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819, 5th Street, 33139, Miami Beach, Miami-Dade County, US United States
kontakt telefon: +1 305-672-2898
strona internetowej: www.taptapsouthbeach.com
większa mapa i wskazówkiLatitude: 25.7747026, Longitude: -80.1365367
Daniel Pirkl
::Delicious! My first Haitian meal - we were visiting Miami Beach, and we wanted to eat somewhere away from the craziness. It is in a nice, walkable neighborhood near the beach, but without the craziness after 11 pm. Mango juice, chicken, shrimp, and fried plantains are awesome. They have a full bar also if you want to get a mixer. Beautiful murals inside a suprisingly big dining area sectioned into rooms.
kabi u
::WARNING. You've been warned. The food is actually good but the service really lags. About 7 dollars gratuity was automatically taken. I eat on south beach all the time and that never happens. The taxes and fees alone could have bought me another meal. The food is good, not amazing. I will not be eating here again.
erik kuiper
::I'll guess you must fancy Creole food to go there. And if you do you can try this nice Haitian restaurant. The prices are in balance for the service and meals. below 20 bucks for a meal. Its a lovely place to discover exotic creole food. Just think of it, that the goats on the menu have traveled a log way to get on your plate.
Nora Bained
::Food was delicious I liked this restaurant and loved the decor. We had stewed oxtails, peas & rice and fried plantain. Unfortunately, we almost missed out on a good thing by almost walking past it. Restaurant could benefit from some kind of sidewalk advertisement and or better window advertisement. It's easy to pass by this place without noticing it. Not sure of how much business this restaurant pulls in, but it could probably do more if they did these things.
Desarrie McDuffie
::This was my first time trying Hatian food. We only stumbled upon the place as we were walking by and just happened to look up and into the restaurant. There is not much curb appear or signage to attract customers. I had the Oxtail Stew with rice and peas and it was absolutely delicious. The wait staff, although scarce at times, were nice and shared good conversation. I would definitely go back when in Miami.