Mangu Cafe Restaurant - Hialeah (FL)

5 /5 Cindy N De Los Santos: The best authentic Dominican food I’ve had in a Miami. I ordered “Albóndiga, Moro de Guandules, plantains, and avocado”. Although it was busy around lunch time, the service was phenomenal. I was quickly greeted by server and a staff in the kitchen area who was serving food. I look forward to coming back to try their Dominican cake and sancocho.

5 /5 Tony: Loved it!!! Authentic Dominican food with amazing servers that provide excellent service. Found this place because it was near my hotel and what a gem I found. The breakfast and dinner are amazing and I cant wait to eat here again. I have to rank this as one of my top 10 places to eat. Along with great food, the prices are insanely low which makes this restaurant even better. I would have taken pictures but the food tasted so good I​ totally forgot. Look at the other pictures for this restaurant and they do it justice. Came back after six years, and it was just as good as the first time.

5 /5 A: The breakfast cuatro golpes was fire here. They treated me with kind hospitality BUT, I ordered ahead of time and left work to pick up my food but was disappointed it wasnt ready when I got there. Had to be out of the office longer than I planned. Filled me up and made me have a really late lunch but I was very satisfied. I recommend this place 100% for your typical Dominican cuisine.

4 /5 J D: Right along the Palmetto, exit 103rd St, corner of 20 Ave W and 62 St Hialeah, lots of parking, loud music plus people talking, noisy, picadera is good but no longaniza on it, Dominican restaurants are like Cubans now, on certain days some foods, so Saturday no carne guidada no Sancocho, small portions, every main dish is $20 + ..the BEST COLDEST beer , only one desert, small flan not as good, longaniza is not real Dominican , Bacalao was great, about $40 per person…