Location: Margate
Top Restaurants in Margate
Most Popular South American food in Margate, Florida, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best South American food in Margate, Florida, United States. Margate is a city in Broward County, Florida, United States. As of the 2010 census, the city had a population of 53,284. Margate is part of the Miami metropolitan area, which was home to an estimated 6,012,331 people in 2015.
Things to do in Margate
10. Gordo's Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By BrazilBum
This comfortable yet simple local restaurant presents elegantly served large plates of delicious very authentic Peruvian foods. In fact, we were the only none Peruvians in the place for lunch today! Now, that's a real testimony to the restaurants authenticity. My wife and I shared two very typical Peruvian dishes. First a mixed seafood cerviche and then a seafood chaufa. We just managed to finish all the wonderful food. It was so good we couldn't leave a morsel. The restaurant has a website and a Facebook page as well as a twitter account and a QR. Very well done. We can't wait to go back and try more dishes or pick up to take out one of their lunch specials. Definitely a plus for Broward County. Oh, by the way, they also serve "American Fare" for kids or those in your group that just don't understand the joy of trying new, but really excellent "foreign" food. All and all, it was a nice surprise.
9. Chifa Taypa Chinese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By c_strella
When my friend told me that there was a Peruvian/Chinese restaurant around, we decided to check it out. This restaurant was my 7th and last stop in the Miami/Fort Lauderdale area continuing with my culinary Peruvian experience. My expectation were high, I haven't had Chinese/Peruvian since I have been to Peru. The food wasn't bad, but I had better Chinese food. The portions were large; definitely what a peruvian would call tay-pa.I didn't order anything special, some vegetables and some fried rice. My friends ordered the fried noodles. I ask if she thought the food had a Peruvian flavor, and she said no. They had Lucuma ice-cream and that save the day for me!Maybe is the fact that there are so many Peruvian people that makes you think you are somewhere in Peru. Chifa TayPa is a very ambitious project. I don't think you could have this type of food, but only in Peru. It is the fusion of so many years that could not be imitated outside the country. Would I go back? No. If I feel like Chinese food, I know the place.
8. Tumi Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By 801susanf
This restaurant has very good Peruvian food. We were happily surprised that they had entertainment on Friday night @ 9. The duo sang mostly Latin songs but they were willing and able to sing in English .
7. New Jersey Deli 2
After 23 years we have open our 2nd store. Original from Uruguay We bring our style of bakery and desserts, .also. we serve Coffee (cappuccino, espresso, cortadito, etc) We have a big menu with different types of sandwiches but our traditional Chivito Spe
Reviewed By Arielfl
Like it's nearby neighbor Toasted Cafe I must have passed this place hundreds of times without paying attention. Thankfully I have great Yelp friends who like to share their good finds. Hence I found myself and a weekday afternoon meeting up with some friends to try some of the offerings of the New Jersey Deli 2. We ended up sharing a mixture of their pastries, sandwiches, and empanadas. I noticed that a lot of their pastries have caramel in them. My favorite was a cake covered in meringue that was yellow sponge on the inside with caramel, cream and peaches. We also had a caramel, cake, and some of the cookies. The beef empanadas were so good I had to get some to go. Empanada flavors come in beef, chicken, ham and cheese, spinach, cheese, cheese and onion, and fish. .Once you make your selection they fry it up for you. The coffee was amazing. It was a lot better than what you get in a coffee shop chain. A lot of care was given to fresh brewing it and topping it with a thick layer of foamy milk. My fancy coffee and a chocolate croissant was only $2.95. Later on I paid for four empandas and the meringue cake and it was only $12.00. They offer both inside and outside seating. I thought the prices are inexpensive for the quality of the food. My friend said lunch is even better so I will have to come back for that. Great food and great company turned an ordinary week day afternoon into a delight.
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6. Casa do Pastel
Reviewed By Victor G
The people that work at this place are very nice, big smile, nice service, the owners wife goes into the TIPS jar and takes everything away from the employees, we saw it and when we asked the help, they told us she always do that, That is a shame. The food is good but the help don't stay long because of the abuse. The owner knows about it and he is worst plus attitude and the way he treats helpers.
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5. Mr. Fish
Reviewed By heguangz
This is a small Peruvian restaurant that serves as seafood market as well. The menu is of both English and Spanish. I had takeout cervich of mixed seafood which was tasty . Wish they had more red onions in it but overall good. Would definitely go back.
4. El Rinconcito Salvadoreno Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 179 reviews
Reviewed By tp02
out of beer, cancelled lasagne after ordering and later informed it would take 1 and 1/2 hoursthey replaced with something not on menu, but charged lasagne priceordered off lunch menu, which showed drink priceswhen bill came showed $7 a glass for chiantiwhen questioned, were told that was happy hour pricenot particularly impressed with atmosphere, service or courtesydon't believe they deserve the high ratings from some folksnot recommended
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3. El Balcony De Las Americas
Reviewed By MichaelTyrrell
When you marry into a Colombian family, you are not only blessed with a true sense of "la familia" but also a veritable treasure of new culinary delights. We are, "regulars" at El Bacon, and have no need for the menu, every dish is indelibly printed in our minds. The food, atmosphere, and of course... the Colombian news on their televisions, makes you feel as if you were eating in Bogota! I have NEVER had a substandard meal in this establishment, they are consistent and never disappoint. Every, El Bacon location we have had the pleasure of visiting was outstanding. We even watched the, "World Cup," soccer at the Margate store...what an amazing time! Do yourself a favor, whether it be breakfast, lunch, or dinner...you can't go wrong at El Bacon.
2. La Granja Parrilla
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By bambam1955
Before you will think to go to a fast food restaurant with burguers, think about this very good option; at La Granja Parrilla you will find real food at fast food prices, maybe this is their winning secret.This peruvian restaurant has adapted the original dishes to the Floridian-caribbean, market, the original Pollo a la Braza is served with french fries and salad, it has been adapted to this market with white rice and black beans, that also is not bad, is very acceptable even is not the original recipy. The restaurant offers free spicy sauces and onions sauces. Is not the best, but this place offers good fresh food at very low price. They offer the most popular peruvian food as lomos saltados, seafood and more.
1. Sr. Ceviche
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By jcheing
Food is very good, dishes are somewhat smaller than usual as it is a fusion place. If you don't mind paying, then it is a good place to eat.
