Soriano Brothers Cuban Cuisine
$ • Cuban, Latin American, Pet Friendly
Hours:
2393 W 78th St, Hialeah
(786) 703-2583
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Fui a este restaurants a comprar sopa y está lleno de pequeños huesos de pollos no me la pude comer porque la verdad era un peligro , y como que tenía picante la experience fue pésima
had to wait until 5 pm in the sun to pick up an order that was supposed to be ready at 11 am on Christmas Eve. Completely ruined our dinner. Saw customers give up and just leave after pre-paying food, because they could no longer wait. To top it off, the food was inedible. Will never eat here again or recommend to anyone.
Beware!! Proceed with caution. I made and paid for a order in advance, however when I arrived at the Cutler Bay store to pick up my order with my receipt I was refused service. My order was ready, but they would not honor my receipt. I hope it had nothing to do with me being Afro-American. This experience made me start to ask questions in the community, and it seems that I'm not the only non Hispanic in the community that, have had these or similar issues. One complaint that keeps...read full review
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Hours
| Monday | 6AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 6AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 6AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 6AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 6AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 6AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 7AM - 7PM |
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Soriano Brothers Cuban Cuisine offers everyday, good and simple Cuban food. Portions are generous and delicious, with dishes like Vaca Frita, arroz moro, calabaza, and Boniato Fritos. The chicharrones are perfect for guacamole. The Batidos are a must-try. The staff is friendly and attentive, providing excellent customer service. A great spot for delicious Cuban cuisine in South Florida.
The restaurant offers a typical Cuban food experience, with exquisite and well-cooked dishes. Customers can see the different dishes on the counter and want to try them all. The food is considered the best in Miami. While the prices have increased over the years, the portions are good, although heavy on the rice. The restaurant also offers specialty Cuban country-style items that are hard to find in other more upscale Cuban restaurants, such as the barrigada, which is recommended.