El Pio Pio - Carte

Worst place. Never spend a dollar at this place. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

Very good food and excellent service Thank you Lia for your service! Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Mofongo was too dry and the meat soup was missing cilantro and was bland. The mondongo was good. Music too loud Voir le carte

The owner and staff are the best! If you are in the hialeah area, you have to come and check this place out, you won’t regret!!

The letter says that orange juice costs 4:50 and they charged me for an orange juice A (without ice) 6:75 dollars, the most expensive juice in Miami, plus I bought to go and they charge you 50 cents for service plus taxes of the 50 centIt's a scam since they didn't give me any service because it was takeaway ? ?No wordI do not recommend it

I was working in Hialeah Gardens, and my merchants recommended I eat here. It’s a small place that feels a bit outdated and was quite warm. The owner asked me what I wanted to eat, and I ordered pork chops with a salad. She suggested I try tostones as well. The food was authentically homemade Dominican and really delicious. The service was excellent too. Voir le carte

What can I tell you about this place, I wish I can add more.. The food is great, the services , the servers , the people that goes there ,are regular customers for at least 5-10 years, the owner is like no others, she love all customers, she even served if the place is to busy (very humble person) don't believed my review, Please go and ask for Mary , she's the owner and a beautiful human being , I seen her giving food to kids that pass by from school or the street asking for just water, but she always ask, did you eat? are you hungry? NO ONE DOES THAT ANYMORE.. people love this person, May GOD keep blessing her and her family. We love the way you're with my family and with every one, for yo...

Nestled in a cozy corner of Hialeah, Taste of the Caribbean offers an authentic Dominican dining experience that brings the vibrant flavors of the Caribbean right to your plate. This small, family-owned restaurant is a hidden gem, where the warmth of the staff and owner is only surpassed by the richness of the food. The main courses are where Taste of the Caribbean truly shines. The mofongo—a classic dish made with mashed plantains, garlic, and chicharrón—is a hearty and flavorful treat. Accompanied by succulent shrimp in a rich garlic sauce, it perfectly captures the essence of Dominican comfort food. The pollo guisado, a traditional stewed chicken, is tender and infused with a robust blend...

I had a craving for pregnancy, I arrived with my husband and a friend. Looking forward to eating delicious Dominican food. The place is not familiar. So I do not recommend that you go with children. Many drunks from the entrance. When we sat down, everything was going well, I only thought about having a delicious “die dreaming. “The waitress came over and very rudely asked us what we were going to eat. My very educated friend asked you about the food dishes since she didn't know much about Dominican food, the waitress was very rude. However with that rudeness. He was serving us and my husband couldn't make up his mind to order. The waitress left us there and went to serve another table. It w... Voir le carte