Came and had the breakfast and it was great. We came while it was pretty empty which was good…read morebecause we got to connect with our server and she even got to tell us that the food is created fresh which you could definitely taste. Love the lighting and pictures that are hanging around, would definitely come back!!

Great location, artistic and cool vibe atmosphere. Food was…read moreoutstanding. Guatemala , Street corn, tacos were all beyond our expectation. Staff incredibly welcoming ! We are back for 2nd time.

I'm not usually a Gin fan, but the LEFT BANK HONEY with Sage honey, rhubarb bitters, lemon/lime and…read moreblossom water was FANTASTIC!!! (Tall glass in pics) Hubby had the WHISKEY IN THE GARDEN with Jameson, basil, cucumber, St. Germain & lemon was also delicious! This is a great pre/post game spot if you're headed to one of the clubs nearby!

We come here pretty often and mind our own business…read more Typically the bartender staff is very nice - yesterday evening was a busy evening and we were sitting outside. as we went to leave the establishment I got up from the table and walked past the door to head up north Miami an employee HIT ME HARD with a door while I was passing by while carelessly moving around furniture. when I mentioned that to him and said hey you hit me, he said you shouldn't have stood in front of the door. What?! What??? I was leaving and walking by. The correct and polite thing to do is say I'm sorry or it's really busy I got overwhelmed. There was absolutely no reason to say anything otherwise. Put a super awful taste in my mouth and really there are people in this city who probably need jobs and could carry tables and be polite. It may sound minor, but the fact someone couldn't say sorry and then made up a story to excuse himself for his carelessness was uncalled for. Treat others with respect. Do not hit a woman carelessly and not apologize.

Big fan of this breakfast spot it can be for work or leisure. They have other food too but the…read morebreakfast has me on board. Just high quality food and flavor. Add it to your list... in a great location too.

This was our first business after seeing it in the area and hearing a little bit about it, we sat…read moreoutside considering it wasn't extremely humid. Enjoyable seating and have some fans located to help. We tried the Gog and chip was a good pallet in appetizer film. I drink for ideal and the old-fashioned was well-made. We had the baked potato and spinach fives and each definitely had a unique taste compared to traditional. our server, Petra, was awesome! She took care of any imminent needs, but was very attentive overall throughout our time there. Our steak and lamb entrées were delicious made. Well, definitely want to make another visit for a lunch or special occasion.

Excellent spot for brunch and lunch. Bright and airy space inside. Tables outside as well…read more Salads and pizza are excellent. The lasagna Bolognese is also top notch. Very good service. They accept In-Kind payments.

I went here for brunch and was not impressed at all. The food on the buffet looked like it had…read morebeen setting out for a while, though it appeared to be replenished regularly. There were a lot of meats and cheeses to pick from and the dessert bar was somewhat appetizing, though it looks like they just unloaded the desserts from Costco, other than that, the food missed the mark. There's no way that it's worth $35 with drinks on top of that. The pasta was dry, the pizza looked like it was left out over night. Everyone I ate with said everything was "fine". It's nothing special. The atmosphere was light and airy and seems like a fun place to get some drinks with friends, but I'd skip brunch. Perhaps dinner service is better. Service was spotty at best.

Alyssa was AMAZING!! So sweet and fun! Love her vibe!! Wanted to dine here with friends for the…read morenight and so glad we did and got her

Kaitelyn was an amazing host..friendly and very personable..an absolute asset to American Socialread more

This charming, intimate spot is full of character and delivers a great dining experience. We were…read morewelcomed by a warm, friendly host, and our server provided attentive service throughout the meal. The food was phenomenal. The Brussels sprouts were fantastic, and the escargots--individually wrapped in crisp phyllo--were a standout dish. For the main, the branzino served over chards was perfectly cooked and delicious. Don't skip the radicchio Caesar salad; the anchovies give it an amazing depth of flavor that really makes it special. They also offer lovely outdoor seating if you prefer dining al fresco.

Silverlake Bistro used to be our go-to neighborhood restaurant in Miami. It offered consistently…read moregood food, a welcoming atmosphere, and reasonable prices, making it an easy recommendation for friends and family. In fact, as my wife and I were walking in on our most recent visit, I was commenting that this would be a great place to bring out-of-town guests. Unfortunately, that opinion changed by the end of the evening. When the bill arrived, we learned that the corkage fee had increased from $25 to $35 without any notice. We politely explained that we were longtime customers who had always paid the longstanding $25 fee, but management was unwilling to make any accommodation or honor the previous rate. The increase itself did affect our perception. While $10 may not seem like a large amount, it represented a significant percentage jump for a neighborhood bistro, and it shifted the overall value equation for us in a noticeable way. What made it more frustrating is that a corkage fee increase feels different from a menu price adjustment. Rising food, labor, and operating costs can justify higher menu prices, but a corkage fee is simply a charge for opening and serving a bottle the customer brings in. Increasing it 40% without notice felt excessive, especially for a casual neighborhood restaurant rather than a high-end dining establishment. At $35, the corkage fee no longer feels aligned with the restaurant's positioning or value. Combined with the lack of transparency and the unwillingness to honor a long-standing rate for loyal customers, it meaningfully changed how we view the restaurant. The food was still very good, as it has been on previous visits. However, the overall experience left a sour taste. As a result, my wife and I won't be returning, and we will no longer recommend Silverlake Bistro to friends, family, or out-of-town visitors. That's a shame, because this was once one of the best reasonably priced neighborhood restaurants in the area. A relatively small change, handled differently, could have preserved our loyalty. Instead, it cost the restaurant two regular customers and future word-of-mouth recommendations.

I've been dying to try Vecinos and finally made it yesterday. We popped in during happy hour where…read morethey offer select drinks for $10. The vibe is casual and cute - you order at the entrance and then they take your food and drinks to the table. You can sit inside or outside but the outside is so adorable so we chose that spot. I ordered a Salt & Sol spritz which was a fun take on an Aperol spritz and has mango juice and peroni- interesting! We also got the aperitivo - which was a fun little tray of snacks, pan con tomate, and the burger. The burger has gotten a lot of hype and I am here to say it's well deserved. Would definitely go back if into vecinos. It seems like the perfect casual spot for post beach day drinks and food, or just a nice bar to catch up with friends.

I love the vibes of this place, it's super chill. A great spot to have some cocktails with friends…read more The service was okay, you order at the front and then go and take a seat. They then bring your drinks and any food to your table. We sat inside because it had rained a bit before and the patio area was still wet. To eat, I indulged in their burger and it was delicious. It comes with a special sauce and some onions. I tore it up! For cocktails I had their take on an espresso which was very spirit forward. Then I decided to try their twist on the aperol spritz which had a salted mango juice and was topped with Peroni. I will say, I really enjoyed tasting the saltiness with each sip. Parking can be a bit tricky, it's street parking. On Wednesdays they have a nice little happy hour special that you could get a charcuterie board half off with the purchase of a bottle. Definitely gotta come back for that happy hour. Other than that, they have happy hour from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm everyday.

We ended up here because a girl outside was handing out promo cards after the bar we actually…read morewanted was packed. To be fair, they told us they'd only been open about three weeks, so hopefully they're still working through the growing pains. We even asked if this was a club because the music was that loud. You had to practically yell just to talk to the person next to you. While we were standing outside deciding, they brought us the menu and talked up how amazing the food was. We were a party of eight. The youngest person was 35. We weren't looking for the Miami nightclub experience--we just wanted somewhere to grab food, have a drink, and watch the World Cup. So we sat down...and then got told we could only order from the late-night menu. That would've been nice to know before we came in. The A/C either wasn't working or wasn't winning the battle because it was HOT. Our beers came out looking like they were 90% foam. I honestly don't blame the server for that, though. She also had to practically do a squat every time she came to the table because the seating is so low. The biggest issue is that this place doesn't seem to know what it wants to be. Is it a nightclub? A sports bar? A fancy restaurant? Pick one. Right now it's trying to be all of them, and it doesn't really succeed at any. A spork isn't a great spoon or a great fork. Then there was the service. Our server decided to memorize all eight orders instead of writing anything down. We actually started taking bets on whether she'd get it right. She didn't. At least one meal never got put in and had to be remade. By the time it finally came out, everyone else had already finished eating. The food itself was...fine. Not bad, but definitely not worth the hype we got outside. I hope they get everything figured out because opening a new place is tough. But after this experience, I don't really have a reason to come back. Wishing them the best.

Beautiful new bar in wynwood. Reserved table for the final WC match. Bounce has it roped off up…read morefront and was a little rude until I said I had reservation, then happily let me and my party in. It was pretty empty inside. I picked outside table and was seated in the back of the patio area. The view was terrible for a sports bar. Its one giant screen composed of four screens with poor picture quality and there are 4 pendant lights obscuring the view. Poor design planning IMO. No other screens on the sides to offer another viewing angle etc. the main bar had better views of numerous screens and seemed more a vibe. Menu was interesting with some eclectic bites but disappointed with execution. Bland city. Also dishes took forever, i ordered an appetizer at the start of the game that didn't come till after half time (I honestly think they just forgot) Tables are way too small even if you get a booth. Drinks were fast, that was a plus.