
Unit B Eatery + Spirits, a new casually sophisticated restaurant located at the Shops at Pembroke Gardens. This fashionable, intimate eatery is the sister restaurant to the Unit B speakeasy concept in Downtown Fort Lauderdale. The restaurant’s interior embraces the Unit B brand aesthetic with posh lighting, a time-lapse mural and chic furnishings. The restaurant’s New American small plate menu fuses international flavors and techniques, while focusing on unique palate experiences. Unit B also encompasses a gorgeous bar, with hand-crafted cocktails and creative libations.
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Address: 610 SW 145th Terrace, Pembroke Pines, FL 33027
Phone: (954) 367-6896
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Cuban prohibition feel to it. I think they’ve only been open for a short time though. The menu is not extensive but has a little bit of everything for everyone. The sizes are definitely shareable which is great but when you have a table of 3 and have no room for the dishes you ordered- it’s annoying. I would recommend this restaurant as a cute bite to eat but not during the holidays. We had a reservation and still had to wait 1 hour 30 min + for our table and then was rushed to order because the kitchen closes at 11:30. Our waitress was also one of the bartenders so trying to get help from her was very difficult. I want to give this place another shot but I also feel like I’ve already had everything on the menu so maybe just for drinks. The seasonal drinks were good though, give them that.
Food came out fairly quickly but was honestly a little sub-par. The chicken sliders were blah – too thin and dried out and not enough bbq sauce, and the buns were burnt not toasted – great concept but every bit was overcooked and under loved. The tenderloin steak was very good. The short rib was bland and boring – we had both the short rib entree over mashed potatoes and the short rib mac & cheese appetizer. The mac & cheese itself was tasty, but the short rib was just lumps of flavorless meat. Same for the entree, although the potatoes were also fairly boring and flavorless – not a “bad” meal, just a really boring/bland one. However, the tenderloin served on a hot stone was the opposite, well seasoned and perfectly cooked.
Dessert was better. The chocolate chip bread pudding was a gigantic portion and very cinnamony. I really enjoyed it. My friend didn’t but I think that was more about specific preferences – she likes a very traditional bread pudding in whiskey sauce and I much preferred this approach using ice cream as the lubricant. The chocolate cake was also surprisingly satisfying. Not a traditional layer cake, more European in nature but rich and satisfying.
It feels like there is potential if they can get their staffing figured out and rescue the short rib recipe.