Food is unlike any other Mexican food I've ever had. Top notch! The staff is friendly and very on…read moretop of the customer but not over the top annoying. Just right. The decor is so pretty and the restaurant is kept clean. Since discovering this restaurant, we come once a week. It's so good!

Got some birria tacos for happy hour, got 3 for price of 2. And we also ordered a birria burrito…read morewhich was covered in manchego cheese so good. Service was good and the ambiance was nice. Came around 5 pm and we had the place to ourselves

this is the only place where i'll eat tacos de lengua, everything is so so good the ambience is…read moregood they have tables outside, because he place inside is a bit small, service always amazing and the drinks are so good! ------ Este es el único lugar donde como tacos de lengua, todo esta tan bueno, el ambiente es normal, tienen mesas afuera, porque el lugar adentro es un poco pequeño, ¡el servicio siempre es increíble y las bebidas son muy ricas!

July 14, 2026. We…read morearrived at 2:30 pm and left after 9:20 pm. We returned to La Potranca Tacos & Cantina. Mauricio was at the bar and we definitely missed being under his attention by not sitting there. Eliezer (the Venezuelan waiter from Mérida) took care of us in the dining room. Both are always very friendly and attentive. This time we decided to sit in the dining room because we were a group of three and had a lot to talk about. The place has 4 TVs and we were able to enjoy the France vs Spain match. We all ordered La Tropical Draft beer, a light, smooth, and very refreshing blonde. In total we had 16 beers . We shared nachos with grilled steak, which were very good (they pour the melted cheese right at the table). We also ordered tripa tacos well toasted (that's the technique) as we requested, and they came out excellent. Note: They have different promotions or offers depending on the day, not a regular happy hour variety, so it's good to be aware of that. The restaurant offers a good variety of 8 salsas: Sirloin, Chips, Guacamole, Verde, Vicente, Pastor, Chilanga, and Asada. Good atmosphere, pleasant service, and tasty food. We'll definitely keep coming back.

The Taco Stand absolutely SERVED. From the moment I walked in the staff was incredible. They were…read morehustling nonstop, yet everyone was still friendly, welcoming, and on game. You can tell they work hard and it definitely doesn't go unnoticed. The food? Easily 10/10. I ordered the carne asada fries and a carne asada taco, and both were outstanding. The fries were honestly insane, not just because they were delicious, but because of how massive the portion was lol. I can't even lie I almost ate the whole thing myself... but realistically it's enough to share between two people. They had a nice assortment of drinks to choose from. I got a water because it was brutally hot outside. The inside has a great vibe that fits Wynwood perfectly. The atmosphere, the people, and the overall energy made it a place you want to hang out in for a bit instead of just grabbing your food and leaving. Parking is what you'd expect in Wynwood. Mostly street parking, but I didn't have much trouble finding a spot nearby. I'll definitely be back to work my way through the menu. Once I'm living nearby again, I could honestly see myself becoming a weekly regular. I eat Mexican probably 3/4 times a week lol. Check em' OUT!

Tacos lacked flavor. Parking was a nightmare to find…read more Dogs were allowed in establishment and I personal don't like dogs in restaurants..

Great decor and very interesting menu. They offer exceptional breakfast and lunch items. Many of…read morethe dishes have a Mexican influence. I've busted a few times and each dish was impressive. By far, the Chilaquiles are the go-to order.

I was so excited to come here because of the great reviews, but I was disappointed. We ordered a…read morecouple of items, but the only ones that were good were the horchata matcha and the acai bowl. On top of the food being bad, it was incredibly expensive too. They also automatically add tip. I ordered the quesadilla, and there is an option to add mushrooms/onions on the menu. Online it shows the quesadilla is $13, when I ordered it was $14 + 2.50 for onions and tomatoes (which ended up coming on the side). Also, when I asked to order that, the waitress was a bit rude. So I ended up paying $17.82 for a terrible quesadilla and experience. I really liked the horchata matcha though (hence the 2 stars).

What an amazing meal…read more Dropped in for dinner and was so impressed. The roasted chicken is big enough to share. It's seasoned exceptionally well and comes with a side of tortillas. The enchiladas are also delicious. Again, a good size to share. We started off with some guac that was super solid. The space itself is really nice and has the perfect vibe for the Grove. Feels upscale while being super chill. Dress code is lax and it's about chilling and enjoying a great meal and maybe some adult beverages. So many things on the menu I want to try. Hope to be back next time I visit.

I've been going to Koko since it opened, and until now I've always had great experiences…read more Unfortunately, my recent visit during the Mexico World Cup match was one of the worst restaurant experiences I've had in a long time. Before going, we called the restaurant to ask if they would be showing the World Cup games, and we were told they would be showing all of them. Based on that, we expected a good viewing experience. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. There aren't enough TVs, many of the views are obstructed, and we actually had to move to the bar just to see part of the game. Even then, the music was so loud that we couldn't hear the match at all. When we asked the manager about it, he told us that ownership's instructions were to play music instead of the game's audio. That was especially surprising considering this is a Mexican-owned restaurant and the match was a Mexico World Cup game. The biggest disappointment, however, was the service. To be fair, the restaurant was only about half full, so this wasn't a situation where the staff was overwhelmed by a packed house or unusually heavy demand. I was there with two female friends. I ordered a martini while my friends simply asked for water. The bartender reacted as if asking for water was somehow an inconvenience. We weren't even served chips and salsa until we repeatedly waved down members of the staff and specifically requested them. The bartenders consistently ignored us. My friends waited nearly 20 minutes before anyone came back so they could order their martinis. We later ordered guacamole and the Leña skirt steak. The guacamole arrived promptly, but the steak never did. When we asked another bartender to check on it, he looked in the system and told us there was no food order entered at all. This was unbelievable because the original bartender had described the dish, asked how we wanted the steak cooked, and appeared to take the order. He simply never entered it. When we complained to the manager about the missing food, he told us the kitchen was already closed but that he would "make an exception" and have the steak prepared for us. That response really upset me because this wasn't us asking for special treatment--it was the restaurant trying to correct its own mistake. I told him to simply cancel the order. He then said not to worry because he wouldn't charge us for it, as if not charging for a meal would somehow make up for the experience we had just endured. I declined the offer, but he responded by saying he would bring it anyway and that if we didn't want it, we could just leave it there. To me, that response was even more dismissive and completely missed the point. Throughout the evening, the bartenders were inattentive, dismissive, and consistently rude. Their attitude completely overshadowed what had always been one of my favorite restaurants in Coconut Grove. By halftime, we had simply had enough. Instead of continuing what should have been a fun night, we decided to leave the restaurant and go home, where we watched the rest of the Mexico match in the comfort of my home. Sadly, that turned out to be the best part of the night. I'm writing this review because I know Koko is capable of much better. My previous visits have always been enjoyable, which made this experience even more disappointing. However, if you're planning to watch a World Cup match there, I would strongly recommend choosing another venue. While they may tell you they'll be showing the game, the viewing experience is poor, the game audio is replaced with loud music, and based on our visit, the service was, without question, the worst I've experienced there since the restaurant opened. I sincerely hope management takes this feedback seriously because Koko has always been one of my favorite restaurants, and I'd like to be able to recommend it again. Unfortunately, after this experience, I simply can't.

El mejor autenticético…read more The best most intended, Mexican Taqueria, restaurant in town... they even have to bakery. I am originally from Mexico City and that is my place to go for Mexican food... good food, no pretentious, simple, authentic

There are only two things I eat at this restaurant and most certainly the Taco Salad / Ensalada de…read moreTortilla will not be the third! Absolutely tasteless, flavorless and visually pathetic. Plus the fried flour tortilla shell may have well been fried two weeks ago by the lack and look of it. To attempt to enhance the flavor I ordered a side of refried beans which somewhat helped. Only to find out when it came to pay the bill, that tiny a$$ scoop of beans (3 tablespoons max) cost me $3.50! Never again!

We visited Bakan during a quick overnight stay in Miami before catching a flight. It was the…read moreperfect choice. I am gluten free so the fact that they make their own corn corn tortillas is amazing and about 90% of the menu is gluten free. I do have a nut allergy so there were a few items I couldn't have but still lots of options. The server recommend doing family style so we got a few things to share. We really enjoyed the short rib tacos and Verde chicken enchiladas. They were both outstanding. But the best part of the meal was the watermelon margaritas, holy moly so good! I highly recommend this place and its a cute little area to walk around and explore after.

Visited Bakan during the World Cup final (Argentina vs. Spain) with a large party, and they…read moregraciously accommodated us as a walk-in--we were fortunate to snag indoor seating on a whim in Wynwood, and I'm grateful for that. The server was phenomenal, and the food tasted great, though portions run a little small for the price. One thing that caught me off guard: most of the table ordered tacos and enchiladas, but when the plates arrived, the "tacos" were essentially flautas and the "enchiladas" were more like tacos (the photo shown is the enchiladas). Naming aside, both dishes were delicious. We were also celebrating a birthday, and the staff sang for her and brought out a complimentary dessert--hands down the best brownie dessert I've ever had. The drinks were good, the food came out hot, and the ambiance was wonderful, with friendly, kind staff throughout. What did we order? Chorizo Queso: Not your traditional dipping queso, but FULL of flavor and the chorizo was great, decent portion. The table loved this. Comes with some warm fresh purple corn tortillas! 9/10 Guacamole: Nothing extraordinary, standard guac, I wish there was more guac and chips! The tortillas these come with are the same as the queso but fried and uncut. A little different but it was a nice change! 7/10 Chicken and Chorizo Enchiladas: Not your standard enchilada that you may be used to! Full of flavor though and everything was cooked very well! 8/10! Drinks: 10/10 Fair warning: expect a bit of sticker shock when the bill arrives.

Good tacos excelente servicio y la comida bien caliente y buena presentación.Lo recomiendo .read more

The purpose of a food crawl is to theoretically try a variety of bites, typically with one theme…read more This was the case la few Sundays back for a taco crawl UYE. Having stayed till closing of two music week events the prior to evenings, this was in my mind a great recovery meal. Despite the name, this restaurant is not just Mexican, but actually fusion with Uruguayan cuisine. The main courses focused on that area, and the tacos had a lot of exotica such as ear and tongue. Given my preferences, and my stomach, the only basic options that I would get were there Al Pastor and chicken tacos, five dollars each. The menu said that they had alcohol, but apparently not on that week, supposedly for some bureaucratic issue. The tacos were served with just the tortilla and the meat, along with a basket of fixings, such as cilantro and line. No complaints of the food really, the tacos were actually well seasoned and for my taste buds made even better with the hot sauce that left a yummy after burn. When I went to the bathroom, the handle on the door was damaged. Besides that, in the end I was not feeling the place especially that there was a mandatory gratuity.