Hands down my favorite taco spot in Miami so far! They're…read moreserving up some seriously interesting meats here that you don't see everywhere, like the tendon with chicharron. I ordered the beef tongue and it was incredible--super tender, unique, and thick-cut but literally melted in my mouth. The flavors are 100% there. I also tried the tendon with pig skin, and the texture combo of those two together is wild and unique. Honestly, my only regret is not trying more of the menu. I'll definitely be back to crush the rest of the tacos!

What originated as a pop-up bringing us the best late night bites outside of one of Miami's most…read morebeloved bar, The Wolf of Taco has finally found its home in the Downtown BrightLine station ready to deliver some of the best tacos the scene has seen. Locals no longer have to wait to indulge only on weekends or Taco Tuesdays, as their new location is delivering their beloved tacos right in the heart of Miami on the daily now. Creator Eduardo Lara truly ignited the fire of this place bringing to life the heartbeat of Mexican street tacos, specializing in the al pastor and perfecting the true essence of a thinly sliced ribeye taco. This place is bound to make you order seconds and make you feel like a local who found a true hidden gem.

It might be because it was 3am and half of our group were multiple drinks in, but every birrea item…read morewr got was amazing! I had the Ramen and it was a generous portion with super juicy meat. Highly highly recommend!

I've heard about this place from several people but I expected more. The atmosphere might be fun…read moreif you're under 25 but after that it's just annoying. The first time I went here, I left before ordering because I didn't like the order on the screen only method. I went back weeks later to at least give it a try. The options leave something to be desired. They offer quite a number of different possibilities but it's missing a lot of the traditional meals. The food looks like Taco Bell but a little more of it. The nachos are mostly chips and cheese with a blob of shredded beef somewhere in the midst. I can't remember what my burrito was but that should tell you a lot. This is a place that I won't give a second chance to. No possibility they will change dramatically. Luckily, there are several other good options nearby.

Amazing tacos Went there 5 times…read more Good chicken tacos Love the coke Steak is chewy Good seating Good tables Didn't rally like the crunchy shells So I got corn

Very recently remodeled Mexican cafe that I have been going to for years. The food is consistently…read moregood, and now it's served fancy style! The prices reflect the upgrade a the inflation - tiny steak taco is $4 dollars, Michelada is $12.

Tacology is a Mexican taco restaurant located in Miami's Brickell City Centre, offering a vibrant…read moremercado-style dining experience. Their flavorful tacos, fresh ceviche, and handcrafted cocktails quickly became my favorites. I ordered the shrimp taco served on shrimp a breaded quinoa, chipotle sauce, and agave. Let me put it this way. I ordered it three times. That's how delicious those shrimp tacos were. They weren't your typical oversized tacos, but they were incredibly flavorful, satisfying, and well worth it. I also ordered the Classic Margarita and was genuinely surprised by the size of the glass. It was delicious, perfectly balanced, and had just the right amount of tequila you could actually taste it without it being overpowering. The generous pour definitely made it even more enjoyable. The service was excellent. Orders are placed through an iPad that your server brings to the table, which I thought was a unique and convenient concept. You can order whenever you'd like without having to wait for someone to come by. The food arrived quickly, and the staff was attentive and friendly throughout my visit. The atmosphere was another highlight. You can choose to dine indoors or outdoors, and I opted for the outdoor seating. It was the perfect setting to enjoy a meal while taking in the energy of Brickell City Centre.

Let's start by saying they gave us a chair that was broken and my boyfriend was concerned the whole…read moretime. The server started to speak Spanish and my boyfriend couldn't understand what she was saying. You can't assume people will speak Spanish just because you are in Miami. Also never offer chips and salsa, but every other table had the chips and the salsas. Never apologized and said that she can bring them( At the end when we asked for the check) The cooks were in front of us and they were eating from the little corn containers that after was given to people, also not using gloves and touching the steaks and avocados(You can check cameras) We are not from here so we are not familiar with the restaurant. Hopefully this helps to improve the staff. Only took a picture of the chair* Sunday July 12

I really enjoyed the outdoor atmosphere and eating the food I tried here. The service was quick and…read morefriendly. I came here late at night and was thrilled to find out, that very close to where my stomping grounds are, is this truck that stays open till 1AM! I will definitely be back to try some of their other offerings, but this time I really enjoyed the Birria tacos and the broth it comes with. As for being authentic Mexican, like it says on the truck, I'm not sure if it is or not, but it really doesn't matter, because they're pulling it off, and the food that I've tasted so far tastes pretty darn good!

They don't cook thier tacos it's stale af. Thier 17 dollar Berria tacos aren't even crunchy. Your…read morepaying ridiculous Miami prices for food that they don't cook. Go to an actual restaurant and leave food trucks for plates under 10 bucks where they belong. It's getting ridiculous how they rip people off and keep getting away with it

Definitely one of Miami's less explored Mexican taco treasures!…read more After attending an event at Wynwood Market Place, we went exploring the neighborhood, looking for a tasty bite. Someone yelled "Tacos!" and we all stubbled in at Sr De Los Tacos. This restaurant was clean, with soft yellow lighting and a lively casual dinning atmosphere. This is one of the places where the added service charge was forgiven as the cashiers were kind enough to mention it. The Birria Taco was a crowd favorite. They are partnered with Mr.Cachapa, a Venezuelan eatery located right next door. We enjoyed the Boliempanadas De Queso, Arepa Pabellon and Reina Pepiada from Mr.Cachapa. We were able to order from both places. Fresh, authentic and paired with a variety of sauces, our tastebuds and cravings were satisfied. FYI, there is one bathroom for both genders. It was large and clean but the lines did build up. I really was not a fan of this. Other than the bathroom situation, this is a 10/10 eatery.

Big spacious venue. It seemed to be busy. Quality of the tacos were okay. I would say they were a…read morebit overpriced for what it was. They auto-charge 15% service charge on every order (which is fine I suppose), and then they give you another option to tip more (15-20%) without disclosing that there is an existing 15% service charge tacked onto there. It feels very switch and bait.

Great decor and very interesting menu. They offer exceptional breakfast and lunch items. Many of…read morethe dishes have a Mexican influence. I've busted a few times and each dish was impressive. By far, the Chilaquiles are the go-to order.

I was so excited to come here because of the great reviews, but I was disappointed. We ordered a…read morecouple of items, but the only ones that were good were the horchata matcha and the acai bowl. On top of the food being bad, it was incredibly expensive too. They also automatically add tip. I ordered the quesadilla, and there is an option to add mushrooms/onions on the menu. Online it shows the quesadilla is $13, when I ordered it was $14 + 2.50 for onions and tomatoes (which ended up coming on the side). Also, when I asked to order that, the waitress was a bit rude. So I ended up paying $17.82 for a terrible quesadilla and experience. I really liked the horchata matcha though (hence the 2 stars).

The food and service was great. Our waitress Arantxa was…read more Wonderful. We ordered the Crudo, Cauliflower and Octopus. We had reservations were at 7pm but the music was too loud to hold a conversation.

When it comes to Mexican Michelin starred restaurants, the list isn't exactly massive around the…read moreworld. In fact, it's probably one of the most underrepresented kitchens in fine dining. After all, best Mexican food is found on streets, not fancy marble countertops. A great Mexican dish will have never met a Mauviel saucepan in its life. So, Los Felix is a somewhat casual, but nonetheless high dining experience. The highlight of the menu is their preparation of crudo fish of the day, which is served in dumpling like presentation that looks genuinely alien in its composition. The crab arepa was not the highlight of the meal, the crab is very salty and the dish as a whole is fairly basic. The design of the interior is warm, slightly reminiscent of Mexico City's restaurants and the vibe can be described as fun without being overly loud. The staff are pleasant as a whole, although the level of attention is not at a superb level. Thus, a Michelin star is a bit overload for Los Felix, but it is without a question a pleasant restaurant to visit.