Been coming here for a while. Their food is fresh & very tasty. The cook has good seasoning.read more

Delicious fresh food, good portions and decently priced. I walked pass this place so many times,…read morebut since discovering Nicaraguan food and this small mom's and pops spot, I've been getting take out from here 3-4 times a week. They are very kind people and have patience with me placing my order as i cannot speak Spanish. Carne desmenuzada, carne asada and the nacatamale (spicy) are my favs. Everything else looks and smells delicious, will try other dishes in the future.

Food is always fresh and portion is perfect! Will definitely order the Chicken tostada again.read more

Food was very authentic and our server Rosy was excellent. First time eating at this restaurant and…read morewill definitely come back to try other items on the menu. All plates ordered were made with large quantities and jam packed with flavor. Rosy made our experience fantastic with recommending ordering the pupusas as an appetizer as she herself was from El Salvador, and explained to us what is her favorite style of pupusas as this is a traditional dish.

Absolutely love getting carne asada with gallo pinto, queso frito, tortilla, and maduros here. You…read moreneed to try that with some chile and get either a soda, Milca, or cacao. You can never go wrong with that. It can get packed around lunchtime, but it's worth the wait. I love how it reminds me of my grandmas house and feels like Nicaragua too!

Miami, Miami, Miami. Every time I come to your town the food scene never lets me down. Found out…read moreabout this place years ago but never was able to make it to the restaurant. When you walk in the restaurant is very clean but it's very busy so pack your time and patients the line moves very fast so that's a plus. When you go there just know that English is spoken very little so learn how to order your food In Spanish it's shows that you at least tried and they very gracious that you tried. Now to the food very delicious and well season I was a little disappointed at how much meat they gave but that was my eye being bigger than my stomach. I will definitely come back next time I'm in Miami.

My husband picked up food from here to eat at home. I didn't go inside so can't comment on the…read moreambiance or service but the food was fantastic!!! The gallopinto was great, queso frito was a 10/10. The highlight were the carne desmechada and churrasco. Absolutely flavorful and perfectly cooked! The tortillas are a bit too thick for my liking, but that is how Nicaraguan tortillas are. Overall food was a solid 10/10!

First time ever having Nicaraguan food and I'm gonna go ahead and say it.. Best carne asada I've…read morehad in Miami! Amazing food, friendly staff, and I loved the lounge area where you can vibe after getting food. Little Havana you've done it again!

I read a ton of bad reviews and I can't seem to understand why... the food is absolutely delicious!…read moreI've tried many different Nica restaurants and this one is on the money! This is your local hole in the wall, the service was friendly and fast. The food was plentiful and definitely worth it. I didn't find the food pricey at all especially considering everything in south Florida is through the roof! In conclusion I highly recommend if you haven't tried them out you most definitely need to!!!! #localeats #delicious

The service is exceptional and the food is amazing!! Must try rye carne asada platter comes with…read moregallo pinto rice queso Frito fried cheese Cole salad with spices and a cacao it's to die for!!!! Better than Miami

HORRIBLE FOOD!!! Everything was old nasty taste The…read morecerdo asado was hard as a rock broke my plastic fork tajadas from yesterday with nasty oil taste. Gallo pinto y queso frito viejo my wife order lengua en salsa and it was muchi sticky super sweet means it was also old. I am nica and this food is a disgrace to Nicaraguan cuisine I have order before from here and out of 5 times 4 have been bad. And is because they do not care and give you old food. Maybe since it was Uber online they dump the bad food to us online customers. Well no more you lost my business. I should get my money back paid $40 and could not eat it. Threw it away. Yaaaack!!!

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This place was a very decent Nicaraguan spot!…read more It is not sit down-- there is an employee by the counter and you point to what you want to put in your to-go container. Normally, you choose one meat, one rice, and an accompaniment. I chose the bistec with a tomatillo sauce, congrit, and queso frito. I also added boiled yuca. My friend got masitas de puerco, congrit, and queso frito. he added the special fried banana filled with creama and cojito cheese. Both were served with "ensalada" aka cabbage in a ziploc bag. But very tasty, nontheless. If I could live off nothing but queso frito for the rest of my life, i would be a satisfied woman.

Picked with rice and beans and steak with fried plantains. It's a filling meal and can feed foe…read moretwo. The even though thr steak is well done it hits the spot for a filling meal. If your tired of fast food burger etc, I recommend this place to break the cycle of fast food. Since the food or ready cooked and waiting for you to pick and eat. The place is a small space with limited seating, however you can easily take the food to go and eat at a near by location like a park and especially when it comes to a date.

So gooooodddd! Can't recommend enough! One plate is literally enough for 2 people. Food tastes…read morefresh, portions are huge and the carne asada is cooked perfectly. My go to stop for a quick filling meal that I have enough for the next day.

I came to eat at another restaurant but saw they were open and decided to give it a try and must…read moresay the service is not the best, not friendly at all as if you were bothering them by being there. Food on the other hand is delicious I had the Carne Asada, Pinto rice, salad, and yellow sweet plantain and all was flavorful. they have other delicacies from Nicaragua like pastries and candies. They are of Nicaraguan cuisine so they have many other choices of plates available. If you like this cuisine stop by and give them a try.

Food wise, we order a Carne Asada, which I think it was missing that Nica seasoning on the meat not…read morethat it wasn't good it just not Nicaragua flavor gallo pinto was really good and the fried cheese also the fried plantain it came with fried cheese wish I didn't ask assuming that can with it I did say anything we also have the sopa de res this soup was delicious yessss that has the Nicaragua flavor just delicious they ask me if I wanted tortilla or rice with the soup I say rice wish they charge me 4 dollars for it plus 4 dollars for the fried cheese I don't thing make sense you offering rice or tortilla. I assume it is included. They need to let the customer know what's included and what's not Everything else was very good service overall I will go back just be more careful off what they just put on the plate to charge you extra

Amazing carne asada ! If you like steak this is the place. Friendly staff and fair priceread more

The restaurant seems clean upon entering. However, the signs encouraging outsiders to not use the…read morebathroom wasn't inviting. I ordered the "completa " with carne asada, gallo pinto, queso frito, repollo, and maduros. The woman serving me attempted to give me meat that had been sitting in a metal container. I noticed that it was charged and I kindly asked her if I could have fresh meat. She gave me some of the fresh meat. The meat was a bit tough and it was a struggle to cut with plastic cutlery. The gallo pinto "rice with red beans" had no flavor and was dry. The mashers and fried cheese were good. The repollo "cole slaw mix" was beyond awful and tasted like pure vinegar with spoiled cabbage. The homemade hot sauce was also pretty awful. I was disappointed and will not be coming here again. Don't let the photo fool you. No flavor and chewy meat full of veiny cartilage.

Delicious food and this is coming from a Gringo. Huge portions. Good variety, and plenty of dining…read morespace. We ordered the Churasco, fried cheese, beans and rice and rice with maduros. Reasonable prices and totally delicious food. Viva Pinolandia!!