El Carajo
$$ • Spanish, Tapas, Wine BarsAbout El Carajo
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El Carajo Reviews
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Bienes tapas a precios razonables!
great service , great food and good 🍷
Best Paella de carne in Miami!
There was another place that is no longer open that used to be my go-to paella de carne Spanish restaurant. However, I found this hidden gem, and I think it's even better than my previous favorite spot. Definitely come for those who like paella de carne. I'm definitely coming back.
BTW, The Garbanzos were DELICIOUS As well!
There was another place that is no longer open that used to be my go-to paella de carne Spanish restaurant. However, I found this hidden gem, and I think it's even better than my previous favorite spot. Definitely come for those who like paella de carne. I'm definitely coming back.
BTW, The Garbanzos were DELICIOUS As well!
Hours
| Monday | 12 - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 12 - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 12 - 10PM |
| Thursday | 12 - 10PM |
| Friday | 12 - 11PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 11PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 10PM |
El Carajo is a cozy and inviting restaurant known for its excellent tapas and a superb wine selection. Visitors often find the atmosphere warm and welcoming, with an old-world style interior that creates a comforting environment, despite the unique location in a gas station. The food offers classic Spanish cuisine, including popular dishes like paella, pulpo, and tortilla española, which are highly praised for their quality. The menu is straightforward, focusing on no-frills, traditional flavors that satisfy. The staff, especially servers like Dalis and Yanira, are friendly, attentive, and professional, making guests feel valued and well taken care of. Many reviews highlight the lively and friendly atmosphere, where strangers might share a glass of sangria, adding to the communal vibe. While the food and service are generally excellent, some guests have mentioned feeling rushed during their visits, which affects their overall experience. Despite this, El Carajo remains a favorite for those seeking good Spanish food and a great wine selection in a cozy setting.