Reviews on Latin food in Miami Gardens, Florida, United States. Miami Gardens is a suburban city located in north-central Miami-Dade County, Florida. Its boundaries stretch from I-95 and NE 2nd Avenue on the east, to NW 47th and NW 57th Avenues on the west, and from the Broward County line on the north, to 151st Street on the south. The city name comes from one of the major roadways through the area, Miami Gardens Drive. According to a 2011 estimate from the US Census Bureau, the city had a population of 109,680, and it is the largest city in Florida that has a majority African American population. It is a principal city of the Miami metropolitan area, which was home to an estimated 6,012,331 people at the 2015 census.
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4 based on 99 reviews
Coming from a Peruvian background it is mediocre. I ordered the most common meal that most Peruvian restaurants don't go wrong with, Lomo Saltado, and the meat was raw, the plate overall was a bit dry for my taste. My friend ordered black beans, since she is use to her Caribbean food. However, she had to return it because it was served cold and tasteless. I did tell her that black beans is not a Peruvian thing. I had to order something else and of course had to pay the difference which was a dollar. The waitress was determine I pay that dollar. Anyway it didn't matter because I will not be returning.
I really like going to this restaurant. Its very casual, relatively inexpensive, and although I've only had the Chupa de Mariscos (Seafood Gumbo - its the yellow-orange colored soup if you've had it before) and the Whole Red Snapper (at a different visit), but both were absolutely delicious. They put a good amount of seafood in the soup, and my server was very, very nice!
I have been visiting this Cuban bakery/restaurant for over 20 years, and itâs still the same. Fresh pastries, delicious breakfast, great customer service and excellent Cuban coffee. The sausage taste homemade, the Cuban toast with butter is delicious and the display of pastries and cakes are really pretty. Even though I had moved to another state for a few years, when I come back home to Miami, I am always coming here for breakfast or guava pastries. They are delicious and filled with guava and cheese inside the pastry. Itâs not too sweet, just that fruity taste thatâs right. I will definitely be back this week. I also added some photos for your view.
4 based on 366 reviews
My family and I were staying in North Miami for a quick trip and were looking for some Cuban food when we stumble upon this place in the listings. Let's just say it was exactly what we were looking for and it did not disappoint. Accompanied by some live music (which wasn't too loud at all like most places), the entire atmosphere was fun and great for families or groups.The food, from the appetizers to the main dishes were fantastic. I would recommend starting off with the fried yuca cheese balls (deliciosos!) and the plantain chips (some of the best I've ever had; light and very crispy). For the main courses, the ropa vieja was a popular choice, as was the Little Havana Steak. We were pleasantly surprised each entree came with white rice, black beans, and fried plantains so it is definitely a great value for the price.As for drinks, the mojitos were delicious. We tried the regular and the mango and both were very good, and nice and strong :)The service was just as great. We can't wait to come back next time we visit Miami!
Best Spanish food near Miami Gardens, Florida, United States
4 based on 219 reviews
Dined on a Tuesday. Pretty busy for mid week. Started with shrimp and pineapple tostones which were very good. Mojitos are also tasty. Had the vaca frita - shredded beef with onions with mojo rice and plantains. Meat and rice were flavorful. Plantains perfectly sweet. Table also had shrimp paella, needed a bit more heat and spice. Fried whole red snapper was also good. Venue has old Cuban flare inside and out. Lots of items to choose from and try. Worth the trip.
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4 based on 236 reviews
We started with Queso Fundido and chilli relleno with shredded chicken .Both were excellent.For our main entrees we ordered the fish tacos , a chilli relleno with shrimp and one with steak and a large asada a la yucateco.Finished our meal with chocolate ice cream.Recommend.
Top 10 Seafood food in Miami Gardens, Florida, United States
4 based on 146 reviews
Restaurant is located in Miami Lakes but may also be found in HIaleah. In addition, this restaurant has several locations around miami.
This restaurant was recommended by the staff at our hotel. We were very disappointed and would not go back. First of all, the staff do not speak English. We felt like nobody wanted to wait on us due to the fact that we did not speak Spanish. Most importantly, the food was poor; it was served cold and we felt like there was nothing we could do about it due to the language barrier. Very poor experience.
Most Popular Asian food in Miami Gardens, Florida, United States
4 based on 156 reviews
For the last 25 years, our Latin American restaurant has specialized in serving authentic Nicaraguan and Central American style cuisine to the area. Our house special and most popular dish, the churrasco which is a tenderloin meat filet, is accompanied wi
I have frequented this gem on multiple occasions. If you have never tried Nicaraguan food, think Argentinian and you will not be far off. Beautiful and unusual decor, indoor and outdoor seating in the heart of Miami Lakes. The food is great, the service is excellent and the experience is wonderful. Moderately priced.
4 based on 116 reviews
In an upscale shopping area. Good food. Reasonable prices. You order at the counter, and the food is brought to your selected table. There's a salsa bar. I got the chicken burrito, stuffed with goodies and accompanied by chips and pico de gallo. I'd order it again. Good service.
Best Fast Food food near Miami Gardens, Florida, United States
4 based on 42 reviews
The food is excellent and well Dominican seasoned especially the Boca Chica Grouper and the Picadera for one was enough for two, our waitress Lilly was very kind and pleasant, only bad spots the area where the restaurant is located, they should move it to a decent neighborhood like West Kendall where they have plenty of Dominican well educated people that miss their country food but most of Dominican restaurant in Miami are located in bad neighborhoods lika Carol City, Allapatah and Miami Gardens, also there was an waitress, chubby with owled eyes that had nothing to do with us and was pestering our table by sitting on our chairs and being very touchy with her hands while talking to us and that made my wife very furious, people like that should be on the other side of the restaurant where the loud music is and all the lonely gentlemen, keep this waitress out of couples dining because someday will get your restaurant in trouble with a jealous wife, I was going to return because of your great food but won't go back because of this bad experience.
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