Best Tapas Restaurants in Flagami

My friends and I had such a great time at Level 6 Rooftop! The atmosphere was awesome—really cool and laid-back but still lively. The DJ played great music all night, and the crowd was fun and upbeat. The food was delicious, too—everything we ordered was spot on. It’s definitely a place I’d recommend if you’re in Coconut Grove and looking for a fun night out with great vibes.

Great rooftop in the heart of Coral Gables! Creative cocktails, a good wine list and diverse menu offering a special take on local Hispanic favorites along with fresh seafood and continental dishes. Something for everyone. Service was very good.

I love this place, I had visited it before and always exceed my expectations, food excellent, service incredible, Ernesto our server was super attentive, and the ambience super friendly. I recommend 100%

We arrived soon after the restaurant opened, so it was quiet, until about 12.30PM. Food was amazing. Service was great, sangria was tasteful.

Juancho's has been a part of my life since I was a teenager. It was one of my late father's favorite haunts -- he brought my mom and I there as a family, and on other nights he met his longtime friends at the bar for drinks and good times. When I think of Casa Juancho, I think of something truly unique -- a visit to old-world Spanish culture and cuisine delivered with style and elegance. It's been that way my whole life, and I can only hope it remains that way. All that said, this particular visit to Juancho's was different for us because it came after a trip to Spain earlier this year. After a week in Asturias broadening our palates with more exotic dishes and wines, we came to this experience better informed and excited to try dishes off the tapas menu that we wouldn't have even looked at before. Yes, we still started our evening with cuts of Jamon Iberico, Lomo (pork loin) Iberico, Chorizo, and Manchego Reserva, and bowls of Fabada Asturiana. But then we dove into Polpo a la Gallego (Galician style octopus, sauted in extra virgin olive oil and seasoned with smoked paprika), tortilla (Spanish omelette style eggs with potatoes and onions), and Croquetas de jamon iberico, served in the classic Spanish style rather than the more ubiquitous Cuban croquettas served just about everywhere in Little Havana. Every bite felt authentic and took us back to our trip overseas--we couldn't have been more pleased. It's our hope to be able to return to Juancho's every year in November around my father's birthday to celebrate our memories of him and our memories of our time in Spain. Casa Juancho is not inexpensive, but it is worth every bit spent for the experience it offers.