Literally my fav Cuban comfort meal is the mono shredded chicken with Moro and plantains, and…read moreSergio's makes it the absolute best! Just wish they served more portions. $20 for 3 plantains, a single scoop of rice, and not enough chicken.

As we walked in the employees looked at us as if they were upset to have customers. There was only…read morea couple in here eating. We were ordering to go. I had white rice black beans and ground turkey which was delicious and very filling. My parents each had a bowl of white rice, black beans, and ropa vieja. They said it was good however they were given a very tiny portion of meat. We went on Easter weekend and our to go cups were adorable pink Easter theme plastic cups. I don't remember the exact amount of money we paid but I do remember it being way more than I expected. Especially that they barely gave us any ropa vieja. I also had a croqueta it was good.

I visited miami 30 days ago. I stayed the for a whole month and got the chance to visit Mayors Cafe…read more3 times during my stay. I used to live down the street and would come here at least once a week , other days I would only stop by on my way to work for my favorite Cafe con Leche. There's something about your cafe con leche that makes me fall in love with it every single time. I moved to California where I'm originally from but everytime I have a chance to get on a flight my destination is Miami, this last time I came my sister which she also loved the cafe con leche... now we both GOT To make it to mayors cafe everytime we go Miami. I mean all the food is great, good portions and flavor , service is good, we get everything we need on time every time and the restaurant is small but cute and clean, I love the quotes they write on the small white board too.... I will be back very soon! Thank you!

Mayors cafe has always been a favorite. All the dishes prepared with love and the staff is very…read morenice.

Loved the pancakes services was great food came fast and it a wonderful place to take the whole…read morefamily i also arrived around 1 pm

I've been seeing Fluffy Fluffy Café all over social media so I finally had to check it out and it…read moredefinitely lived up to the hype. I ordered the Breakfast Sandwich and what made it unique was that the bread was actually made from fluffy pancakes. I thought that was such a cool twist. It came with this delicious breakfast sauce that paired perfectly with the sausage and egg, making every bite ridiculously good. Of course, I also had to try their Signature Fluffy Pancakes, and OMG... these absolutely hit the spot. The pancakes were incredibly soft and airy, the whipped cream was light, the fresh fruit added the perfect balance, and once you poured on the syrup... wow. Easily the highlight of the meal. Something I did notice is that my pancake was not like in the image menus. They look more fluffed up. My order was almost like any other regular pancake lol if you park in the garage behind the restaurant make sure to get your parking validated. I had no idea they offered validation and ended up getting hit with a $30 parking charge which idk when prices went up. I do wish the staff had mentioned it while checking on me during my visit but hey you live and you learn. Hopefully this saves someone else from making the same mistake!

Food delicious, service friendly and great to go during the week when it's less busy. This location…read moreused to be a Dennys and they turned it into a first watch restaurant. It looks more open and bigger than what it was before. The blueberry lemon cornbread is a great try but is seasonal. The bowl is another nice option that includes everything you would want for breakfast. The music though in certain spots was a little loud and louder than you find at other locations. Overall though it was a nice relaxing enjoyable experience.

The service here is fantastic. From the hostess to our server we felt welcomed and appreciated…read more There was a long wait but we set our queue on our way there and it worked out. Ambiance is cute but it's so packed on the weekend. We started with a specialty holiday caramel coffee. It was ok but nothing i would order again. It had too much ice and didn't have the flavor of the caramel I expected. The eggs Benedict (BLT) was not great. The eggs are not poached it's just runny eggs on a muffin with undercooked bacon. The potatoes were also undercooked. Might give it another chance if I am close by but can't imagine actively craving this place. Meh.

I think it was love at first sight or better said first sip! lol…read more A friend and I found this place online and decided to give it a try. Parking is free and pretty simple. We placed our order, I never know what I want so I let one of the Barista pick out her favorite which was the brown sugar taro and my friend wanted matcha and ended up ordering the lucky charms matcha. We waited inside this warehouse, open space they had next to the coffee cart truck. I was in love with all the different art pieces they had up and even some dominos. They were pretty busy with both online orders as well in person orders, but our drinks came out pretty quick. Yes the drinks are 7-7.50 for a medium size; Are they mostly just ice like Starbucks? Not at all. Do they taste freshly made and serviced with love? Heck yeaaaahhhh and delicious!! Also they don't use plastic straws so they are eco friendly too :) Will have to come again to sketch and have another sweet treat

At the fault line between Hialeah Gardens and Miami Lakes, a septum-pierced espresso enclave called…read moreKujo's Coffee plants its multicolored flag. Out front, a mini maker's market flexes with three vendors. Oli's Nut-Free Bakehouse slings classics like Blueberry Scones, then swerves into Alton Brown territory with Sweet Potato-Cinnamon Chip muffins. Tio Colo stacks Cuban-style ice cream sandwiches with Latin-inspired flavors between sugar-dusted slices of pound cake. Then a Girl Scout skips the cookie hustle altogether and sells crochet animals with enough business acumen to earn her a whole sash of badges. Kujo's leans hard into an artsy, self-assured vibe. Somewhere nearby is a yoga studio because the crowd was just as likely to rock Alo tops as patriarchy-smashing armpit hair. I scanned the menu, which offered no descriptions and a dozen fairly priced items ranging from $1 to $7.50. Service moved slowly, but only two people were working frantically out of a tiny coffee cart, so I cut them some slack. The barista apologized for the wait and pointed out the free Wi-Fi, books, games, and even a communal guitar I could use in the café / open warehouse with mismatched seating and a tidy bathroom. I ordered the Mango Sticky Rice Matcha with horchata cold foam up top, ceremonial-grade green tea in the middle, and mango cream cruising at the bottom. I also tried the limited Banana Bread Iced Latte, which was subtle and sweet but didn't exactly scream "tropics." Honestly, it could've passed for a carrot cake or pecan pie latte, but nobody's filing a complaint because both drinks were top-tier. Kujo brews up a cheeky mashup of third-wave coffee, sweets, and easygoing energy that somehow turns this stretch of industrial park into a funky hangout with plenty of free parking and personality.

Faithful customers of Beverly Hills Cafe in Miami Lakes and Cooper City. We had to come visit Hills…read moreCafe and check it out. Hillary, manager of the old BHC, is now the owner here. Must be honest, our first impression pulling up to the restaurant was not what we thought. Had to wait about 15 minutes for a parking spot to open up. Very limited parking. Once we entered the mood changed. Homey, relaxing ambiance. Angie was our waitress, excellent service. Food review, my wife had the soup and sandwich combo $11.99. Lentil soup, very good. Chicken salad half sandwich was also good, small portion. Our daughter was recommended by the person next table over to try the Teriyaki Hills Bowl, $15.99. Bountiful plate, she loved it. I had the Chicken parmigiana sandwich with fries. Took off the top bun and enjoyed the rest of sandwich. Was in the mood for that, so it satisfied my desire. 3 Arnold Palmers that were refilled without asking. Talked to Hillary on the way out, you could definitely tell she is a hands-on owner. She told us about a future location off of Flamingo and Sheridan possibly. A+ for effort in getting this location running. Definitely recommend dropping by.

So, if you haven't heard, a former employee of the much-loved Beverly Hills Cafes decided to take…read moremany of the old recipes and open a spot just off the Palmetto in Hialeah (just one exit south of 75). We got here right at Noon on a Tuesday. We got a space in a cramped parking lot . Only three tables were taken . No I didn't take pictures because I was busy reading Giannis reaction . So..their famous rolls were just as yummy, although smaller . My son got the chicken Philly and it was fine . Their fries are still dead on. Wife got the soup and salad combo. Soup of the day was chicken tortilla. It was tasty. I wouldn't say it was outstanding, but it got the job done . The Caesar salad she got was a nice size and the Caesar dressing was dead on . I got the teriyaki chicken over yellow rice . It was really good, although the size of the sliced chicken breast was not great. The pricing is reasonable . My meal was $12.99...son's chicken Philly was $14.99...wife's combo was $11.99. Id rather pay a few dollars more and get some more chicken, but no worries . I will say, while the servers were very kind, the service was slow, and with only 6 tables being filled at most while we were there, that doesn't bode well for a day when the place might be full . Would I drive out of my way? No. But, we stopped on our way to Doral and so it made sense to finally try it. I do worry about the location, it's in a an old strip mall in a pretty industrial area. So we shall see .

I recently visited Vanilla Espresso French Cafe, and it was such a great experience. I ordered the…read morecrème brûlée latte, and it was amazing; absolutely no complaints. My son had an iced vanilla matcha latte, and it disappeared in about four minutes, which says it all! My partner ordered a regular cappuccino and really enjoyed his drink as well. The café has a cozy, slightly gloomy vibe, which I personally love in a coffee shop. It creates the perfect atmosphere to relax and unwind. You pay first at the counter and then find your seat, which makes the process smooth and easy. The pricing was reasonable too, typical coffee shop prices for really good quality drinks. The staff was really sweet and welcoming as well, which made the visit even better. Definitely a spot I'd visit again.

Delicious food & good ambiance. A little tight because it gets packed…read more Brunch dish: Le Provencal is a must-have. Dessert: Dulce de leche croissant is delicious. Service: Taylor is the best server ever! His service is 6 stars.

This is a review after my 2nd visit to this place. Why did I come a 2nd time? I always give places…read morea 2nd chance! Service is below average. There is no physical menu and there is no QR code for a digital menu. The menu is written on the wall so, unless the wall is in front of you, you'll have to get up to look at the menu. If you order a can soda they wont hesitate to tell you "you can go get the drink yourself". Waited +20 minutes for lunch. People who was in front got the food before! Also no options for children other than what they have in their regular menu aka no children's menu. As far as the food, my picadillo was good. The mashed potatoes tasted like instant mashed potatoes (boxed) and obviously the maduros are not home made however few places do homemade maduros so I am not surprise about that. Experience was below average. After two failed visits I am not coming back.

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