Chimba

Loved this place! It was amazing and the food and atmosphere was out of this world. We got the lomo saltado, the empanada, arepa and octopus chicharrón. Paz was such a great waitress and made me and my partner feel so welcomed. Definitely would come back again.

10/10 experience! Came for happy hour with my boyfriend and we were so happy we did. We wanted to try a new spot, and the happy hour menu did not disappoint. There were so many food options, and the portion sizes were amazing. We tried a few cocktails from the happy hour menu and every single one was delicious. The food was so good we ended up ordering more—another round of the mushroom empanadas and the corn because it was that good. On top of that, the staff was incredibly friendly and attentive, which made the experience even better. We will definitely be back—this is officially our new favorite spot, not to mention one of the most beautiful restaurants we’ve been to.

The place is amazing. We ordered a Churrasco and pulpo. They are really tasty and generous. The bartender, Franco, it’s amazing, he delivered us Moscow Mule and Huacachina Sour. We took a tuna tartar as starter, it is really tasty. Finally, as dessert, we ordered a Flan con dulce de leche. Everything was amazing and prices are affordable.

I enjoyed my visit during the Sound Tasting: Vinyl DJ & Cocktails Pairing sesh. I made a reservation for two through BucketListers in case the restaurant got full on Thursdays but it was a decent sized crowd with enough space for guests to dine. The $30 deal per guest allows you to try three cocktails/mocktails with one appetizer. From my recollection, the three cocktails on their select menu were guava, dragonfruit, and something with cucumber and lime. I ordered the cucumber w/ lime cocktail and wasn't too much of a fan (just my personal preference). I'm not much of a drinker so I tried their mocktails too and was recommended the Mango Mule which I found really tasty! The only letdown was the appetizer options. I chose the empanadas (chicken) but it's literally one empanada per guest. I would've preferred if it were two mini empanadas to get more food in your system while drinking but to each their own. Overall, it was still a nice way to sample their food/drink options and I loved the ambience. The artwork on the walls and decor are also a nice touch along with the friendly staff. I would visit again!

Chimba won me over with its mix of creative dishes and warm atmosphere. The night kicked off with the Octopus Chicharron, crispy and perfectly seasoned, followed by the Brussels Sprouts, which were flavorful with a nice char. The Ribeye Salteña was savory and comforting, while the Skirt Churrasco hit the mark with tenderness and bold flavor. The Grilled Branzino brought a fresh balance to the meal, light yet satisfying. The House Rigatoni was hearty and delicious, and the Grilled Avocado added a unique, smoky flavor that I’d happily order again. Dessert was the Pistachio Cake, the perfect sweet note to wrap up a stellar evening. Our server, Diego, made the experience even better with attentive and personable service. Everything about Chimba feels thoughtful, from the food to the vibe, and it’s quickly become one of my favorite dining spots in Miami.

Chimba is truly an amazing culinary gem! The Colombian-Peruvian fusion here is outstanding — every dish bursts with flavor and creativity. From the empanadas to the main plates, everything is prepared with fresh ingredients and a unique twist that makes each bite unforgettable. The ambiance is warm, modern, and inviting, perfect for a casual meal or a special night out. Service is attentive and friendly, making the whole dining experience smooth and enjoyable. Definitely a must-visit if you want authentic flavors with a contemporary touch. Highly recommended!

The place is super cute, food is flavorful, portions are generous and service is excellent! We had several dishes and everything was great. My favorites were beef and also mushroom empanadas, fried steak, corn, shrimp fried rice. Our waiter was super friendly and helpful. The design of the place is very cute too, with very nice bar area.

Chimba in Colombian slang means something is cool, awesome, etc, and I concur with regard to this restaurant where I really loved the overall dining experience! In particular, love the sexy, cool vibe, design, and music (the latter not a surprise since I'm a Wedding and Event DJ in Miami and South Florida and the Florida Keys and maybe pay closer attention to this). I also appreciate a great hospitality experience, and our server Florencia and host/manager Agustin were helpful, professional, and kind! My favorite item was the Shrimp Chaufa. I was disappointed in the lack of flavor of both the pasta dishes. The Rigatoni usually has more of a tomatoey flavor, and the Linguini Huancaina needed more kick. Maybe they can ask what spice level you want? If not for this, I would have rated it 5 stars. I'd definitely return, and recommend!

Stopped by here for happy hour and I was not disappointed! Their happy hour menu was quite extensive and not limited to a few drink options. The empanadas were superb! The pastry shell was soft, and fluffy. The fillings?? Delicious. The beef was great but the mushroom!!! 10/10 recommend you should try it. It was different but so glad I tried it. The cocktails are crafted with great attention to detail, it was really good. Highly recommend!

Came here earlier today for a Miami Spice lunch with a group of close friends. We were very delighted by the drinks, the Miami Spice menu, and the overall ambience. The only reasons why I had to omit a star was because of the parking situation (the lot is tiny, so street parking is your best bet followed by garage parking... but it also didn't help that there was major construction so there was traffic) and the slow service during their shift transition that almost cost my gorl friend to miss her Brightline train. I've listed all the dishes I've tried in the photos so let me share today's Spice favorites from Chimba: Best Spice Appetizer -- shrimp empanada (unexpectedly big and STUFFED with so much shrimp and flavor) Best Spice Entree -- house burger (that was the juiciest burger and the pretzel bun kept its integrity) Best Spice Dessert -- key lime tres leches (the lime was not overpowering the cake part, the merengue was very creamy, and the cookie crumbles gave a nice texture to dish for crunch factor) Chimba curated a very good menu for Miami Spice this year, leaving me wanting to return for their regular menu!

Chimba is right around the corner for me, so I finally decided to stop in for a quick drink and dinner! I came in during happy hour, so we ordered a glass of wine which was $7. There were plenty of cocktails on the happy hour as well as some bites. Their dinner menu is pretty small so I honestly wasn't sure what to order but we landed on the skirt churrasco and Pulpo as the waiter recommended them. The skirt churrasco was really good but I think it was overpriced for what it was--0 sides, by the way. The Pulpo was also good and came with some potatoes. The restaurant itself is very hip inside. Nice atmosphere!

My friend was in town staying in the area and I had heard a lot about Chimba. We went here since we were intrigued by their menu, and we both left really satisfied! The service was wonderful and the staff were super friendly. Really nice ambiance inside as well. The drinks were pretty solid - I got a dirty martini while my friend ordered their tropical martini which the server said is one of their customer favorites. We started with the esquites which were average but still was content with the order. I then ordered the choripan which was really yummy. The portions are nice sized and I even left with leftovers. Will definitely visit again!

I liked the atmosphere. My friends and I visited on a rainy day so things felt calmer and quieter. All the servers were super helpful and no one ever rushed us. The food and dessert was good. My favorites were the steak sandwich and key lime tres leches. The happy hour prices wete great and we also ordered from the regular menu. I would definitely come back!

Checked out CHIMBA for brunch and it was nice. It was pretty quiet on a Sunday at 1:00. We were seated quickly. I tried the Tito's summer thinking it would be less sweet but failed to see the orange liquor noted in the ingredients. It was sweeter than expected but still good. We tried the tuna tartare, the birria arepa and the quinoa salad. I really enjoyed all of them but really loved the uniqueness of the birria arepa. It's a nice spot. The wall says there is parking at the hotel next door but I luckily found street parking so not sure if there is a cost associated with that.

I came to Chimba a while ago for a special Yelp event and knew I definitely needed to come back! I came by on the weekend during happy hour, which is everyday from 4-7pm. A happy hour every day is definitely a treat! Chimba is beautifully decorated. Both modern, warm, and colorful. There's ample indoor, outdoor, and bar area seating. The menu has a lot of great Latin American food options + lots of drinks (wine, beer, cocktails) Their happy hour menu has a few wines, beers, and cocktails on special. It also has a couple of bites. We ordered a couple of wine glasses, a beer, and a prosecco, along with the elote and broken potatoes. Both happy hour portions were alarmingly small compared to the regular size appetizers and you only save a couple of $. Word of advice - order the regular appetizers, it's worth the price and portion. Now for the star of the show - the spinach gnocchi. Wow! The flavors are amazing. It really is a dish that's outside the box and tastes amazing. A bit crunchy and spicy. My mom ordered a salad and grilled avocado and that was also quite good. For dessert we tried the flan and were a bit underwhelmed but the dulce de leche and coconut bits really added to it. Service was a mixed bag. Our initial server was more attentive than the second server but he left out of nowhere and didn't say "hey this is your new server" so that was quite odd. The staff member helping the server was really kind and friendly so that was a plus. Definitely would come back here soon and try other things on the menu!

So if you are looking for a cute date night spot or just a place to enjoy some yummy food without the total rah rah of the Miami night life this is a good spot to check out . Service : 5/5 Food: 4/5 Cleanliness : 5/5 Favorite food that I tried was the shrimp empanada Please note I started eating my food before taking pictures

Came here since I've seen it a few times on the way walking to midtown and so glad I did! They have a happy hour EVERYDAY from 4-7pm (which can be hard to find! Most places that I go to only have HH Mon-Fri). I got the paloma and my friend got the Moscow mule and both were delicious. We also got the empanadas (tried one of each type: mushroom,, beef, shrimp, and chicken) and the mushroom one was actually my favorite. Each of the empanada is actually pretty filling. I got the brussel sprouts which was cooked to perfection (sweet but also has a bit of a crunch). My friends also got the house burger and the skirt steak sandwich. For dessert, we also got the key lime tres leches, which was incredible and a fun spin on a traditional tres leches. The vibes and decoration was great for an evening out. There is some construction going on currently so I parked at the public parking garage nearby (was pouring that night). Service was excellent and perfect for a girls night catching up. The server didn't push us to order more food or try to take our plates away while trying to finish up food (I've noticed this at some restaurants where I'm still finishing food but the server will come by several times asking if we are done but its only been 20 minutes since the plate has arrived)

I had originally enjoyed my initial visit to this local spot located next to Enriqueta's and across from Taco Chido in Edgewater. There were quite a few surprises during the night my group and I stopped by the other week. I noticed an online special featuring 3 cocktails & an appetizer per person featured by the pisco brand Mistral. Once instructed by the server we learned we only have a choice of the 3 happy hour appetizers. Apparently the appetizer portions served are normally quite small which was a shock considering the happy hour sizes come with double the order specifically in terms of the empanadas. When we brought this very vague menu and disappointing surprise up to the manager she basically told us it is what it is. When we informed her that for us this was quite a disappointment the push back response she gave was essentially 'I can go get you more food to shut you up if you want.' When we declined and decided we just wanted to leave, the waitress mistakenly doubled charged my card instead of correctly charging the other two cards. I made calls to have it fixed via the restaurant but no manager is apparently there when I had called. Upon my recent visit, obviously, I must admit that I no longer will be choosing this business due to menu special misleadings and frustration received from management response. There are many other places in Miami to dine.

The stars of our visit were the staff! The food is obviously important when you visit a restaurant but when you have great staff people will definitely return The food itself was very good. I tried the shrimp chaufa which was delicious and something I'd definitely get again. I ordered the choripan which is a chorizo sandwich and the flan with dulce de leche. Both the sandwich and the flan were ok in my opinion, next time I'd opt to try the lomito sandwich instead and maybe the pavlova Overall the ambience is great, great music and a good spot to visit Meter Parking across the street, it was about $6 for 2 hours I believe

I came in Saturday night about 7:30pm with my daughter and well the restaurant has no parking so you have to park in the paying garage behind the restaurant or the street. It was empty maybe 3 clients in the restaurant at the time. Music was a bit loud to have a conversation was challenging. We ordered off their regular menu as we were there for an event. For starters we ordered the Argentinian empanada it was good and flavorful but a basic beef empanada also the Chilena empanada now this one hit different super delicious filled with shrimp highly recommended. The Shrimp Tiradito which was in a coconut milk sauce and many spices which gave it an enchanting taste it was very delicious. The Elote I was not a fan of the flavor. Main course I had the Shrimp Chaufa which I was surprised with the portion it was plenty and I took some home. It was delicious, prepared on the spot since it was very hot and full of shrimp loved it. Dessert I was disappointed as they did not have the the Alfajor de Maicena and nothing to replace it for not even offered to so the other 2 choices were either coffee (which is not a dessert) or Flan with dulce the leche(a few dabs on flan and the plate) and coconut sweet crumble to decorate half of the plate. The flan was a basic flan with the specified above nothing special about it. Service we arrived mentioned the event we were there for, the hostess didn't seem thrilled was very dry and not welcoming. Our server Andres was nice but didn't go out of his way to say l, it was wonderful service he came to the table asked if regular water was ok and forgot to bring it until he came to see if we were going to order and we reminded him. We wanted to order each choice slowly and we kinda felt rushed as he said we had to order all at once, and he did not check back until we flagged him down for the Check which he brought and just stood there until we paid as we wanted to look over to make sure all was correct on the check, at least he told us the 18 % tip was included already.

I recently dined at Chimba, a local spot with a huge selection of Latin cuisine. They offer dishes from various Latin countries. What really stood out to me was the attentive service. From the moment I entered, I received a greeting, and my server went the extra mile to accommodate my allergy, ensuring no cross-contamination. I ordered the chicken chaufa, which was delicious, and also enjoyed the dulce de leche flan. I also had a few bites of the Spanish gnocchi and can't wait to go back to try it fully.

I wanted to like this place more than I did. I love the overall vibe of the place, especially during the special event we went to sponsored by Mistral pisco. Loved hearing them play some nice tunes on vinyl. The cocktails were pretty tasty, including the happy hour ones we tried (highly recommend checking out the Fernet with Coca Cola) and the pisco ones featured as part of the event, although they weren't anything too exciting. The food was pretty good (elotes and empanadas) but again, nothing too special.One thing that was really disappointing was the advertising and overall handling for the Mistral event. The menu and fliers all very clearly stated which drinks were included, but very generically said "appetizer included." We were surprised to find that the appetizer that was included was not actually an appetizer off the main menu, but was in fact smaller than the happy hour portion! This would've been easier to swallow had we known up front (because the price was pretty good), but it wasn't well advertised and by the time our waiter took our food order (service was slow that night), it was too late for us to change course to eat something more substantial there or elsewhere. When my friend mentioned to the manager that it was somewhat disappointing that the food that was included with the event was not made more clear up front, they were fairly dismissive. All told, I had a pretty good time due to the music and ambiance and the food/drinks were average and service left a little to be desired.

An unexpected "cool" spot in between Wynwood, Midtown and Miami design District is Chimba is mixture of Peruvian, finest with a Miami twist. The shrimp ordered was in my opinion very under rated. I think it was seared or panfried looked kind of undercooked, but it was very good because it had a mixture of ingredients like "leche de tigre", which set it off. We went to the Yelp event and hadto get the Kale/Broccoli Gnocchi. It had a spft, amazing cheese on the bottom, which was unexpected. Left nothin on the plate, and im not a fan of vegetables lol. The Chufa was a hugeeee dish. Lots of food, perfect for two. It had some shrimp in it, so it was very tasty. Right on 2nd Ave, it is really a great place to get a quick bite and gwt your Machu Pichu fix.

Chimba is a gem of a restaurant. This is an exciting place because they are like a laboratory for celebrating Latin American food, blurring lines about what is South American, Caribbean or Mexican, or just plain home-grown Miami. From pisco to Malbec, empanadas to milanesas, this place covers a lot of ground while delighting taste buds. The staff is equally diverse and full of great energy. The restaurant is like a culinary version of Mercosur & Caricom combined. I'm looking forward to dining here again and discover what else their virtuosity serves up.

We got lucky with the parking and found some nearby on the side of the street. if you get lucky you will pay little to nothing for parking. I put a picture of a nearby garage that's a little pricier but still wont break the bank. We walked over and the entrance was so welcoming and they greeted us as soon as we came in yelp elite or not. Definitely not in a bad area and close to the brightline. We got lucky and came in a little earlier right during happy hour. We got some really good specials on drinks and light bites. I posted the picture to the happy hour menu and some of the prices you might see from 4-7. The vibe was super chill and were playing some trip hop like music which I really enjoyed. Later at night they dim the lights and then make it a little warmer for who ever is hanging out. The appetizer was so unique and the sauce that it came in was so delicious. The waiter brought us some bread and we were going to town dipping the bread into it. The chaufa is a very abundant portion and you could probably share. Honestly if you did a elote during happy hour and chaufa and some drinks you might leave with just spending maybe around 100. Overall the place is sophisticated and it is very cool calm and collected. Then again we haven't been when the DJ is there but I'm sure it's a lively spot for people who live nearby which I wouldn't mind either. Overall the staff was very amicable and the food was great! I also posted a picture of some items and what prices might look like. Giving my thumbs up for this one! Buen provecho my peeps.

Absolutely amazing! I loved the empanadas especially the chicken ones I wished I could fly them to me in California! Don't hesitate the ambiance is beautiful and would also be an impressive date night with a full bar available as well. They gave top tier service and even recommendations as well.

I visited Chimba located in the midtown area during its opening, and had a great dining experience. The restaurant has a diverse menu featuring a selection of different Latin American dishes (from Peruvian to Argentian). The restaurant staff was inviting and they were also attentive and friendly. There is a lot of seating available, including both outdoor and indoor options. We started with the Argentinian empanadas, which were some of the best I've had. The elote is an absolute must-try.

Cool vibe - nice decor and nice staff. The food was excellent - I came for Miami Spice and had the Prix fixe menu.

Just went to this place. At first, it seemed nice, atmosphere was good. Service was nice, at first. Ordering the food was pretty easy, but for $24 dollars, it was NOT worth the price tag. 1. Barely any steak in the sandwiches. 2. Bread tasted low-quality 3. Food was cold 4. Avocado wasn't "grilled" 5. $9 for a small avocado

Stop here for lunch on Saturday and it was great. It was quiet but definitely worth the experience. We had a Bloody Mary and Bitter & Smoky. 10 out of 10 for both. For an appetizer, I had a beef empanada and it was great. For entrees, we had quinoa salad and Milanese. Very good taste and very good portion sizes. The restaurant was very clean. The services are attentive and service was quick. Recommend to anyone who is thinking about a nice place to eat lunch with good food.

Even better than I hoped for. The birria arepas and pork belly tacos were orgasmic. The service was great as well

Wow this place was a surprise! The place is aesthetically gorgeous! The service was warm and attentive. The food was good overall. The gnocchis and the shrimp tiradito were delicious! The dulce de leche crepe was thin and gooey - exactly what I was missing with that Little Brittany crepe fail. Argentinians know how to make crepes! The flan and the shrimp chaufa were ok. The happy hour menu looks really good so we will definitely be back.

Drink review only; I love chimba. Sitting at the bar in this aesthetic restaurant was a treat. The bartender was FABULOUS and put on a show with every cocktail he crafted. We arrived during a crazy rainstorm to an empty place and were spoiled with some free samples of drinks from some brand reps. Haven't tried the food, but the pricing looked reasonable. Will return :)

The food and service were incredible! I'll definitely come back, good promotion. I love the Wednesday of "Sound and Tasting"

I came in on a Saturday night with my mom. The restaurant wasn't busy yet but it got busier as the night went on. The restaurant looked very nice with nice music playing. Our server came in he seemed nice, took our order and never came back to our table to see if we wanted something else or if everything was ok. I had to flagged him down at the end to get our check and that's when he asked if everything went ok. Now the food: We started with the coconut mojito which was really good and not overly sweet. For starters we tried the shrimp tiraditos (I loved the presentation and flavor) the Elotes (that was simply ok) and we also added a Argentina empanada and a Chilena empanada (this was my favorite thing I had) which both were really flavorful and delicious. For dinner we both went with the shrimp Chaufa which had a lot of flavor and it was packed with shrimp but it was a bit to wet for my taste. For dessert we the flan. The flan was pretty good nothing out of the world. They definitely need to work on the customer service as I think it could have made our experience better.

My husband and I came here for breakfast and we were pleasantly surprised. I ordered the veggie omelette (I ordered egg white only) and it was tasty and flavorful. I was glad they were able to accommodate my request. My husband ordered the burrito and found it to be delicious. The restaurant has lots of natural light, interesting decor, and comfortable booth seating with cushions for added comfort. Overall it was a very good experience.

I discovered this little quaint gem east of Wynwood, north of Edgewater. Enjoyed their fresh shrimp Tiradito, shrimp chaufa rice, basil pesto gnocchi's( divine!)and dulce de Leche pancake was so delicious. Only thing wasn't that good was the flan it didn't taste fresh. The pancake was the star of the afternoon, as was the Staff. They were super friendly and attentive. Had a little cappuccino to round out the afternoon. The vibe was very laid-back. Will definitely be back lots of other menu items that caught my eye.

Walking into Chimba I loved the vibes and how open it is. The interior design is simple but complements it. I came on a Saturday with my friend and it was super quiet and we saw someone outside doing work. Once I entered, I was greeted with a smile and advised i'm here with yelp. They got my name and told me I can decide where I wanted to sit. I loved the open kitchen and seeing the chef work his magic. The details on the coaster were so cute and a special touch to the table. For my drink I went with the Chimba margarita which was exactly how I like it...strong and tasty! I ordered the Elotes as my starter. My friend that came with me isn't a fan of it and once she took a bites she really loved it, we ate the whole thing together. The elotes had a nice kick to it not overwhelming. My friend got the birria arepa and loved every bit of it, she said "it has so much flavor and the sweet plantains gave it a special touch and made it unique". For my meal I got the Shrimp chaufa and they didn't skimp on the shrimp whatsoever! So much flavor in such a simple meal. The alfalfa sprouts gave it a nice crunch to balance the different textures. My favorite thing definitely was the dessert. The Dulce de leche was simply amazing. Service was great and they always came to check up on my friend and I. I loved how they kept replacing my fork after every meal, that's exceptional service. We truly enjoyed Chimba!

I've had this place twice now and they have some of the tastiest sandwiches I've had in a long time. Quality ingredients all around, finished with awesome coffee and great service both times.. Can't go wrong here, highly recommended!

Chimba is a pretty, modern style Latin American restaurant but the food is just alright. Elote was not bad, fried rice flavor/texture was not good. My favorite part was the coconut flan, which was really good. Service was decent.

We walked in and were filled with such a great energy and overall bright decors. Our waiter Andres was super nice, always asking if we needed anything and bringing out the food quickly. Now to the food!! Everything featured in this photo was a culinary adventure. The corn was perfectly spiced and all I needed was some chips and it would make the perfect dip. Each empanada had its own unique flavor but our favorites were the mushroom and chicken but the shrimp was really good and unique. I've never had brussels sprouts before and these took my breath away. They were covered in a sauce that tasted like an asian hot honey sauce with bacon and wow oh wow, I love Brussels sprouts now . Lastly the drinks were made perfectly with a lot of passion from our bartender. Chimba we can't wait to be back soon!

Such a cute, unique spot with delicious food and great wine selection! Tuesday wine bottles are 50% off - seriously a great deal. The focaccia bread on the sandwiches is like eating a cloud, absolutely fresh and delicious. The skirt steak sandwich was a bit greasy for my taste but definitely flavorful. The Ave palta sandwich was perfect I would eat that every day. I can't wait to come back and try other things on the menu.

Based on the name, I expected some Colombian flavors, so I was a bit surprised to see that dishes from all countries were on the menu- in fact, the majority seemed Argentinean and Peruvian cuisines. The shrimp tiradito was my favorite part of the meal. The flavors were very complex, and the crispy quinoa gave it a wonderful texture. For the entree, I tried the Shrimp Fried Rice and the Gnocchi. The fried rice was pretty good, but the gnocchi was a bit too mushy for my liking, even though it was pan seared. For dessert, I tried the coconut flan. The actual flan itself was just okay, it's saving grace was the dulce de leche blobs that came on the side. I also was a bit disappointed that the coconut is not the flavor of the flan, but the cookies that come crumbled on the side. The drinks were very well made, we enjoyed the margarita and the aperol spritz very much!

Pretty cozy restaurant. Love the decor and the drinks were pretty good. The food was good as well

Definitely a great place to grab a cocktail at a reasonable price, quieter, more intimiate vibe, food is pretty good , definitely a nice alternate if you're looking for a lagniappe vibe without it being mega crowded.

We were excited to try Chimba as we had heard good things about it. Unfortunately it failed in service and food. Quite the disappointment.

Great food and service. Cute atmosphere Creative dishes and great lunch specials! Highly recommend

Excellent service and dishes!!! The ambiance was great. Amazing dinner spot in Miami

Delicious Pan de Bono, ours were made to order so we waited 20-30minutes. The shrimp rice was fantastic and the pavlova was a great way to end lunch. Waiters were attentive and you can see into the kitchen from most of the seating.

Have been here quite a few times. The food is superb! Huge fan of the chicken empanadas...honestly may be my favorite empanadas in Miami. And I've tried a lot. They're very unique-in a good way! The inside decor is also excellent. Always have had friendly service too.

I love this place! The restaurant itself is beautiful inside and the food is still delicious when I do take out or delivery. I love the Ave palta sandwich and the Brussels sprouts are so flavorful, too. My boyfriend gets their empanadas often just as snacks! We love this place.

The food was delicious, attentive service by waiter, and posh environment. I will visit again when in Miami.

Loved the food ambiance! The Wine Wednesdays are where it's at! 3 glasses of wine plus an app for only $25! Great value! They also had a DJ playing and the vibes were on point!

Lovely food Excellent wait staff Decor cute! I would highly recommend this to anyone that asks.

Great food and atmosphere! Highly recommend! Staff is attentive and genuine. Happy Hour empanadas are a win!

Excellent food and service! The greatness is in the details, kind welcoming staff, little extras in the drinks and food. They play great music, loud enough to give the place juice & ambience yet not so loud that you can't have an intimate conversation. Their happy hour & lunch specials are incredible. I was in Miami for 6 nights and I went to Chimba 7 times (once for lunch). My suggestions: Pumpkin ravioli (house made with brown butter & cashews), Brussels Sprouts (from heaven), empanadas, Pisco Sour & Caipirinha. If something looks good to you, get it, you'll love it.

Spot was really nice. Really enjoyed the Atmosphere of the place. The staff was very attentive and the music was not too loud that you could not speak to your party.