Soriano Brothers Cuban Cuisine — Restaurant in Homestead

My experience was extremely unsettling. There were 3 of us and we all got a plate no extras and ordered some fried pork skins and 2 drinks and a peanut butter bar, they told me $98.87. I was astonished because this is a walk thru cafeteria type food place. $98.87 where??? When I asked please explain what I just ordered and what is the cost of everything. All of a sudden as we’re going thru it they are over charging me for absolutely everything. Charging me double the price for a plate, they weighed it instead of selling me the price of a plate like they did customers before me and after me. I got 3 plates white rice beans and pernil, NO EXTRAS, none, then 1 peanut butter bar they charged me $10 instead of the $3 they said it was. My fried pork skins had $14.48 on the box but on the receipt it was $20. There’s no communication at all either so because I was refusing to pay that they corrected it and it went down to $68 now. We’ve dropped $30 all because I asked what’s the price break down for everything and when I was using my calculator it was not coming no where close to $98.

$68 still doesn’t sound right but there’s no form of communication so guess I have no option...

Okay- let first start off by saying this place is the B-O-M-B!!! It truly is a hidden gem in a jungle where the majority of Cuban restaurants suck by either giving you small portions of bland “old folks home” food.

This place has amazing food options, the give out generous portions at an unbeatable price- sure you get tons of rice and beans but the point is to leave stuffed full when your starving.

Oxtail was good for the price! Better than what we thought it was gonna be. Tamales are to die for, these bad boys are stuffed with jamon! The chicken soup is really good-

The Yuca is so soft and mashed that its perhaps the best in Miami!

The service is quick, and friendly- know what you want don’t ask 5000 questions on a $3.99 special lol.

Its an express style place, its really outdoor seating- there are high powered ceiling fans and there weren’t any pesky insects bothering us.

I would recommend earlier the better, try not coming an hour or two before closing/as the food choices are what they are.

Would...

I used to get juioce form here when it was Palacio De Los Jugos, but never ate their food because it didn't look good. Yesterday I was in the neighborhood early and decided to pop in a for a fresh squeezed orange juice and saw it is now Soriano Brothers. WOW!!!! All of the food in here looked and smelled AMAZING. I ordered their breakfast special for 2.99 with 2 eggs, coffee, bread, and an insane amount of bacon (5 or 6 strips!). The BEST Cuban style breakfast I have ever had. There was a little sign about the "Bacalao fritters for 2.50" so I figured I'd give them a whirl. They taste SOOOOOOO good and are perfectly seasoned. While waiting, I saw a poster on the back wall for their lunch specials which are 3.99. I'm a really picky person when it comes to cleanliness and their kitchen is completely open so you can see how spotless they keep this place. Whoever these Soriano Brothers are, I want to hug them. Their...