Location: Miami
Top Restaurants in Miami
Most Popular Mexican food in Miami, Florida, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Mexican food in Miami, Florida, United States. Miami is hot hot hot! And it’s not just the sultry weather. Here, the nightlife is scorching, thanks to a strong Latin influence and spicy salsa culture. Dance the noche away in a nightclub, or indulge in a fancy meal at one of the city’s celebrity-owned restaurants. By day, hit the beach of course, or have yourself a walkabout, taking in Miami’s colorful art deco architecture. Grab a Cuban sandwich in Little Havana, then ride the vintage carousel at Virginia Key Beach Park.
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1. Diez y Seis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 366 reviews
Led by Chef Jose Icardi, Diez y Seis is a Mexican restaurant with a renegade take on classic cuisine. Paying homage to Mexico's culinary contributions, Diez y Seis delivers a twist on the classics, at the iconic Shore Club South Beach.
Reviewed By tracyjayne01
Having read the reviews, decided to visit.Difficult to find...you have to enter via the main entrance of a hotel (having asked the doorman if it was there) and walk all the way through and out to the pool area.Service - extremely slow, impersonal, in fact we were ignored for the majority of the time we were there. All of the staff were totally disinterested in us,we now realise why...18% service charge already added to the bill.Food - small portions and bland. Managed to flag down a passing staff member to order coffee after our meal. Took about 20mins to arrive and was lukewarm at best. One of them had been spilt on the saucer...no apology, no nothing. Despite the temperature of the coffee, it was the tastiest thing we had.Wouldnt recommend and wont go back.Tracy, we are saddened to hear you did not receive the 5-star experience our team strives to provide. It would mean a great deal to us to have a chance to address your feedback personally, and we ask that you please email [email protected] and include your contact information and availability. Thank you.
2. Tequiztlan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 293 reviews
Family Owned Mexican Restaurant. Staying True to the Authentic Grandma Mexican Recipes Passed Down. Hip Industrial Vibe with a Modern Touch. We welcome you in to have a great experience with us. We offer Daily Happy Hour. Party Menus. Lunch Menu. Sunday B
Reviewed By B2711IEmarkf
Decided to try for my birthday dinner while in Miami and glad we did. From the atmosphere, to the drinks, food and service, this place is fantastic. Outdoor seating is available, but due to some scattered showers in the area, we chose inside. The selection of Tequilas is amazing, if this is your drink of choice, you will not be disappointed. Food was delicious and the service is top notch. Nice relaxed atmosphere conducive for conversations and family time. So happy to hear you had a great time on your birthday! We do try to do our best in everything and it shows :D We hope to see you soon We have great happy hours Monday- Thursday bar only all night
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3. La Cerveceria De Barrio Mexican Food
Overall Ratings
4 based on 174 reviews
La CervecerÃa de Barrio is a casual seafood and street food concept offering something for the whole family to enjoy. We're a casual cantina serving fresh meat and seafood with Mexican flair.
Reviewed By daraalberti
My family and I went out for drinks when meeting up and Jose was a great bartender and host for our visit to La CervecerÃa de Barrio. The food (guac, chips, quesadilla and burrito) were SO delicious. The drinks, margarita and mojito were very good too. We will definitely join Jose and his team at La Cerveceria de barrio once again, and many more! Fun place and enjoyable environment. PLUS great music! daraalberti,Thank you sincerely for taking the time to write a review about your experience at La Cerveceria de Barrio. We're glad you and your family enjoyed the food and the service as well. We hope to welcome you again soon.
4. Taquiza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 561 reviews
Taquiza is a traditional Mexican taquerÃa crafting authentic tacos & street fare. Our blue masa, used for our homemade gluten-free tortillas and chips, is ground daily using certified USDA Organic & NON-GMO corn. We carry a wide variety of Mexican beer al
Reviewed By travelrobertobaidoo
We had a quick dinner at the Collins avenue branch, GREAT service, first time here so the waitress was kind to answer all our questions. The price was GOOD we had 4 tacos 3.5$ each + guacamole + melted cheese sause both were delicious and came with extra price (2$ each) and Blue Mesa chips(6$) which was absolutely AMAZING.Food quality was TOP!! homemade and freshly served.The restaurant Had a REALLY NICE atmosphere.However the only downside we were sitting outside fighting with insects it was 27° Celsius and we choose to stay outside so fair enough can't blame them.
5. Jaguar Latin-American Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1095 reviews
Jaguar Latin-American Kitchen brings Miami's flourishing Latin food scene a fresh cuisine inspired by the flavors of Latin America. At Jaguar, you can enjoy classic dishes such as Chupe de Camaron. You can also sample one of our contemporary culinary crea
Reviewed By arcadence
What a disaster. I came to this venue with a group of around 25 people. We were seated around 830PM, and our menu was fixed, with appetizers and choice of entree.Appetizers consisted of chips with salsa, chips/bread with guacamole, and ceviche. The chips came out first with the salsa. The chips came in small sized cups, and was to be shared with 4-5 people, it appeared as they only brought out 5 cups. The chips and guacamole came out about 20 minutes later. This plate also had to be shared with 4-5 people, and there weren't enough chips as well. The ceviche came out last, about 90 minutes after we had seated. The ceviche was also a joke, and it came out with ceviche on 6 spoons. Literally 6 spoonfuls of ceviche, and various types of ceviche, but no clue as to what was what. Needless to say, not much of an appetizer.Around 1020-1030 (restaurant closes at 11), dinner was served, however, several plates, including mine and the host's was served much later than everyone else. People were done eating by the time we got our plates. And because it was a fixed menu, it wasn't like we ordered something different and complex. All the entrees were a disaster. The Lomo was served without rice, since they seemed to have run out of rice (like wtf? and it wasn't even busy on the Thursday night we went). The mahi-mahi was served without rice for the same reason. We were given salads as a substitute. The seafood was severely overcooked. The shrimp was chewy and the fish needed a knife to cut through. The only saving grace for the entire evening was that the wine actually tasted good. There are some good Peruvian places in Miami to eat. This is not one of them.
