Ok here's the deal with this place. It's amazing. Not sure why this place has not been reviewed…read moremuch. Complaints are about price. But it's Miami and you have to expect it. I had the best chicken tacos of my life here. So many complex ingredients.... Just amazing! Ask for sauces and they'll bring you out some really good ones. Loved the jalapeño one. It's relaxing and chill inside. Can't recommend enough!

The food just isn't good and it's expensive for what it is. Very greasy. Takes forever even when…read moreit's empty. really no reason to go when there's so many other taco places in or near Brickell. Tacombi nearby is way better. Also- the owners are pretty antisemitic which doesn't help.

Great food and drinks the Family enjoyed everything. The staff was friendly and helpful.read more

Everything was so delicious !!! The crunch on the tacos was perfect. Wish the size of the fried…read morefish was bigger, but it was flavorful regardless. $16 for 3 fish tacos is a great price! We ate good!! Friendly staff, clean bathrooms, lots of seating (indoor and outdoor).

What did I think? I thought it was awesome! I went there on recommendation from the bartender at my…read morehotel and that was the best thing I got from the hotel. Tacos are my favorite, and it was Taco Tuesday! I got four tacos and they were sooooo good. I ordered a Modelo, The Surf, the Long Beach, the Santa Monica, and the Los Angeles. And that's the order in which I liked them. The bartender was so nice and he had eyes in the back of his head, because he always seemed to know when I needed something and was right there. I was also alone and I didn't feel alone at all. Great atmosphere. Great food. Great service.

I am SO glad that I found this place. It has quickly become my absolute favorite Taco restaurant…read morein Brickell and one of my top 5 all time. Everything is fresh and hot (temp) and the service is always helpful and friendly. I wish I could remember the different servers names but Fernando at the bar is Great. Also, the prices are very fair (especially on Taco Tuesday). A couple of small minuses . . I wish they had a few more craft beer options and the only thing I've been disappointed with was the really tiny shrimp. One of the nearby chain competitors has full on jumbo shrimp in their Tacos and burritos. At least use medium sized or larger shrimp. I will absolutely be back (nearly every week) because it's a wonderful combination of excellent food and good prices. Keep up the good work.

Tacombi is my favorite taco spot in Brickell. Flavorful tacos, yummy drinks and plenty of seating…read more What more do you need? If you're dining in, you can order at the tables. You can order at the juice bar if you're taking your order to-go! There are picnic tables outside and tables inside for dining in. It's a very casual spot. The service is laid back, no one is rushing you out. There is indoor tables and outdoor picnic tables available and it's open seating. Parking can be limited but there is street parking available nearby. I've tried the tacos, elote cups, quesadillas and burritos and I really enjoy it all. I think the tacos are my favorite along with the elote cups!

I went fir Cinco de Mayo and stood in line. Much to my amazement, they were offering free Mezcal…read moreshots while standing in line. They were setting the tone to prepare to come in and have fun. There was live music with indoor and outdoor seating. The drinks and food were good. It had a good vibe and they were very busy, but did a great job of keeping everything moving. By sitting inside, I love that I could see the fresh food being made. I plan to go back to on a regular night to see how the vibe is.

Tacology is a Mexican taco restaurant located in Miami's Brickell City Centre, offering a vibrant…read moremercado-style dining experience. Their flavorful tacos, fresh ceviche, and handcrafted cocktails quickly became my favorites. I ordered the shrimp taco served on shrimp a breaded quinoa, chipotle sauce, and agave. Let me put it this way. I ordered it three times. That's how delicious those shrimp tacos were. They weren't your typical oversized tacos, but they were incredibly flavorful, satisfying, and well worth it. I also ordered the Classic Margarita and was genuinely surprised by the size of the glass. It was delicious, perfectly balanced, and had just the right amount of tequila you could actually taste it without it being overpowering. The generous pour definitely made it even more enjoyable. The service was excellent. Orders are placed through an iPad that your server brings to the table, which I thought was a unique and convenient concept. You can order whenever you'd like without having to wait for someone to come by. The food arrived quickly, and the staff was attentive and friendly throughout my visit. The atmosphere was another highlight. You can choose to dine indoors or outdoors, and I opted for the outdoor seating. It was the perfect setting to enjoy a meal while taking in the energy of Brickell City Centre.

In town and decided to check this place out. Yuck-service is not great and the chicken is…read moreunseasoned. Portions are tiny. The Birria taco was great. Everything else nit su much. Ordered Churros as well. They were hot and fresh. The Carmel had a weird taste. We were never offered chips and salsa yet other tables were given them upon being seated. I wouldn't go back.

Great decor and very interesting menu. They offer exceptional breakfast and lunch items. Many of…read morethe dishes have a Mexican influence. I've busted a few times and each dish was impressive. By far, the Chilaquiles are the go-to order.

I was so excited to come here because of the great reviews, but I was disappointed. We ordered a…read morecouple of items, but the only ones that were good were the horchata matcha and the acai bowl. On top of the food being bad, it was incredibly expensive too. They also automatically add tip. I ordered the quesadilla, and there is an option to add mushrooms/onions on the menu. Online it shows the quesadilla is $13, when I ordered it was $14 + 2.50 for onions and tomatoes (which ended up coming on the side). Also, when I asked to order that, the waitress was a bit rude. So I ended up paying $17.82 for a terrible quesadilla and experience. I really liked the horchata matcha though (hence the 2 stars).

Very tasty and worth trying! These old school Cuban Diner…read moreis a jewel downtown. I enjoyed every bite of my meal. Lots of Cuban and Cuban American options. The service is friendly and fast. Not a fancy place but it's full of flavor. Check it out and enjoy!

@manoloandrenegrill has been serving locals and tourists in downtown Miami since 1977…read more Open 24 hours 7 days a week, this 50yr old local Cuban restaurant has croquetas, empanadas, pastillitos and tequenos for grab and go. Or stay and eat and try one of their delicious platos. I highly recommend the Filetico De Bistec or Plato Lechon Asado. Both will keep you coming back for more! Whether you've been here before, just moved to one of the condos or tourist visiting Miami for Utlra, Manolo is open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and after hours to feed ya! So stop by for a Cuban Coffee and a pastry or stay for dinner. This place is definitely a winner!

Awesome place & food. We enjoyed the team also. I am a retired pharmaceutical manufacturin…read moreexecutive, so I am hyper critical of any issues. Give it a try!

I first went to Taquiza over a decade ago when it was located at 15th & Collins; at the time, I…read morefelt that the tacos were too small and way overpriced, but I liked the blue corn homemade tortillas and the pastor and asado were perfectly cooked. Then, they moved to the Broadmore Hotel, quite possibly the worst hotel on Miami Beach. I stayed there once, only once, and still question why anyone would stay there, much less eat there. Therefore, I never ate at that location. Last week, I read that Taquiza was relocating due to that crappy hotel being torn down for some new overpriced condo hotel. It said that it was moving into its own tortilla factory in the NE 2nd corridor. Since this is near our home, I made a mental note of it. This area has one of the best taco shops in all of Miami, La Santa, so there is some stiff competition. Nonetheless, I convinced my wife to go grab a couple of tacos before heading home. We got there, no one was waiting, so we were able to order immediately. We asked was the most popoular items were and they said the crispy fish tacos and pastor. We decided to order the asado and carnitas along with the esquites. We were told that we should wait outside while they assemble it. We did. It took forever. I decided to go next door for a beer from Off Site/No Seasons while we waited...for over a half an hour. Way, way too long for tacos. When the order came, though, it was packaged extremely nicely. The tacos are small, very small, even for street tacos. My wife is Mexican, so when she says this, then you know they are on the small size. The asado meat was juicy and tender and perfect. The carnitas meat was cooked nicely but had the overpowering (and unnecessary) flavor of cardamom; carnitas should not have this flavor. In addition to the meats, the lovely blue corn tortillas of old were non-existant, replaced with what seemed to be day-old crunchy and curled corn tortillas. These were definitely not fresh, which was extremely weird given the time that it took to make. The onions and cilantro were nicely packaged up for us, even if the onions were a little larger chopped than traditional. The limes were super dry without any juice. Ugh, the misses just kept coming... Finally, the esquites portion was large, perfectly cooked with a little bit of char on most of the kernels. This looked delicious. But, it wasn't. There was no seasoning. No Tajin. No pepper. Not even salt. Just bland kernels. It did have a little cotija cheese, but ever so slightly, not enough to alter the flavor. We had asked for sour cream, but none was included in our take away bag. While we ate the tacos in the car, we made the decision to bring the corn home and add to it lime juice, more cotija, sour cream, Tajin, and salt. It ended up tasting quite nice, but it should have been presented that way when we purchased it. I guess, after this experience trying to help out a local company, I'll wait another decade to try it again. You know sometimes, you just want a place to be great, but it just isn't. For me, I have no clue how this place made it into the MICHELIN Guide; what you see in the Guide is not what you get. If you want good tacos in that neighborhood, go across the street to La Santa. You can thank me later.