The restaurant is cozy and charming, with a warm and inviting atmosphere. The service was…read moreexceptional, and the food was outstanding. The Valencian paella was perfectly cooked, flavorful, and truly authentic. Everything we had including the Huevos Rotos, croquetas and Torrejas were amazing. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to enjoy authentic Spanish cuisine. We'll definitely be coming back!

I don't know where these people giving it high 4 reviews are accustomed to eat at…read more The ham and bacalao croquetas lack the ham and cod fish. If you give both to a person they would not be able to tell them apart, all flour. The service lacks proper etiquette. Leaving dirty utensils between plates is not acceptable. I always ask myself if I would return or not. And it's a no return. Well one thing was good, the bacalao à la biscaina. The portion was abundant and the sauce was good.

The food is amazing! The service is great and the owner is a great person…read more The vibe is really cool too. I have been here 3-4 times and I will keep coming. I have eaten the croquetas, torreznos and octupus and everything has been awesome!

I cant believe I missed out on this place for years! Its incredible! 100% authentic, the menu is…read moreextensive, so i promise you whatever Spanish plate you're craving or want to have they have it. The paella is out of this world, they make it fresh and its a big portion so get ready to eat the left overs the next day. The croquetas were great, homemade. The tortilla espanola was also pretty good. They have flamenco shows on fridays and saturdays I believe, but making a reservation looks like a must.

I don't get why there isn't more hype around this place!!…read more The food was delicious and bountiful! Plenty of variety to choose from. At our table we had a pork dish, an octopus special and a nice piece of steak and they were all very good! Oh and the croquetas are a must! The service was on point; seemingly always there but invisible, as it should be. And the ambience is very pleasant. Not too casual but not fancy either. And last but certainly not least, the prices are very fair. We were there on a Friday evening and they have a guitarist and singer who start playing at 9 pm. Enjoyable and not too loud. On Saturday nights they have a Spanish tablado (dancer) and I'm sorry we weren't able to see that so we'll absolutely be going back!

Good good well presented and carefully fabricated. Attentive kind staff. Tables spaced for private…read moreconversations. A very fine small restaurant

If I could give more than 5 stars, I absolutely would…read more Crazy About You is hands down the best spot in Brickell to watch the sunset. Sitting at the bar right by the bay watching the sun slowly disappear below the horizon with great company and amazing drinks, is the perfect way to end the day. The atmosphere is relaxing, the views are breathtaking, the drinks are excellent, and the whole experience is unforgettable. Whether you're a local or just visiting Miami, this is a place you simply can't miss. 100% recommended!

A pretty restaurant overlooking the Florida Straits in the downtown waterfront Brickell District…read more Whether sitting inside with its romantic setting or outside with its chill cozy vibes, this restaurant is perfect for a date night. From the moment we sat down, our waitress was warm and attentive. I wish I'd gotten her name. She made great recommendations that were all delicious. Is a simple but effective menu with starters included with the main dish. Great value for their portions. We had no complaints about the food and the drinks were just as good. The restaurant is very well managed and organized. It's a beautiful location with gorgeous views of golden hour.

Food 5/5 Service 5/5…read moreAmbience 5/5 Great discovery for real spanish taste in Miami. Small place with big flavor. From appetizers to desserts...

Who would've thought a great Spanish restaurant in West Kendall! We had family from Tampa and we…read morewanted a light late lunch. So we took them to a place that's next to my barber that I've been drying try, El Berrinche". We ordered tapas and shared a bottle of wine. Great ambience, my wife's cousin said, when she walked in, she felt like she was back in Spain! Can't wait to go back. Saturday's they have live Flamenco!!

Spent Mother's Day at La Vasca Deli in Miami with the family, and honestly, it felt like being…read moretransported straight to Spain. First things first: if you want their Spanish tortilla with chorizo, you have to order it ahead of time. Same-day they usually only have the regular tortilla available, so plan ahead -- and trust me, it's worth it. Thick, soft, perfectly layered potatoes and egg with that extra smoky chorizo flavor that takes it to another level. A true comfort dish done right. Their tortilla is one of their staples for a reason. We also ordered a variety of croquetas: jamón serrano, queso manchego, camarones, and bacalao. Honestly, all of them were good (and I mean all), but the bacalao croquetas? Wow. Next level. Super creamy inside, crispy outside, packed with flavor -- easily my favorite of the table. And because it was Mother's Day, dessert was mandatory. Everyone ordered something different: flan with almond ice cream, crema catalana, Basque-style cheesecake, and I went for the Tarta San Marcos. I'm not Spanish, so it was my first time trying it, and I was pleasantly surprised. It's made with layers of sponge cake, cream, chocolate truffle -- but somehow it doesn't feel too heavy. It paired perfectly with a cafecito and was the ideal ending to the meal. The place is small, cozy, and very authentic. I hadn't been in a while, and you can tell they've organized the space better -- the wine boxes and market area feel cleaner and more intentional, and there's a little more room to breathe. Service was super nice and welcoming. Overall, La Vasca is one of those hidden gems where the food feels as authentic as it gets. If you're craving real Spanish food in Miami, this place absolutely delivers.

Such a quaint and lovely place. Authentic Spanish tapas with a Spain feel. They have a little…read moremarket where they sell imported products from Spain. Food and service were great. Nice little lunch spot. We bought cheese and wine from the market side.

Paella with ribeye was excellent. Service from Julio and blonde hostess were great…read more Con: Brunette hostess at the end was blocking the exit. Asked if we can be excused she barely moves out of the way continues talking. Never turns around, no thank you for coming. Seemed very inconvenienced with having to move. Didn't ruin the experience but it didn't help.

Grilled Octopus: 3/5 Eggplant Parmigiana: 3/5…read moreOysters: 2/5 Fettuccine Alfredo: 3/5 Grilled Branzino: 5/5 Sangria: 2/5 Service: 3/5 This experience was a big letdown. The grilled octopus originally came out overcooked and tasted like dry rubber chicken. The oysters were even more disappointing--the first batch was slimy and tasted off. You know when an oyster is not fresh, and these definitely did not taste fresh. To the server's credit, he insisted the kitchen remake both dishes. However, we had already finished eating by the time the replacements came out, so it was too little, too late. In my opinion, both dishes should have been removed from the bill given the quality issues. Service was extremely slow from the beginning. We waited almost 20 minutes before the server even came by to check on us. I had read other reviews mentioning poor service here, and unfortunately, it seems there is some truth to that. Interestingly, the server became much more attentive and apologetic only after I told him how disappointed we were with the octopus and oysters. We also witnessed another family leave visibly upset, with someone throwing their receipt at the greeter. I have no idea what happened, but it certainly didn't add much confidence to the experience. Then came the final surprise: a mandatory 20% gratuity was added to the bill, along with a resort fee that had not been disclosed to us upfront. I asked the server why the resort fee wasn't mentioned, and his response was essentially, "Sorry, that's just how it is here." I didn't even know this was part of a resort?! That is poor business practice. If additional fees are going to be added to the bill, they should be clearly disclosed before the customer orders. The grilled branzino was honestly the highlight of the meal and the one dish I would happily order again. Unfortunately, one great dish wasn't enough to make up for the disappointing oysters, octopus, sangria, slow service, and surprise fees. Overall, this was not the dining experience we expected, and I wouldn't rush back.

Fiorito is one of those solid, reliable spots -- great for a chill meal with good meat done right…read more I personally love it for a laid-back lunch, but it works well for dinner too. The provoleta con chorizo is a must-order. The pulpo a la plancha is another standout: perfectly tender with just the right amount of crisp on the outside. I've tried several of their steaks and can honestly recommend all of them -- the quality is consistent across the board. If you're in Miami and craving good Argentine flavors in a relaxed setting, Fiorito delivers. Highly recommend.

Wonderful, old restaurant with the BEST meat!…read more The restaurant is small- more seating outside. The parking lot is non-existent, so you try to find parking on the street and not get towed, or you pay $10 for valet. We were a party of 4. We were sat immediately on a Thursday night at 7pm. It continued to get busier as the night went on. The ladies split a bottle of a white blend. It was delicious. The men each had a glass of Malbec. We ordered the Procuitto and burrata salad as an appetizer. It was huge. Perfect to split amongst the 4 of us. We also ordered the beef empanada to share. It was really good! They brought out some warm bread with butter and tomatoes. For dinner we all ordered the Vacio, except my daughter ordered the gnocchi with braised beef. We were enjoying everything so much that I didn't take pictures before we were almost finished eating. Everything was amazing! The steak was so tender! Cooked to perfection! Very tasty. We asked for some chimichurri and they brought us some small (2 tablespoons) cups of it. I had the roasted potatoes on the side. My husband had the fries. You could tell that the fries were handmade. For dessert we shared the panqueque with dulce de leche and vanilla ice cream. It was really good! The service was great. Plenty of people waiting on you, refilling your water, and checking on you. I look forward to returning again.

I had a wonderful experience at this restaurant. From the moment I walked in, the atmosphere felt…read morewarm and welcoming, with a comfortable setting that made it easy to relax and enjoy the evening. The food was outstanding. Every dish was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. You can really tell that the kitchen pays attention to quality ingredients and careful preparation. The menu had a great variety of options, making it easy for everyone in our group to find something they loved. The service was just as impressive. The staff was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu, offering great recommendations and making sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. Overall, this restaurant delivered a fantastic dining experience. Great food, excellent service, and a lovely atmosphere make it a place I would happily visit again and recommend to others.

For years Xixon was one my favorite restaurants in Miami. It felt like a little piece of northern…read moreSpain. A true Spanish "restaurant" ambiance where even the servers were Spanish with whom you could talk about the old country. What a disappointment it was to see the place has transformed into a night club with Latin America music (with extensive profanity) so loud we couldn't even have a conversation or understand what the servers were saying. The menu changed for the worse, two of plates we wanted have been removed although they still show in the menu. Also remarkable the service was below pedestrian. Servers vaping and smoking hukka (not sure if spelled correctly) while serving. Maybe it is the ownership is aiming to a different audience, and as good capitalist, I wish them much success. However, those who like me used to love the old Xixon should know is gone. It is just not for me, my family and at least those accompanying us tonight. So long!

For Miami spice, they were allowing people to choose 3 tapas plus a dessert (or 4th tapa). My…read morefavorites were the eggplant and octopus. We also tried olive oil cake, scallops, olive oil pancakes (basic) and olive oil cake (tasty) I'd definitely go back!

Ok I've been a Barcelona stan and gone to many locations across the US.. it's even gotten to the…read morepoint where anyone brings it up and I immediately salivate and begin to monologue about the patatas bravas. Well this time, my boy and I swung by for HH while in the area and ordered a few of the wines on special and the croquetas. Another couple came over to sit next to us and started bashing the HH wines, and the main waitress behind the bar joined in. Direct quote was "I wouldn't wish the house wine on my worst enemy". It ruined our experience as we were clearly there for HH and had ordered them (it was 4:30pm, come on, no one's at this wine bar for an ultra exclusive wine experience at this hour but ok!!). We got our checks and left, it wasn't worth sticking around for more. (Ps no one cares but the guy proceeded to order mezcal neat and the female ordered a martini- both of whom asked for things to doctor their drinks up bc the ordered were attempts to impress each other.. not bc they had "elevated taste" but ok!!!).