Villafuerte restaurant

I am glad I found this hidden gem of a restaurant when I first came to visit Little Havana. This is a bit inside of the neighborhood, not in the main street, so it's difficult to find. But everything in the place tastes heavenly. We were a big group, and each of us ordered different items from the menu. So, we got to try out their Pupusa, Tacos, Enchiladas and Fajitas.... Every item was so good. We also tried Collada, and so far it's the best coffee experience I've ever had. I would definitely come back here, if I ever visit the Little Havana neighborhood. Recommended 100/100!

Real hidden gem. The foods are delicious and the price is affordable

Perfecto . We were hunting that place that’s not your average tourist spot. We wanted « comida casera ». It was delicious and not over priced like the rest of the city. Good atmosphere and very nice people. Good service. Good people.

The foods are great and the prices are incredible. Very local vibe. Really recommend visitors to try out. Way better than many popular restaurants

The food was good. Our waitress Diasmirys was very friendly and helpful.

Wow! This is a true hidden gem. I was blown away by my experience today! I’ve been in Miami for 48 hours, and I’ve visited a number of restaurants during my short time here. This restaurant had the best food I’ve eaten in Miami by far, and the yuca frita was definitely the best I’d ever had. The food was incredible, the service was efficient and kind, the music was so fun, and it had a decidedly local feel. It was refreshing to visit a spot without inflated tourist prices and pretentious vibes. I Shazammed so many songs that were blasting from the jukebox, and I added them to my dance playlist for later. They had excellent music taste— reggaeton, ballads, salsa, merengue… Villa Fuerte appears to primarily be a pool hall/bar, but they also have absolutely delicious Salvadoran food. My partner and I are vegetarian, but we were able to find food for us on the menu. We ordered fresh passion fruit juice, rice, tostones (fried and flattened plantains), yuca frita (fried yuca), and bean and cheese pupusas with curtido (cabbage slaw) and salsa. The portions were huge, and we stayed full for hours after lunch. This feast only cost us $38. We couldn’t believe it. If we ever come back to Miami, this will be the first place we visit.

Such a delight. Villafuerte is pretty much the definition of a hole in the wall. Unassuming, no frills, menus with tape for updated prices, hand written signage on the walls. Everything was really really good. Tostones, pupusas, rice it was all great. The yucca frita was no joke the best I've ever had-- and second place isn't even close. Go there, play some pool, drink some beer, eat great food and tip them really well

If you see this place from the outside you'd never think is a restaurant and in reality is more of a Billiard place, however the food is truly amazing, cooked by latins and it really has that latin taste that you can only obviously get from latin cook ladies. The prices are down to earth for miami. They don't have a fixed menu and it's awesome to get there everyday and found something completely new to eat. I am really happy with all the meals I had in there, went to eat there 3 nights in a row, unfortunately didn't photographed everything but hey, when you're having a good time, you forget to take photos. Will definitely come back if I ever visit Miami again.