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Happening spot featuring homestyle Colombian entrees, coffee & desserts, with delivery available.
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Address: 16850 Collins Ave #102, Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160
Phone: (305) 974-0029
Website: http://area57restaurant.com/
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Patrick.C
A hidden gem for authentic Colombian flavor!
Restaurante Area 57 is an absolute must if you’re craving real Colombian food in Miami. This place came highly recommended, and it did not disappoint.
I started with the Plátano Maduro con Queso y Bocadillo, and wow — it was perfectly sweet, melty, and just the right amount of indulgent. The rest of the meal was just as amazing… so much so that I completely forgot to take a picture of the main course. That should tell you everything you need to know!
The flavors felt truly authentic, like a homemade meal straight out of Colombia. Friendly service and a casual, cozy atmosphere made it even better.
Highly recommended for anyone who wants a taste of Colombia without leaving Miami.
… moreRestaurante Area 57 is an absolute must if you’re craving real Colombian food in Miami. This place came highly recommended, and it did not disappoint.
I started with the Plátano Maduro con Queso y Bocadillo, and wow — it was perfectly sweet, melty, and just the right amount of indulgent. The rest of the meal was just as amazing… so much so that I completely forgot to take a picture of the main course. That should tell you everything you need to know!
The flavors felt truly authentic, like a homemade meal straight out of Colombia. Friendly service and a casual, cozy atmosphere made it even better.
Highly recommended for anyone who wants a taste of Colombia without leaving Miami.
Jason Vitale
Food was just okay. Not great, not bad. Seemed like the “Sausage” was Vienna sausage. The ham in the omelette was sliced deli ham.
… moreSam D
Best papusa I ever had, plantain was amazinggg! Fried pork was crispy on the outside, juicy in the center. They know how to cook!! Food absolutely phenomenal. Definitely would go back here if I were to visit Miami again.
… moreLizsandra Edwards
What a great spot for Colombian food! The best part? The service was phenomenal. Our waitress did an amazing job checking in on us just enough. She was so kind! At the end, she had given us one bill and easily split it when I asked her if she could. The worst part? Not much to add honestly. I’d come back!
… moreSandra Calderon
On our weekend vacation we came here for breakfast and dinner, they are amazing! Food is delicious, atmosphere amazing and the service super nice! On our second day we were recognized and treated like family.
Definitely a must come back to.
… moreDefinitely a must come back to.
Stan Sliwowsky
We can had the pleasure of being served by Consuelo during my recent visit, and she truly made the experience unforgettable. From the moment we walked in, she greeted us with a genuine smile and a warmth that made us feel like family. Consuelo was not only attentive and professional, but also incredibly knowledgeable about the menu—she took the time to explain each dish with enthusiasm and even shared a few personal recommendations, all of which were spot on.
Her timing was impeccable; our drinks and food arrived just when we needed them, and she checked in regularly without ever being intrusive. You can tell she takes pride in her work and in representing the rich culture and flavors of Colombia.
Consuelo’s hospitality turned a great meal into a memorable experience. We will definitely be back, and we’ll be asking for her by name!
… moreHer timing was impeccable; our drinks and food arrived just when we needed them, and she checked in regularly without ever being intrusive. You can tell she takes pride in her work and in representing the rich culture and flavors of Colombia.
Consuelo’s hospitality turned a great meal into a memorable experience. We will definitely be back, and we’ll be asking for her by name!
Miami Jay Arguello
Everything was delicious . Customer service on point. A bit pricey yet, comes with the area. Amazing taste empanadas, buñuelos and pan de bono. Coffee was great and large.
… moreAlysande Carrington
Food was not seasoned. We had the whole snapper fish, chicharron, and the pargo frito. The service was slow. We waited over 30 minutes for our food. Our waitress never came back to the table to check on us after serving our food. In addition, there is an automatic 15% service charge/gratuity which was not earned! Hopefully, this review will you improve.
… moreAngie Go
Everytime I come to Florida i always visit this place. I love there pan de bonos y papitas de limon.
… moreMelanie Tam
I was looking for a place within walking distance to the beach, where I could sit down and have a big breakfast before baking in the sun all day. Area 57 seemed to fit the bill. I came in on a Tuesday just after 9. Most people were coming in and ordering the baked goods/empanadas to go.
I ordered a decaf cappuccino, which was pretty good. For food, I had the breakfast skillet, which had potatoes, plantains, sausage, bacon, cheese, and eggs. I don’t normally like plantains but something about the plantain/potato combo just worked. I didn’t care for the sausage, which were more like cheap hot dogs. The skillet also came with a slice of toast.
I ordered a beef empanada for later, as a snack at the beach. They make it fresh because when I ordered it to go, they said it would take 10 minutes. Even eating it hours later, it was really good and I was surprised. The beef was perfectly spiced, and not dry. The empanada shell was made of corn, kind of like an arepa, and it was perfectly fried – not too greasy.
I will warn you that you have to be careful with the bill. They charge you a convenience fee to use a credit card, and tack on an automatic 15% service fee. I didn’t know and I paid a tip on top of that. They’re sneaky about it too because on the bottom, they include a “suggested” tip (after having already collected one). The convenience fee and the service fee is based off your order total so let’s say you ordered some things to go (like I did), they’ll still charge you a “service charge” for those items.
I did really enjoy the empanadas so I would say skip the menu food, and stick to the bakery items, get them to-go, and pay in cash. Then you can avoid all the hidden fees.
… moreI ordered a decaf cappuccino, which was pretty good. For food, I had the breakfast skillet, which had potatoes, plantains, sausage, bacon, cheese, and eggs. I don’t normally like plantains but something about the plantain/potato combo just worked. I didn’t care for the sausage, which were more like cheap hot dogs. The skillet also came with a slice of toast.
I ordered a beef empanada for later, as a snack at the beach. They make it fresh because when I ordered it to go, they said it would take 10 minutes. Even eating it hours later, it was really good and I was surprised. The beef was perfectly spiced, and not dry. The empanada shell was made of corn, kind of like an arepa, and it was perfectly fried – not too greasy.
I will warn you that you have to be careful with the bill. They charge you a convenience fee to use a credit card, and tack on an automatic 15% service fee. I didn’t know and I paid a tip on top of that. They’re sneaky about it too because on the bottom, they include a “suggested” tip (after having already collected one). The convenience fee and the service fee is based off your order total so let’s say you ordered some things to go (like I did), they’ll still charge you a “service charge” for those items.
I did really enjoy the empanadas so I would say skip the menu food, and stick to the bakery items, get them to-go, and pay in cash. Then you can avoid all the hidden fees.