
Amal is a modern Lebanese culinary experience. Amal is hope. Amal is where the Lebanese spirit of joie de vivre comes to life. Where cuisine, sharing, enjoyment and simply living unite. It’s a voyage through time and place that embraces the pursuit of pleasure. Amal aims to feed and provoke your soul, but above all, nourish it with hope. Amal is a story. Amal is home. One may come as a guest, but one always leaves as family. Taking great care to preserve the roots of this sacred, generational cuisine and reinvent these creations, Amal has assembled an experienced team to oversee the menu direction, as they purvey genuine ingredients from Lebanon. Ensuring that every bite, every sip, every beat, has a story to tell. Located @ 3480 Main Hwy.
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Address: 3480 Main Hwy Suite 100, Miami, FL 33133
Phone: (786) 369-0846
Website: http://www.amalmiami.com/
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The service was horrendous. We had a 7:15 reservation and the hostess sat us with 1 single drink menu (there were 2 of us). We asked another hostess for a DINNER menu. She said ok. Proceeded to walk away and then pass our table again without a menu. Then I caught a waiter and asked for a menu and he said we can’t have one because of where we are sitting. Then I asked another passing serving for a menu and he said I have one. I said no this is a drink menu (who TF designs a restaurant where the drink menus and food menus are exactly the same?! Horrible design). Everyone around us is getting menus…finally another hostess said she’s sorry , we were placed in the bar section for dinner because the are at capacity (even though we had reservation ??) and the bar waiters were confused so they said they can’t serve us… once that was all straightened out the service was pretty decent but nothing to write home about)
Fattoush salad: 5/10, nothing special. quite small
Sampler of—
Baba ghanoush: 11/10
Labneh: 6/10, leaned too heavily on garlic
Hummus: 7/10, good and basic
Pistachio kebab: 8.5/10, one of the better kebabs but really needed some kind of sauce even as an accent…
Branzino: 10/10, this and the baba were the standouts on the menu
Knafeh: 5/10, they tried to make it soemthing it’s not and as a result the pastry part tasted like a sponge soaked in honey
Once we did get a table, it ended up being wobbly. The hostess noticed it but didn’t do anything, so we eventually had to ask to be moved.
Service overall felt a little slow. When my friend asked for a Coke, it took about ten minutes to come out. This is understandable since it may be busy at dinner, but it still stood out.
The food itself was a completely different story. I ordered the black cod with veggies, and it was honestly amazing. Probably the best I’ve ever had. The portion was about what you’d expect, everything was served hot, and the flavors were perfect.
So overall, the food was fantastic, but the service and seating experience just didn’t match it. Because of that, I won’t come back, but I can say the meal itself was great.
We kicked things off with the Beets Janus appetizer, and let me tell you—it was amazing. Earthy, sweet beets elevated with just the right touch of tangy labneh and crunch—pure perfection and such a unique way to start. For our mains, we split the juicy lamb chops (tender, herby, and grilled to smoky perfection with that red pepper relish) and the flaky Chilean sea bass (so light yet packed with flavor, swimming in a vibrant sauce). Every bite had us smiling and saying “this is why we love Miami dining.”
Dessert sealed the deal with a rich chocolate cake that was moist, decadent, and not overly sweet—just the indulgent finish we craved.
Huge shoutout to our server, Burak, who was an absolute rockstar. He was warm, attentive, and made personalized recommendations that elevated the whole experience. He even shared a few fun stories about the dishes, making us feel like VIPs on date night.
Amal nailed the romantic, lively atmosphere without feeling stuffy—perfect for a special night in the Grove. If you’re in Miami and want exceptional Lebanese food with top-tier service, book this place yesterday. We’ll definitely be back (and probably for brunch next)!
The service was just as impressive as the food. Our server Burak was amazing. He was warm, friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely attentive. The entire service team was on point the whole night: our table was always spotless, water glasses never empty, and cutlery was replaced quickly and efficiently without us ever having to ask. That level of attentiveness really elevated the experience.
From the atmosphere to the food to the service, Amal delivered on every level. This has officially become my new go-to fancy restaurant spot in Miami, and I cannot wait to come back. Highly, highly recommend. ✨
We tried the Miami Spice menu, and it’s an unbeatable deal at just $45. The portions are impressively generous and the quality is spectacular—truly worth every penny. To start, we enjoyed the hummus, kibbeh, and roasted cauliflower, each dish bursting with flavor and beautifully presented. For mains, we ordered the steak, lamb, and cod, all cooked to perfection and packed with rich, Mediterranean flavors. Dessert was the perfect finale with the baklava, date cake, and creamy ice cream—every bite was indulgent and memorable.
The restaurant itself is stunning, with a warm and inviting atmosphere that matches the incredible food and service. Amal is a 10/10 experience from start to finish, and I can’t recommend it highly enough. We will definitely be back soon, especially to try their lunch menu. If you visit, ask for Andres—he’ll make sure you have an unforgettable dining experience!