Wow. This place was phenomenal. Our Airbnb host recommended this Cuban/Latin American restaurant in…read moreHomestead, FL and it was downright amazing! We got a sampler platter that included some croquetas, plantain chips, tamal, fried pork chunks, and fried shrimp. Zero complaints about anything! So so good. My main was the Sopa de Res, which was a hearty soup. The serving size was gigantic. I actually took most of it back with me and it made two more meals. There were lots of root vegetables, slow cooked beef still on the bone, a side of rice and corn. My dad got a huge Cuban sandwich that he also ate on for days and my mom had empanadas, which I finished off for a third meal. We also went back for pie. That was ok - it was extremely rich and kind of pricy at $13 a slice. I also tried their Cortadito and took it to go. Great coffee as well. Highly, highly recommend eating here. The decor is fun and the wait staff super nice and patient with all our questions. They also have a separate ice cream shop across the parking lot.

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.

My friend and I decided to try this Colombian restaurant. The place was empty when we arrived, so…read morewe were seated right away and our order was taken quickly. We didn't wait that long because our food came out fast. They had great music playing and the atmosphere was lively, although the music was pretty loud. If you're sensitive to loud environments, this might not be the best spot for you. The food was delicious. I ordered a hamburger, an empanada, and an arepa with cheese, and everything tasted great. I'd definitely come back to try more items on the menu.

If I could give them 100 stars , I would the food was absolutely amazing. The service was…read morefantastic. The Cook came out and talked to us . I have to say the best Colombian food I've had ever. GREAT PLACE

The food is always exceptional! I am from Chicago and whenever my family and I go to Miami or the…read morekeys we always make a special trip to get the best Mexican food out there! La Quebradita is authentic, so flavorful and delicious it is worth the trip! I love the burra tacos, bistec, pazole and really everything on the menu! Great quality food for very reasonable prices. Highly recommend!

We stopped in on a whim and honestly weren't expecting much, but were pleasantly surprised from the…read moremoment we pulled into the parking lot. The place was busy, with a steady flow of people coming and going, which is usually a good sign. Once inside, we were greeted right away and the service was incredibly friendly and fast throughout our visit. The atmosphere had the familiar feel of a traditional Mexican restaurant, but with a genuine family owned, mom & pop charm that made it feel welcoming and authentic. I ordered the Mexican steak with jalapeños, while my fiancée went with the flautas. Both dishes were excellent and fresh, flavorful, and well seasoned without being overdone. The steak was cooked just right and had plenty of flavor. My fiancée especially loved the yellow rice and kept talking about it long after we left. Overall, this was one of those unexpected finds that turns into a place you'll want to come back to. Great food, friendly people, and a welcoming atmosphere. It would be worth the hour drive back here from fort lauderdale. We'll definitely be returning.

Food was great and service was great. We showed up with a big group and the outdoor seating…read moreperfectly accommodated us. The parking lot is very small and it seems more like a "to-go" kind of spot but the outdoor seating area was very nice. The food was 10/10 and tasted very authentic and I would definitely go back sooner if it wasnt so far from Fort Lauderdale. Definitely stop by here if you are in the area!!

Wish I can give a better rating because we've been here before but today's experience was…read moreborderline satisfactory at best. To start they took at least 10-15 min to actually acknowledge us and let us know that they are really busy... we understand it's cinco de mayo but at least acknowledge us and tell us, don't leave us hanging!! When it came time to finally order our food they gave us the unfortunate news that they were out of carnitas tacos (which was the special and the reason we even went) so we ordered Al pastor tacos and carne asada fries. Now, the food.... Absolutely delicious and phenomenal as always! Definitely authentic and explosive flavors with each bite! But before we can even eat we realized they forgot to bring us the cilantro/onion side toppings so we had to remind them and wait another 5-10 min while our food was just getting cold to get the servers attention. The carne asada fries was something we tried for the first time today and I can't recommend it enough. Please order this when you come they were so goooood!! We also ordered the classic margaritas which were on the happy hour menu.... However the margaritas had 0 alcohol and was just straight up lime juice! Pretty disappointed in the drinks.... Last time we came we had a much better experience, I guess we can't come when they have busy days! Maybe we'll give it another chance maybe not, there's plenty of fantastic Mexican spots here in homestead and tonight was not a good look for Tacazo.

It is our 60th wedding anniversary. We rode the metrorail and bus down the bus way from South Miami…read moreto Florida City to Rosita's for lunch. it is located at the end of the busway - last stop, right across from the Youth Hostel. We had been here once before, 30something years ago..At that time I was trying so hard to diet that I just sat and watched the rest of the family enjoying their meal. This time I selected the caldo de rez with three warm tortillas,onions, parsley, tastey rice, lime,(and I skipped the jallepeño peppers). there were bottles of elevating unmarked homemade sauces. The big chunks of beef were tender, carrots, cabbage, chunks of potato and piece of corn on the cob were were cooked just right so they retained their taste and individual textures. The broth was mild and not fatty. Our young waitress was helpful. The music was fun and relaxing, as were the decorations on the walls and ceiling. The atmosphere was casual. We sat at a table way at the back, so we could watch all the goings on from a little quieter spot.

Rosita's Mexican Restaurant proves you don't need a big fancy place to put out some seriously good…read morefood. It's a smaller, no-frills spot, but what it lacks in size it more than makes up for in authentic flavor. I stopped in for breakfast and ordered the breakfast burrito with chorizo and potatoes. This thing was LOADED! A big, hearty burrito packed with chorizo, eggs, potatoes, rice, beans, and plenty of flavor. Everything worked together perfectly, and you're definitely not leaving hungry. The salsa was another highlight. It tasted fresh and authentic with just the right amount of spice--enough heat to wake everything up without overpowering the food. If you're looking for a small local Mexican spot serving big portions and authentic flavors without all the fuss, Rosita's is worth checking out. That chorizo breakfast burrito alone is enough to bring me back!

Awesome food and service. The chicken was flavorful and the mountain of fried green bananas and…read morecoleslaw was amazing. I have never had Honduran food and I am so glad I tried it.

I go to Mmabe's cafe every time I have a job in the area . The food is always fresh , they are…read morealways honest with time & respectful . 11/10 any day of the week !

When the sauce comes in baggies you know it's gonna HIT! And surely it did! Walking in to pick up…read moremy order during lunch the place was packed! I had ordered the Birria tacos to go for my first attempt at this spot and WOW! The additional picante (red) and salsa verde were amazing addition to the tacos but frankly not needed. I wish the order came with atleast some tortilla chips to not let the additional sauce go to waste. Service was great! They are old school so you'll have to call to order ahead. Also, parking is not great so good luck! Atmosphere was very cultured and felt like a mom and pop. I look forward to my return!

La Cruzada is a rarity, from the most flavorful Mexican cuisine in S-FL to the friendliest most…read moreknowledgeable service anywhere. We had the different types of tacos with perfectly cooked, grilled and fried meats. Everything here is home-made, prepared from scratch. The guacamole has a flavor and freshness that will have you begging for more, the flan is made in the kitchen resulting in the perfect consistency and sweetness. The place reverberates with authenticity from the beautiful hand stitched flower-design blouses handpicked by the owner in Mexico to the lovely paintings on the walls culminating in the gorgeous wall-size shrine to eternal Frida Kahlo. La Cruzada will see us again, and soon!

The food is good. Solid. I like this place because the music was not overwhelmingly loud like it is…read moreat some of the other restaurants here. The picnic table style seating is a cool touch but the actual seat is a 2 x 6 board.. ample heinies will hang over offering less comfort but. Certainly encouraging customer not to camp out when they are done dining. Seems like the norm on this restaurant row though... you might find a 2 x 10 if you are lucky. Usually we order lunch for breakfast but today's huevos mexicana was good. Tasty. The Gordita was good the chicken a little dry but the sauce and salsa helped and I did eat every bite. The service was lovely. The are very nice and accommodating. Explaining things on the menu and making recommendations. My English is better than my Spanish and they switched up for me.. I *was* trying. My one concern/one tip is this.. they don't print prices so unless you ask you can be surprised. One Gordita and one scrambled egg dish with beans and rice (and 2 sodas) was $26.00... also tips can't be paid on the credit card machine. Must be paid in cash.

For many years, this has always been my to go Mexican food place at Redland market. The prices have…read morealways been fair, portions for the platters generous, and good food. It is important to note, none of the sit down food places in the market have prices on the menus. It's best to ask before placing your order. There is also a slight surcharge if paying by credit card. On our most recent visit 5 tacos, an enchilada platter (with 4 enchildadas, rice and beans), and two bottles of water was $38. Compared to Miami brick and mortar restaurants, this was a bargain.