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Good food but less options in chicken, egg and shrimps. Loved the desert and the bread. Usually very crowded on Saturday and Sunday evenings so please make sure to reserve a table before you reach there.

Went to this Latin restaurant for their owner's, Vicente, Wine Night. It was excellent. Located in midtown, this is the sister location to Vicente's Cuban Cuisine downtown. The atmosphere is great; modern and chic. It's also pretty upscale. There was a clarinet orchestra playing, which is much diffe

I had an excellent meal. What really made the place great was the ambiance. Waiter was excellent. Rolls and food were on point. The waiter was excellent and the manager, jose was also extremely friendly. I'd highly recommend this place for a date!

We were recommended this place by the owner at Vicente’s, downtown Detroit. Enjoyed our New Year’s eve dinner here, made great by the fact that they happily accepted a last minute reservation request just a few hours before we wanted to come in! Food was excellent and portion sizes were large. I or

Great decor, excellent food choices. My only complaint was the live music made it hard to hear the person across the table from me.

Jane the bartender makes the experience amazing! And the chef has a amazing health-conscious, many items gluten free, NuWave yet traditional Latin menu.

I had a phenomenal experience at Bolero last night. They fortunately were able to accommodate our party of eight plus two infants last minute which is unheard of. The food is incredible and authentic. My entire party thoroughly enjoyed our appetizers, main courses, drinks, and deserts. Oh, and t

They share lots of similarities with Vincents’s, which is to be expected as they are owned by the same group. It’s menu is smaller, if not slightly more upscale. It once again focuses on a none traditional Hispanic menu (Cuban/Peruvian) as opposed to Mexican or Central American. The taste is refresh