I love this place! Only open till 11pm every night and 10pm on Sunday's. Low key convenience and…read morehas what you need ..no fuss and the owner is a sweetheart!

Dedicated to lovers of caviar and sweets!! Here you will…read morefind what you were looking for from a series of caviar masterpieces. Thoughtful menu, comfortable and cozy tables, friendly staff. I will be happy to come back here again and recommend to my friends and subscribers.

Getting spoiled while shopping at one of the nicest malls, surrounded by every designer brand you…read morecan imagine, and then taking a surprise break to spoil your taste buds too?! Yes, please! This little spot was such a gem. Stop in and treat yourself to foie gras, caviar, and a glass of bubbles. It honestly felt like taking a little break in heaven while people-watching and enjoying some delicious bites. The ladies were nice, although they could have been a bit more approachable and attentive. Other than that, we still had an amazing shopping break filled with some very delightful treats and pairings. Definitely a fun little indulgence!

This little convenience store is located in the Carriage House Condos. Has a little bit of…read moreeverything. I is kind of hard to get to as, I had to be let in because the condo is secured and you need to have a key card to be let in. One of the residents let me in. Once inside, you will find the store behind a wood door to the right, in a courtyard with a sushi restaurant and hair dresser. The store is kind of crammed and cluttered. It is like 10 pounds being put in a 5 pound bag They have drinks, chips, snacks, frozen foods, cigarettes, paper plates, paper towels, napkins, cups, fruit, eggs, butter, candy, hot dogs, water, t-shirts and lottery scratch-offs. They do not sell alcohol though, you have to get that somewhere else. I will say that they have tourist prices. I paid almost $15 for 5 drinks. The prices were not listed on any of the items that I purchased, which I found odd. Anyway, this store served it purpose and I got everything that I was looking for, to hold me until I got to another store the following day. They do take credit/debit cards here and there is an ATM inside as well. This place is a decent spot to get some quick snack items and drinks for those staying in a nearby hotel. It benefits from being the only shop of its kind in the immediate area and in walking distance. I am not sure how this convenience store would fare against any competition, but as it stands now, it is just convenient for those nearby and do not have a vehicle.

After a long week it's always good to go to a place that taste like home this place is literally…read moresome will call it a hole in the wall but you're be glad that you found this hole in the wall and especially if you're from Trinidad or Guyana or any West Indian culture this place always brings the flavor No as soon as you walk in it looks like your regular Caribbean restaurant not too fancy but that's what you want you wanna walk in and feel like you just walk into aunty place and you're hungry and you want something to eat So that will be the ambience ambience it's your regular restaurant. The service is always excellent they're always friendly soon as you walk in the food hits your nostros and makes your mouth water the location is located in Miramar not far from 441 and the prices are always right I would recommend anyone going in there getting the beef roti with a grape solo They also started to carry all natural organic coconut water Here's my review Food 5/5 Service 5/5 Price 5/5 Location 5/5 The foodie ninja shall return

I heard about this place from a Trini friend of mine and decided to check it out on my day off to…read moresee if they carried the items I needed to make pholourie (a fried dough snack commonly eaten in the Caribbean). Located along Pembroke Rd. in Miramar; S & A Caribbean Market is a small business, part market/restaurant, that carries various Caribbean items such as snacks, vitamins, beverages, grocery and baking items, seasonings, canned goods; and many more at very reasonable prices from Jamaica, Guyana, Trinidad & Tobago, etc. There's also a section where you can get meat by the pound. There was only one person running the market and he was very pleasant. When I told him about the items I was looking for, which was split pea flour, and tumeric powder, he was kind enough to show me where the items was located. We even had a small conversation. As he was giving me tips to make the pholourie, he thought I was from Trinidad because of the way I spoke. I get that from people sometimes, but when I speak to Caribbean people, the island accent does come out. I didn't get the chance to venture through the restaurant because I had less than an hour before the business closed, but my Trini friend told me they make good roti so I got to come back to try some. I will also return to purchase other island items.

I personally think that t&j's market is great! the store is stocked with a great variety of items…read morefrom hygiene to imported goods.the service is perfect no complain about it. free wifi and an amazing coffee selection.thus, the deli has a good selection of sandwiches,salads,pastries etc. and at a great vaule. i strongly recommand this market to everyone!!

Brazil Wins as I enter into this new little market in Downtown Miami. The inside has more of an…read moreephemeral feeling than many of the other downtown markets in the area. They have a greater variety of Hispanic, Portuguese, and American canned and boxed items than many others but don't have the fresh food selection of the Metro Food Mart or Red Apple. On the plus, they do have a sandwicherie in back. I will have to return to try a sandwich.

This has been here for many years but we've never stopped until recently to get gas. After getting…read moregas, my husband wanted to go inside to see what they had. The store is very clean. We saw that they have a Hot Food station, but it was empty when we were there since it was almost 9 pm. We've heard that a lot of the casino players go there since they are able to use their Unity points towards their purchase. The only thing that we found strange was that the shelves didn't show prices for their products.

Trading Postbis the spot, especially if you are a casino player. The staff is polite, customers…read morehere can be a bit rude though. I have no idea why. In any case they always get me in and out. Most importantly, back to being a player, you can use your COMP DOLLARS here. Meaning you bc a get gas, food even beverages. The clerks know the process so they can even check your comp balance. Location and perks , super convenient.

I am happy to report that going into La Fresa Francesa today, I was met with the sweetest surprise:…read morethey're expanding! Welcome to Hialeah, Burgundy & Desire. A wine boutique and gourmet market, this place is opening up next week per the owner of La Fresa Francesa. They have already started taking customers, however, and I was one of the lucky to be let inside. The place is right next to La Fresa Francesa and before the nail salon in the plaza. I think their store hours are going to be different as I was told they want to make it be open from 11 AM - 7 PM. At any rate, on verra (that's French for we will see). Cheeses, wines, and trinkets adorn the store. The prices aren't bad either. A good bottle of wine will run you give or take $20. In terms of gourmet foods, aside from the celebrated cheese, you can find meats and even pasta. Yes pasta! That one was a definite surprise for me. Anyhow, they currently have one employee named Milena and she was an absolute and complete sweetheart. She answered all my questions and helped me out. I ended up purchasing the cutest wine glasses for my boyfriend and I. Like La Fresa Francesca, the decor is très chic. There's art in the window, and well, it's attention grabbing. I do think that this place while only starting is going to be great as the staff, the service, and the selection are sure to please you as much as they pleased me. With that said, I'm definitely going back. Next time I'll finally decide on a wine to accompany my wine glasses. À la prochaine (that's French for until next time)!

If you go to La Fresa Francesa, you at least have to get in here and look. It's a small place but…read moreit's well stocked. Service, as in the restaurant, is warm and friendly and gracious. They have a nice variety and it is likely you'll find something you like. The parking is very limited.

Arabic ran business so you know it's good, the owner is the sweetest but not one to be messed with…read more Then you have his miserable older brother, they look alike but you can tell who's who. 12 years running and doing great ‼should check it out and give them some love, they deserve it with their hard work‼ Everyday working hard! Appreciate the good people in this world and he's one of the good! Need snacks or quick food near the stadium or the beach stop by there.