You can't spend two weeks in Miami and leave without eating a Cuban sandwich. It would feel like…read morevisiting Philadelphia without trying a cheesesteak or New Orleans without ordering gumbo. Fortunately, a coworker pointed me toward Latin American Grill in Miami Lakes, just a few minutes from our hotel. It turned out to be exactly the sendoff I was hoping for. We started with the Sopa de Pollo, a bowl that made it immediately clear this kitchen isn't interested in shortcuts. Large chunks of chicken, tender vegetables, and noodles floated in a broth with remarkable depth. It wasn't simply chicken soup, it was the kind of soup that makes you wonder why every other version tastes so timid. A squeeze of fresh lime added just enough brightness to wake up every spoonful without distracting from the richness of the broth. Then came the reason for the visit. The Medianoche. I've always preferred the sweeter cousin of the traditional Cuban sandwich, and Latin American Grill makes a terrific one. Thick slices of ham and juicy mojo pork were layered with Swiss cheese, mustard, and pickles before being pressed between soft, sweet bread until the outside turned beautifully crisp. Every ingredient had a purpose. The pork brought richness, the ham added salt, the mustard and pickles cut through the fat with welcome acidity, and the sweet bread tied everything together. It's one of those sandwiches that reminds you how satisfying simplicity can be when every component is done well. Sometimes the best restaurant recommendations don't come from guidebooks or social media. They come from someone who simply says, "You should eat here." In this case, they were absolutely right. A great Cuban sandwich doesn't need reinvention. It just needs great ingredients, careful execution, and a hot press. Latin American Grill delivers all three.

Come here to visit family and swing by to grab some food ! As no sabo am I am I love the food here…read moreand reminds me of my families own cooking at home ! The cafe con leche was good and so was the bistec ! Eggs were cooked perfectly and the service was excellent and the restaurant was so lively just like home.

Great food, friendly staff and family friendly restaurant. Great ambiance, they had live music…read moreSaturday night. Portions are huge.

My experience here has been only through Uber Eats, whether ordering lunch for work or sending a…read morecare package of malanga puree to a very dear friend when she was indisposed. However, from both experiences, this is a solid spot when you're craving Cuban comfort food. My most recent order was lunch for myself today. I have a Fitness challenge coming up at OTF I need to bulk up more than my usual salad and chopchops. I ordered their pollo à la plancha (grilled chicken), moros rice and tostones. My order was a pretty good size came delivered at a good temperature. I will say the order was mostly rice, but the grilled chicken breast was bad enough and had a nicely tangy citrus marinade plus lots of little onions. This is a spot you can't go wrong with for the classics!

Absolutely amazing Nicaragua cuisine!!! Couldn't stop eating it was so delicious!! The place itself…read moreis very fancy and high end. It was a bit pricey but worth it for sure. The location is really nice in the Miami Lakes area. Lots of shopping and cafes near by. The service was excellent and pretty fast.

Located in the heart of Miami Lakes - and near the cow fields - this El Novillo location was where…read moreI enjoyed my employer's Christmas lunch yesterday. Though they have a preset menu for corporate type events, our boss was generous enough to let us select off the open menu. The decor is made to look like the inside of a hacienda with the tile roofs and stucco columns (yes you tell I'm a structural engineer :) The music was mostly 80s ballads, and service was very attentive. They even brought one of the desserts with a candle for a colleague's birthday, and took our group's photo. We started with a couple of baskets of buttered herbed Cuban bread and dipping chimichurri, as well as an appetizer sampler including refried beans, fried cheese and tequenos. The fried cheese was served on a little piece of pita bread and is a must try. I also enjoyed the refried bean soup, especially when dipped with plantain chips. As far as my main course, everyone knows how much I love cows! I enjoyed a sizable piece of churrasco, juicy even at medium well, sweet plantains and moros (here they serve it with red beans instead of black beans) and crispy house-made plantain chips. The Tres leches was also very fluffy, with a lot of cream and perfect enough to send me to a nice little after lunch nap. I also washed it down with Cortadito.

Por favor pongan atención con la órdenes por teléfono para no perder tiempo. Y pierdan la actitud…read morecuando es cuando usted la caga. Que pelado de mala vibras

Ruta 75 offers a solid Colombian dining experience, especially if you're craving a comforting bowl…read moreof Sancocho de Res. The beef rib soup was rich, flavorful, and generously portioned--enough for two. It came with a side of rice, tostones, and a lettuce-tomato salad, though the salad could have been fresher. As a must-try at any Colombian spot, the beef empanada did not disappoint--crispy, well-seasoned, and satisfying. The arroz con pollo was decent but nothing standout. Service was okay, but the food made up for it. I'd return without hesitation for the soup!

I really loved this little place that we randomly grabbed Cuban pizzas after moving an entire house…read more! It was not too expensive but priced just right. The service was great too! Super nice and pleasant owner and the ambiance was typically Miami Cuban, relaxed with Cuban reggaeton on the tv. Super clean bathrooms ! Overall, I'd stop here again and tell my friends !

Hice un pedido por Uber Eats de dos panes con bistec, y uno de ellos tenía este cable adentro. Me…read moredi cuenta cuando empecé a masticar, ya que me raspó la garganta y hasta sangré. Fue una experiencia muy desagradable y peligrosa. La comida no solo fue de mala calidad, sino que también representó un riesgo para mi salud. Dejó fotos para que vean lo que encontré dentro del pan. No volveré a ordenar de este lugar.

The shrimp and fish linguine was delicious, fast and a great flavor…read more Manager Lily courteos and professional, she makes sure you leave with a HAPPY FACE. Manny N.

Delicious Cuban coffee. Forgot to take food pics but I definitely enjoyed my meal! Lovely service.read more

If i can give this place less than a star i would do it. Was looking for a place to eat a bandeja…read morepaisa by my house and this was the closest. I don't recommend this place to anyone. First, we ordered a bandeja paisa , two empanadas colombiana, a coke, and manzana postobon which owner said he had one left for me to come by and get it. When we get there they dont accept any cards, so i had to zelle him. Apart from that we leave and while im in the car, i noticed he put in two cokes. Owner knew he didnt have a postobon, yet decided to tell us he did and slipped in two cokes thinking we werent going to return. As we return, he pretends to look for it and then says an excuse about how he doesnt have anymore so i took a sprite. When we got home, we open up the food and the bandeja looked horrible, the egg was fried terribly we didnt get any frijoles or avocado and carne molida was poorly done. Apart from the bandeja paisa, the empanadas they gave us werent even colombian empanadas. Deffinetly not returning to this place again.

Exhaust is very poor. Since they fry a lot it is irritating to the eyes. Very uncomfortable.read more

La carne asada es un plato tradicional nicaragüense que combina carne asada jugosa y bien sazonada…read morecon gallo pinto (mezcla de arroz y frijoles). Es una comida completa, rica en sabor y muy representativa de la cocina casera, generalmente acompañada de complementos que aportan equilibrio y frescura. El servicio es 100% muy atentos

Probably one of the best places for fritanga in Hialeah, the wait is always close to nothing, the…read moreprice is decent and it's a pretty cool place with food. I usually take it to go, but def recommend for a fritanga fix.

Una vez más lo recomiendo. Excelente lugar, un mondongo espectacular, el manposteado es una…read moreexperiencia muy nueva, su carne fría y el lección asado son platos a probar. Recomendado una vez más!

I have been craving mofongo for a while, and heard that this establishment. The ambiance was nice…read moreand the service seemed good and friendly. I ordered my food and a shake to go. They packed it up, and I was on my way. When I returned to my office, they had put in the wrong order. They gave me fried pork chicks with rice, instead of the Mofongo. I called and they apologized and stated that they were sending the order over immediately. The order never showed up. I waited over 2 hours, and my office is only 20 to 25 minutes away. I called back, and they have no record of anyone coming or of the initial conversation. This is absolutely ridiculous and I had asked about the order, while I was there. They confirmed and still gave me the wrong order. I'm done...hangry and done. Go at your own risk / discretion.

The fact that it is open 24/7 makes life so much better. The portions are huge and the prices are…read morecrazy low. My food was delicious and since it was so much I had left overs. The food somehow tasted even better the next day. Service was quick and typical Hialeah. The staff offered delicious cafecito and it's definitely a great place to people watch. Small and quaint.

The food was fresh as always but a bit light on flavor not sure if they changed cooks in the…read morekitchen and seasoning and prepping is different but still appetizing. The service id say is 50/50 some days you'll get great service other days you'll get poor service. The vibe in the restaurant is kinda cozy as most older restaurants usually are. Id still pass by if I was hungry and wanted something that wasn't a tropichop hence the 3 star rating.