We loved our first experience so much that we ended up bringing the whole family back to Little…read moreHavana the very next day! It's rare to find a spot that draws you back 24 hours later, but this place is a total standout in Miami. Despite having a larger group this time, we were greeted warmly and seated immediately. The service was excellent from start to finish--attentive, friendly, and perfectly paced for a family dinner. We kicked things off with the Cuban sampler, which was the perfect introduction to the menu and got everyone excited for the main event. Every dish that hit the table was a hit: the Red Snapper was incredibly fresh, and the Chicharron de Pollo had that perfect crunch. My wife really enjoyed the Chicken Milanesa, but for me, the Paella was the star of the show--rich, authentic, and packed with flavor. It's safe to say everything was delicious yet again. We've officially added this to our "must-visit" list for every trip to Miami. If you're looking for a meal that feels both high-quality and welcoming, you can't beat this spot. We'll definitely be back!

Excellent Whole Snapper Fish is outstanding. Fresh, well prepared fish. The black beans and rice is…read morevery good. Like the grilled bread too. Great service and typical Latin Rest that is, loud but fun. Pork and plantains are very good, well prepared also let them cater (pickup) using our platters.

Pretty good for what it is…read more Service a little slow but good food. The steak was flavored very good.

The Half Chicken was Moist and Seasoned Well. Also great to get a Side Salad with Onions. And the…read moreBlack Beans Which are so Delicious for the Diet, and my white rice. The Barbecue wings were great with a Cold Beer. The Service was good. The ambiance was nice and quiet. It's Amazingly Great to know this Special Seasoning used on the Chicken Taste Amazingly Awesome. A Step Above and Beyond from the other restaurant down the corner .

One of the best Honduran restaurants in the city of north Miami hands down.my wife's Dominican and…read morebeing I grew up in north Miami everytime,we in N.M this is her to go spot lol.the food is always fresh when we go,definitely recommend this spot if your ever in the area.

I recently discovered this restaurant and was highly satisfied with the experience. I recommend the…read morechurrasco and micheladas. Everything here is authentic from Central America. I sat by the bar the bartender made the best michelada. They serval tv so you won't miss the games. Overall great place id definitely come back to try the breakfast next time.

Me and my boy came here to eat after the beach for the first time and Wow! This place is awesome,…read morethe bandeja paisa was spectacular, the pan de bono as well, good price too and the food came out fast. The service was very nice Lita is awesome we felt very welcomed. Highly recommended to pass by if you want a delicious, quick ad filling meal and you're in the neighborhood.

Been coming here for a decade. Friendly counter top restaurant with affordable and generous portion…read moresizes ! Best empanadas too.

Stopped by Sazon in North Miami Beach straight from the airport to grab an iced coffee and an…read moreempanada de carne while watching my friend play beach volleyball. It's a simple, casual spot with outdoor seating, which I loved because you can sit and people-watch as everyone walks back and forth from the beach. I didn't see iced coffee on the menu, but they were nice enough to make one for me anyway! Nice people, chill atmosphere, and a good little spot to grab a coffee and snack near the beach.

Food 4/5 Service 5/5…read moreDrinks 5/5 Ambiance 5/5 Location 4/5 Easy to find plenty of seats inside and outside. Parking might be a challenge. The service was great here. The Langostinos was flavorful but overcooked so the meat became rubbery. Grilled Mahi, and French toast was wonderful and the pricing here is really good for the portion that you get. I would come back for other dishes.

Second visit to Cotoa and somehow it was even better than the first -- this place just keeps…read moregetting better. We ordered the Humita de la Abuelita, Ceviche de Camarones, Crudo Salsero, the Tortellinis con Seco de Pollo, and finished with the Chocopop for dessert. Every single dish delivered. The cornbread (Humita de la Abuelita) was sweet, moist, and the smoked palo santo butter gave it the perfect balance. The Crudo Salsero came with an incredible sauce -- beautifully balanced. But the ceviche was the standout: honestly the best I've ever had. The acidity was dialed in exactly right, which is rare -- most ceviches miss that mark. What really got me was the precision in the knife work; everything was cut so consistently that every bite blended perfectly. I didn't have high expectations for the tortellinis, but they surprised me -- the sweet plantain filling paired with a crispy parmesan for the perfect hit of salt against the sweetness. Closing on a dessert that matches a meal like this is hard, but the Chocopop pulled it off. Deep, strong cacao, sea salt flakes for balance, and the passion fruit sorbet added just the right bitter-sweet edge to finish. Cotoa keeps raising the bar with every visit. Highly recommend.

Delicious food, ecuatorian with a upscale touch, keeping the original flavor in a amazing…read morepresentation. Small place with just a few tables, highly recommended that you make a reservation, specially for dinning. The best shrimp ceviche and the cangrejada

We went for a second night in a row. Still delicious. Still welcoming. Will become a habit.read more

Hands down the best Colombian burger, empanadas, and Maicitos in Homestead! Great service and…read moreambience. Will return !!

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.

Second time ordering food from this restaurant and the experience and food were wonderful. I…read moreordered the lunch bowl with the Lechon asado con maduros, arroz y frijoles, the masas de cerdo both dishes were seasoned and cooked to perfection. Very tender meat. As for beverage I got the delicious and refreshing passion fruit- mango. Although i didn't eat at the restaurant all my food was packed nicely and my beverage was nicely wrap and arrive at perfect temperature including my cold and frozen juice. I can't wait to visit this restaurant in person and continue trying more delicious dishes!! Photos can't do justice to the deliciousness of my food but the photo I took will make you laugh!!

Ordered Uber eats so I can't speak to the dine in experience…read more Ordered chicken soup-it was salty noodles and broth-no chicken, no vegetables. In the pictures there are both and it was 9$ for basically canned soup. Tasted awful. Ordered spinach croquettes. They were tiny but delicious, well prepared and worth it. Ordered Moro rice-inedible. Dry. Dry. Dry. And the only flavor was salt. Not sure why they would send the last bit of rice from the pot that sat out all day, but that is what I got. Ordered vegetables-the picture is broccoli, cauliflower and carrots in garlic sauce. I got a few pieces of iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, onions and some cucumbers. That pissed me off since it was not at all what I ordered. Maybe I ordered the wrong things, because the review here are pretty positive. Tried to call the restaurant to see why they didn't include the actual vegetables and decided a salad was a good substitute. No answer. So I won't be eating from here again. Disappointed.