pkace an order just find something eleae. if you are caplable to eait 45 min to 1 hour this is the perfect place read more

This little gem is a wonderful spot of culinary Heaven, with delicious food, sizable portions and friendly service. Each time I visit I order something new and have yet to be disappointed! Mmm, mmm, good!!! read more

I've been coming here for some years now and they never fail to deliver. My husband and I usually come for the beef soup (caldo de res) and pupusas. We've tried this at other restaurants but we always find ourselves coming back to these. The soup is very flavorful and it comes with rice and handmade tortilla, very filling. Prior to ordering they bring butters Cuban bread. They are also reasonably priced and service is always great. This place is also clean, which is plus for me. We will continue coming here. read more

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Very good salvadorian and cuban food, nice beef soup, good, friendly service, good prices.

Place was very comfortable and homey. The food was amazing. Would definitely recommend. All the food is delicious. I personally had the baby churrasco with white rice and pico de gallo. I also ordered tostones. Everything was spectacular. read more

Amazing food made from scratch once you order. I come here minimum once a week. Also one of the best breakfast in Miami

"Pupusa Heaven"--I've been advocating the name change for quite some time... Crunchy shredded cabbage, spicy picante sauce, and don't forget the incredible (fresh made) salsa. If you've never eaten a pupusa--this is one of the best places to try them in Miami. Portions tend to run large and if you want to try a little of everything get the "Super Antojitos". It combines plantains, steak, chicharron, salsa, crema, platanos maduros, queso blanco, nachos, frijoles, etc. And if you're in need of a sugary horchata fix this place sells it by the bucket. Parking is somewhat tricky and the music tends to play pretty loud, but otherwise the restaurant is a stellar place to get your fix of central-American cravings. read more

I went here on an absolute whim while I was in Miami for business in late fall 2010. Thanks to Urbanspoon I found this place and gave it a shot for some evening take-out. My meal was good - a no frills Cuban sandwich (ham, pork, cheese, pickles) and a side order of plantains. The sandwich was huge - I could finish barely half of it. Same with the plantains. It was a huge order. If I'm back in town I'd certainly consider this place for a quick meal. First, I should probably perfect my Spanish, though. I felt like a bit of a dummy trying to order my meal in my very poor Spanish. read more

Authentic and delicious Salvadorian food! The place isn't fancy, just a simple mom and pop restaurant with great food. Also crazy cheap for the amount of food they serve! read more

Cafe Vinales - Steak with eggs, Refered bean, cream, and plantains. Amazing! - Cafes Near Me - Miami, Florida

Had lunch at Cafe Vinales on a Thursday afternoon with my coworkers. I ordered two Pupusas Chicharron, Frijoles, Y Revueltas and a side of Frituras De Malanga. Quality This was my first try at Salvadorian food, so I followed the lead of my coworker. I ordered the Pupusas, which too me were much too loaded with the refried beans and were lacking in meat and cheese. To me it was equivalent of a squished bean burrito, which is not a compliment. I also tried the Frituras De Malanga, which though Cuban I had not seen it on many menus. It was good, but lacked a quality sauce to compliment it. I was not impressed by either dish. Quantity Even though the food is not great, they definitely load you up. I did not need two Pupusas and ended up bringing an entire one home. Value Tons of food and extremely cheap. Everything on the menu was very reasonable and with the quantity of the food I saw, if it was a bit better it would be amazing. Ambiance Fits right into your standard Latin-American restaurant in Miami mold. It is part diner, part restaurant, part bar. It is set up more for take out, but there are several oddly shaped seating areas. It usually is a good sign when no one speaks English in a place, but here it was a bit deceiving. As could be expected there was a soccer game on and plenty of people drinking beer. Crowd Almost everyone was a clear regular. Everyone was chatting with the waitress, who seemed like the only one working. And as I mentioned everyone was speaking Spanish and I would guess most probably only knew Spanish. Service Lots of people and only one waitress running around. She seemed used to it and was very friendly, but still slow even for Miami. Parking There were several spots right in front and most people were stopping just to pick up so it did not seem like an issue. Extra I was not overly impressed with my first try at Salvadorian food. With Pupusas clearly the main dish I left not really interested in trying one again. read more

Very good food. Fresh orange juice. Good cafe con leche. Recommend this place. I had the churrasco and it was delicious. Very good hand made tortillas. Also enjoyed the Salvadoran breakfast and pupusas with curtido and salsa. read more

Fresh, clean and well priced! The Wednesday daily special is Costilla Asada (roasted pork ribs) and Rabo Encendido (oxtail stew). Simply the best at this dish! Their pupusas are also excellent! read more

We came here a couple of times but it seems this place is a hit or miss. The tamales are good, but the pupusas could use some work. They're either highly overstuffed or not cooked evenly or the masa's too thick. I'm of Salvadoran descent so I am a little more picky about how my pupusas are made than most people. I have yet to try the Cuban food and I doubt I ever will especially after our last visit. read more

We came to Miami on a mini vacation while my husband had to work here. We wanted something different -This place was great! Everything we ordered was delicious - not one complaint from the 3 adults and 4 kids. All of our kids tried everything and loved it all- and I do have a couple picky eaters! My husband works down in Miami often and will definitely be back! read more

I'm giving this place 3 stars just because the only good thing about it is the food. The employees are rude,the place is filthy dirty and the decor is made up of cheap dollar store items. Now, the food here is amazing. The churrasco they serve here is a surprisingly upscale cut of meat. They cook it perfect to your liking and it's served with two sides of your choice. It is delicious,season only with salt and pepper,great meat needs nothing else. If you want a good piece of churrasco;help yourself out and eat here! read more

Their soups are delicious! Also the carne asada dishes are great. They can get busy and the wait time gets lengthy at times. Their prices are good and the quantity is great! Good food! read more

this is a disgrace! And I'm Cuban Salvadoran... I thought this restaurant was my calling...they call themselves a Cuban Salvadoran restaurant...I think not! The pupusas are made incorrectly, they don't even know how to make a proper 'revuelta", the waitress scoffed at my mother when she asked her for a pupusa that wasn't too "doughy". All in all, I don't know how anyone who claims to know pupusas could like this place. Never again! read more

Bad staff. Food is mediocre. ^ my original tip now I think with a level head I can explain the situation. So we came here to eat because they have a "parrilla" that comes with a lot of meat and everyone picks from there and we each order the sides we wants its almost like a barbecue style. Now not only is this the most expensive thing on their menu it's not very good! It is a lot of meat but.... It's the worst pieces of meat the chicken was terrible which, it's kind of hard to ruin chicken. We weren't as mad about this because anywhere you go the food is always a hit or miss what really drove home the reason for the original bad tip was the bad service we received! So first they advertise certain things and they didn't carry it. The waitress when we asked her would kind of like laugh like if we were wrong for even asking like we should know even though they advertise that they don't carry those items. Then finally when my boyfriend went to pay he handed his card to the lady at the front and told her the tip amount in Spanish so she can't even say there was a language barrier because he spoke HER language and she went ahead and tipped herself an additional $5, all this with a stupid grin on her face when confronted she then pretended to not understand us. To avoid more problem we just walked out and will never be back again! I guess if you want to go, take cash and don't order la parrilla! Lol Happy yelping!! read more

No bueno. The staff was pretty bad. We had the parilla meat combo. It looked terrible and the taste was not good at all. I started feeling bad after I ate. The waitress decided to tip herself extra after I said only as two dollars. She had a smirk after which really got me upset. Place is not nice looking at all. Save your money and go to one of the bigger chain places. read more

When I come to Cafe Vinales, I only order the pupusas, which are delicious! I've had various kinds of pupusas here: I've ordered them with cheese only, I also had them 'con loroco' (lororo is a Central American plant, where the flower bud is used in cooking) and I've had them with chicharron. And all the different varieties that I've ordered them were very tasty. The pupusas seemed bigger than the way I've had them, compared to the way they're typically served at other Central American restaurants. I usually pair my pupusas with crema and refritos frijoles & they serve it up real nice here. The service has always been good & they're always attentive. They also serve cold beers! read more

I came in for breakfast...Soooo good! I had the Salvador Breakfast with beef. Very tasty and fulfilling. Just make sure you come in with plentyb of time, this is not an in and out place. I had no hurry and it was totally worth the wait. read more

Went here for dinner last night. The server at the bar area was mediocre. The food was good, but the steak was slightly overcooked. It was an okay dining experience. I'll likely go again just because the pupusas were delicious!! read more

Love this place. The good is really good. Big portions and very economical. Service is decent. Parking is a problem at times.

stopped for some pupusas. they were pretty bad. too much tortilla to filling. the chicharrón was pretty bland. Cheese was good. All of them could have been crispier. Should certainly be a pass for someone who knows what pupusas taste like. read more