La Otra at Mad Wynwood — Restaurant in Miami

If I could give a negative star I would. Bought $267 tickets for 2. 4 course meal with welcome drink &7:00pm arrival to be seated by 7:30 for the show. But...waited outside until 8:45. Got seated under a super strong warehouse type ac vent. Salad looked like it was but threw a blender. Ceasar 2 spoonful all mushy. Appetizer one per table even though I paid for 2 tickets. Bread crackers with pico de gallo sauce and guacamole. Show went on...More like a Circus then a Cabarets performance. Nothing to do with Las Vegas style. Rene Rodriguez is the producer. At 9:45 food came out. It was chicken breast with 3 long thick raw stems of asparagus and potatoes. All of it was COLD...No water was given!! UTENSILS WERE PLASTIC...YOU CAN NOT CUT COLD CHICKEN WITH THESE. So...We call the waiter and ask if he can warm up the food and he stated their was no possible way to do that. Food was catered. Asked if he could give us silverware to be able to cut the chicken. He stated that's all they had. Asked to speak to Rene Rodriguez who introduced himself at the beginning as the promoter, but after wait 10 minutes with no one address us my husband said...This is a total scam and they know it so no one is going to come talk to us and we got up and left. Not before the couple next to us told us this is the worst waste of money, don't feel bad look at my phone and she showed me a text she sent a friend. Save us some food this place sucks. I wrote to the eventbrite & contact Rene Rodriguez thru the app I purchased my tickets and no one has yet to reply. This show was horrible, food horrible and the lack of respect for the $267 plus $22 self valet & $21 per drinks x 2. Was so not worth it. So Beware of Any performance Rene Rodriguez is...

If I could give them zero stars, I would. I planned to celebrate my 21st birthday here with six friends, and I was initially excited due to the good things I'd heard. However, I was soon very disappointed. We encountered incredibly rude and unprofessional staff. Despite purchasing tickets in advance to avoid issues, upon arrival, we were told my boyfriend couldn't enter due to the dress code. We understood and were discussing our options when a staff member suggested we buy a table starting at $600, which seemed like a money-grabbing tactic.

After getting my boyfriend a suitable shirt, we were allowed in, but then encountered further issues with security, particularly with a friend whose ID was questioned despite being clearly hers. The security guard, Roger, dismissed her attempts to prove her identity and refused her entry, which felt like discrimination. We tried to resolve the situation calmly and even tried speaking with the manager/owner, but were denied our request.

To warn others about our experience, all seven of us left negative reviews. In response, someone from the club contacted us and offered a refund in exchange for removing our reviews, which we refused, feeling it defeated the purpose of sharing our experience. Subsequently, they temporarily blocked new reviews and deleted ours. Please consider this before choosing to visit this...

I was there last night for a dinner and dance show by Spectacle Entertainment. The dance show was amazing. The venue however, left much to be desired and was terrible. The main issue was the Poor Service by the Hostess and Management’s lack of concern to remedy their error. I arrived early and checked in. My tickets were scanned and I was told that the hostess would call us when ready to enter and be seated at our table. I asked if I needed any type of ticket, other than the event brite ticket I had, and the hostess confirmed I did not. Well, was she wrong! When it came time to be seated we were asked for table tickets, which we did not have because they were not given to us. The hostess even came over and attempted to push my wife from the table where she was seated!! We requested a manager several times and none came to resolve the situation. The argument continued for several minutes. To make matters worse, they had run out of tables. Finally, we were “rescued” by some friends who offered to have us share their small table. They never apologized for their mistake, including the hostess who apparently did not know how to do her job nor how to communicate. Management, you should be ashamed that you hid from your responsibility. I strongly suggest the dance company pick a better venue and ensure that the venue they choose treats their...