Got together for girls brunch loved the atmosphere was very cute and cozy. I orders beer my…read moregirlfriends had spinach dish was very tasty and so was the salad service was was great

This is a small Argentinian market with a small cafe. There is a decent sized bakery/deli with…read moretons of goodies but there is also a full menu for breakfast and lunch/dinner. I think the prices are a little high but the place was still packed. We were able to snag a table for 4 and we ordered coffees and tea (came in a cute teapot with matching cup and saucer). We opted to share sandwiches de miga (9 small assorted was $23). Service was very friendly. We ordered at the counter and they brought our drinks to table. After lunch we perused the store and I bought my favorite cheese (cuartirolo), a nice baguette and some biscocho de grasa ( literally translates to lard crackers!). They are super yummy with the cheese. If you're in the area visit this lovely market. They have a full size butcher with all sorts of meats priced very reasonably.

Decided to try something new and local on Saturday morning…read more Pamela's gave me a chill eurosouth American vibe. South American trying to be European The service was ummm relaxed. No rush but on the border of ignoring Was feeling ceviche and it was good here but not great. The fish was plentiful and tasty but just one note. I needed something less for texture Jenny got the steak sandwich which is interesting as well. The bread is ummm different but not in a really bad way. Homemade mayo and guacamole was pilled on. Nothing really stood out as amazing but it was good Good enough for me to come here again and try different things so 4 stars it is

Chilean restaurants are hard to find, so I was pleasantly surprised, especially since I'm from…read moreChile. When we arrived, the restaurant was packed, but the wait was not too bad so we decided to stay. I ordered the Sopa Marinera, a dish I have had before in Chile, and it was delicious. I absolutely recommend it. The seafood tasted fresh, the soup was served very hot but yet the seafood was not overcooked. The service was very attentive and friendly, even though they were extremely busy. It's nice to see that all guests receive the same level of care. My only downside was the parking. The plaza parking fills up quickly, so if you arrive at a busy time, you may have to wait for a spot unless you get lucky.

The food is spectacular!!! We've been coming here almost every Friday for 2 years. The entire staff…read moreis profesional and the owners are so sweet. Our usual order is 2 #6, 2 orange juices and a little dessert before leaving.

The best but her in town! It's rare to find a good butcher in Miami that is reasonably priced! Well…read moreDon Domingo met that requirement! We ordered chorizo, short ribs and picanha and they went above and beyond to pack our meat cut it to our liking and packaged it really well! I loved Don Domingo and if you're looking for quality meats, this is the place for you!

Nice little Colombian bakery slash market spot. Located inside a large strip mall, Pan Paka offers…read moreplenty of parking but inside has very few places to sit down and eat. So it favors more of the grab and go unless you get lucky with an open seat or don't care eating in a crowded environment. As for the food, everything tasted fresh and homemade. We had the Arepa de Choclo, Pan de bono, the corn cake, and the mini cheese breads. Listed in order from our most favorite to not so much. The cheese bread could have been a little better. Felt dry and kinda hard. But the Pan de bono was perfectly buttery and soft and the Corn bread and Arepa de Choclo were both very flavorful and delicious. They had a huge variety of Colombian treats and snacks to choose from while there. We opted to try a white cheese with guava jam filled center. It was amazing. My wife had the guanabana shake and she said it was reminiscent of her childhood. Staff were friendly and took their time to answer so many questions we had. They also had a nice selection of frozen items to take home. Great option when looking for Colombian baked goods or snacks.

I love pan de queso but it's usually large and to eat by myself is just gluttony. So they make a…read moresmall "pan de queso" which the perfect size to eat with hot chocolate. The empanada was also very delicious .. The place is small with a few seats by by the wall..

I was brought here by a visitor (I'm a local) who saw this place on Facebook. I have had my share…read moreof croquetas (the OG ham & cheese) so when I heard we were going to get some I thought "Okay sure everyone should at least try a croqueta" However, what was waiting for me at this trendy spot was more than I could have expected. 10 different flavors?? Street corn, smashburger, and buffalo?! (Just to name a few) I was not expecting anything more than maybe two different flavors. For the price of slightly over $2 each & discounts on top for the more you get- I'd say it's a great value. We went for the 16 pack - additional 10% off - there was 5 of us total & didn't even finish them all! The sauces that come with are a nice touch although I didn't LOVE all of them, the variety is nice and someone's yuck is someone else's yum! While we were waiting for them to come out we decided to get drinks. The cloud coffee was absolutely divine and I would come back for just that. The frozen strawberry lemonade was on the sweeter side but isn't that to be expected?? Overall I can see why this place has gone "viral". I think it's a great spot to take anyone visiting from out of town to give them a trendy take on this classic Miami snack. I would even come back with a group of friends. Was plenty of parking in the back lot with some reserved spots for this place up front. I also saw lots of people doing pickup orders so that's a nice option- took maybe 10 minutes for our order of 16.

It's been a few years since last visited. Finally had opportunity to do so! Thank God. Been…read morecraving for awhile just couldn't get here! The Christmas decorations were nice, adding nice seasonal ambience while ordering to go (I was battling a cold so had mask on). Their menu has many items to offer and pleasantly surprised to see December Specials! Immediately jumped on the Yuca and Chicharon Croquetas (order includes 5). As for the ones my tongue misses, I ordered two medianoche croquetas, Mexican street corn croquette, Manchego cheese and a Chickem Croquette, and lastly trying for the first time the smash burger croquette. Took them all home, sampled a bit or each one to find the right balance of what to savor last. All were good, the Yuca was nice but could use more chicharon flavor, the smash burger might have needed a bit more burger flavor, but thats about it. I enjoyed the chicken amd also the Manchego cheese croguette. What a creamy manchego. Saving the best for last was the Medianoche. Winner winner croquetta dinner! Love they making the Medianoche! Top notch and still unique! I'd like to get some friends or coworkers some or heck have them come here! Their other offerings on the menu including desserts look equally good!

Grazianos in Bird never disappoints always a great meal and today we had the best server ever,…read moreKarina. She was friendly, informative and patient when dining with little kids. We highly reccomend her for an unforgettable dinner.

Shame on me for not dining at Graziano's earlier in my life. Better late than never. I heard the…read moredaughter of owners on "A Day In Miami" podcast and her families story raised my curiosity. The restaurant is alive with action especially during World Cup games. Walking in and seeing the roasting of meats and chicken with lump wood coal being used told me I had found a special place. Lyannie the lovely server took the time to explain portion sizes and common pairings. It was five of us. We ordered the pichaña, they took the time to cook a couple pieces more than the others per our request. Who does this?? Ribeye, polenta fries, mushroom risotto and tiramisu. 5/5 flavor, portion sizes and presentation. Over the top wine menu with something for everyone and all price ranges. All patrons just looked to be happy and enjoying their experience as we did. See you again soon Graziano's!!

The freshly baked baguettes here are underrated. Each time I come in I buy a few to take home. I…read moreusually come in here to buy the organic imported chorizo from the market area whenever we are making frijoles colorados at home. it's a game changer and you can't buy it at Publix. I'm a simple man so I've only really had the Serrano sandwich and a few other sandwiches and it's always excellent. So simple but great. The garbanzo soup with Bacalao was pretty tasty. Service is okay , not the greatest and the ambience is European small market. Enjoy.

This location has a small market with typical Spanish products. Prices are a bit on the high end…read more The restaurant is a nice size and has a good menu. They also have typical Spanish items to go like tortilla, pies, cakes and you can also get coffee.

The cakes are beautiful with very good taste, recommend for birthday or wedding, the pastelitos are…read morefresh , the croissants delicious, the cafe con leche are excellent it a nice bakery family owned, the service is fast and friendly. It is small place but a lot people go there for breakfast and lunch. Recommend to everyone

Consistently wonderful ... for years now, this has been a go-to spot for pastelitos, empanadas,…read morecoffee, and tostada... always swift service, and a great variety of pastries. Although we have enjoyed a quick morning bite at the small tables, this is primarily for takeout.

THE LOOK ON MY FACE WHEN I PROMISED MY MOM HER RUM AND VANILLA CAKE BUT NOTICE IT'S THE WRONG CAKE,…read moreBEING SERVED AT THE RESTAURANT. CUSTOMER SERVICE: NEGLIGENT. I don't like bad reviews because I believe that they do not truly represent the values of a business. Yet, here I am wasting my time to write one for a business after being sold a wrong cake because the owner does not have the heart to respectfully manage at least decent customer service. I went into the store and asked for their vanilla and rum cake. The girl with the glasses pointed me to one of the two cakes in their case. I said I'll take it; she subsequently packed it. I took it home for my mother's birthday to find out it was a guava and cheese filled cake. That's unfortunate, but the wrong cake is NOT the point of this negative review. I asked to speak with the owner to let them know how disappointed I was. I like to think I am understanding of situations like this as a past employee in the food industry. But there is something I cannot accept: disrespect. The manager called me today to tell me that the girl told ME it had guava and cheese. The standard of customer care shouldn't always be that the "customer is always right", UNLESS the customer is right... I know for a fact that the girl told me it was a rum and vanilla cake BECAUSE I ASKED FOR THAT ONLY. There was zero mention of guava and cheese. For the manager to call me and tell me I'm wrong is incredibly rude! To offer a $5 discount on another cake is incredibly illogical! To disrespect a client in making them feel they are lying without evidence is outrageous. As a business owner, in handling situations like this, the first thing you do is apologize for the circumstances, not by assuming fault, but as a mediator of positive resolution BECAUSE IT'S YOUR BUSINESS TO CARE. Then, offer whatever you think is fair given the circumstances BECAUSE YOUR REPUTATION IS ON THE LINE. We should require more responsibility from businesses that sell irreversible items like cakes. Keep your $5, double it, and give it to the next person.

Muchas gracias a Simply Cakes, así mismo como lo pedí quedó el pastel. Son súper profesionales y…read moreeficiente! Les doy un 10/10 y definitivamente los recomendarí.

AMAZING!!! This spot…read morehas quickly become a new favorite of mine. As someone who follows a plant-based lifestyle, it's not always easy finding Latin restaurants that don't use animal products in their beans, so I was pleasantly surprised to learn that they don't. And when I tell you these are the BEST restaurant beans I've ever had, I mean it. WOW. We actually discovered this place by accident two weeks ago when the restaurant we originally planned to visit was closed on a Monday. We needed something nearby, so I jumped on Yelp, saw the great reviews, and decided to give it a try. I wasn't expecting much, but I was completely impressed. Everything we've tried has been simple, fresh, and delicious. The Ensalada Turca is my favorite and an absolute must-try. The jugo de mora is incredibly refreshing, and the sopa de frijoles with rice and maduros hit the spot so much that I ordered it both visits. The staff is warm, welcoming, and attentive, always making sure you have everything you need. The restaurant itself is small and unassuming, decorated with beautiful cultural touches. The music playing in the background instantly took me back to my childhood, reminding me of the songs my mom and grandma used to play on the radio at home. Overall, this is a hidden gem that's absolutely worth seeking out. We've already been back twice, and we'll definitely be returning again.

Solid Colombian comfort food that sancocho hit the spot!…read moreStopped in for lunch and left very satisfied. I ordered the Sancocho de Costilla and it was packed with tender beef rib, yuca, potato, carrot, plantain, and corn in a rich, flavorful broth. The portion was generous and tasted homemade perfect for a hearty meal. I paired it with a fresh beets salad and crispy tostones on the side. The tostones were perfectly fried (golden and crunchy), and the avocado + lime on the plate added a nice fresh touch. Everything came out hot and well-seasoned. Nothing fancy about the setting, but the food delivers that authentic Colombian taste. Service was friendly and quick. Great value for the portion sizes. Will be back to try more items next time