Cafe Seville is one of those places I always forget about, and every time I go back I wonder why…read more It's such an underrated spot. This visit started with the shrimp and scallops appetizer, and the sauce was so good I was soaking up every last drop with the bread. The halibut with artichokes, mushrooms, and leeks in a lemon wine sauce had flavor for days. Sure, it's in a strip mall and isn't much to look at, but don't let that fool you. This place is all about the food. I def need to make it back more often.

We visited Cafe Seville on my birthday, July 18, after it was recommended to us by the owner, and…read moreI'm so glad we gave it a try. We're always on the hunt for great seafood, and this Spanish restaurant exceeded every expectation. From the moment we walked in, we loved the atmosphere. The white tablecloths, candlelit tables, and the daily specials written on a rolling whiteboard gave it a warm, classic feel. The owner personally greeted us and escorted us to our table, making us feel right at home. Our waiter was absolutely amazing--attentive, friendly, and on top of everything. The drinks were perfect, and they brought out a small loaf of sourdough bread with butter that had the crispiest, crunchiest crust I've ever had. It was absolutely delicious. We started with the garlic shrimp appetizer, which was excellent. For our entrée, we ordered the Paella loaded with seafood, chicken, and chorizo. Chef's kiss! Every bite was packed with flavor, and it was one of the best paellas we've ever had. What really made the evening special was the atmosphere. It felt like one big family--everyone was talking, laughing, and enjoying themselves. It was warm, welcoming, and unlike any restaurant experience we've had in a long time. To top it all off, they surprised me with a slice of tres leches cake for my birthday and the staff sang "Happy Birthday." It was such a thoughtful touch and made the night even more memorable. If you're looking for incredible Spanish food, outstanding service, and an atmosphere that makes you feel like family, Cafe Seville is a must-visit. We had an amazing time and can't wait to go back!

Arrived for an early date night dinner around 6:15pm. FYI…read more- It is valet only...no charge gratuities only...at the end of your visit they hand you your keys and your walk to your own car...at least that is how it went for us. We had open table reservations so we were seated right away...the hostess was was very friendly as were our servers...we started with one guy but then we had another lady soon after. We ordered drinks to start...Pinot grigio for me and Corona for the hubby. We looked over the menu a bit and started off with 3 shareables..the eggplant with honey, shisito peppers and octopus gallega...The eggplant with honey was an interesting dish (in a good way) and very tasty...they peppers were good as well but my husband wasn't a fan of the octopus gallega. For the 2nd round, we ordered another round of drinks and then the pan con tumaca, manchego croquettes and octopus in garlic sauce. I loved the toast with tomato "jam" as well as the manchego croquettes...I would re-order both of these. My husband wasn't a fan of the octopus in garlic sauce as he felt it was a bit too salty. He also ordered another dish, the seafood salpicon and this dish he really loved! For dessert we opted for the crema catalana...similar to a creme brulee...it was good...I also had a latte which was a nice accomplishment to the dessert. After dinner we headed to their Hidden Speakeasy (behind the pantro door). In there we each had another drink to end the evening. They do have a food menu in there which was different from the restaurant. It would be fun to just come with a group of friends and chill for a while. All in all, a tasty meal and a fun date night!

This is a freestanding restaurant with lots of parking. It is decorated with a strong Spanish…read moreflair. There is live music in the evenings but we went on a Wednesday afternoon. There was one other table of patrons when we arrived, but we were the only people in the place until we left. The eatery offers lunch specials, but we went specifically for the half price paella (on Tuesdays and Wednesdays). We started with the pulpo ajillo appetizer, which is octopus in a red wine and garlic sauce. It was tender and delicious. For our paella we ordered the mixto version with chicken, shrimp, scallops, mussels, octopus, and squid. The squid melted in your mouth. The scallops were divine (even though they were the small bay scallops). Everything else in the paella was good, but I thought the rice was a bit too moist. Traditional paella should feature rice that is firm and not sticky. I even like the crispy crust that can form at the bottom. This paella did not feature either. We shared a creme brulee for dessert. It had thick caramelized sugar on top but the custard was very milky and not thick and creamy enough. Our meal for 1 appetizer, 1 paella at half price, 1 dessert, tax, a surcharge for using a credit card, and tip was $74. Service was impeccable.

The food was amazing! Had the camarones ajillo and the Pulpo a la plancha. Both were fantastic!…read morePair that with a few fresh poured Spaniard 1906 and Estrella Damm, and you got me hooked!!!! Ariana treated us very nicely and we were served quickly and passionately. Had an amazing time sitting outside and live the true "terraza" experience. This amazing restaurant felt like I was at a patio eating with fiends and family.

Great food service and Ambience. Love this place. Mi…read morepreferido. Me gusta mucho great food

I love it here, I have to be here at least one or twice a week. The food is great (Hispanic), the…read moredrinks, on Thursdays I go play Domino's, Fridays Karaoke, Saturday DJ dance, and Sunday Family day, I absolutely recommend it, Mariana who's always my waitress, she's great fast and efficient!!

Bohio Latin Flavors, Margate…read more Dominican and Puerto Rican cuisine with a heavy emphasis on mofongo, and based on this visit, that's one of the reasons to come here. They offer numerous variations, with your choice of sauce and protein, making this one of the more mofongo-focused restaurants I've seen in Broward. We started with the shrimp mofongo. The plantain mound itself was moist, flavorful, and nicely seasoned, avoiding the dry, dense texture that plagues lesser versions. Ours came topped with a rich shrimp sauce, but other options included a garlic cream sauce and a Creole-style sauce, both of which looked excellent as they passed through the dining room. Of the dishes we tried, the mofongo was actually my favorite. The masitas de cerdo (fried pork chunks) were flavorful and well-seasoned, although they came out a bit drier than I would have preferred. I'd still order them again, but based on what I saw arriving at nearby tables, the pernil may be the move on a future visit. The rice deserves mention as well. The arroz con gandules was excellent, with plenty of flavor rather than simply serving as a side dish. They also offered moro rice in both red bean and black bean versions, which was nice to see. The Punta Cana cocktail was worth ordering. Sweet, tropical, and considerably stronger than it looked. The dining room is much larger than it appears from outside, but this is very much a casual neighborhood spot. It reminded me of the kind of local restaurant you'd find in Puerto Rico or the Dominican Republic: a large dining room, full bar, TVs on the wall, families gathering for dinner, and the emphasis squarely on the food rather than creating an upscale experience. There's also a stage and DJ setup for live entertainment. One note: service was slow on our Sunday evening visit. After speaking with the manager, I learned she was also the restaurant's only server and that a single cook was handling the kitchen while also keeping up with a steady stream of takeout orders. Given those realities, the pace made more sense. Everyone was friendly, but this isn't the place to visit if you're in a hurry. Both English and Spanish menus are available, although the primary server was clearly more comfortable interacting in Spanish. They also feature Latin music and a DJ on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, which is probably when the room really comes alive. If you're a fan of mofongo, pernil, arroz con gandules, or Dominican comfort food in general, Bohio is worth adding to your list.

This was my first time having tapas! We got; Croquetas…read morePapatas Bravas Champiñones Earl ajillo Gamas al ajillo My favorite was the shrimp in the garlic sauce. All were great though! And the wait staff was EXCELLENT. They really helped us decide on what to order next and why.

The Patio Flamenco is a traditional tapas bar in Coral Springs just off the Sawgrass Expressway…read more The special today is 2 for 1 Sangrias and thru September if it rains while visiting you will receive 2 free beers or 2 free Sangrias which is advertised on the Patio Flamenco Instagram page and was confirmed by our server Alison. Friday nights they have live Flamenco music and dancing on the massive covered patio. Ordered a variety montaditos (tapas), my favorite is the duck breast with fig marmalade, grilled octopus and blood sausage from their menu with a cold Sangria. Patio Flamenco is under new ownership and management but provides the same menu as the Patio Tapas & Beer restaurant which operates currently in Boca. Love this place. Dont forget that All Day Mondays offer $2.50 Montaditos and $3.50 Sangrias. Will return for Karaoke on next Thursday night at 7pm - FUN FUN.

Wow I crave good Spanish tortilla (omelet) and croquettes all the time since visiting Spain and…read morefinally found a place to get it! The food was so tasty, fresh and traditional. The service was fantastic too. They even had a couple tables in the shade you can eat at. Highly recommend!!

From the owner: Gourmet Spanish cuisine. Authentic Spanish smell, texture…read moreand flavor.

I'd heard of this place over the years but had never made it over…read more My gal last week wanted to ditch out on the gym after work and do a happy hour. I agreed that sounded like an excellent idea. Patio Tapas and Beer was supposed to have a good happy hour 5pm-7pm so we went with that. Its located in a tough spot to get a parking spot in South Mizner area, but we got lucky and landed a spot right by the front door. They had just moved to this new location from nearby a few months ago. It still felt kinda new inside in a good way. There wasn't many people there when we arrived. We were able to easily get a couple spots at their nice oaken bar. There were a handful of friendly staff there that were quick with some wine and some of their happy hour Montaditos. We tried the sangria as well which they had a large container of on the bar. We tried the potatoes, duck breast, shrimp, and Jamon iberico and manchego. Everything was darn good, the iberico possibly the best. Oh, and the Spanish omelet was a nice bite as well. It was a nice happy hour; much better than going to the gym. We will have to stop in again soon. They had alot of different plates to try.

This is a great spot to enjoy some Spanish tapas and a drink, especially Sangria. This has been a…read moreBoca Raton staple for quite a while and they have a new location with better indoor and bar seating. They still have patio seating, which is smaller but slightly better views. Service is always good, attentive, and helpful. We usually come for happy hour to take advantage of their large menu of montaditos. I think they're all pretty good but our favorites are the piquillo relleno--a small, whole stuffed red pepper with goat cheese, the classic pan con tomate, churrasco, and cordero estofado. I would say those are the most flavorful ones and on our regular rotation. They also have an almond cake we always order that is imported from Spain. Served warm and à la mode, it has a little crusty edge and a very moist, dense crumb. Not too sweet. Sometimes they serve it drizzled with chocolate and I prefer it without.

This restaurant is so pretty inside good music I didn't get…read moreany drinks but the menu looked fire as well I tried the fish & lime chicken dish 10/10

Enjoyed our dinner here on a recent Sunday. Lots of seating available and we opted to eat outside…read more Ordered some guacamole with plantains as an appetizer and shared a skirt steak with rice and beans and main. All were very good. All in all we enjoyed

The Rustico Salad for $12 was a TASTE explosion I never…read morehad anything like it in Spain, which is a favorite place to visit. Their black beans soup, we used to improve other soups we had. Of course, we enjoyed their seafood paella. We ordered through Door Dash And , best of all, it is 2 miles away. We don't have to leave the country

The restaurant makes you feel like you are in Spain. Love the tapas and wine options. Service was…read morefriendly. The restaurant also offers daily specials that I can't wait to come back and try next time!

Great Cuban sandwich. Delivered hot and ready to eat. Another great order…read more I'm Still a fan. Great spot for Cuban food.

Came here for a quick dinner before heading home and it was a bit empty for dinner on a Sunday…read more We enjoyed our meal: App's: Yucca bites with cheese (these were really good can be shared with the table) also tried the chicken and beef empanadas WOW!! Def need to try. Entrees: Ropa vieja (pulled beef) rice and beans and maduros (sweet plantains) / Vaca Frita (pan fried pulled beef) Yes you need to try it, this came with Rice and beans. You come to a cuban restaurant this is what you eat, staple dishes, there other things on the menu but if you want an authentic cuban meal this is the way to go. I noticed other people before we got there ordered other plates and their food took a bit longer. Just a tip go with the staple dishes ;) Why the four stars then? Well the ambiance!! Atmosphere was a bit boring and servers were a bit shy. If you been to Miami you know these restaurants are loud and fun. Maybe get maybe some live music or train better the servers, Just my opinion but the service and food was great! Thanks def coming again.