Flamingo Plaza — Attraction in Hialeah

My review is not for the plaza itself it's for the Cuban restaurant they have at the plaza. The lady that was attending me didn't gave me her name even though I asked her for her name she dropped one of my side dishes and then she picked it up put it back on my plate I told her that she shouldn't do that it felt on the counter and she told me oh it's clean no it's not clean especially when I saw you wiping the counter with a wet rag that is disgusting. She left my plate on top of the counter and the old lady they're finished serving me. When I was walking out a roach cross my path that was it I took the field and toss it under garbage can and I told all the customers they have roaches crawling on the floor and inspectors who come and look at this place and don't you go with glue close because you going to come out of there smelling like kitchen like food is just disgusting what a big big mistake I made like going there I do not...

Flamingo Plaza is a historic shopping center located on the corner of E 9th St and E 10th Ave in Hialeah. It opened in 1956. In 2013 the center was renovated with some cosmetic work on the outside including new stucco and paint.

Flamingo Plaza is known as a destination for bargain shoppers. It is the place to go when you need some retail therapy. One end of the plaza is anchored by Fresco Y Mas supermarket and the other end by Marshall's. In between are several thrift stores and discount retailers selling marked down beauty supplies, clothing, and household goods at stores like Citi Trends and Family Dollar. When you get tired of shopping you can grab a bite to eat at an authentic Cuban restaurant. The center attracts over 35,000 people a week. For well over 50 years, Flamingo Plaza has been a mecca for those looking...

Horrible experiences as a worker in this center business. The owner of the Flamingo center restrict the parking for the center employees. All the center workers must leave their cars very far from their working sites, causing headaches, migraine, and getting wet while walking almost 2 blocks under rain or very hot temperatures. We are at risk of having our cars towed away what is now as a sport practice here. This is totally opposite to most places where the best parking spaces are for the employees. The visitors only go to the center occasionally for a short time, but the employees work 8 hours and more and feel tired when finishing their jobs. I feel as this is not part of the US any longer? I feel as this is a part of the comunistic country without any privileges for...