Soriano is set up as a cafeteria style where all their food options are behind a glass display for…read moreyou to pick from. There are also multiple TVs that explain the different options to choose from. After being indecisive between multiple things I went with the Lechon Asado, Moro Rice and Yuca with Mojo. Everything tasted delicious, homemade and flavorful. Also, the portion size is very generous that you will decently have left overs for later. The Piña drink tasted fresh, natural, and refreshing. This place is definitely a hidden gem that more need to stop by to try if in area.

An open air takeout place with outside seating under a…read morecanopy. In the area on a Saturday at 4. ORDERED: Roast pork with rice, beans & plantains. Only warm, not hot. Pork was dry & needed more seasoning. Kind of flat. Pretty windy but it helped keep the flies away. Long way from home.

What an amazing surprise. Best Cuban food in Miami for real. Not touristy blah blah blah. The…read moreChef! Yes a real chef cooked our meal. He modified a Red Snapper dish for me without tomato sauce and absolutely blew me away. See y'all soon. Mucho gracias!

This is one of Miami's a hidden gems! This hole is the wall doesn't look like much from the outside…read morebut as soon as you walk in you are greeted by the friendly staff and tasteful Cuban decor. Now let's get to the best part.... The FOOD is insanely good. The Cuban sandwich is by far my favorite in Miami. The perfect blend of juicy and crispy, the pork is perfectly seasoned and they don't skimp as you can see in the pics. The plating on every meal is above and beyond and much better than most Michelin star restaurants I've been to.

Absolutely delicious food! This restaurant is very charming, both inside and out. The menu is…read moreextensive with so many delicious options to choose from. The service was perfect as well. My husband ordered a Cuban sandwich with French fries cooked to perfection in clean oil, and I had grilled chicken (pechuga à la Blanche) with beans, rice, and sweet plantain, along with cilantro sauce. The portion sizes are very generous and we each had leftovers for another whole meal. We will definitely be back! I also appreciated that the suggested tip amount started at 15%. We left more, but too many restaurants have the suggested tip amounts much too high. Do look at the menu item pricing, as some dishes were $75+. It may have been due to portion size as well as ingredients.

as i'm currently writing this, we have not eaten a single piece of food yet. The outside decor is…read morevery interesting and fun, the menu however appears to be in a language i cannot understand. we'll get back to you with the review CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS!!! just kidding. I myself did not like my sandwich, but Mr. Bass did the billy bass on the table after eating his lobster soup. He enjoyed his food #8outof10 #sheilalobster PS. i think they hit us with the gringo tax

I rolled into to town to visit my family and my friend told me if I wanted to eat Cuban food we…read morewill eat at Soriano Brothers. Great recommendation. This is like El Palacio de Jugós, but better because you can eat with AC. There are also some outdoor tables, if you prefer. I have visited twice this week. On my first visit, I ate the small completa with pork, white rice, red beans and yucca. Everything was packaged well and there was a bigger completa if you are more hungry. My friend had the pizza, but there was a 30 minute wait and well worth it. There is nothing like a Cuban pizza. On my second visit, I tried the frita which comes with lettuce, tomato and ketchup. What?! I changed that to just cheese and onions with papita Julianna. Well, they come with potato sticks, but it worked. The frita was very flavorful. Not the kind I'm used to, but I didn't find anything wrong with it. It was great! I had to get a guarapo (sugar cane drink) and that was delicious! The place has a special for the day and lots of sandwiches, shakes and foods to try. I asked if they have a cantina option and was told to look for it in their website. Overall, this place is a gem. I loved everything about it including the music in the parking lot. I plan to return as much as I can.

I came here for a late lunch with my significant other after visiting the vet. It was busy around…read more3PM. The staff has poor English but overall the interactions were good. They ran out of the Saturday special but they honored it anyways with the price. The veggies were not hot which made them not taste great. But the Vaca Frita and rice were well seasoned, warm, and authentic tasting. It was a great meal and kept me full though dinner. A solid spot whenever you're in the area for Cuban food. We sat on the patio since we had our dog and the ambiance is chill. Very causal and relaxed. You order at the counter. No issues parking as they have a private lot.

Diaz has been around down south forever. They use to have multiple locations throughout Homestead…read more I never really come here except for last minute things like coffee, fresh made tortillas, or fresh made Cuban bread. But they do sell cooked prepared food here with daily lunch specials available. I've had the chicken soup from here and it really has that homemade grandma just made it feeling. So I'm sure the rest of their dishes are made with love. This is strictly a supermarket so you wont find things like Tylenol here or any other over the counter medications (I found that out this morning..lol). You'll find mostly the regular items other popular supermarkets sell but then you'll get some multi cultural items to which always adds more flavor to any dish. So Diaz is a great place to stop and shop, pick up some good cafe con lech, food items, and even homemade prepared food for days and nights you don't feel like cooking!

Came up on this place on the fly when driving from Miami and we were desperate for coffee!…read more The CubanCrack (is this trademarked yet?) aka coffee here is awesome and they literally will make anything into a sandwich! Our egg with cheese and bacon sammies were large and in charge! I don't know that I would ever have the chance or reason to come back here (I don't live in FL), but this place was perfection for a quick caffeine hit and food recharge, plus we were in and out fairly quickly.

Stop in for a quick lunch before heading to the keys. The fired rice was amazing!! Service was…read moregreat as well.

The hibachi! Surprisingly fantastic. We go to samurai often and this was very very similar. Service…read morewas great. Just a wonderful experience.

Phenomenal dishes. My new favorite place when south of Miami. Espresso was also great, velvety…read moresmooth.

The food is excellent. I'm visiting from out-of-state so it's obvious I'm not from around here. We…read moregot a couple side stares but it wasn't anything too bad. I came for lunch and had croquetas and a cubano. It was so good we came back for round two in the evening. The second time I didn't feel as welcomed. The lady working there were giving us some attitude and the other customers were giving me death glares. They're lucky the food is so good and I'll be coming back next time regardless of the atmosphere. If I could give 4.5 stars, I would.

It l had a really good experience. I love the ambience and I really enjoy my time over there. What…read morea great service

Delicious food, great customer service. The food is always fresh made right. I totally recommend…read morethis restaurant if you are looking for good Cuban food.

I visited Casa Finca for brunch and had a nice overall experience. The space itself is really cute…read moreand has a great atmosphere, and the service was excellent from start to finish. That said, I don't eat meat, so my options were pretty limited. Most of the brunch menu is centered around meat dishes, so I'd love to see them expand their offerings to include more variety for people who don't eat meat. I did try the cheese balls, and they were really good. With a few more non-meat options, this place would be even better. Overall, still worth checking out, especially for the vibe and service.

This review is for Hooked by Brigadeiro:…read more I went in for breakfast and was amazed by the hospitality! | felt like I was transported to Brazil! The breakfast menu was fantastic. I tried two sandwiches, coffee, and took garlic bread for lunch. The sandwiches are highly recommended, but the star of the show was the garlic bread. Everyone who tried it loved it. I'll definitely return with my whole family for breakfast.

Casavana was a really good introduction to Cuban food for me…read more Somewhere along my travels from Las Vegas to the Miami area, I got really sick. I was hoping to track down some chicken vegetable soup and my Airbnb host recommended this restaurant. Apparently, my daughter, who has been staying in Florida for the past two months, has eaten here at Casavana. We started with the Yucca fritas, they reminded me of and tasted similar to mozzarella sticks. I really liked the texture of these, they had a nice crunch and the dipping sauce was flavorful. For our main dishes, I had the chicken noodle soup while my daughter ordered the Churrasco platter. Both were delicious, the soup was hearty and flavorful with nice big chunks of chicken and noodles. The Churrasco was a strip of tender, juicy red meat with black beans, rice, plantains and a side of chimichurri sauce. If I'm ever back in the area, I would absolutely stop in and enjoy another meal.

I love eating here because you always get a large abundance of food and it always tastes like…read moreauthentic Cuban. Juan V. Was our server and he was supurb always checking in on us and recommending our dishes. The music here was lowkey really good early 2000 vibe with reguetón. Food was 10/10 and a solid spot for date night.