Sabores Chilenos

The food was so delicious and the service was amazing. I asked for water with lime and they gave me the most delicious water with lime juice. we had a Churrasco sandwich and michelada we also had bread with pebre which was delicious. The prices were reasonable, and the portions were great. We had a great time and the wine selection was $19 and taste is great

We were in Miami for a week and this was the best food we had while visiting. Everything tasted fresh and homemade, the atmosphere was calm and familiar, and the staff were so kind. I highly recommend coming to Sabores Chilenos, you will have a wonderful time!

We visited Sabores Chilenos as a group of 7 while traveling from out of state, and every single one of us left absolutely thrilled with the experience. From start to finish, the food was simply outstanding—every dish we tried was full of flavor and authentically prepared. Our server, Ines, went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. She treated us like family, anticipating our needs before we even asked and adding such warmth to our evening. Her genuine hospitality made the meal even more memorable. To top it off, the price was far less than what we expected to pay for the quality and portions we received. It felt like we had discovered a hidden gem. If we lived closer, this would be a regular spot for us without a doubt. We are so happy we found this place—five stars is not enough!

I’ve been coming here for years and usually try to bring my family, especially those visiting from overseas, because I’ve always enjoyed sharing this place with them. Unfortunately, my last visit was really disappointing. Our waiter, Italo, was rude and unpleasant, even making unnecessary comments under his breath about my teen. After waiting over 20 minutes with no acknowledgment or service, we decided to leave. I completely understand that servers can get busy, but the restaurant wasn’t crowded at all. If someone is having a bad day, it’s better to step back than to make regular customers feel uncomfortable. I’ve met the owners before and know they’re very nice, which makes this experience even more disappointing. Sadly, this isn’t the first time I’ve received poor service here. I try to be understanding, but this situation was uncalled for. There was also a previous visit where I didn’t receive the correct change, it was only a $1 difference, so I let it go, but the pattern of carelessness is starting to add up. I hope management takes this as constructive feedback and addresses it, because this used to be one of my favorite spots.

This used to be my favorite Chilean restaurant in South Florida, out of 4 that I know. All of a sudden the cheese empanadas lack of cheese and they got smaller, the meat empanadas got smaller, the meat in the churrasco sandwich is tougher than leather, the bread is hard. Overall all portions got smaller but the price went up. 😔

If you want some real authentic Chilean food, I suggest you come to Sabores Chileno. The taste is impeccable and it brings me back to where my roots start. Although I was not originally from Chile, I was born in the US. My parents made sure that I never lost the love for the culture. Best and authentic food when it comes to the comfort food chili offers

It has an original Latin flavor and is a lovely and comfy place to gather with family and friends. The pollo avocado is delicious 😋 a great place to try Chilean dishes. Jugo de chirimoya is an excellent choice for refreshing. The empanada chilena and the cakes are simply fantastic 😻

the service is always great here, the food always tastes fresh and delicious. Best chilean restaurant in south florida :)

Sabores Chilenos Empanada is a hidden gem for authentic Chilean comfort food in Miami. The empanadas are large, golden, and filled generously. The empanada de pino is perfectly seasoned with beef, onions, egg, and olive -- exactly how it should be. Service is warm and friendly, and you can feel the pride they take in bringing a true taste of Chile to the community. If you want authentic empanadas that taste like home cooking, this is the spot. Highly recommended.

Waited a full hour for our entrees to be served. At intervals of 35 and 45 minutes, we alerted our server and in each instance he said that our orders would be right out. Essential to be able to speak Spanish, and understand Chilean terminology. If not, you will be ignored. Gratuity is automatically included in the bill, so there is no recourse.

Great service, good soul food, prices reasonable and the ambiance Extremely welcoming to the point you don't want to leave. I strongly recommend their specials and their soups

I really love this place, it's yummy. Empanadas and all their plates are delicious. A lovely neighborhood experience.

Very delicious Chilean Food amazing personal place so nice and calmI will recommend this restaurant

We went small group of friends on Saturday night the food was delicious no salted,no over grease , very taste , excellent service.The appetizer are fantastic. They have a singer with music and we have a lot fun the place is small but the food is excellent. I am going to recommend to all my friends and planning to come back next week Thank you / Muchas gracias

My husband and I have gone here for lunch and for dinner. We really enjoyed the lunch sandwiches and soups, but we were a little disappointed with the dinner. The place is quaint and the service is good.

We visited Sabores Chilenos on a Saturday evening. The restaurant is located in a nondescript shopping mall in Sweetwater Florida. The service was very slow at first but got a little better throughout our meal. The food was acceptable but not delicious. We ordered meat empanadas and they were cold in the center even after returning one of them, the second one was still quite cold. I don't think that we will be going back.

Probably one of the best restaurants I've been to in Miami. That bread and salsa is on point. The mechuga sandwich is always good also.

The service was slow and attended to others but our table. Food overall was okay it wasn't all that nice or bad.

Hidden jewel in Miami serving Chilean food, all delicious, but what I go out of my way for is their breakfast with Chilean amasado bread with ham, avocado otlr whatever you prefer so long as that delish bread is included. Must visit low key, beautiful spot, just 15 minutes from Miami airport.

Came back on Sunday. The food was absolutely delicious, the waiter was extremely helpful (we wanted some nomz from the bodega which wasn't available and he went out of his way to make it for us), & space was clean. Coming back for sure.

We waited 15 minutes before being seated. The MALE waiter asked if we were Chilean, then asked what we wanted to eat. I asked for a menu please since we've never been there before. He looked annoyed and gave us a paper menu. We ordered and ate. Food was Ok. When we got the bill, he charged us more than stated on the menu. When asked, he said the prices I gave you were the "to go" prices. The eat in were higher. Not happy but Ok. We ordered food to go so we could try the different dishes as we didn't have a big appetite that day. When we went to eat it, we ended up throwing out most of the food, as it tasted VERY old!! Not happy about it. We checked the bill again to see how much money we basically threw away and noticed that he gave himself a 35% TIP. I called and asked him about it. He got EXTREMELY defensive and combative. I asked for a Manager and he said you deal with me since I helped you. What happened was they charge a 15% tip automatically. We gave him a 20% tip. I told him to please refund 15% of the tip (not the 20% we gave him) being everything that happened. HE DIDN'T. There's another Chilean restaurant called PAMELAS very close to this place. GO THERE!! We won't EVER go back to Sabores Chilenos because of our experience with this waiter. The name on the receipt is ITALO. I hope this helps you decide about going there.

I have been to this restaurant over the years, i live 30 miles north so not too often. Today i can truly say was my last time. First we were asked to find our own table, none were blocked so we sat a bit away from other people there, table was dirty with old rice and sticky. We moved to another table same problem. We ordered a cafe con leche and toasted original chilean bread. What a joke, the waitress brought us a can of Nescafe, hot milk in a gkass measuring cup, seriously my wife and i were dumbfounded. Sorry to see this place go down the tube. Very disappointed.

Had to give this place 5*. The place is simple and casual. Nothing too pricey, too fancy, too trendy, too sophisticated... Just a hearty meal, good options, lots of wines, down-to-earth peeps, tasty/delicious dinner! Gringos welcome! Paulina was a sweet lady and as her English was the best, she was helpful, and patient with me. 1st time having Chilean food for me. I'm not talking Sea Bass. I'm talking like empanadas and pastel de choclo! See images. Like said, nothing too extraordinary, but for those wanting to try something different and never had authentic Chilean, just go there. Oh and grab a bottle of vino on the way out. They're all Chilean and relatively inexpensive!

Sabores Chilenos has been at this location over 20 years. I remember the only other time I have been here, must have been over 15 years ago, and it still looks exactly the same! I came in with my younger sister and nephew after a very nice day at the zoo. The place is very small and tables are very cramped so we ended up sitting at a table right next to the bathroom. When I went to wash my hands I was actually a little confused because when you go in, you are literally in their stockroom! It was funny. But it was cool to see. We got the menu and ended up ordering typical Chilean dishes that cannot be gotten anywhere else and shared them. We are from Chile, so we know! We got Completo, which is a hot dog with tomato, mayo and avocado, we got a Churrasco sandwich, Chilean style churrascos are different than your typical churrasco, we got beef empanadas, Chilean Style, and a pastel de choclo (which is a corn tamal like thing, served on a clay bowl which has meat and chicken filling) all were good. Our waitress was nice, but she hardly came by. After that we went to the adjacent store, where you can buy items imported from Chile, pastries, bread, wine etc. There is this one pastry I really love which is called Berlin (don't know why) it is a deep fried dough ball, cut in half, filled with pastry cream, and dusted with powder sugar. It is so good! I think that is the only thing that I really do miss from Chile. I saw they had them and I was planning to buy a few to bring with me, I saw the girl tending the shop was our waitress. That explained why she was so scarse. There was a couple of people waiting in line (the shop is really tiny so even a couple of people make the place look about to burst) The next customer in line actually bought them all!! I was crushed, and so were many other people in line who were also waiting for them!!! I know the story is quite irrelevant, but I was so sad, that I had to include it in my review. As far as restaurants go, this is a pretty average place. The food was OK but not out of this world, actually the empanada it was the best thing. Prices though, are very reasonable. Service was friendly but the waitress was hardly ever there. I live really far, I would not make the drive down to Miami exclusively come to this restaurant, but if I'm in the area, it an OK place.

Ines Adan was my server today. What a lovely, wonderful and beautiful person --inside and out. Most people are trash these days, but she has so much patience and makes guests feel very comfortable and at home. I highly recommend the food as the quality is a 10/10 ; will definitely be coming back with friends and family.

I had a pleasant surprise I had the congrio it was delicious well cooked and tasty the mashed potatoes were great as a appetizer we had the cheese empanada it was delicious the Chilean beer was excellent the place was very clean with a large Chilean wine selection the service was amazing always making sure you were happy the dessert milhojas was out of this world love it there was one incident which I did not like a man came out from the back and banged the door hard to call our server I found that to be demeaning it was like he was calling a dog they must correct that for the future that is not a way to call a person we must maintain our respect for other people at all times

What a miserable experience. Terrible service and no respect for call ahead pick up orders. I called two days ahead to place an order and still had to wait two hours in line with everyone else that were placing their orders on the spot. When I asked for my order I was told that they had to give away half my order to the seated customers because they ran out of empanadas. The food is not worth the terrible service... Yo amo todo lo que es Chile pero nunca más volvería a Sabores Chilenos. Este lugar no merece representar a Chile.

So delicious!! Que están la comida! Oh my goodness our experience from start to finish was outstanding and our girl Katie hooked us up with great recommendations from our food to our drink! I definitely would recommend this restaurant to anyone who loves Spanish cuisine or wants to try comida Chilena!

Very good Chilean food. Would recommend! They bring out fresh, warm, out of the oven "pan amasado" and it's super good!

Here is the thing if you need a Chilean place to eat here is the best far form others ,nice people very friendly is really make you feel you're some were in Chile .quality of the food is A+. Price wise great ,taste of the food and variety is endless.kudos to de Daly lady Daniela, very friendly and great customer services . So don't say I did not toll all you guys about best place is Miami . By the way owner always welcome you in a very warm way every time I come by .just love the place .I'm a way that I drive over 40 miles just yo enjoy it .

This place used to be much, much better. The service is horrible, the food is pricey and the quality isn't what you'd expect (especially at those prices). The place also looks pretty run-down when compared to similar restaurants at the same price range. This would be a decent place for very inexpensive Chilean comfort food if the prices and service were improved. That said, it's one of the few Chilean restaurants in South Florida so I'm forced to go if I have a craving...

Very good food, delicious empanadas and humitas. Wish there were more chilean restaurants like this one since I really love empanadas and sandwich de lomito.

Best chicken soup ever!!! not greasy at all, full of flavor that it even wakes up the dead!!! I wish their soup portion were larger, the soup has so many goodies that it takes all the bowl!! Overall the food is good at this place. Staff is really nice, we always ask what is the most typical meal that a chilean person would have. Our neighbor had hot dogs, don't remember how they call them but they were huge!!! I think they had like sausage, ketchup, mayo and guacamole!!! yum yum, that would be my next order!

Good Chilean street food. This place is popular with Chileans. Everything here is down to earth, with very unpretentious food. Also, there has been Chilean celebrity sightings here. But if you eat here, I wasn't impressed much with the dessert or the entrees. However, the empanadas and other things like that (things that require you to eat with your hand) were really good. I haven't tried the seafood here though but I should have since Chile is known for its seafood.

Great food, Great service. I always go for the unique and delicious teas that they sell in the store. They sell things that you cant find in other places and have very tasty breads and wine. whenever I go they treat everyone like family. Would recommend this place to anyone looking for a great atmosphere and great food. Don't leave without getting dessert :)

Sabores Chilenos is a very authentic hidden Chilean gem! The empanadas are absolutely amazing and the desserts are to die for. Very delicious plates & drinks as well!

Overall: There are not many Chilean restaurants in Miami, but comparing Sabores Chilenos to other restaurants in its category, it's a great place to eat and try some different style dishes. The Food: Everything (from my experience) is super fresh and delicious. They have different style cuisine that leaves you just a bit curious about their other dishes. A popular appetizer is their asparagus soup, which is absolutely delicious! If you are here then you must try it! The Service: The staff is very friendly, and attentive; however they primarily speak Spanish, so if you come here be prepared to speak in Spanish - even though I am sure they understand English.

Had the pastel de Choclo. Loved it. The dish does not look big but once you start eating it fill you up. My husband had Chupe de Marisco, he liked it but was to fishy for me. Order a side of potatoe salad just because I love potatoes salad. It was good but maybe too much food for me.

I've been coming to eat here since I was young lad. The place is located in Sweetwater and it's probably one the older chilean places that have been around Miami. One of the highlights to have are the following: - cheese or beef empanada (just one 1 beef empanada if you want to eat some other dish...they are big) - try any of the house specials (if you like to try something different, do it!). The food is homemade. - Barros Luco (includes beef and melted cheese) or a Chacarero (same as luco but will include tomatoes and green beans). - un completo (a chilean style hot dog) - add the homemade salsa ('pebre'...a slight kick) they give to everything and ask for a lot of it... The service can get really slow, so prepare to stay a bit longer than expected at times. However, the people are nice. Lastly, they do have a small market where you can buy bread (highly recommended) and empanadas to go. Also, check out the other delicious pastries they got! Overall, the food is Chilean and not exactly how it tastes like back in Chile, but it's not bad...its tasty...

Pamela's is much better. The service is just OK. The food is minimal and pretty average. Lacks quality.

We went here for the 2nd time in 2 weeks. Food is pretty good. The cheese empanadas are the best with the salsa. But the service is absolutely horrendous like ridiculous. No structure , forgetful, never check on us. Probably won't go back for a bit. At the end it was almost comical

This is the place that you feel very warm welcome Excellent food ,fresh, home style, besides it's a Chilean restaurant, I' ve seen people from some other countries being so delightful with the food Especially empanadas ,the best in Miami!! Pretty and cousy place,sometimes amenizaded with live music for free and some other places you pay for everything Ohhh ask for parrilladas and anticuchos ..the best!!!

My experience at this restaurant was so bad!!! I went twice. The first time I was recommended by a friend and the service at Sabores Chilenos was good. Next time September 18,2020 I went there because the other restaurant Pamela's which is the one I always go had a waiting time of 2 hours for being sitting. Anyways, at first when I got to Sabores Chilenos the gentleman at the door was so nice, he directed us to the table. Problem start when we order our food, waitress took for ever on bringing us the drinks, specially a terremoto that a friend order. It took and hour to get our food. Waitress was charging me extra for some food. And included herself the tip Even when I did not want to give the 15% tip because of the bad service.I had to talk to the manager to hurry the order otherwise we will be waiting longer for our food.

This restaurant is hidden in a shopping center. It is very quaint and the best part of the decor is the wall of wine that is available for purchase. The fresh bread basket that they make in house and free salsa was absolutely delicious. I could not get enough of the salsa! I tried the beef baked empanada which was great but the cheese empanada with the sauce was unbelievable! My main course was the beef stew which was perfect for the chilly day. It had plenty of vegetables and was flavorful. My coworker had the pastel de choclo and it was not good. Please stay away from that dish! Other than that, I was impressed with the food and was surprised when the bill arrived. It was was cheaper than I expected. I will definitely be back!

Been there many times and It really has been always a GREAT experience... Always food left over for home thus the price is never and object. 5 of Us today there for lunch and it was Super, The Humitas, Arrollado, Porotos con Riendas, el Sandwich de Churrasco, El Completo y La Corvina Asada todo maravilloso. The Chilean Chardonnay cold and priced really low. The Pisco Sours to die for (My daughter's Rating). The Torta de Mil Hojas, Fantastic and also brought home a good chunk of it Si. maybe the place looks identical to 20 years ago, but we do not care, the Food Fare is what we go there for and not the looks.

Local, trustworthy spot. Great empanadas, sandwiches, and entrees. There's a deli with artisanal breads and desserts too!

Awesome food, awesome staff. I'm not Chilean but I've been to Chile and the food here is very authentic!! Very homey environment and they have a shop next door which is a plus plus! Would recommend

Where to start, I never had the privilege of eating Chilean food but thank God I had the chance to pop the cherry here. The food was amazing the atmosphere was family oriented which made sense since it is family owned. The owners daughter Kaytie is super amazing inside and outside the kitchen and her and her family bring the charm to this hidden gold mine of food With her Mom & Dad sharing coun amazing Stories from their Country. Nonetheless the food did its job of giving me the exact experience as if I were to order directly from Chile. Thank you guys for the Experience -Joeh Ornelas

I have been there about 3 times. The previous times loooong time ago, the restaurant was OK, but now is for never go there again. I ordered empanadas and they are so tiny, no comparison with other Chilean restaurants. I also bought a milhojas cake. What a disappointment. It looks like they add cornstarch or whatever to the dulce de leche and the cake taste horrible. I wonder why they had to close the location in Miami Beach. This place is going down.

I call for questions they hung up in my face so rude I was looking for HotDocs completos

We arrived around 7 and the restaurant closes at 8. It didn't feel like we were welcomed and we had to sit ourselves down. We start placing our order and the waiter informs us that the kitchen is closing and it came off a bit unprofessional. We asked for sangria and the waiter said he wasn't sure if there was any but that he would go check. He never came back to update us on the sangria. We asked him again if they have or not and he tells us no. He never recommended us any wines or asked us which flavor we preferred so we got up and selected the wine on our own. The steak sandwiches we ordered barely came with any avocado and the meat was extremely squishy. You could barely bite into it. You can tell the kitchen rushed the food out and didn't take there time to preparing it. We will not be coming back here. A huge disappointment with there customer service and food.

Today was the last time I visit this place - Sunday 20th of February 2022. Our server was rude - extremely short with us for absolute no reason. She up charged us for bread - which is ok - but In the manner in which she communicated the up charge blaming the owners while being rude - left so much to be desired. The waitress - who is been there a long time, as I have had her before on other visits To the restaurant- her service was just non sensical. All unprovoked. We asked kindly for glass of water - we get a warm glass of water with no ice. Unheard of. We asked for ice to this warm glass of water she gave us as opposed to a cold glass of water with you would normally get served at any restaurant - the waiter brings a bowl of ice. Pure non Sense. I then asked what was her problem - she blamed the owners for the bread short serve. I mentioned to her that paying for extra bread was not a problem and should not be a problem for anyone else upon her request, dining here at the restaurant. Just rude and unprovoked bad service. - customers - in good faith - do not deserve this type of treatment- and it made us feel really bad. This was the uncomfortable type of service you do not what to encounter at a restaurant - any type of restaurant - it was just shameful. This type of service is what will bring an enterprise down despite the quality of product. Extremely disappointing.

Absolutely HORRIBLE customer service and unsanitary environment. They have lost a customer of over 20 years! Today we went to pick up an order that had been placed on Tuesday and confirmed yesterday (Friday) and had totaled to $250.00. When we arrived the girl at the register reviewed our order and said " we sold parts of your order so we have to offer you something else." She was absolutely arrogant and unapologetic about parts of the order being sold and dismissed us by repeating "I can offer you something else, but what some of what you ordered was sold." At this point 15 minutes have gone by and the room In which we were being helped in is small and had over 9 people which did NOT give the 6ft social distancing that is required by the CDC. The girl at the register was also not wearing gloves while handling food. The girl at the register proceeded to say we are going to make some bread and to give them 20 minutes. We then went outside and after 20 minutes went inside to get our bread the girl replied "we did not make it and it's not available" obviously upset I demanded they rectify the situation as we had not only driven 1 hour, spent almost $300.00 and had to endure unsafe environments as the small room was overcrowded, but I was treated like trash! I Will be taking to the owner and also calling the Health Department to advise that this location is not following safety guidelines nor social distancing.

Upon walking into Sabores Chilenos, we were greeted by many eyes, locked on ours. Uh oh, what did we walk into? Well, those eyes quickly returned to their own meals and we were greeted by a very attentive and joyful host. Honestly, everything about this place was so, so, so good. I had never visited a Chilean restaurant and I was very pleasantly surprised. We went with the empanada de pollo (chicken empanada) and empanada de marisco (seafood empanada) to start. Both of them were baked and delicious, full of flavor and tasted very fresh. Add their tomato/cilantro/hot sauce on it and it really rounds out all of the flavors. A+ We skipped the Pisco and went with a nice Cab, don't regret that choice at all. Pisco is great, but the wine really brought a lot to the main dish: Steak Sandwiches. I know what you're thinking, but please get the steak sandwiches here. The bread is the same style as the one you are given when you sit down, and it comes with tomatoes, avocado, mayonnaise (freshly made themselves), steak (obviously), and you can always add more of the hot sauce! (please, do it). The prices are very good, and the food is even better. I am already craving their bread and sandwiches. I will be returning here very soon!

Basically this place has all Chile in one shopping center store! Lol So many different dishes, wines, entress, and half of the resturant is like a mini store with many Chilean things etc but, the food quality is alright. The Chilean empanadas aren't all so great! Still good but not Wow ! They do have some awesome breakfast with an awesome Chilean Tea! Hopefully next I go it's better.

My co-worker took me to this spot a couple of weeks ago during a lunch break. I've never had Chilean food before, but it turns out it's somewhat similar to Ecuadorian food (which I eat a bit of). This joint is a total "joint" in every sense of the word. It's in the back of a shopping center-- you'd have to know it was there already to find it. You go inside and it's definitely got a mom's kitchen vibe going on. It's a rare quality that only a few restaurants possess. It's comfort. Anyway, I ordered the Barros Luco which is essentially a cross between a grilled cheese and a pan con bistec. Really good, though, it could use more seasoning. However, the table has a sauce on the side that brings tomatoes, cilantro, lime juice, onions, etc (this is like a South American staple and each country seems to have their own version of this type of sauce... it's the BEST). You put some of that sauce on the sandwich and it's a completely new bite. I also tried their avocado salad, which is less a salad and more a half-avocado sliced up with a lime next to it. Squeeze the lime and you got yourself a really delicious "salad". Amazing, really. (I'm a sucker for avocados). I also tried a beef empanada which was a bit greasy. Though, it had a hard-boiled egg in it, and it makes me wish more empanadas had that element to it. Service was a bit meh. I'm pretty sure my server was the only person serving the restaurant. But the place is small, so it's not too much of a drag. I can't imagine juggling that many tables at once, though. Sabores Chilenos is a place really really tucked away in the most obscure corner of Miami (back of a shopping center on Flagler street).. but it's definitely a spot everyone should visit.

Not bad little place - can beat the wine prices! Bought a $12.99 bottle of carmenere reserve !