Be ready to spend quite a bit of money for breakfast. Food is not bad but it's nothing out of this world. I like hot coffee and have never gotten one yet in all the times I've visited. It's always served barely warm. Service is good. In all, if you are into paying a lot for breakfast, then it's for you.
I absolutely loooved every item we had in this restaurant. Any item, from main dishes to desserts will leave you completely satisfied. Don't forget to order the tortilla con chorizo, a classic in every Spanish kitchen.
Great authentic Spanish cuisine. Intimate place to eat. Awsome bakery as well
The turrón cake with Dulce de leche is awesome. Also the Patatas Tortillas. The service is good and courteous
This morning my mom had a craving for some ātortilla espaƱolaā so we drove here from Pembroke Pines. When we arrived the place was full so we had to wait which was fine until they sat three, not one, not two, but three parties who arrived after we did because the size of their parties was more convenient for the owner and host to sit. We told the owner that was unfair and he very rudely told us he wouldnāt sit us at a bigger table because we were only 3 and that he knew what he was doing. These people need some serious customer service training. We have eaten here before and the food was good but if you want good service donāt go here.
The paella was cold. The lechoncillo was cold and bland. We had to send it back for them to fry it (it's not supposed to be fried but they told us it was the only way to make it crunchybut it didn't improve). Service was mediocre. The price was too expensive for the quality of the food. We were expecting better and were extremely disappointed.
Difficulty parking, difficult wheelchair access.
The food is way, too overpriced taste on the bland side, waiters are pressed to sell you bottled water, portion sizes leave you hungry.
This Iberian experience explains the migration from the mainland. Only bright experiences were the serving waiters.
Graziano's Market Place is a much better deal.
Best spot for Spanish food. Excellent breakfast with Spanish IbƩrico ham and eggs. Excellent selection of Spanish wines in their grocery store
Been coming here for years! Pretty good & authentic Spanish food. A little pricey, though. The staff is really nice. Great dessert selection!
IT was acceptable. Thought food flavor was better. Service was very good and courteous.
Not my best dining experience for sure..
Quiet, family oriented. A little pricey but great food and service.
Food are delicious, Order for Catering available, very organize,clean, Parking lot is busy and small they should improve it Delicious food and store also with Spain products.
Loved the Dolce de Leche and caramel pastry that was out of this world. Service extraordinary, excellent selection of wines from Spain, me I bought the sangria. Imported pottery. Love the place. Found it completely by accident.
Extremely expensive. If you decide to go DO NOT get the sirloin steak. They do not know how to do steak. I ordered the sirloin $30.00 the steak cones to the table with about five slashes three quarters through and by the time it gets to the table it has bled out. The wife ordered lamb chops. Very tender but no sign of them having seen rosemary no taste. I would definitely not recommend.
This place is simply A piece of Spain in Miami. The food options are many and every fish is served, well, like this type of cuisine is served in Spain. The mini market and the bakery are great. Every time I can be in Miami this is an obligated stop. Truffles (chocolate ones) bread and ham are my supplies to bring home. Staff is great and the manager does a great job. I highly recommend this place specially if you are after an authentic Spanish restaurant. I've been in United States in many cities and this restaurant is a true one. Do not waste your while in Miami looking for another Spanish restaurant.
Just be aware that parking for some reason has always been limited. I hope the management improves this issue.