Ever since this changed names and ownership it has gone completely downhill. I used to suggest this…read morefor family or friend gatherings out of the unique ability to have a variety of options and order and pay for themselves, but the convenience is not worth it now. First off, the gratuity / tip is very hidden when you order on the site. They purposely suggest a tip beginning at 18% during check out and BEFORE you can see that they already have a fixed gratuity. So most of us double tipped. I'd be less annoyed if the service wasn't horrendous. The waitresses (food runners) all seemed to have an attitude. They won't make eye contact or speak unless you address them specifically. They didn't even hand the food over; they make you grab it off their trays. Asking for anything like napkins, extra plates, sauces, silverware is a nuisance to them, yet you've just DOUBLE TIPPED for this terrible service. Then you look at the booths and all the people behind them are texting. Maybe more attention to cooking and less on their phones would help. The food was basically all bad, which is really sad. I've had some really great experiences here in the past when it was SHOMA, but I definitely won't be back.

Great selection of vendors that really offer almost every single type of food. From chicken,…read moreburgers, seafood, tacos, theres some th ing for everyone. We came on a Friday for dinner and ate from Chick N' Jones and BFF Burgers. Both delicious and very filling meals. The music was a but loud but they also had a live band playing so that makes sense. The lights are dimmed to create the mood. Lots if seatong options from high tops, normal tables, and sofas. Parking is $10 valet or you can pay to park in the garage. They bring you the food to your table when you order with the QR codes at each one.

Ambiance was small and nice, but food was mediocre unfortunately. Did not really enjoy anything I…read moretried

We would looking for a Argentinian restaurant during Mother's Day and of course we did not make any…read morereservations. So after searching we came across Los Parrilleros located in Doral. The interior game me a lot of memories of the old school Latin steakhouses I used to go with my grandparents from the dim lights and classical Spanish music. The servers were also very welcoming and quick with the orders. We decided to order their grilled platter which consisted of two types of beef steak, chicken breast, blood and chorizo sausages. All the meats were juicy and bursting with flavor, with the biggest standout was exceptional chicken, and the sides included roasted potatoes with Rosemary. We were so stuffed that we couldn't order dessert, which is very rare for us.

Cafe Catula is one of those places I keep coming back to again and again. I've been here for happy…read morehour, dinner dates, and even business dinners, and it never disappoints. The food is consistently excellent. Some of my favorites are the pasta dishes, especially the Miami Ravioli and the pasta with lobster both are absolutely delicious. The steaks are always cooked perfectly and well-seasoned, which is something you can't always count on at restaurants. And my personal favorite dessert is the guava dish, which is the perfect way to end the meal. I could honestly go on and on about the food and drinks. Everything I've tried has been great, and the drinks are just as good. One of the things that really makes the experience special is when the pianist is playing. It creates such a warm and elegant atmosphere. The decor is also beautiful, with sculptures and paintings throughout the restaurant that give it a really unique and artistic feel. If you're looking for a place for a nice dinner, a date night, or even a business meal, you can't go wrong with Cafe Catula.

If I was writing this review about only the bread and water service then it would be 5 stars across…read morethe board, because that's all we received for the first 35 minutes of our dinner. We dined here on Saturday night. We were running a few minutes late, but within their accepted window. The hostess told me that was fine. Upon arrival, the hostess said it would be 10-15 minutes before our table was ready. I noted there was an available table by the entrance, and she said we could sit there now instead if we liked. I said that's fine, as long as won't be forgotten/ignored. She insisted it would be fine. At 5 minutes we received bread and water. The gentleman said he was not our server, but one would be here shortly. And then at 10 minutes nothing. 15 minutes went by and I flagged the guy that gave us water and asked if we could have a server. He said of course and apologized. At 20 minutes we went back to the hostess stand to inquire why no server had seen us. She offered us a table in front of the bar instead, which essentially set the clock back to zero. A couple minutes later the guy with the water came by with more water and bread, but we just wanted to order. It took 10 minutes from being seated before we finally saw a server, which if you're keeping score is a total of, yep, 30 minutes. At this point I was over being hungry and had lost my appetite. Ordinarily I would have walked out from the experience at the first table, but my man was still hungry and I was not about to starve this amazing human being because of my principals. Hubs ordered a cocktail and we placed our dinner order finally. We both opted for the Miami Spice. I went with the crab cake for the appetizer, and branzino for my main. My man did did the pumpkin soup and paella. It's a personal pet peeve when the food shows up before cocktails, as I think they really help open the appetite, and honestly make everything taste better. After about 10 minutes our appetizers showed up yet no cocktail in sight. Finally it arrived and it was so strong it was impossible to drink. In our 20s we would have been thrilled at the booziness. In our 40s? Not so much. We each tried another sip after it had watered down, and even then it still packed a Kool-Aid man punch and we struggled to make a dent in it. Now the food here is actually really good if judging based on taste alone. The pumpkin soup was exquisite, and my crab cake was delicious! I loved the guava aioli. Alas, a great meal is more than a combination of ingredients. The preparation is also key. And this was lacking. The crab cake looked like it had been pan-fried perfectly, but instead the outside was a soggy disappointing mess. My bet is they either: 1. Batch make and reheat these, likely in a microwave 2. Messed up another order and gave me one that had been laying around for awhile, or 3. Rinse it under water before serving for some bizarro reason When the entrees came out there was literally steam coming from hubby's paella. It was fresh and ready! And omg, it was perfection on the tongue! My branzino? Le sigh. The fish was excellently prepared. The mashed potatoes? COLD. Veggies? About the same. I guess they made mine and left it sitting while the shrimp paella and fish finished up. These details are what makes a meal excellent, and it's disappointing to see so many things neglected in a place that otherwise executes really flavorful and creative food. This meal could have easily been 5 stars if it wasn't for these lackadaisical oversights. We rounded out the dinner on an upswing at least. I had the Crêpe Caribeño and my Mr opted for the Tres Guayaba. The crêpe was filled with coconut and dulce de leche, with a brulée finish on top, and a generous scoop of vanilla ice cream. It was decadent but surprisingly not overly sweet. The Tres Guayaba was saccharine sweet for me but my man loved it! Now, this place had already left a bad taste in my mouth. But what made it even worse was the next day I went to have my leftovers (half of the branzino and mash/veg. I took 3 bites and on the 4th somehow managed to find the largest thick fish bone that lodged up and stabbed deep into my gums in the fleshy spot behind the two front teeth. It took 3 tries to yank this sucker out. Idk how such a big bone got missed by their kitchen. I am lucky I didn't swallow that because it absolutely would have been an ER visit. That shit was traumatic.

I came here with a friend after a nearby event. It was late at night, but let me tell you, this is…read morethe spot. It was my first time and it certainly won't be my last. So, let's get into it: I don't know about you, but the one thing I do not enjoy doing is driving and circling around, being lost, just to find an establishment. So, I love that this restaurant is so easy to find with good signage, lots of nearby parking, both street and lots. Anywho, once I parked, the manager Judd was so friendly and kind and directed me to the table where my friend was seated. He overheard that I was kind of speaking loud over the music when I barely had a voice due to losing it from another event, so he kindly turned down the music for us. Once there, service was quick and attentive. I got a Fresh Paloma for my drink and the Seared Salmon for dinner. The drink was a good size and tasted good, no complaints there. As for the dinner, WOW. This was delicious, I would get this again. The flavors were there and the portions were just perfect (not too much and not too little, I usually never get enough or leave with leftovers). Also, not overpriced for Miami in my opinion. Aside from that, I did try some of my friend's off-menu pasta and it was really yummy. Furthermore, they have great weekly specials: (Note, subject to change. Please check Instagram or call for Current Week): Tuesday: Burgers and Bottles, $10 Burgers and Half off Select Bottles of Wine Wednesday: Double Loyalty Points and Fire, Flour & Fizz ($12 Pizzas, $12 Aperol Spritz, $7 Prosecco, 5pm-close) Thursday Ladies Night: Complimentary Bubbly for Ladies 4pm-7pm Sunday: 10am-4pm Bloody Mary Bar Go check it out, I don't think you'll regret it. Let me know what you think! :)

Is it the best eatery in South Miami? Absolutely!…read more Operated by former Town Kitchen & Bar Executive Chef Michael Altman, this place serves elevated comfort food, steaks, and fabulous cocktails in a casual setting with an industrial decor! We went for dinner and everything we tried was delish starting from the snacks to the main course and the dessert of course! And don't skip on the cocktails. We loved the Lychee Martini, Paloma and especially the Old 57 which is their version of an Old Fashioned. It's open for weekend brunch, lunch, dinner, and they also have an amazing happy hour! What we ate: Thai Cauliflower Thai Pork Belly Stracciatella Cheese & Charcuterie Octopus Tacos 14 oz Stock Yards Prime Ribeye Branzino Two Chocolate Bread Pudding

Stopped by First Watch in Doral and had a great time. Huge shoutout to Javier, Mayra Escalona,…read moreJennifer Perez (), Andy, and the super friendly and all top manager Miguel! Friendly , attentive, and made us feel welcomed the second we walked in. We ordered the salmon eggs benedict (rich hollandaise, crispy potatoes) and The Trifecta with a golden Belgian waffle, poached eggs, and avocado toast, plus an iced coffee. Also sip into a refreshing mint Frappuccino to truly enjoy the swirling coffee flavors of the spot! The mint contrasts the sweetness of the coffee. Everything was fresh, quick, and hit the spot. Clean spot, nice vibe, and genuinely awesome service. Definitely coming back!

Yesterday we went to First Watch, and it was exactly what we needed after playing paddle. If you're…read morelooking for a breakfast or brunch spot that actually feels healthy and energizing, this place is such a great option. My boyfriend and I came in starving after our match, so we were definitely looking for something that felt like real fuel, not just a heavy brunch. I ordered the Power Wrap, which was packed with fresh ingredients and protein -- super satisfying without feeling heavy. I paired it with the Morning Meditation juice, which was bright, refreshing, and the perfect boost after a workout. My boyfriend ordered the Chimichurri Steak & Egg Hash, and wow... the flavors were incredible. The steak was tender and savory, the chimichurri added that perfect fresh kick, and everything together felt hearty and comforting. Of course, we also had to enjoy it with a great cup of coffee, which made the whole breakfast even better. Everything was delicious, fresh, and nourishing -- the kind of meal that leaves you feeling satisfied and energized instead of sluggish. If you want a great breakfast or brunch in Miami that feels both indulgent and healthy, First Watch is definitely a place worth visiting.

I went to the Miami Spice period, simply divine I ordered the salmon with pesto sauce, was very…read moreamazing!

Amazing service, our server was very amiable and attentive. The ambiance was nice and the food very…read moretasty.

Chocolate chip Pancakes, Omelette , Biscuits and more were so good,…read more Must visit for a home cooking and friendly service. Lots of booths for groups and a counter for classic Breakfast experience ! I'll take pictures next time !

The perfect breakfast spot. Cozy Corner is classic American diner experience at its best! I…read moreabsolutely loved the charm and grit in the place where the bustle in the kitchen and the constant line of patrons is super endearing and fun to watch. The food is absolutely delicious too. My favorite were the eggs and grits but everything is very well prepared and filling. A wonderful classic restaurant that is not one to miss!

This was our second visit to old Tom's. Entering a late lunch hour. The bartender, Alicia, was…read moreattending the tables and the bar. She did an outstanding job, tending to each customer table in a good rhythm ensuring all tables were paid attention to and minimized time to dining needs. We ordered a 305 burger and Jusco tacos. Different taste twist to their guava style burger in was enjoyed very well. I've had steak tacos before, but never with chimichurri sauce at it. Definitely welcomed different flavor. A quiet atmosphere, but I can see where during the busy hour. It can be as in enjoyable location grab some lunch or after hours happy hour and food. Would love to come back with our friends.

Just left. Lady…read morebartender was not customer friendly one bit. Tried to catch her name but couldn't. She asked me what I wanted, then turned her back, spoke to two customers to start their orders too. Came back 4 minutes later came back to ask me what else do you want. SMH Hum, would have been nice to finish the conversation you started with me without starting two more conversations. Won't be back, she made it crystal clear our party annoyed her. Mind you it was very empty. At the end, I waited for six wings, took one hour to get, I waited and of course it came to go. I just wanted to eat at the bar. Not sure how she figured out how I wanted it to go. As mentioned above, she clearly didn't want us there. Message recieved I left. Food was really good FYI, it was just the customer service that made crystal clear we were not welcomed on a Thursday night.