It's hard to come by actually good tasting food in Miami. The food here is exquisite!read more

Finally, a kosher Argentine restaurant in Miami! We loved the experience from start to finish. The…read morewaiters guided us with their recommendations, and they absolutely nailed it. We started with some amazing fried Empanada Porteña and fried Empanada Tango (we ordered six!) and a delicious Argentinian Sausage. Then came the star of the night: a perfectly cooked Tira de Asado, served with fries and salad. My son went straight for the Milanesa con Papas Fritas a Caballo--a crispy breaded steak topped with two fried eggs, with fries perfect for dipping into the yolk. For dessert, the Panqueque con Dulce de Leche was the perfect sweet ending (though this time, he ate it all by himself!). The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with the owners always making sure everything is perfect. The owner even came over to greet us, which was such a nice touch. Without a doubt, the best kosher meat in Miami. We'll definitely be back!

If you're in the area, definitely visit anytime! I tried the empanadas, medialunas, coffee, and…read moreother afternoon snacks . It's totally worth it for the variety on the menu! The staff is super friendly and their recommendations are perfect if it's your first time visiting . Don't forget to try the ice cream--it has some amazing flavors . It's also a lovely place for brunch or even lunch, with a very chill and cozy atmosphere ‍. Highly recommended for a delicious and welcoming experience!

New Argentinian restaurant located in north Miami Beach . Very delicious food and clean space. They…read moreoffer an open parrillada during select hours during the week and weekend if you are an asado lover then this is the place. The food was very tasty and the desserts were great . I would def go back to try the open parrilada since we got there after it had already finished . Overall great experience , big plates and good service

Excellent food and service. Best meat in town, very tender. Excellent atmosphere. We had an…read moreexcellent time and enjoyed every single dish.

La Cabrera was my first stop for Miami Spice 2026 for dinner with a friend. We are both foodies and…read moreknowing that I love anything steaks and red meat she recommend that we come here. It's a cozy little spot right on Biscayne Boulevard in the heart of Sunny Isles. Cozy in the sense that there are a lot of tables and we were kind of packed. The Miami spice menu actually looked pretty generous as far as not, just bare minimum food. My appetizer, the provoleta with prosciutto and sun-dried tomatoes was yummy and well prepared. My churrasco (skirt steak) was a nice size and juicy especially considering that I asked for it medium well. The steakhouse sides offered in the Miami spice menu where were some improvement can be had. The sides were a little on the basic side like rice, fries, and potato gratin. If we wanted mac & cheese, that was an extra. They did bring us another side sampler after we verbalized this, including a sweet potato mash. This is pretty good. They also seem to be some confusion at the beginning with whether the flan came à la mode with ice cream because some tables seem to be getting it where we were told they did not have it as part of spice. However, it's much appreciated that they did bring us ice cream. As far as drinks, you can never go wrong with a bottle of Malbec! I definitely like to give them another shot. Maybe when it's less busy like off of Miami spice seaso.

Well, I should probably be writing this review in Spanish, but my thoughts would be exactly the…read moresame in any language. I came here to watch the World Cup match--of course, I'm Argentinian. Our table ordered a milanesa sandwich, milanesa a caballo, gnocchi with pink sauce, and matambre. The matambre was excellent: well seasoned, tender, and full of flavor. The beef milanesas were also tender, but, in my opinion, they were sliced a little too thin. In the sandwich, the tomato ended up being more noticeable than the meat, and since I was expecting the milanesa to be the star of the dish, I was a little disappointed. That said, the bread was fantastic. The gnocchi were good overall. I really enjoyed the pink sauce, although the pasta itself seemed just a bit overcooked. To finish the meal, we ordered cappuccinos. They were wonderfully creamy, though I personally would have liked the coffee to be a little stronger. The medialunas were excellent--fresh, soft, buttery, and delicious. To top off the night, I took home a box of ham and cheese tea sandwiches (sándwiches de miga). This morning I toasted a couple for breakfast, and honestly, it was the best part of my day so far. Finally, the service... it felt unmistakably Argentinian. Warm, genuine, and welcoming. Thank you for making us feel, even if just for a little while, like we were back home. And, to top it all off, we won!!!!

Great local Argentinian spot with amazing pastries/facturas and desserts. The food is good, but I'd…read moresay their best dishes are definitely the milanesas. I've been countless times, service is always great and the staff is really nice, though the place is mostly always packed. We had a sandwich de milanesa which was good but a bit dry. The gnocchi were unfortunately overcooked but still pretty yummy. Ambiance is great, there's lots of seating!

Visited previously, several years ago , did not like it …read more Now is much better. Ordered: Octopus $24 very good Branzino, $35 very good, whole fish butterfly style. Would order next time same , only on side maybe mushroom or any other vegetable, was enough potatoes in Octopus dish

We were celebrating Friendsgiving this year and this restaurant was a wonderful place for it! The…read moreinterior is very warm, welcoming and cozy. The bar area is beautiful. The food was great - has a little bit of everything although I did wish I was more truly authentic Argentinian dishes. With that said, everything our party of 8 ordered was phenomenal! My lobster ravioli was perfect. Cocktails and wine selection is well crafted and delicious. Service was excellent and attentive even though it was thanksgiving and restaurant was full. They also had a violin player on the patio which was a nice touch.

A good beachfront Argentinean spot! Huge, delicious Milanesa Napolitana, and the morcillas and…read moremollejas were spot on. Excellent service and a lovely, spacious atmosphere.

I stopped in for a casual meal and had an average experience overall. This is more of a laid back,…read moreneighborhood style spot than a full Argentine steakhouse. New Campo has a nice setup, good decor, plenty of seating inside, and some outdoor tables. Service was just ok. Friendly enough, but not especially attentive, or memorable. They were out of the beef empanadas when I tried to order them, which was disappointing given that is a staple for a place like this. I ordered the Argentine sausage sandwich. It was decent and filling, but nothing that stood out. Overall, the food was ok, not excellent. New Campo feels like a place that can be solid for straightforward grilled items, but my sandwich and visit was more middle-of-the-road. On the bright side, pricing felt reasonable for Miami Beach, which is a plus. This is an OK option if you are nearby and want something easy and casual. I will go with a three star review.

Came here for breakfast because we were staying at the hotel next-door and it was excellent. Lovely…read moreatmosphere and great food. Really good coffee and cappuccino too. I plan to come back here for dinner.

This is, without a doubt, one of the worst restaurants I have ever visited…read more From the moment my wife and I walked in at 4:00 PM, the experience was disappointing. The restaurant was practically empty, which should have been the first warning sign. We started by ordering drinks. The menu listed more than five beers, yet they only had two available because, according to them, their freezer was broken. Fine, things happen. We then ordered a Moscow Mule, only to be told they couldn't make it because they aren't a full bar. Understandable. Next, we asked for an Aperol Spritz. They didn't have that either. Finally, hoping they could at least make a simple mojito, we ordered one--only to be told they didn't have mint leaves. At that point, it was almost laughable. Then the food arrived. They served old bread that wasn't even warm. We ordered two appetizers: the garlic shrimp, which was just average, and the tuna tiradito. The tuna tiradito was easily the worst I've ever had. The presentation was terrible. The tuna looked like it had been cut with a dull rock instead of a sharp knife. The sauce was supposed to have fresh lemon and truffle oil, but it tasted like bottled fake lemon juice with some strange black paste dumped on top. It was completely unappetizing. (I'll attach a photo so you can judge for yourself.) The most frustrating part came when the waitress asked if everything was okay. We politely explained our concerns, including all the issues with the drinks and the food. Instead of apologizing or trying to make things right, she argued with us and became defensive. Customer service is about solving problems, not debating with your guests. Overall, this was an awful dining experience from beginning to end. I genuinely don't understand how this restaurant has a 4.8-star rating with over a thousand reviews because it certainly didn't reflect the experience we had. I would not recommend this place to anyone. Save your money and go somewhere that actually cares about the quality of its food and service.

I truly enjoyed the absolutely delicious steak and french fries dish here. The food is certainly…read moreworth going for. I will say that the service was a little slow however, I do appreciate that the servers there are upfront about letting the guest know that there is an 18% service charge included. Overall, I would definitely come here again.

This is one of those up and down reviews for me. The positives were my meal. I ordered the risotto…read morede mariscos. This is risotto with octopus, calamari and shrimp. This was served hot. It was very good The margaritas were good. My friend said how good the marg was so I decided to get one. It was really yummy. The ham empanada was different. I did not care for it. I did not think it had much flavor. My friend ordered a filet mignon cooked to medium. It was overcooked. Her mashed potatoes were cold. She told our server. He brought some mashed potatoes back like 10 minutes later. It was a very small portion. She said they were still cold, not even luke warm. When our server came over to ask how everything was she said the potatoes were still cold. He laughed about it which was odd. A server dropped a bottle of red wine right behind me. In fact, I saw out of the corner of my eye something was about to happen. I did not have time to move. No one asked if I got wine on me or anything. It was sort of an annoying meal.

So I will try to be as fair as possible w/this review. I was actually going to pick up some items…read moreat Milam's but decided for some bakery goods instead for our boat day! Place is cute... quaint & cozy spot to grab a good coffee & read a few pages from your current book! Staff was 50/50 = some were moving fast, prepping orders, restocking while others seem to stay in their lane & not leverage their support to move the patron's orders along... my order, while larger than the 2 customer's behind me had a coffee item. I had ordered 3 croissants & 4 other bite sized items. I managed to get that box first then my coffee. While the 2 behind me got their coffee & went on their merry way. I wasn't too happy that my order for the coffee wasn't a part of the prepped items at the coffee station. Had to wait a little longer for that to be served - 4 extra minutes to be exact. I would have expected my coffee before the boxed pastries. Now for the croissants themselves - I was a bit taken back that they were $9.00. Places like La Boulangerie or Maman has them for $5.00 (plain) to $7.50 (filled). I'm pretty familiar with many others within that same price range. Therefore $9 was a huge hike in pricing. Nonetheless I ordered 3 & they were fresh, delicious & probably worthy of repeating. But only if I want to indulge in the price of said item. Total for my order which included (3) croissants, (5) medialunas & (1) cafe con leche came out to $52 - I included a 15% tip in error because my mind was really processing the prices.

Have been here a couple of times and have always had a great experience…read more The staff is friendly and willing to help and answer any questions. The variety of pastries they have is great and delicious. Clean place in a great location with supermarkets, stores and other restaurants around

Food was great, I got the ribeye, delicious and the service was outstanding. It was a little…read moreunsettling getting in due to the building being renovated but once you find the restaurant it was beautiful and the music was great.

Lola Restaurant & Grill is a solid 4-star spot for a nicer-but-still-relaxed dinner, the vibe is…read morecozy and dim with good music that makes it feel like a date-night place even though it's tucked inside a building on Collins. The menu has a fun mix of flavors (Argentinian/Italian/Spanish/Greek/French influences), and we really enjoyed the grilled items with chimichurri plus the seafood/pasta options, everything came out well plated and full of flavor. Service was friendly and checked on us enough without being annoying, but things slowed down a bit once it got busier, which is the only reason it's not a full 5.