Sopa de res and the pupusas are great here.
The best sopa de res... And quest frito
Yes, plantains great, yuca so good. we had the lunch specials, and they were all good.
Try the Bacalau de Luis (cooked with Porto) or Sopa Marinera...delicious!
Nice family restaurant. Try the arroz con mariscos.
Authentic Portuguese plates of fried sardines, fresh seafood, pork with clams... [Eater 38 Member]
Enjoy the Sopa de Res and all the gossips from the waitresses ;)
Try the Special Of The House - Beef (sirloin), fried egg, white cheese, beans, cream and tortillas. What else could you ask for....
House special are a most to try!
Flautas, sopes (softly fried masa cakes capped with pinto beans, queso blanco, and meat of choice), menudo, and pozole are other specialties of the house. Read more.
Authentic Mexican food! Food was great (we had the nachos and a selection of tacos). The service was really good and fast, and the staff was very helpful.
Ask if they've got Cochinita Pibil. If they do, order and then tweet and thank me.
Try “sopa de res” the best!!
Fantastic Frita. Fullstop. Go there, get it! And the staff is great too.
Open since the 1960’s, this restaurant is where El Mago de las Fritas got its start. Try the frita, topped with homemade thin fried potatoes. As seen on Travel Channel’s Burger Land. Read more.
Sopa de pollo pequeña was giant and awesome. Killer $1.50 cafe con leche.
Order a Cubano, sweet plantains, and cafecito. If you're hungry the fried pork plate looks awesome.
Cafesito, for all my F4 friends
Food is incredible. Especially the Sopa.
Phenomenal breakfasts! They serve baleadas, which are really what you'd want in a breakfast burrito under another name.
Nice place, kind people, great food. Reminacent of the best country in the world! 🇭🇳 We had baleada, pupusa, platano relleno. Everything was delicious. And they had banana and uva tropical! Woohooo!
Pan con minuta and a sopa con arroz (to-go so you get a bit more) with a Jupiña. Amazing!
Best seafood restaurant in Miami. Don't miss their fried shrimp.
Their fried shrimp is a Miami classic.
What sets Guayacan apart from the crowd of Nica spots is the array of hearty, homemade sopas -- different ones for every day of the week. Lunch and dinner. Read more.
Pechuga de Pollo a la Plancha is so good and healthy.....try it!!!!
Fresh seafood, straight off the boat. Try the fish dip and golden crabs - yum!
Fresh seafood
It's a good place to buy fresh seafood!
Burritos are excellent. Chips And ordeurs are tasty also the service is fast. Prices are good too.
Great inexpensive Mexican spot . Casual atmosphere . Service is good just have patience with the server she gets nervous at times . I do suggest steak over chicken it tends to be a bit dry .
Great taco place even if you're vegetarian! Really good mexican food in Miami!
Fresh ingredients and everything tastes wonderful! So nice that they have brown rice too!!
The lentil soup and the stuffed peppers!!
I should have stock in this plane considering its in my building and I'm here twice a day.... Good Colombian food
Good fresh Colombian food. The fish was tasty, "Mojarra" which is stewed tomato & onions. Highly recommend.
Arturo Lopez has been bringing Colombian food to Miamians since 1974. This, the third locale of his Monserrate Restaurant (the other two are in Doral), brings the food closer to Coral Gables. Read more.
Best of Miami 2013- Best Colombian Restaurant: Restaurante Monserrate. Claiming to be Miami's oldest Colombian restaurant, you can find authentic colombian eat. Try their Bandeja Paisa. Read more.
The Spanish dishes are excellent, specially the fish. The staff and waiters are very friendly. Service is outstanding. Ambiance is also magnificent... Highly recommend!
Most Saturday nights have a special show such as live music or fiery drink mixing.
A hole in the wall but great service... Not to mention the food is excellent... We come here so often the servants and owner knows us already...
Have the 5J ham appetizer (most expensive one they have in the little menu). It's the best ham you'll ever have. Oh, and the lobster thermidor is delicious.
Ask for the "Tapas" menu (they usually don't give it unless you ask) and get any of those items, they are all excellent, very Spanish authentic. You can't skip desserts, they are delicious as well.
Pera al vino is my all time favorite dessert!
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA