Eating Out In Hialeah, Florida

Located in an inconspicuous shopping center in Hialeah, Ceviche Inca is an unassuming restaurant servingserves well-received Peruvian fare. This no-frills spot consists of 15 tables and excellent daily lunch specials include soups, an entrée, dessert and a juice. Beyond their lunch special, guests are served a complimentary chicken cilantro soup upon seating. Menu highlights include the cau cau, lomo saltado, papa a la huancaina, aji de gallina and dorado.

Molina’s Ranch Restaurant is located close to Miami International Airport. The restaurant serves popular dishes such as moros y cristianos, chicharrones, yuca con mojo, as well as wines and desserts. This restaurant has also welcomed its fair share of celebrities, including Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Along with many other Cuban families in the early 1980s, the Busquet family left their home in Cuba and moved to Miami. They opened Polo Norte, a restaurant that originally began as an ice cream parlor and evolved to add traditional Cuban meals to the menu. Polo Norte serves one of the best fritas cubanas in Miami. The burger consists of crispy homemade julienne potatoes, raw onions and an oversized patty. The patty has a chorizo and paprika combination that makes this frita especially flavorsome and distinct.

The family owned Tres Monitos Bakery serves authentic Colombian cuisine and pastries. There are menus for breakfast, daily lunch specials and dinner. Highlights include the bandeja paisa, sancocho de cola and pechuga la plancha with a side of tostones and rice. Complete your meal with a Colombian imported beer: bien fria Aguila.

Yoyito Restaurant y Cafeteria is famous in Hialeah and Miami for serving the best tamales in town and there’s usually a wait for a table at this tiny restaurant. Yoyito Restaurant y Cafeteria offers daily specials throughout the week as well as fresh juices.