Fiorito

Hidden gem in Miami, a restaurant with delicious food, and cozy ambiance! The service is always great, staff is very kind and pleasant, and the food came out impressively quick when I visited with a table of 15 friends. Thankful for our time here!

Food was AMAZING!

Best Argentinian food I've had in Miami thus far. I felt at home, I loved the ambiance with the murals of Maradona and Messi.

The outdoor seating in the patio while it was raining was very enjoyable.

The Bife de Chorizo was to die for, highly recommend, and the panqueque con dulce de leche and Vanilla ice cream topped it all off.

Service was great, very friendly staff (Note: the parking is tricky but they offer Valet for 10 bucks and only take cash, overall not too bad)

Also, don't forget the empanadas....delicious.

Stepping into Fiorito felt like a mini vacation to Argentina right here in Miami. From the moment we walked in, the ambiance exuded a laid-back charm, instantly putting us at ease. The authenticity of the place was palpable, from the décor to the aroma wafting from the kitchen.

Now, let's talk about the food - oh, the food! Every dish was a celebration of Argentine flavors done right. The steaks were the undisputed champions of the night. Whether it was the tender ojo de bife, the flavorful churrasco, or the succulent bacio, each bite was a symphony of taste. And let's not forget about the provoleta - a true testament to cheesy perfection that had us reaching for seconds.

While the service may have been a bit on the slower side, the friendly staff made us feel right at home. Their genuine warmth and attentiveness added to the overall experience, turning a meal into a memorable culinary journey.

In conclusion, Fiorito exceeded our expectations in every way possible. If you're looking for an authentic Argentine dining experience that tantalizes your taste buds and transports you to another world, look no further. Fiorito is a gem waiting to be discovered.

Food was great! I had the NY Strip, and it was delicious

I wasn't crazy about the grilled veggies (eggplant and tomato), but that's just personal preference.

I have it 4 stars just because I had quite a long wait, both for service and for check.

This tiny little neighborhood gem was a great find. I was invited by some design colleagues. It was perfect. We had 5 bottles of Siesta Malbec wine between 4 of us. No, we did not get drunk. It was all accompanied by three awesome appetizers, a huge TOMAHAWK steak , three deserts and coffee. It was all amazing. Our waitress was spot on with everything. It's a must try. I hope your dining experience is just as perfect as mine was!!!

BEST VALUE ARGENTINIAN STEAK NEAR MIAMI??

I wanted to study in this area so I stumbled on this restaurant. So pleasantly surprised and would definitely be back.

WHAT WE ATE
Empanada de carne: this honestly might have been one of the best empanadas... so flaky and meat wasn't too dry
Empanada de choclo (corn and mozz): I think I found my new favorite type of empanada...

Picanha: so tender we were cutting it with our butter knives...
Fresh Linguini Frutti de Mare: I was surprised by how tender the octopus was in here (a sign of a great chef imo) and they definitely didn't skimp on the seafood!

MISC
Parking: street parking
Service: everyone was so nice and homey
Ambiance: casual

The last time we came here must have been 3 or 4 years ago and I am very happy to report that it hasn't changed in terms of food quality, friendly service, or location. It's gotten bigger since the last time we went and the parking is still not great but hey, they do have valet parking.
Service is amicable, staff is knowledgeable and the food is brought out in a prompt manner.
Food is delicious, no need to add salt or pepper and no matter what you order, you will enjoy it. We always get the provoleta con chorizo and an empanada to start.
To end the meal, I chose the Nutella stuffed crepe with vanilla ice cream: mmm!!

My last review for this place was 9 years ago and I'm glad to see that food quality and service continue to be high. The sirloin steak I had today was very well cooked, and the grilled vegetables that came with it where excellent. I really enjoyed the corn empanada, as well as, the chorizo.

The dining area is casual and comfortable, but parking is still a bit complicated because of the limited space, but valet service is offered now, so that is very helpful.

Happy hour is Monday through Friday from 4 to 7 pm.

Loved everything about the restaurant! The hype is real. The food is typical Argentinian (which has a lot of Italian influences), very well prepared, large portions and the service is top notch. I really enjoyed it and not sure why it took me so long to get there.

Another delicious Miami Spice lunch at this Argentine l hidden gem in Little Haiti. One of my colleagues and I happened to be nearby and decided to give it a try. Place is quaint and cozy and the service is like no other. Extremely welcoming and diligent waitstaff is always a bonus in Miami.

Started with a basket of fluffy bread and something that looks and tastes like bruschetta. Then right into one of the dishes we really wanted to and try and were excited about being fans of octopus and all. Crispy on the outside and somewhat tender in the middle with a perfect side of mint chimichurri on the side line. Portion was also adequate. Then, the main dish, perfectly cooked steak medallions, vey juicy ones, sitting on very cheesy potato fondue, aka pomme puree, and a tomato reduction sauce that was finger licking good.

Finished off with a flan, dulce de leche and fruit on the side and we were both satisfied and pleased. I'd definitely come back for skirt steak and a few other cuts because one thing about Argentinian joints, for the most part....they know their meat cuts really well and cook them like nobody does.