Claver Nicolas
More expensive to order online than to order on person. I called about six times to make the order ahead but they never picked up the phone. It was full to the brim once i got there, so i guess that was a good thing. Love the carne asada, the nacatamal, manuelitas and frito. Try the cacao and melon con naranja.
Luis Chavez
Very limited parking, but you can park on the street near the location.
Food was quite good. Gallo pinto, platains, salad, beef, pork, cheese was amazing. Full of flavor. Unique and tasty.
Course is good enough. If you are not a person with a big apetite, you can eat it with another one.
Staff was nice. Excellent service. I liked it very much the fact that we were the last ones to buy food and eat it there, and they did not kick us out, they allow us finishing our meal. That's something you don't see everywhere.
Comfortable environment to visit with family and/or friends.
Mando
I have to say, Pinolandia has been top dog for a minute. But this place right here may have just taken the crown. Fresh food, good space to sit and eat, tight parking but great customer service. It literally feels like a relative is serving you food.
Carlo Zeichen
Best Carne Asada in Town, also you can try Pollo Asado or Cerdo Asado.
Gallo Pinto.
Don’t forget to order fried cheese, cabbage salad and their traditional salsa picante.
Large Nicaraguan Buffet.
Johanna G
We’ve been coming to Miami for the last 15 years and for the first few years we couldn’t find good Nicaraguan food until we found this place. They have a large variety of Nicaraguan dishes, always tasty but getting pricey (quesillo $8.50). This doesn’t include a 4% fee that they pass on to their customers. They never give you an itemized receipt either, could be overpaying and not know it.
Vickie Knowles
4.5 Local Nicaraguan food spot (didn't seem like any workers spoke English so find someone who does to tell you about all the different foods). Food was good, made fresh. Place was extremely busy and a little unorganized. Hole-in-the-wall..cool experience. Fried Yucca balls and plantainz were yum, grolled pork was great too..
Edmundo Delgado
Popular 🇳🇮 Nicaraguan Fritanga style restaurant. Most people order take-out or delivery, so don't expect service at your table. The place fills up quickly, and customers must get in line to place orders during peak hours and weekends, but it's worth the wait. Food is authentic, and the portions are generous.
Elainy Sanchez
One of the best carne asadas in Miami. Really good price and totally worth it.
jen valley
I love coming here when I come to Miami. The best Nicaraguan food in the area. The parking and place itself can be busy and hectic. There’s no menu but if you know what you like it won’t be hard to order. Love it so much!
Nathan Roman
The place is really busy food is great.
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