Nice tapioca sandwich! Pairs great with BBQ sauce. Matcha…read morewas great too. Very clean place with great atmosphere. They also have a patio.

Tap @eat_tap Miami, FL…read more A gluten free Brazilian Cafe specializing in tapioca sandwiches, egg wraps, acai, and so much more. Friendly service, clean restaurant. Everything was very fresh and tasty. Plenty of vegan options. If you're looking for something healthy and delicious, this is definitely the place. Have you been to Tap yet? #EatTap #Tapioca #Acai #GlutenFree #Miami LetsDrinkz #EatzWithSweetz LetsEatz

On Tuesdays they do a half price picanha! Very flavorful and the sides were great. It came with…read morerice and beans, two sauces and we added a side of veggies. Perfect to share. Very laid back place.

This place is the real deal. Such a warm and inviting place. I come here when I visit Miami. One…read morenight I was craving meat so I went to the Argentine place next door. Because I was wearing a tank top and Havaianas they told me I could sit outside at a tiny table. So I decided to head to Brazil, next door. They opened the door and told me to make myself comfortable anywhere and then proceeded to serve me all the things I miss from Rio. Live music. All the music you'd hear on the beach in Brazil. This place has good vibes and everyone who works here is kind. Interestingly both of these restaurants I interacted with that night represented the commonly held assumptions of each culture. Little Brazil doesn't disappoint.

Great patio for a post workout brunch. Lots of people from regulars to pre cruise. Staff was…read moreawesome and made a great drip coffee the slow way. Iced latte and cold brew went well with eggs Benedict, omelette and acacado toast with add on eggs. My husbands granola parfait was MASSIVE. Only complaint was the chairs made a ton of noise when we got in and out. Dogs welcome.

The ambiance is nice, they have an intimate inside where you can work on your computer and enjoy…read moretheir coffee & tea selection. My favorite was the mango bowl, it was fulfilling and had a lot of fruit on top. The service was a little slow, they need more servers. But other than that it's a cute date spot. The bread was good too but a lil pricey.

Amazing home cooked Brazilian food Service was 5 star. The…read moreplace is nicely decorated super friendly staff and nicely stocked market.

Good Food, outstanding Service and great Ambiance ! Good Food, outstanding Service and great…read moreAmbiance ! Good Food, outstanding Service and great Ambiance !

One of the worst dining experiences I've had. From the beginning, the service was extremely…read moredisappointing. The food came out in tiny portions, and instead of bringing everything together, they would bring one small dish and then make us wait another 20 minutes for the next item. The entire meal felt disorganized, and we spent most of the time just waiting. What made it worse was that the quality and experience did not match the price at all. Despite the terrible service, we still decided to leave a $20 tip because we understand servers work hard. However, after leaving, I noticed my card was charged $67, which was shocking and very frustrating. This is not how customers should be treated. Slow service, poor communication, disappointing portions, and unclear charges made the entire experience feel like a waste of money. I hope management looks into this because customers deserve better service and transparency.

If you're thinking about coming here for the World Cup watch party I would seriously reconsider…read more We were seated at the bar because the main dining area where the game was being shown was completely full. From there you could barely hear the TV, which made it hard to follow the match or enjoy the experience. The set menu was also a disappointment. I understand it came out to about $55ish per person, but what you actually receive is very minimal: two chicken sliders, a shared charcuterie board with strangers, shared slices of picanha with strangers, and a shared bowl of pão de queijo and two drinks (I don't drink). It felt like because we were seated at the bar and not in the main dining area, we didn't really get the full experience. On multiple occasions staff mentioned they were "so busy," which I understand, but we were consistently told this while waiting for items that never fully came or were delayed. That's not something guests should have to absorb when the issue is seating and organization.

Communication 5 star Understanding 5 star…read moreAttention 5 star Over all 5 star 5 star team work Keep up the good work

Toro Toro is a great dining option tucked inside the InterContinental Miami, and it definitely…read moreexceeds expectations for a hotel restaurant. The steak is excellent--well-prepared, flavorful, and one of the highlights of the menu. Desserts are just as impressive, making it worth saving room at the end. The bar scene is solid, especially during happy hour. It has a relaxed but stylish feel, perfect for a casual drink or starting your evening before dinner. Overall, Toro Toro delivers a well-rounded experience with great food, a good atmosphere, and reliable service. For being located inside a hotel, it stands out--and it's absolutely a place I'd recommend.

Came here with my partner last Saturday before the Heat game. We wanted to have a few drinks and…read moresome food before the game. We always go to Chilis but it was packed so we walked down and heard the awesome live Cuban salsa music and decided to stop at La Cañita. We sat at the bar next to where the group was playing music. I ordered their signature La Cañita drink and my boyfriend ordered a margarita. We decided to share their lechón asado. The bartender was very nice and he explained the menu to us very well. The live music was awesome and had me dancing in my chair. The lechón was delicious and came with boiled yucca and fried chicharrón pieces. I definitely would like to come back and try their other menu items the next time we come to a Heat game.

We visited last week while my husband and I were in Miami for a little getaway, and I wanted to…read moretake a moment to share our experience. The food was pretty good overall. I had the conch fritters and an arugula salad. The salad was fresh and delicious--a 10/10. The conch fritters were about a 5/10 for me. My husband had the oxtail with white rice, beans, and what I believe were plantains. He practically cleaned his plate and said he really enjoyed it, so that was a 10/10 from him. We also had spirit-free drinks, which were also good. Our server, Chris, was pleasant and accommodating without being overbearing, which we appreciated. The establishment was clean, and the ambiance was cool. Unfortunately, the overall experience was affected by the energy we encountered from a couple of staff members. The host who greeted and seated us came across as particularly cold. She also made a comment to someone that my husband could not hear, but the tone and energy of the interaction made us uncomfortable. Shortly afterward, another server approached us asking if we had been helped. When I explained that we had just arrived, his expression and demeanor also struck me as somewhat dismissive. Thankfully, Chris came over shortly after, and the energy immediately shifted. I can't speak to anyone's personal beliefs or intentions, and I don't want to assume what was behind these interactions. However, as a Black woman and an educator, I am very aware of how race, perception, and social identity can influence interactions between strangers. Unfortunately, I left feeling as though we were being viewed or treated differently, and that made it difficult to enjoy the experience fully. It was clear they were the Votaré por Donald Trump, type. To speak plain, self hating LatinX people who hold prejudice over other people of color. Plain ignorant and miserable haciendo sus trabajos modestos! It's also worth noting that the host's political expression was very apparent, which I found particularly interesting given that she was the first person guests encounter. Whatever someone's political beliefs may be, I believe that anyone working in a customer-facing role should make every guest feel welcomed and respected. Overall, the food was good, Chris was wonderful, and the space itself was nice. But hospitality is about more than food and decor; it is also about how people feel when they walk through the door. I hope the owners take that part of the guest experience seriously, because no restaurant benefits when customers leave feeling unwelcome.

This is a great place for quality meals and service. All of the staff is very attentive, everyone…read morewho walked by our table asked if everything was ok and if we liked the food, a special thank you to our server Sheila. We had a great experience considering it was a very busy night, we went the day before Mother's Day and our food did not take an unreasonable amount of time and the quality was top. We ordered a piña colada and an old fashioned to begin, the manchego croquetas for an appetizer, and we both got the t-bone. The croquetas is our favorite appetizer, they are always super yummy and come with a guava sauce. The t-bone was very juicy and cooked to perfection, we ordered it medium. The sides were very fresh as well, we got sweet plantains, mash potatoes, fried yucca and tostones. We had a great experience over all, definitely recommend and will be going back.

What a great place! The service was outstanding. Juan our waiter was fantastic. Full of great…read morerecommendations and great attitude. The food was delicious and affordable. The ambiance was festive and chill. Good for families and big groups. Highly recommended. If you're in the area give El Toro Loco a try. Cheers and Enjoy!

The food is delicious. The reason I took a star off is because my meat and others in my order were…read morenot cooked at the temp ordered (medium rare). For a place that meat is the primary focus, the temps should be right. The sides were good. The service was average for a food truck. The seating area is cute. I'd go back because the food was good.

I ordered from this place through Uber Eats and was really disappointed. The churrasco tasted very…read moreundercooked, almost like blood. I honestly felt like I was eating beef heart. It was a terrible experience, especially since I was really looking forward to having a good steak. The tostones were undercooked as well, and the salchicha was not good either. Overall, very disappointing.

Texas de Brazil is an upscale authentic Brazilian Churrascaria Steakhouse in Alton Road known for…read moreits all you can eat flame grilled meats like beef, lamb, pork, chicken and Brazilian sausage, a huge salad bar, delicious sides, desserts, and wines. I had the spicy sirloin, lamb, chicken and the garlic picanha and those were delicious! I liked the garlic mashed potatoes, fried bananas and the cheese bread as well. Service is good and they have attentive staff. The place have a lively and festive atmosphere. The location is inside the Miami Beach Marina, with a beautiful view of the coast and shoreline. Overall, a great lunch or dinner experience definitely worth trying. Check it out!

Somehow I feel like the quality of this place has diminished. I have been here a few times and the…read morelast time the meat was not that great. Many cuts were too salty or dry. However, I loved the salad bar. I was fresh and had many options to choose from. The servers were nice yet I felt that they were rushing throughout the restaurant trying to serve everyone. This location is beautiful, right on south beach next to the ocean. There is some outdoor seating but mostly inside. Bathrooms were clean.