Had such a delicious Friday lunch at Pastis in Wynwood with a work colleague. The entire experience…read morewas fantastic from start to finish. We started with a few appetizers including the tuna carpaccio, which was absolutely outstanding and literally melted in your mouth, steak tartare, and the true star of the show the crispy artichoke. So simple yet unbelievably good. For our entrée, we shared the steak sandwich, which was incredible... and of course I completely forgot to take a picture because we dove right in. The atmosphere, service, and food made for the perfect Friday afternoon lunch. Already looking forward to going back and finally trying their French onion soup.

I went to Pastis Miami and had a good time and meal. The space is beautiful and definitely has that…read moreclassic French brasserie vibe, the food and experience were great. The atmosphere is lively and stylish, especially if you're looking for a cute brunch or dinner spot in Wynwood. Service was solid and everything we had was enjoyable, especially the lobster frites, it was huge!!

This place was recommended and we gave it a try. The service, food, and ambiance were even better…read morethan the four seasons one block away. The portion sizes are generous as they let you know its family size. They have fresh tomatoes and a lemon with a knife at every table. Cut some tomatoes add some salt pepper a little olive oil w some balsamic and you have yourself a fantastic delight for the table. The escargot was by far sone of the best with the Parmesan they used. Fresh WARM bread is served through out your meal. The main courses were generously sized. The Star of the meal is by far the vanilla cheesecake. It's very light contrary to what you'd expect when you think cheesecake. It's so smooth on the palate w an amazing burst of vanilla. It's a MUST have when you eat here!

I had a frustrating experience at LPM Restaurant & Bar. While seated at the bar, the bartender…read morebegan sending over drinks and food items without us ordering them, saying things like "we want you to try this" and continuing to bring additional items throughout the evening. There was no clear communication at any point that these items would be charged. Based on how it was presented, it felt like these were gestures from the bar. However, when the bill was presented, those items were included, which created a very uncomfortable and confusing situation. The issue here is not about the amount, but about the lack of transparency. If items are being sent to a table, it should be made explicitly clear whether they are complimentary or will be included on the bill. Without that clarity, it feels misleading. At a restaurant of this caliber, clear communication should be a given, and unfortunately that was not the case here.

Food was good, and beautiful presentation and experience. However - for $1,100 for two people…read more.. the taste of food was 4/5 at best. Great experience!! Just food did not blow me away :/ What really saved this experience was the service.

It's my second time to celebrate birthday at a Joel Robuchon location. Last time it was in their…read moreTokyo location which was a Michelin 1-star restaurant. This Miami location is a 2-star restaurant which I personally think is overrated compared to the Tokyo location. It's not very hard to get a spot if you reserve ahead of time. It's located in design district of Miami. There's another Michelin 1-star restaurant located on first floor and Joel Robuchon is located on the second floor of the same building. We reserved bar sitting and was seated near the end corner of the bar. They have both set menu ($195 for 4 courses) or a la carte. We ordered a few dishes from the a la carte menu to share. We were firstly served with bread and a complimentary fois gras appetizer. Their bread is the best especially the smaller ones! We got refill for the small savory pastry. The free fois gras appetizer was a bit too greasy for me, nothing special. For sharing plates, we ordered fois gras with fig, veal sweetbread and hamachi. The fois gras dish was well-flavoured. The other dishes were ordinary. I was expecting the food to impress my taste buds more from a Michelin 2-star restaurant. For mains, we ordered the bison fillet Wellington, halibut and sole. Both fish dishes were amazing but I didn't like the flavour of the bison dish. This restaurant is clearly much better with seafood dishes than meat dishes. They provide us some dessert for both dine-in and takeout at the end, and they were all tasty. Overall, the service was attentive and the vibe was quiet here. However, for $200-$300 USD per person, the food is not up to standard comparing to other Michelin 2-star restaurant when I expect to be wowed by the cooking. It's not very good value for money.

The food was delicious and service was good. I like the vibes this place has. You can sit outside…read moreor inside. The inside room space is small. The portion size was good size. I got the immunity drink which was tasty. I would go back again. Its close to the Hyatt we stayed at. I would recommend this place.

DO NOT GET THE TIRAMISU MATCHA. No tira, no misu, & definitely doesn't taste like there is even…read morematcha. It's not like the sweet flavors are overriding a matcha taste...NO it literally just tastes like milk. -30000/10. The steak & eggs bowl was delicious & very filling! Although I do wish you could see all the ingredients on top of the spinach + rice. Waiter was hot tho

Really lovely brunch vibes. Great food, not too expensive, no loud clubby brunch music and a hell…read moreof a Bloody Mary. Excited to come back again.

I recently visited this restaurant for lunch and unfortunately had a very disappointing experience…read more The restaurant was completely empty, yet the bartender seemed uninterested in helping customers or doing any work. Around 4:15 PM I got up from our table and I asked for a cocktail menu and the bartender hesitated before finally handing it to me. I was then told the bar was "closed" at 4:30 PM, even though the restaurant's posted closing time was 5 PM. What made the experience more frustrating was that the bartender spent most of the time just standing around and staring at us instead of providing service. If someone is scheduled to bartend, they should be willing to assist customers during business hours. The lack of effort and poor attitude made the atmosphere uncomfortable and unwelcoming. I understand places can have slow periods, but customer service should still be professional and attentive regardless of how busy it is. Unfortunately, this experience left a very negative impression.

My friends and I stopped here as our last meal before we headed to the airport. Fantastic! Cute…read morelittle place, such a hidden gem. They have a pretty big menu, so everyone will find something they like. I had a breakfast sandwich in a croissant. It was huge! And the croissant was so good it made me want to buy some pastries to go. Everything was prepared fresh and you can tell! We also had some fresh juices that were delicious. The lady working there that day was very sweet! Stop by, you will enjoy your breakfast/lunch.

Cons: Our waitress was not bad, but when I went to pay, there was someone else who was very rude at…read morethe cash register. I tried to pay cash and the rest debit card, and she gave me attitude about it. No set menu for eggs with your food, has to be from the kids menu (potential for disaster), no water and took a while to get food besides the croissants, tight spot to eat inside. Pros: Definitely fills you up, the croissants we ate had Pistachio/Almond/Nutella and they were all great, must-haves for sure, coffee was good, good place to eat something small and quick with your coffee, our server was not bad but could been better.

This spot satisfies the 3Bs: está bueno, bonito y barato. If you typically find French cuisine…read moreinaccessible because of the price, then this cozy nook in the wall will surprise you! (Save room for the brown butter crepes)

Great choice!! THE…read morePLACE: Located in a small Hialeah shopping center, some free parking is available. Inside, the restaurant fully transports you out of the 305 with danity, quirky and cute decor, and cozy lighting. Only tables available. seating inside and out by parking lot. THE FOOD: For starters, we had the cheese, bread and honey dish - 4/5 warm, crunchy, gooey goodness. I also had the French onion soup 5/5, probably the best ive ever had! incredible flavor profile perfectly balanced and salted. For entrees, my husband went with a oxtail with mash dish they had on special that day 1000/5, too bad eating with your hands and licking your plate is frowned upon lol - it deserved that! I had the Pan seared branzino 2/5 - now hear me out - it was five out of five in texture, soft and buttery, and presentation BUT it was cook with SO MUCH BUTTER, that the roof of my mouth & tongue were coated in it and I couldnt tastes anything else! It was so much butter that I felt my lips, tongue and throat irritated. Additionally, im not sure why they didn't pair this dish with a mash or a roasted potatoes, instead of only cooked down spinach. THE SERVICE: Reservations are strongly encouraged - so I made mine with Resy. Through Resy, I confirmed my reservation and had it all in text & email. Upon arrival, their system didnt pull it up. However, the manager (?) was kind, gentle and gracious, sat us at a table. Our waiter was fantastic! So charismatic, and was well versed on all the dishes and how they were made. I believe she said she's been with the team a few years now. From what I understand, a sister restaurant was just opened in Miami Beach, so I hope to be able to give that one a try aswell - maybe for my birthday in two weeks?

Feels like a little escape to France…read more The sea bass was spectacular, perfectly cooked, delicate, and full of flavor. I was pleasantly surprised by the non-traditional apple pie, and I'm already looking forward to trying the creme brulee next time. Attentive service throughout. Charming and intimate with a true French feel, it really feels like you've stepped into a bistro in France.

One of Coconut Groves true staples! Le Bouchon Du Grove is one of those iconic places that keep the…read morebeauty and essence of Coconut Grove. Le Bouchon Du Grove really embodies the French bistro aesthetic. With true french bites, people watching seats, and an interior that will make you feel like you're in Paris -- everything about this spot is chefs kiss. As for the food, my favorite part of it all... their food is not only delicious but simply made to perfection. I love their clams, steak frites, escargot, and the apple tartine! So good!

A pretty good bakery to satisfy any cravings that you may have. The prices are a little higher,…read moreeven for Nomad, but their Dubai chocolate and other chocolates are wonderful and totally worth it. Their baked goods aren't always the freshest, but still very good in a pinch. The staff is helpful, and all the times I have gone have been more than happy to help me with anything. I really enjoyed their photographed displays for their selection, however they recently added a large blowup of an ai-generated lady liberty which is pretty disappointing for a local establishment that is surrounded by a city full of local artists. The blowup is a obtrusive on the street and disturbs the outdoor dining atmosphere, however I would still check this place out if you are craving a sweet treat.

Food was good, nice service . I liked the ambiance a lot ! Timely manner , had a great mealread more

This place can be a bit on the pricey side, but it never disappoints. The food is consistently high…read morequality, and every visit has been a great experience. The flavors are always on point, and you can tell a lot of care goes into the preparation. Even though it's not the cheapest option, the reliability and quality make it worth it. It's one of those places you can count on for a great meal every time.

Food was good but a bit over priced. The server was absolutely amazing. What a cute restaurant,…read moreinside you feel transported to Paris. Outside seating is so cute.