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.

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.

Excellent food, service and decor but the seats/ chairs were not so comfortable when we were there…read more Very worth going back for the food and atmosphere both. Service was first rate and moderate cost for the quality. Very nice clean toilets also so important. Well worth the trip.

Needed to do errands in North Miami, so Little Havana came up as a place to go for Cubanos. It has…read morethree locations in Miami, with this one in North Miami being the original, opened in 1991. We dined in, and the visit blew away the food from the previous week. I really like Cuban sandwiches, so will be something my brother and I keep seeking out during short visits to Miami. We had a one-day rental car, so found Little Havana Restaurant, coming a bit after peak lunch time. It's on a major street, with surface angled parking in the back. There are a lot of wild birds in the area, with their guano being everywhere outside. It's a big dining area inside, and we were immediately directed to a prime location with views of their small lush adjacent green space, and the birds that live there. Elizabeth was our server, with water and complementary rolls being immediately offered by helpers. She and her team were great throughout, offering suggestions and bringing the food nice and hot. We ordered off the Happy Hour menu (11:30 - 18:00 M-F) and the Lunch Special Menu (11:30 - 16:00). We were greatly satisfied with every dish Shrimp in Garlic Sauce, appetizer size ($14.99) - 5 jumbo tail-on shrimp, sauteed in a scampi type sauce. It's what you expect when you douse good shrimp with a butter garlic sauce. The appetizer does not come with rice/beans, but we had plenty of it from the other dishes...loved spooning the sauce over the rice while eating. Roast Pork Lunch ($12.99) - what a deal. A dish of pulled pork with a big piece of fried pork skin on top...reminded me of the Filipino lechon, or even the Hawaiian kalua pork, with the tenderness of the mean. It came with a big scoop of rice and a bowl of red beans. Lamb Shank ($18.49) - This was recommended by Elizabeth when asked by my brother, what he shouldn't miss. It's a Cuban special, cooked in wine sauce. It was a big piece, still on the bone, coming with a big plate of rice and fried plantains. He enjoyed it, though he was struggling a bit at the end. Cuban Sandwich ($12.49) - A full size Cuban sandwich, cut in half. It had been grilled on a sandwich press with a little oil, resulting in the cuban bread being crispy at the top. It had the right mix of that same delicious pulled pork, along with ham, melted swiss, mustard and pickle slices. It was very good, great value for the price. Paying was done at the top, and we intentionally did not take any leftovers. There is a framed newspaper article from 1991 in the lobby, where you can read more about their origins.

Came here with a big group so we made a reservation, but honestly on a weekday you could probably…read morewalk in without much trouble since it's not too crowded. Service was super attentive and quick -- our food came out fast and everything felt smooth even with a large party. The flavors were really good and everything tasted fresh. The Neapolitan milanesa completely stole the show. It's HUGE and comes with two sides, so definitely think about sharing. Portions here are generous in general. Prices are a little on the higher side, but it's worth it because the food is actually really tasty. Do not skip dessert. The tiramisu is one of the best I've had -- so good. The flan wasn't my favorite, but I'd still 100% come back and just order the tiramisu again.

The Tres Carnes at Barrio Latino did not disappoint -- a generous mixed grill of expertly…read morechar-grilled meats, cooked exactly how you want steak: real fire, real char, no shortcuts. Came with a side of rice, sweet plantains, and grilled chicken that were just as good -- juicy, well-seasoned, and clean without any heavy sauces masking the flavor. Great option if you're craving a real, whole-food carnivore-style meal done right. Will be back for this one.

CVI.CHE 105 is the perfect date night spot! It has all the trendy Miami vibes without the long…read moredrive. I absolutely loved the atmosphere! The décor and ambiance is so fun and really sets the mood. It was a little loud for conversation, but the music was great and fit the vibe perfectly. Santiago was an amazing server! 10/10 service! He was attentive, friendly, and made the experience even better. The food was delicious. The ceviche and causa were standout dishes, and while the concha was good, I didn't think it quite justified the price. I also had a fantastic cocktail that I'd definitely order again. Overall, such a fun experience, and I'll definitely be back!

From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was beautiful, modern, and inviting. Every dish we…read moreordered was absolutely delicious. The presentation was stunning, the ingredients tasted incredibly fresh, and every bite was packed with flavor. The lomo saltado was cooked perfectly, the potatos and the sauce was amazing. What truly made our experience exceptional was our waiter, Orlando. He was attentive, friendly, knowledgeable about the menu, and made us feel welcomed from start to finish. He checked on us often, gave great recommendations, and provided the kind of service that makes you want to come back. Outstanding customer service like his is hard to find these days. This was such a wonderful 6 /2 year anniversary, and we left already talking about what we want to order on our next visit. If you're looking for fresh, flavorful Peruvian cuisine with excellent service, CVI.CHE 105 is definitely worth a visit. Thank you, Orlando, for making our afternoon so memorable. We'll definitely be back!

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.

Let's start by saying that everything from the minute I walked in to the minute I left was…read moreexceptional. Stubbled upon this little gem while visiting my uncle and aunt at the beach and I can say I've found one of my favorite new Peruvian spots in Miami. The food was so authentic in pero that one of the meals I've only seen in my travels there and now at locura marina. The causa trio was amazing and the cow heart was cooked to perfection. The servers are super attentive and make you feel at home. You can feel the amazing hospitals and effort put in this place. Def will recommend to many friends

This is one of my neighborhood spots, when craving Peruvian. Love the staff that always greets me…read morewith a smile. I order the dinner special where you get to choose a wine or sangria to start then your choice of appetizer and entree for under $25z. It's such a gear price but also the food is delicious! I always get the mix ceviche spicy and beef Lomo saltado. The portion is great and I can never finish it all. It's a great place right near the beach and gives you that family feel!

My wife and I are visiting Miami from Scottsdale and we wanted to grab a quick bite for lunch on…read morethe first day we arrived. We looked for something nearby and found this GEM. There were a few horrible reviews and we almost didn't come - glad we ignored those idi*ts. We had the salmon and tuna ceviche as well as the Peruvian wings and Ceviche Frito! We came back the following two days and day three Juan gave us a free dessert (Peruvian ice cream - see photo) it was delicious. My favorite was the Ceviche Frito (more like an appetizer) but everything was FRESH AND DELICIOUS!

Ceviche was fantastic. 10/10. The lomo saltado couldve been better. The meat was tuff and overly…read moregreasy. Not enough of that salteed flavor that comes from food that is made on a wok. The chalfa marisco wasn't very flavorful. I would say the white rice and fries were on point

The food here is usually pretty good. Unfortunately every time we've been here the service is…read morealmost non existent. The tip is automatically included in your bill so I guess that's why the staff doesn't bother to check on tables at all? Last time we went the restaurant was almost empty and we had to keep standing up to the counter in order to ask for basic things like cutlery and water refills The food is great though, we love everything we've ever ordered including their juices which are delicious. The food is well seasoned and great portions including the kids menu which our son absolutely loved. Also keep in mind that they charge a convenience fee if you pay with a credit card

This place has heart but you need more than that to create a great eating establishment. I came…read morebecause a Columbian resident told me it was great. Service was very pleasant. Smiles and courtesy were all there. Took a bit to long to get my food but it looks like it is because the dishes are made to order. Very nice plating, knife cuts and overall flavor in my Chicken and Rice dish. Had to return the " four milks" as it had mold on the top. That being said I probably wont go back for 38.00.

Budget Friendly in Bal Harbor, but no bunting…read more.. My running friends and I ended up here Saturday after sporting nearby and finding our first choice closed. The prices looked like a steal and we walked in. However, it's a case of getting what you pay for. I had to remind the server a couple of times about my café con leche / latte. My omelette platter while handling my hunger, could have been nicer presentation wise. The turkey was just a slice or two of deli meat, probably straight from the packet. The omelette was just a folded "sleeve" of eggs. I usually have enjoyed omelette with some peppers or tomatoes mixed in and not so plain. Foodwize, the only winner was the chocolate croissant.

It's more of a counter than a cafe. No one checked on me after the food was delivered. No warm…read morefuzzy feelings here. The turkey club was okay. I heard they make the flan in-house, but I didn't try it this time. I didn't get a chance to try their coffee either. There are a couple places that have been established a bit longer. I think they need to step up their outreach to bring customers into the place. Maybe they could try some promotions or offering samples of their sweets when people order a meal.