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I was here with a couple of friends and we tried miami spice and a couple of signature drinks. The ambience was amazing! The lychee and cucumber martinis were my favourite! Definitely coming back!

Andrew was great!! And his services was great as well paid great attention to detail. He will be the reason I come back here!!

Andrés the best

Everything was lovely: the food, the atmosphere, and the excellent service.

Andres is an excellent waiter

Love this place! If you’re visiting miami you have to check it out!

Everything was amazing! Food and vibe 10/10!

Unfortunately, I have to leave this review because what happened really did not sit well with me. My wife and I came here with friends visiting from out of town who had seen the restaurant on IG and made the reservation. It was our first time here and we were excited to try it. When we arrived, my friends and I were allowed in, but my wife was stopped and told she couldn’t enter unless she removed her hat because hats are not permitted. My wife explained that she is currently undergoing cancer treatment and has recently started losing her hair. This is very new for her, and she’s simply not comfortable going out without a hat right now. The host spoke to the manager, Raul, who still said no. When I asked to speak with Raul myself, his explanation was that if he allowed her in with a hat, then he would have to allow everyone else to wear one. I’m sorry, but this was an isolated MEDICAL situation. We weren’t asking you to change the dress code for everyone. This was a poor excuse, very unprofessional & downright rude. Simple situation that could have been handled with a little more compassion. It’s already bad enough what my wife is going through. She shouldn’t also have to feel embarrassed in front of her friends AND explain her medical situation to two different people just to justify wearing a hat. We decided to stay only because our friends were visiting from out of town, it was already around 7pm, and finding another restaurant for everyone in Miami Beach at that point would have been a mission. Once we decided to stay, my wife went to the bathroom to try to fix her hair so she could feel a little more comfortable without her hat. Watching her have to do that made me even more upset. I understand restaurants have rules and dress codes, and normally I have no problem respecting them. But there are situations where common sense, empathy, and basic human compassion should come first. She wasn’t trying to be difficult or get special treatment. She is a cancer patient dealing with hair loss who simply wanted to enjoy dinner with her wife and friends. Businesses, especially in hospitality, need to be more sensitive to situations like this. When someone explains a legitimate medical circumstance, the response shouldn’t be, “If I let you do it, I have to let everyone do it.” I truly hope the owners read this and reconsider how situations like this are handled in the future. Rules are important, I understand that. But there should also be room for compassion and exceptions when someone is dealing with a legitimate medical situation. *Also, the saxophone person that was performing Sat night, was wearing a hat. I guess it’s ok for HIM since he’s the entertainment. **Host & waiter were amazing. I don’t remember the waiters name but I do remember he’s from Serbia & the host really did try to make us feel comfortable once he sat us down at our table.

Did not allow my friend with Cancer thats losing hair to wear a cap. Manager was rude and literally said "If I let her in with a hat I have to let everyone else in"

Very good service from Andres and excellent quality in both the food and the service.

The food and atmosphere were delicious. Our waiter, Andrés, was incredibly polite, professional, and stood out for his friendliness and efficiency. Highly recommended!