YUMMM! Had not had BurgerFi in years since they moved out of Miracle Mile but today at work, only a…read moreburger (veggie!) & fries would do. Ordered my usual VeggieFi with added mayo, ketchup, grilled mushrooms & grilled onions & it was to DIE for! And the fries?!?!? delicious & the "regular" was a HUGE serving! Split it amongst 4 people! Although I miss the Gables location, my waistline is thankful it moved! Next time I have a hankering for a burger, I'll know just where to go!

I ordered food from BURGERFI (SW 1st Ave., Miami) last night and UBER EATS delivered my dinner. And…read moreguess what? There was a huge piece of "fried" plastic in my French fries. I almost choked on it! I complained to UBER EATS and BURGERFI and to no avail. I was totally disregarded even though I sent them a picture of the piece of the plastic I almost swallowed. So.... I'm posting here so you all know where NOT to order your next hamburger and just so you know that if you too should come across a situation such as mine, none of these two companies will respond. If I'm being a "Karen", well that's just too bad then isn't it? At least I have a legitimate reason. BURGERFI UberEATS Drivers of Florida

I ordered delivery and it was absolutely terrible! I had the…read moreCrab Roll my daughter had the Mac n cheese. The roll was soggy, very minimal meat, and the spread was terrible and absolutely no flavor!! I won't be ordering off this menu ever again...... Side note- don't let the tomatoes fool you. Too many tomatoes! For the price point, I was extremely disappointed.

ordered a late Uber eats order, sandwich affair's definitely satisfied my cravings!…read moreHowever if you're asking "what could we have done better" I'd say for the owners or the cooks. Make the mac and cheese less watery as you can see in the photo the mac and cheese was watery not creamy. It was still very good though I still ate every noodle. Loved my sandwich! Bomb!

If you miss the authentic no-frills vibe of Gramps in Wynwood, then you likely also miss the best…read morepart of their bohemian courtyard, Pizza Tropical. I was bummed for a few weeks after I learned about their January shutdown. That was until I found out recently that this pizza haven has opened their own stand-alone establishment on Biscayne and 70th just next to Dogma. Lucky for me, today was Pizza Tropical (or PT) day. The first thing that struck me was their outdoor seating area which was suspiciously familiar... in fact, if they didn't snag the furnishings right out of Gramps' courtyard, then they came from a close cousin. The inside was more polished up, but still showcased a couple of the colorful shabby tables. We made friendly with the cashier/pizza prepper who dressed the part with an oversized Blondie T. We confessed that we had been raptured by their unique pizza recipe for some time and how jazzed we were that they had found a permanent home of their own beyond Gandaddy's (and I use the term endearingly) back yard. She had a confession of her own - they tinkered with the goods. But she spilled the beans with a confident grin, so Joe and I never panicked, but our concern was likely perceived. The pepperoni slices came to our table within 3 or 4 minutes. Ahhh yes, just the way I remembered - curled up pepperoni loosely lounging in a shallow sea of cheese and tangy sauce. The crust edge just a wee singed to perfection. But the fresh basil leaf that once adorned the wedge like a shiny green Christmas ribbon was now chopped into slices that covered a greater area of real estate. We helped ourselves to the oregano and crushed pepper before our Blondiephile offered up some parm which she scooped from a plastic container. Upon closer inspection, I noticed this was not their former finely grated Parmesan I had been a fan of. Nope, these resembled hunky shards or even crack rocks of the Parmesanian variety. I spread them strategically over my slice so as not to get too high on parm. Then the bite. Wham-o! Instantly, I knew Esteeve's was going to have a couple of extra seats at their disposal for the foreseeable future. Whatever PT did to their recipe, and perhaps it was those shards of parm rocks, but it was like eating pizza out of a crack pipe. The combo of super zesty curled up pep and the healthy bath of tomato tang was like a surge of electricity - flashback to 7-year old me giving a lick to the top of a 9-volt Rayovac battery. Every bite consistent from front to back. The crust - perfection. Light as a feather but crackling like a Fourth of July sparkler. The crust edge alone deserves an Oscar for best supporting role in a kick-ass slice with its complex portrayal of nooks and crannies in toasty pockets filled with baked aroma. I can't say anymore than what've tried my best to convey here except for this - there are lots of trendy slices in Miami that get a lot of print and make a lot of noise. But you may want to get a hearing aid and tune in to the quieter frequency that dominates Miami's pizza space. A nod to Gramps for first turning me on to Pizza Tropical.

Believe it or not I never had the pizza while this place was in gramps. So I had no expectations…read more The pizza is so delicious!!! I love their take on Hawaiian pizza. I know that's controversial but I think even someone who isn't a fan would like theirs. I'm a pepperoni girl all day every day. It'd be nice if the had a hot honey to go with but that's just me. Their Blanco pizza is my favorite! It's a small space inside with some out seating available. I think the quality of the pizza and the price are compatible. The young lady taking orders is super super sweet and attentive. Her hospitality just adds to the charm of the space.

Did a quick takeout order from Bite right after my dental appointment which was near by. I went out…read morethe box and did not try the original Bite chimi sandwich but I tried the Chimi with Pork to go along with a cafe con leche and blackberry juice. Upon picking up my order I was greeted by a humble lady which was the owner of the establishment. Looks like a nice and clean hole-in-a-wall place with a table and 2 high chairs outside with a counter. Very simple. The Chimi with pork was absolutely phenomenal with an explosion of flavors with every bite. The pork itself could have used a little more seasoning and garlic but the cabbage, green tomatoes and the sweet and tangy sauces gave it excellent flavor and the sandwich itself was well put together. Loved every bite of it and probably the best Chimi I have ever had. The blackberry juice was very flavorful as well. Highly recommend trying this place

While driving through Little Havana after an art show, I found this new looking spot right off the…read morecorner of Flagler & 17th. I know back in the day it used to be a Cuban bakery, but now it's Dominican known and I was able to try a chimi. What is that you ask? Well, it's late night gourmet. Served on a soft baguette ("pan de agua"), this was a deliciously messy stack of chicken breast with a tangy seasoning, melted Gouda, actual green tomatoes, ketchup and mayo. The bread was fluffy and a touch warm, and the chicken size large enough that I could only eat half of the sandwich with the rest for later. The spot is geared for takeout - a classic ventanita - with a couple of seats if you want to eat right there. When I went, the owner was there as well, chatting with the customers. I definitely want to go back and try some of their side dishes like the tequenos and some of the other sandwiches.

FOOD is incredible some of the best tasting burgers I've had in a long time since a small mom and…read morepop closed due to COVID and for fast food this is way too good

Ramsey had amazing service. I've never been and he was patient with me. He was right the food was…read moregreat! Thank you Ramsey

Skinny Louie is such a cute little spot for lunch, especially after visiting the museum nearby…read more It's a pretty small place, but they do offer both indoor and outdoor seating. The double cheese burger was SO good! The edges of the patties were super crispy, the bread was soft and pillowy, and every bite was juicy and cheesy. They don't have a ton of options, but honestly I don't think they need to because what they do, they do really well. Their special sauce seriously takes the burger to the next level. It compliments the cheese and meat so perfectly, but I think what I enjoyed the most was the minced grilled onions. They added so much flavor and texture to every bite. The French fries were also super fresh and perfectly salty. Definitely a simple, straightforward burger spot, but everything just works together really well! And I'm especially happy they're opening more locations closer to my house because I'll definitely be going back!

I used to come to Doggy's Arepa Bar on Coral Way all the time between 2015 and 2017, it was my…read moreabsolute favorite spot to eat. The food was consistently delicious and everything tasted incredible. Today I was walking through Coral Gables and got hungry, so I decided to give it another try after a couple of disappointments a few year back. We were greeted warmly and the service was outstanding, the staff was attentive, courteous, and always smiling, which really makes a difference. They started us off with complimentary arepitas de chicharrón that were excellent. I ordered the patacón de carne, which was packed with flavor, though the shredded meat came a little cold. We also got the patacón de pollo and we loved it. Both came with fresh avocado, tomato, and lettuce, and the green plantain was perfectly crispy. They also brought out their four house sauces (white, green, pink, and spicy) and every single one was fantastic. The portions were generous and more than enough for one person. I'm really glad my return visit was a positive experience. It reminded me why I loved this place so much, and I'll definitely be back to try more dishes.

Apple Maps shows this place is closed on Sunday after 4pm (which is not the case) , so I went to…read moretheir website to look for a different location. I placed an order online through their website and drove to pick it up only to find out that their own website listed the wrong address for this location that Apple Maps has the wrong hours for. What a mess! By the time I got to the wrong address and called to figure out what was going on, my food had been sitting for 30 min and I was still 15 min away from the right address + 25 min to where I was staying. I had ordered arepas, empanadas and ceviche. When I finally arrived to pick up I asked for the food to be remade specially the ceviche since I didn't feel comfortable eating something raw after it seating on the counter for over an hour due to their mistake. There was push back but they finally agree to re make the ceviche only. However the rest of the food was cold by the time we ate it. Very disappointing. Food was ok, not amazing or memorable

This place is always busy. People love to come here to enjoy a sandwich. The line moves fast. Some…read moredine in. Some take it to go.They consistently make good sandwiches. I had the chicken and steak. Yum yum yum. I did order some fries on the side for the first time but I didnt enjoy them. But as long as my sandwhich was good. I was happy. The placw is located on a corner street with parking located in the back. Parking can get a little tight.

I used to go to the Army armory Across the street in the mid-90's. I always remembered these being…read moregreat sandwiches, but sometimes your memories fail you and you have a fondness of a time and place that can't be revisited. This was not one of those times. I haven't been here in about 25 years. I'm not sure if the owners have remained the same. According to my memory it was almost exactly as I remembered. Only nicer. They used to have Formica countertops, now granite! Nice new tables. With more seating than I remembered. I took my Godmother and when she saw the wrap around line she was disappointed! I said "Mom, just wait, if I remember correctly this place is a well oiled machine!" When we walked in there were about 30 people in line ahead of us. We weaved through that line in 10 mins tops! They have a HUGE variety of sandwich options. The prices are very fair. It's in a bit of a dicey neighborhood. But we struck up conversation with several people in line in front and behind us and everyone we met were cooler than the other side of the pillow. Most of them were regulars, and made some interesting suggestions. I bet you could eat there a hundred times and never have the same sandwich twice. I got a large steak, mushrooms, onions and cheese with tomatoes and papitas. Mom got a small chicken fajita sub. I got a bag of Zapps Voodoo chips. And we got two fountain sodas. $24 total. It's worth the trip if you're at Jackson Memorial or find yourself over that way and looking for an adventure.