El Bajareque
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À propos
Join us for a meal to remember! We have the best Puerto Rican food in the Wynwood area of Miami and an atmosphere to match.
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- Menu
- Eggs however desired
- Different daily meals
- Choice of meats with two sides
- Entrees include two sides
- Choice of vanilla and coconut.
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Ce que disent les clients
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Questions fréquentes
Où se trouve El Bajareque ?+
El Bajareque se situe au 278 Northwest 36th Street, Miami, Allapattah.
Quel type d'établissement est El Bajareque ?+
El Bajareque est un Restaurant à Allapattah proposant Peruvian.
Quels sont les horaires de El Bajareque ?+
El Bajareque est ouvert sept jours sur sept.
El Bajareque est-il ouvert le dimanche ?+
Oui, El Bajareque est ouvert le dimanche.
El Bajareque est-il cher ?+
El Bajareque est économique.
Que propose El Bajareque ?+
El Bajareque propose Outdoor seating, Delivery, Takeaway, Wheelchair access, Bar, Breakfast, Free Wi-Fi, Family friendly.
Emplacement
Ce qu'en disent les gens
“It's a nice atmosphere and there's table and counter seating for service.”
Avis provenant de Google.
Ce que disent les clients sur Google
Christina Ehrlichman★★★★★Visiting Miami for Memorial Day weekend, restaurant was fairly busy about noon, we had a party of 3 and were quickly seated. We ordered 4 empanadas( shrimp were my favorite) and a lechón with double arros con gandules, this was large enough for two people to share. Our son ordered the fries with chicken tenders. The bread with lemon oil was delicious as a starter. Overall had a great experience. Wait staff was friendly and extremely helpful. Pricing was great for what we got. 10/10 recommend.
Sarah Fuentes★★★★★I live in Minnesota but travel to Miami a lot to get on different cruises but always have to stop here and get some good food. Prices are reasonable and the food is so good!!! Trust me… if I lived in Miami I’d go there every week!!
Antonio Soza★I’ve tried this place twice and it always disappoints. None of the food tased authentically Puerto Rican. The menu consists mainly of typical Cuban breakfast items like toasts, coffee and oddly enough waffles. This second time I ordered lechón asado with arroz con gandulles and sweet plantains. The sweet plantains were not edible at all. They had a disgusting taste and I could tell if it was reheated from a day before or something… the arroz con gandules used non traditional rice and lacked depth or flavor. The lechón asado I ate begrudgingly because it looked like gray. I’m disappointed. You
Eileen Tirado★★★★★I'm here right now with my husband and couldn't wait to give them a recommendation, we are in Miami for an event, live in Tampa, FL, but NY Ricans from the Bronx, let me tell you do yourself a favor and run here if you want a true puerto rican meal, I had the oxtail, rice, red beans and maduros, my husband had mofongo with the shrimps in creole sauce, he also had soda de mondongo, all was absolutely delicious!
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