Rakachaka Grill Y Más
Nicaraguan restaurant · East Little Havana ·
Authentic Nicaraguan cuisine, generous portions, modern ambiance
Authentic Nicaraguan cuisine, generous portions, modern ambiance
"Unlike the rest of the spots on this guide that just plop a large slab of fried cheese in your container, Rakachaka gives you an option of smaller cubes of queso frito, which makes for more balanced bites with more manageable pieces of cheese. The slices of carne asada are thin, cut easier than Jell-o, and beautifully charred. Just a 10-minute walk from Loan Depot Park, Rakachaka is a fantastic, affordable meal to have before or after a Marlins game, sparing you the desperate $20 corn dog purchase." - mariana trabanino
"This Little Havana restaurant follows the same casual fritanga format you’ll find at many other spots around the city. However, unlike many of those, Rakachaka Grill y Más has upgraded the fritanga experience by offering a more polished dining room while maintaining the traditional low-key vibe. And the food follows suit with favorites like carne asada, gallo pinto, thick corn tortillas, and a whole lot more." - mariana trabanino, virginia otazo
"Most people are too distracted with the Little Havana fritanga rivalry between Caña Brava and Pinolandia. They probably missed a third spot in the area that warrants the same kind of attention: Rakachaka Grill Y Más. The Nicaraguan hot bar gives you an option of smaller cubes of queso frito, which makes for more balanced bites with more manageable pieces of cheese. The slices of carne asada are thin, cut easier than Jell-o, and beautifully charred. Just a 10-minute walk from Loan Depot Park, Rakachaka is a fantastic, affordable meal to have before or after a Marlins game, sparing you the desperate $20 corn dog purchase. photo credit: Mariana Trabanino" - Mariana Trabanino
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