I really love coming to this Asian market. They have really unique and interesting snacks. They…read morehave all kinds of different sodas imported from Asia. When you go to the snack aisle you will be amazed by the variety of snacks. We always stop here when in the area and it never disappoints. One of my favorite snacks to get there is Sesame Mochi! It is so cute and the texture is incredible!! Plus sesame seeds are great for you! I also get fresh ginger root as I like to juice with it. All reasonable prices and very interesting food selection! I have been here several times and it never disappoints!! The people that work there are so sweet and helpful! You have to go check it out!

So glad Hanna Market Tiger opened up here in South Miami, especially so close to where I live. It…read morehonestly feels like the perfect little escape to Asia, a region I'm totally obsessed with. They've got all the cool goodies: mooshi, Asian Oreos, fun sodas, moon cakes for the Mid-Autumn Festival, wafer cookies, Hershey's cookies, and many more.... What makes it even better is how practical the place is. They offer free parking for two hours (a big win in Miami), and the selection goes way beyond snacks: soups, Asian chips, frozen entrées and appetizers like shrimp or noodle snacks, even Thai canned soups. You could literally set up a full-course meal just from their shelves. I also love that they even carry cutlery, so they've got you covered from shopping to serving. And a special shoutout to Marissa at the register, she's always super helpful and genuinely happy to assist, which makes the shopping experience much better. It never gets super packed so you can easily enjoy and take time to contemplate all the different treats they offer. It is kept super clean and organize, which makes the Asian experience more enjoyable!

Sebastian & Manuel employees at La Jamoneteca are Amazing, they let you feel at home!!!!…read more Friend of mine, Julio is from Spain as a gift I offered a casual dinner, excellent food and amazing suggestions Highly recommend

Pan con tomate- bread was wonderfully Thin and crispy. Was…read moreexpecting some garlic but was still good without. Patatas bravas- round balls with bravas sauce, 4 in an order. Not exactly what I'm used to but they were good 4/5. Croquettas- 3 ham 3 cheese per serving. Very good and well plated. Tinto de verano- delicious! Bocadillos- served w arugula salad dressed with EVOO and balsamic glaze. Iberico sandwich was wonderful.

If you love bagels, love quality nova, love a great platter, love those pickles and cole slaw (best…read morein town!), fresh roasted coffee and love great service in a comfy setting, then Roasters N' Toaster is the only deli for you in South Florida. I've been coming to the Roasters original Pinecrest location for 26 years. And for most of those Ivan has been working Sunday mornings! Their bagels are always on point, which I usually request to be scooped and toasted (my technique is cream cheese first, then whitefish salad inside the scoop) and come in all the good flavors, but none of the not a bagel flavors. Their nova comes in multiple grades (regular and Acme(tm)) which is sliced by Florida's top professional "nova slayer" in such a way that it is just better than the best you'll have anywhere else. Their whitefish salad is the most classic and perfectly prepared I have had anywhere. The original Roasters is the only NY Deli in Miami that always lives up to the name.

I've been coming here all my adult life and the service is always fast and friendly. The staff is…read moreon top of their game, always making sure you have water, coffee, and utensils. The staff will ask you what you'd like to drink right before you even sit down. I love it! The portions are pretty big, so be prepared to share or take some home with you. What I love from Roasters 'N Toasters: Nova Platter French Toast Their deli stacked sandwiches are superb! I highly recommend Roasters 'N Toasters!

So we drove from Port St. Lucie to check this place out as they are the only place that carries the…read morePersian ice cream. So we walked in right before they closed. The owner was super nice and let us shop around. We were super excited they did in fact have the Persian ice cream which you have to get in Los Angeles at Safron and Rose. We then were given samples to try. The cookies were good. The guy then had fresh hummus and baba ganoush. We ended up buying 2 gallon ice creams and 2 pints. It costs us over 225 dollars in ice cream lol and a few other things. We would come back.

For what it's worth, this is probably the best sushi I have had in Miami. I like that there is a…read morelarge menu of different sized rolled with varying degrees of complexity, and I have never seen this many appetizers on a sushi menu which I really appreciate. The pieces were large and stuffed with fillings which I loved. The portion sizes make it easy to share with people and try a bit of everything, or just have one order for yourself! The price isn't too bad and the staff here are so so kind. I will definitely be back here when I am craving some sushi!

Growing up in East Hialeah, we had "Santa Barbara". It was on 25th street and 9th ave. You would go…read morein there and to the left you had a bunch of food that was prepared, hot and cold, a sandwich counter next to the cigarettes. To the right you had chips and cookies that you could only find here. All the way in the back you had the carniceria. All the way to the right and the back, well, you wouldn't go back there Joanna's reminded me of Santa Barbara but I'd grew up in Pinecrest I did not The prices are a bit out of hand but again, I don't grew up in Pinecrest

Even though I had some leftovers in my hotel fridge, I was craving a sandwich! So, I thought, why…read morenot turn those leftovers into something delicious? The only problem was that I didn't have any bread, and I wasn't in the mood for store-bought options. I called a local bakery to see if they had any fresh bread. The gentleman I spoke to told me they make fresh bread daily. He said they had one remaining loaf of ciabatta he had recently made. He said he would hold it for me if I would like and I told him that would be fine. It was about a 10 to 12-minute walk from my hotel to this place. True to his word, the gentleman had my loaf of bread waiting on the counter for me. The gentleman I had spoken to on the phone even offered to slice the bread for me, but I declined since I had some utensils at my hotel. Thanks to their fantastic customer service, I can't wait to come back, even if the bread wasn't the absolute best, which it was. It's the little things that make such a big difference!

What an experience! First, it's a fish market. You pick out…read morewhat you want to eat (and they're very helpful if you're not sure what you're looking for.) Then you tell them how you'd like it cooked. They cook it up nicely! (Warning, if you go for the fish and chips, it's a cornbread batter, not a beer batter.) Some of the best lobster. Delicious eats, attentive and friendly staff. I'd go again when in the area.

My first visit here and I sort of wish I'd read the other reviews before I came here. If so, I…read morewould have come at a time where I was hungry and for a mere five dollars had them prepare my meal for me. But that being said, I found it to be a very nice fish market. Now there is a huge downside that you immediately encounter when you arrive. The parking lot is exceptionally small and people are parked every which way, except in the spaces. Getting to the actual building will take some time. The neighboring lots have pretty clear signs that they will tell you if you park there. So you're stuck dealing with what it is. The fish variety is good, although not great. If you're looking for strictly local fish, you'll probably find what you want. Several varieties of snapper and the fish looked wonderful and fresh. Some of my favorites like hogfish and grouper. You can buy the whole fish and they'll fillet it for you or you can buy fillets if they have them of the fish that you want. But the part I missed is having them cook it for me. Now that is something I would like to try next time The downside is they strictly local fish. You won't find any flatfish and I was surprised that they did not have any U4 or U6 shrimp which I like to use to make paella. In addition, I did not see fresh scallops. They did have some nice lobster tails although I did not see other shellfish. Some people have said the prices are reasonable; I found them about 20 to 30% higher than other fish markets I visit. The people here are really nice in the market is attractive. I will be back as I said to get a meal cooked for me in part because it is closer than the fish markets I usually visit and also my curiosity after reading other reviews. I recommend this market if you have the patience to wait for a parking space. If you're looking for the larger shrimp for paella look elsewhere

This is the best Peruvian market I have found in South Florida. As someone who is Peruvian and…read moredeeply connected to the food, this visit felt both validating and comforting. It was well worth the drive! The selection is outstanding. The market carries authentic pantry staples, seasonings, and frozen ingredients that are difficult to find even at larger international markets. Many of these items are not available anywhere else locally. Everything was well stocked, clearly stored, and fresh (and not about to expire in a month, iykyk), which matters greatly for specialty ingredients. There is also a thoughtful selection of Peruvian merchandise, including jerseys, flags, rosaries, and huayruros. These details reinforce the cultural care behind the space. Another highlight is the freshly prepared Peruvian food on-site. They offer tamales, sandwiches, hot coffee, smoothies, and desserts typically found only at a Peruvian bakery. The flavors were authentic and comforting, and the quality reflected pride in the food being served. The team was warm, knowledgeable, and happy to offer recommendations for cooking, gifting, or trying something new. Overall, I will be bringing visiting friends and family here to restock and reconnect with the food. For anyone seeking authentic Peruvian ingredients and flavors in South Florida, this is a place to know!!!

Was looking for this for 3 years and finally found it at Perú Pá Tí...got me 3 and the price was…read moreunder 9 dollars a can...

Really nice meat. They have a little market in the front,…read morespecialty stuff, pasta, sauces, wines, olives, pickels. Cuts of meat are really fine quality. Great service (kids at the registers). Nice addition to SOMI.

Every piece of meat I have purchased from Josh's Premium Meats has been the best meat I've ever had…read morewith the exception of eating in Japan. The churrasco, the ribeye, the chicken breast, the chorizo... all of it has been stellar. I have never had a single issue with ordering, or picking up. As a matter of fact, even when I have made errors when placing my order, they are quick to resolve my issue and help me out. I placed an order for delivery for what I presume to be one of their busiest days (New Year's Eve). I needed to change the order to pickup and change the date of pickup from the 31st to the 30th. They made the changes for me without issue, or grievance. Personally, raw meat gives me the major ick. My OCD goes into panic mode when I have to handle the meat. I even use gloves (wish I didn't, but maybe I'll work on that in therapy). Point of the matter is that I have gone to several butcher shops in town in an effort to find better quality meat. They have all grossed me out. Josh's is pristinely clean. I feel zero anxiety walking in, or out with meat. Whenever you go pickup in store, Josh's mom, or dad are at the register. It makes me so happy to know I am supporting a small Miami family business. I love this place so much that not only do I frequently purchase their meat for my family, we give out gift cards constantly because I can trust that the recipient will have an unforgettable experience as well. You can't go wrong with this place. Truly, the meat and experience is worth every penny.