Subject: Dental-Care - Compare the Top Cosmetic-Dentists

From: Dentures <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 06 Jun 2014 10:54:58 -0700

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My boyfriend and I were in Miami for a few days before we took off for a cruise. I had seen my eyebrow lady right before visiting. She had visited Miami several times and she recommended this place. We ordered one of empanadas to start (I can't remember which one) but it was dry and overcooked. We also ordered tamal which was pretty bland. I ordered ropa vieja and my boyfriend ordered roasted chicken. Both came with a mound of white rice. We also ordered fried plantains because y're my favorite. ropa vieja was really tasty but meat was pretty tough. roast chicken was cooked just right but nothing too special. Overall I'd say meal was okay, not as great as hype. But far better than anything you'll find at any of tourist traps in area. Excellent food, decent scene (even at 4pm on a Tuesday)... pretty lousy service, but hey, that's South Beach for you. Actually, order went in quickly and food came out in a flash, but it took probably twice as long for server to r
eturn to our table so we could ask for check. We even started to wonder wher re should be a rule about a time limit after which patrons should be allowed to leave without paying, and also if re was anything appropriate that we could toss at our server to get her attention (of course, we were eyeing soft things, like leftover shredded beef). That said, I am giving this place 4 stars because it really was good food (re were only leftovers because it was a good amount of food, and for a great price), and you just have to have patience with service in this part of town. I actually asked for Tres Leches cake (which was only thing I had re that was only so-so) to go because I thought if I didn't ask for check when we finally got our server's attention, it might be anor 3 years before we'd see her again. From outside it appears to be nothing more than a clam shack of sorts- but line out door is an evident sign that one should never judge a book by its cover. As my first tim
e in Miami, I knew I wanted Cuban food. After some thorough research, I stumbled upon Puerto Sagua as a mighty fine establishment in which to satiate my Cuban craving. If you go, I highly recommend: Chickpea soup- an unassuming dish on menu