Location: Pinecrest
Top Restaurants in Pinecrest
Top Things to do in Pinecrest
- 1. Pinecrest Gardens
- 2. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
- 3. Miami Peacock Adventures - Day Tours
- 4. Coral Reef Park: The Village's Premiere Public Park
- 5. Dadeland Mall
- 6. Pinecrest Gardens Farmer's Market
- 7. Village of Merrick Park
- 8. Evelyn Greer Park
- 9. The Palms at Town & Country
- 10. Veterans Wayside Park
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Most Popular Spanish food in Pinecrest, Florida, United States
Find out what Spanish restaurants to try in Pinecrest. Pinecrest is an affluent suburban village in Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States of America. The population was 18,223 as of the census of 2010. Pinecrest is governed by a five-member Village Council and operates under the Council-Manager form of government. 33156, the zip code that encompasses all of the village, has been consistently ranked as one of the most expensive in the United States.
Things to do in Pinecrest
1. Grill Argentino - Kendall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 148 reviews
A trip to Grill Argentino Kendall is the perfect opportunity to indulge in some serious feasting - including sampling some of Argentina's legendary steaks. Argentinean people have a reputation for their love of food, it's no surprise our social gatherings
Reviewed By Miguel V
The worst service ever. We declined the alcoholic beverage and really treated us as second class citizen. It was Ricon Argentino before and I do not remember it being that bad. The food was horrible, the worst milanesa ever. Never offer to refill our sodas or waters and when we asked they seemed bothered. They were more interested in watching the soccer game on TVHello Miguel, We are sorry to hear about your negative experience. Our staff is not trained to make customers feel guilty for not ordering alcoholic beverages. We will make sure to communicate your experience with our staff and make sure that this doesn't happen again. Warm Regards,
2. Cafe Catula Restaurant & Fine Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Combining a variety of international cuisines and styles, Café Catula offers an exceptional fine dining experience. Our eclectic menu incorporates Italian, Argentinean, Spanish, and French techniques, and features the finest and freshest ingredients avail
Reviewed By RRaposoMiami
Four couple went for dinner last Friday at Café Catula. We have all been here before both together and with other friends. Once again we were more than pleased with the whole experience, from the atmosphere, the service and specially the food. My Red Snapper with mashed potatoes and vegetables was exquisite. And I may add a very healthy portion, unlike some restaurants that the portions are either tiny or humongous, theirs is just right. A couple of my friends had one of the Lobster dishes and raved about the taste as well. Their creative Ravioli is always good as it was on this visit. All their sauces are outstanding. They also offer a large selection of imaginative Appetizers both cold and hot with a seafood flair. The Menu, while international and Italian influenced also has a Spanish-Cuban feel, so you'll see plantains and sides of rice if you don't want potatoes. Café Catula has a full bar and can serve any mixed drink as well as wine. They also have a piano player providing soft background music so you can still enjoy a nice conversation with people at your table, unlike some places that the music is so loud you can't hear a thing. To end the meal we had their Creme Brulle dessert which was better than most and worth the price specially when sharing. The restaurant is also a small art gallery and they have a few interesting sculptures on display specially as you enter. The servers take care of the customers, your water glass is always refilled! The entrance is under cover, so never a worry of rain when you visit. There's a $5.00 Valet parking at the entrance, or you can park yourself in the parking garage that's attached. I highly recommend Café Catula, located just off Sunset Drive and on 87th Avenue.
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3. Malanga Cafe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 135 reviews
Malanga Cafe is a place to eat, to talk and to drink. Malanga takes pride in providing its customers with the best Cuban food in Miami. Recognized for its World's Best Pan con Lechon, Handmade croquetas, and its freshly ground tamales. The Miami Herald ca
Reviewed By Ramblingwelove
Theyâre not kidding when their website says you throw a rock in Miami and chances are youâll hit a Cuban restaurant. They also said they were different and on that point they delivered. Walking in there was a different vibe. It was a neighborhood place with decor that was interesting and not kitschy. The service was excellent, attentive but not hovering. I had the shredded pork over guava sauce. It didnât look like the picture but was delicious. Hubby had the roast pork which was well seasoned and juicy. Our granddaughter had the pollo a la plancha with rice/beans. It came out juicy and not like many kids meals that are dry or look like they came out of box. This was fresh and delicious and enough for 2 kids. She had plenty to take home. We will definitely return and bring friends because thatâs the kind of place this is. The kind you want to bring family and friends to.
Most Popular Seafood food in Pinecrest, Florida, United States
4. Rincon Espanol
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By Delatorrellc
This over priced restaurant never fails to disappoint. I love Spanish food and have tried giving the restaurant an opportunity several times. The service, food and ambiance is miserably bad more often than not. For those that have never really had Spanish food it may seem ok but trust me its a far stretch for those of us who truly know this type of cuisine. Unfortunate.
5. Kapallaq Peruvian Cuisine
The best Peruvian Cuisine in Pinecrest.
Reviewed By Mllto
We recently went for dinner to Kapallaq. The place is nicely decorated , clean and comfortable. We ordered the ceviche appetizer which was good & had the grilled octopus as a main course which was very good. They have several interesting drinks in the menu which our waiter strongly recomended...we oredered a caipirinha which the waiter told us they do not make. We ordered bourbon on the rocks and were charged over $20 dollars for each drink. How they charge over $20 for a shot of liquor on ice is a mystery to me, but lesson learned. At that price 4 drinks was alomost more than the food. In summary good food....watch what you order from the bar....stick to beer & pisco stlye drinks which is what they know.Good afternoon,Thank you for visit us. I am glad that you like the decor and the food. I am very sorry that we charge more than $20 for a bourbon. I just want it to tell you that it was a mistake. We have 3 different bourbons and none of them are more than $12. We do serve caipirinhas, it is not on our speciality cocktail list but we have cachaÄa, sugar and limes. I promise if you come back an give us another chance we will make the caipirinha or any other cocktail that you like on the house. We appreciate your review and we are looking forward to see you again.
