We passed this place so many times, but one day my wife suddenly wanted to try their empanadas and…read morecroquettes--so we finally stopped in, and I'm glad we did. We ordered takeout, and everything was still fresh and delicious by the time we got to enjoy it. The empanada shell was crispy and noticeably thinner than others I've had, which made it even better. The fillings were on point--the chicken was juicy and flavorful, and the ham and cheese was just as satisfying. The croquettes and tequeños were also really tasty. Even though there was a long line when we arrived, the staff handled it efficiently--we waited less than three minutes. Everyone was friendly, helpful, and knew the menu well.

Love us some Carreta! We just went to grab some pastelitos (pastries) from the outside window along…read morewith some fresh squeezed OJ and Cafe con Leche! If you're visiting Miami, make this a spot to stop at for a lunch or dinner or simply just some pastries. Get the guava and cream cheese pastries!

This place is super fast casual. Perfect for takeout or a quick bite. They're Nicaraguan owned too!…read moreAll of the food is super authentic and made me feel like someone from my family was cooking for me. The staff is super friendly and helpful with anything you need. They also have plenty of free parking in the shopping center which is a plus!

Yall. This place HITS. WOW. I'm so happy there's an amazing fritanga like this in my neighborhood…read more It's family owned and you get that vibe when you come in. All the food we had was phenomenal and I honestly felt like I was back in Nicaragua. The lengua en salsa was phenomenal and so was the nacatamal. The tajadas were fresh and the chilero was delicious. We even tried their arroz con pollo, taquitos and a nicaragüense enchilada. You know we couldn't leave without having their cacao, cebada & tres leches either. I'm stuffed, sleepy and oh so happy. Definitely going to be back soon. Quick note! Some items on the menu aren't made every day, we got lucky we came in today and they had the lengua. Call ahead if there is a dish you want. And if it's not there, still go! They have so many other options to choose from, you won't leave upset.

I made the order through here and their menu in yelp, then it was processed by grubhub, I paid and…read morecame to pick it up. First barrier: The place had a sign with a different business name and took us a bit to find it by asking around, the employee explained they had just renovated, however, the place did not look new at all, but I wasn't going to argue. Second: I said I was picking up my order and the employee told me he needed to call his boss because he had received no order. Third: He stated that he could NOT serve my order as their account with yelp was not active. Forth: I asked who would refund my money, and he said I should deal with Yelp or Grubhub. Also I need to mention that the place was empty and they basically kicked out the only possible customer, they didn't try to see how to help solve the issue or how to keep my business...Don't ever come here. Ps: Hopefully Yelp can help me get my money back...EDITING MY REVIEW: I called Yelp customer support and within 1min I had the transaction canceled and a refund, thank you to yelp and grubhub.

Update: Finally made it over here for a second time. My…read moreexperience wasn't out of this world but definitely satisfactory. Sat at the counter and had the beef platter. I had plenty of leftovers, it was enough food for at least two people! Again, I am not Nicaraguan so I can't vouch for the authenticity of the food style but the flavors were on point. The meat was hot off the grill, perfectly cooked, juicy, and tender. The rice was a bit drier than my taste but perfectly seasoned. The cabbage salad with its vinegar based dressing was the perfect acidic complement to the fresh grilled beef. The plantain was ok, just add salt because it is plain boiled. Finally, the fried cheese was oh soooo good, warm, soft, and gooey. Definitely getting that again. Service was fast and friendly just as in my previous visit. I'm not too fond of the actual dining room area though, so next time I'll have my order to go. I'd recommend this place as an alternative to fast food for anyone craving some Latin flavors and wanting a quick and fresh bite to eat.

We had an absolutely wonderful experience! The hospitality was exceptional from start to finish,…read moreand we truly felt so well taken care of. The staff was incredibly kind, welcoming, and attentive to every detail. The food was delicious. Every dish was a hit! Well accommodated to our large party. Everything was organized smooth and the service never missed a beat despite the size of our group. Warm experience. We're so grateful and can't wait to come back.

Our Company ordered meals for the team. The fries were kinda stale and my burger in particular was…read moredry. Thankfully I had some ketchup. Sergio has some decent flavor profiles, but maybe don't come to Sergio's for a burger, and stick more to the Cuban food.

My experience here was awesome. I'm actually still sitting here. I was helped by Patricia who was…read morespectacular; the order came out as I'd hoped for with specific attention to my liking. Her customer service and attention to detail was awesome, ensuring she stopped by multiple times throughout to top off water and check on my experience. I went with the grilled Chicken breast and double side of tostones which tasted fantastic. Of note, I covered the tostones in the garlic like sauce while they were hot, which rendered them a fine combo of crunchy and somewhat soft- in short, awesome. Personally, no meal is finished without some form of coffee at the end. I admit this habit stems from my upbringing and a penchant for American, French and Italian fare but this was no different. I enjoyed a Cortadito which tasted amazing and had beautiful presentation. If I could rate this experience 6 stars I would. They knocked it out of the park. Note: They're FIU student, police and county friendly to boot.

I ordered an Cheese Omelette from them a couple of weeks ago after posting a review, and it finally…read morecontained the Swiss cheese. Today, however, that was not the case. It seems that rather than buying or ordering more Swiss cheese, they use a Kraft cheese substitute, which tastes awful. I'm ordering this item while I'm on my lunch break at work, mind you. This just ruined the rest of my shift since I have to eat this considering how expensive it was and how bad it tastes...

I've been to alot of of Fritanga places here in Miami and this one has to be my least favorite…read more No chimichurri for the Carne asada. The asada didn't have that classic Nicaraguan flavor. Service was decent but the price of the plate did not match the taste of the food.

Not a huge fan of this location. It was a very small space. The lady working there was very nice…read morewhich I did appreciate, but the steak was not up to par as most nicaragüense I've been too. The cheese was so small omg. Not worth the money. I appreciate that they were super nice but unfortunately I don't think I would come back.

This food truck was great. I read some of the previous negative reviews and had a complete opposite…read moreexperience. For starters, walked up on a Sunday at around 1 and there was no wait. Saw the menu outside, placed my order and waited about 10 minutes before getting my plate. Plate is about $18 plus a drink cost.. so you're easily at $20 for 1 person. Food - Had flavor and the meat was cooked at the time you place the order. Meat was cooked medium, wasn't chewy and had flavor. The gallo pinto was also good, nothing that stood but it wasn't cold and tasted great. The cheese was fried well, it was softer than what I've tasted before but edible. The portion amount is enough for 2 people in my opinion, unless you're famined and just need the whole plate to yourself. Ambiance- it's a food truck and there's about 5 small tables and there's a covering, depending on where the sun is at the time you arrive you may be sitting with it coming at you. Overall, this place was 4 stars and I would come check them out again.

This Food Truck does not do justice to the great flavor of Nicaraguan food. The Gallo Pinto was…read morebland and dry and the very FEW pieces of Carne Asada (that was less than one full piece you get in a fritanga) in the Yambo Bowl also had no flavor. The Yambo Bowl and 2 Pinchos with a soda came out to an overpriced bill of $46.00. I should've gone to Fritanga Monimbo on miller and 137 ave. and for $30.00 received 2 full plates of delicious food and still have enough to get a Cacao and Tres Leche. SMH

I've been ordering from Fritanga for years. This was the most disappointing order of all. Ever…read more Requested meats to be prepared rare - picture of receipt added as confirmation. What I got were burnt pieces of overcooked meat. Charred. Dry. The absolute opposite of what I had asked for. The meat wound up being discarded. The rice and plantains were good, but without the meat it was pointless. This was a complete disappointment, especially given that I was clear when I ordered as the receipt reflects. A serious disappointment. @Fritanga - not good - I paid for a meal and what I got was NOT GOOD at all.

Is it good, yeah, is it worth the price NO!!! Way too expensive!…read more I got a carne asada plate, order of Gallo Pinto, enchilada plate, and it was almost $100!! $96 to be exact. No thanks!!! Not worth the price!