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    Mixto Restaurant

    3.8 (1.5k reviews)
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    Moderate noise
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    Good for groups
    Happy hour specials

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    Plato Mixto
    Chris L.

    Continues to be one of my favorite restaurants in the area. Can usually find a spot but would be good to get a reservation especially if a bigger party. The brunch is classic and excellent. Dinner also good and many options.

    Ropa Vieja
    Rosa Z.

    I was in the area and I was hungry so I decided to go to Mixto. When I was seated, I was a little surprised that they had an IPad as the menu instead of a physical menu. My waiter was very informative and helpful with my questions about the ingredients of the dishes I was interested in ordering. He gave me recommendations based on my preference and dietary restrictions. I appreciated how he highlighted authentic dishes. I ended up ordering a chicken empanada and a beef empanada (made in house), and they were delicious. I preferred the chicken empanada over the beef one. Then, for the entree, I ordered the Ropa Vieja. They server recommended getting a side of the hot sauce/salsa and to eat the sauce with the rice and side of beans, or eat the beef with the hot sauce/salsa, which gave a mild but slight kick to the food that I enjoyed. The beef was a little dry but the hot sauce/salsa made up for it. I would come back again to try the brunch :)

    Borrego   37.25 Grilled lamb chops, risotto with asparagus, mushrooms, artichokes and parmesan cheese, topped with a red wine reduction sauc
    Nisha B.

    Came during a Thursday evening. Happy hour started at 5pm. I had the pincho steak. These were just okay. The Chicken empanadas were really good, the cheese empanada was just okay. They had other HH items which included food and drinks. My friend and I had a pitcher of the caphrihanna. It was just okay. I had the Steak with garlic shrimp. $46. This plate was HUGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. I had more than enough to take home. My friend had lambchops and risotto. The risotta was divineeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. I want some RIGHT NOW. Do they deliver to MD?!?! We had a shot, and shots are delivered in like champagne flutes with lime slices on a wooden board, with salt sprinkled on it. 1 Bathroom stall downstairs. Upstairs bathroom had about 3 stalls. Very tiny Menu is available on paper or on a tablet, where you can digitally see all of the photos of each food item I would def. come back!

    Donyiel C.

    It's the empanadas for me! We stopped by yesterday for drinks and some bites before heading to see Hamilton! It was around 5:15 and we were told they had happy hour at the bar until 7. Service here is good. Everyone is attentive and friendly! The happy hour menu is nice. They offer $25 half pitchers of margaritas which is easily shareable for two. We did the classic margarita but for me it wasn't that strong! We ordered a few apps - empanadas (chicken) and it was really good. The guacamole was ok, and it came with a few plantains. We weren't starving so we split an entree - pechuga de pollo with the lemon butter sauce and a side of rice and beans. Was tasty! If I'm in town again I would visit here again!

    Colombian Breakfast
    Katie S.

    Mixto Restaurant offers Cuban, Latin American, and Caribbean cuisine at a convenient location near Washington Square. ---- Highlights: The restaurant feels modern and sleek and was very welcoming of an outside cake for our group's (10 people) birthday celebration. However, while our food was in great portion sizes, both the flavor and our service were lacking. ---- For my large party at brunch, Mixto was accommodating to a few latecomers. We were seated by the door, and this placement was not ideal as a wind tunnel is created every time it is opened, which blew strong wind into our faces and knocked over our napkins, both of which were unpleasant. I had the Colombian breakfast (Calendtado). The steak was both well-cooked and well-seasoned but the arepa felt very dry and overcooked! As a general tip, Mixto adds a 2.34% charge to your bill for usage of debit/credit cards. So I would recommend bringing cash, except...my party had a very difficult experience paying in cash, with one of the servers fighting us saying we were short one dollar. And even though we counted in front of them (for the correct amount), the problem was not resolved until a manager counted and indeed confirmed there was never an issue in the beginning. Overall, the experience of fighting over a dollar was unsavory. I'd like to hope my experience was isolated to our large group size.

    Spencer W.

    Had a great time here with a group. Very interesting place. Upstairs area with a mix of real flowers, fake flowers, numerous regal artworks, bar, iPads for menu, etc. I had low expectations for the food so pleasantly surprised.

    Ropa Vieja
    Nosa E.

    This was my introduction to the dining experience in Philly. I was staying at a place near by and while looking for something to eat, I first overlooked this place. I went back and looked at the menu and my tune changed! Mofongo, sweet plantains, cuisines with a latin and Caribbean flair?! I was sold. A quick walk and a friendly hostess later, I was seated outside to enjoy the nice weather. For my meal I ordered the Ropa vieja. Additionally, got the maduro relleno (not pictured) to go. The Ropa vieja gave me mixed feelings. The first bite of the beef was disappointing as it was a bit on the dry side especially the bits that weren't in the broth. This did improve as I ate more. The major saving grace for this dish was the yellow rice and sweet plantains. The rice and plantain combination has always been a childhood favorite and they fried these plantains at the best stage of ripeness. The soft, sweetness with the savory of the rice was perfection. Washing this down with a cold presidente was a good recall to living life on an island (how I miss such simplicity). The Maduro relleno on the other hand was so damn good! Admittedly didn't know what I was expecting, but opening the plate to a plantain boat coated with cheese exceeded my expectations! After the first bite, I was happy to be in the privacy of my hotel room to enjoy this. This thing was devoured. My phone definitely could not eat first this time. Overall a good experience for a first meal in Philly after a long morning of traveling. Fair warning (?) there was a 3% or so charge for using my credit card. If you're one who isn't fond of those extra charges, bring some cash along.

    Ed C.

    We were a dinner party of six. The family members had a funeral to attend the next day. We all wanted to spend time together at a fabulous restaurant. I started out with a pitcher of Blood Orange Mojitos and it was fabulous. I had the seafood soup and it was a 5 out 5. The soup was teaming with tiger shrimp, mussels and clams. Its broth was both fresh and savory. Dinner was the grilled octopus with grilled mixed vegetables. The octopus was not as plump as I have had at other establishments. It could have been seasoned a touch heavier. It relied too much on the melted butter. I would score it a 3 out of 5. Others in party all had different dishes from each other and rated theirs a 5 out of 5 across the board. I did not make it to dessert. We had a wait staff of two and they were attentive, eager to please and enjoyed what they do. Come and Enjoy!!!

    Audrey L.

    Street parking available or parking garage a few blocks away, not a bad walk at all. Made reservations but got there early and was greeted by hostess at stand as we walked in and seated in the upstairs part of the restaurant. They have a full bar and TV's with sporting events playing. Our server was friendly and very knowledgeable about the menu and suggested the fried seafood appetizer which ended up being so good. She check in on our table and made sure we were good. While waiting for our appetizers to arrive we had bread to eat on and wait. While waiting this lady approaches us and asked to take our picture, umm ok. She's flicking away and I wait for her to then try and get money from us nope she says thanks and walks off (I heard her snapping away downstairs). She returns later with 3 photos in a frame and said they were $20 each. I did end up getting on since I was there celebrating but the whole encounter was different, like no communication at all.

    Came here to celebrate a friend's birthday. We had the. chicharrones appetizer. I had the lomo saltado. My steak dish was so chewy that it was unappetizing and didn't finish it. The chicharrones were ok. The waitstaff kept trying to upsell add-ons in a way that felt uncomfortable. Overall, underwhelmed.

    Mixto Golden
    Shelly V.

    The aroma captured me as I walked by due to my bus detour. I looked down at the plates of the individuals dining outside at a patio like setting. When I looked up at the menu posted outside. I was sold! Upon entering the dark wood abstract setting with Latin decor, I was instantly happy. The pleasant staff and aroma of food was welcoming after a long day at work. Cristian our server introduced himself with a smile. I asked his recommendation for a cocktail and was I pleasantly surprised by the Mixto Golden that was like a mini fish bowl with a Casamigis nip which I am still nursing. A couple 2 tables away had a pitcher of red sangria which sparked a happy conversation. My salad with grilled shrimp, mango and avocado was the absolute BEST!!! I tried a scallop from the risotto. Yum!!! This is my new go to restaurant in Center City.

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    David was the best ever. He is an amazing waiter. Come here just for him. He takes his time to understand your pallet.

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    This summer my partner and I decided to take a day trip to Philadelphia, and were wandering around…read moreCentral City and stumbled upon Bodega Bar. It looked so dim, moody and inviting inside, it was a warm summer day, and we decided, why not? I cannot tell you how terrible of a choice this was. We decided to sit in the back patio, because it was a beautiful day, but were quickly discouraged because it was filled with some unexpected guests ... RATS! Understanding that we were in the heart of Philadelphia, we understood, and quickly changed our minds and decided to move inside - but what we saw inside was even more terrible. We spotted actual cockroaches scurrying around the bar. We never like to cause a fuss, realized that urban places sometimes struggle with pests, and decided to stay, possibly against our better judgment. We ordered the recommended fish tacos (they were admittedly mediocre, but got the job done), and we left unhappy and under fed. Out of all the amazing establishments in this beautiful city, it wasn't our favorite.

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    This is my second time coming here. It was a yelp event that brought us here first and it was…read moreamazing. I will say parking is street parking or side streets and can get a little crazy on weekends. Service is always great and you feel like you are a part of the family here. Food is always fresh and amazing. Anytime I am near here we stop regardless of being hungry or not. I absolutely am obsessed with their vaca frita and black beans. It's a huge portion so leftovers are always good. My boyfriend always orders their cubano as he said it is the best one he has ever had. Their Maduros are also sweet and crisp and never greasy. We also tried their choripan sandwich and it was awesome. We've never had thinly sliced chorizo which eliminates the usual oil and messiness. Always an amazing meal. We also tried their pineapple Cuban smoothie and ended the meal with their delicious flan.

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    Ate here before a show at the Tower Theatre last night; wound up here as the higher-rated place(s)…read moreon the block were all BYOB and we hadn't brought anything, and wanted a drink with dinner. Mojitos and sangria were good (though don't try and order a martini as my friend found out). The chicken pincho i had was excellent, seasoned nicely and grilled perfectly; my friend's carne asada looked great and he enjoyed it to the last crumb. Definitely not a mess and the food was definitely NOT disgusting, it was all good (even the green salsa that comes with chips immediately as you're seated). I have gotten a lot of good recommendations from yelp - almost didn't want to try this place based on the bad review, and we're glad we didn't let that stop us.

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