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Yuca Restaurant

501 Lincoln Rd, Miami Beach, FL | Map it  

33139 25.790701 -80.133301

(305) 532-9822 | View Website

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Neighborhoods:
City Center
Cuisine:
Latin American, Cuban, Seafood
Price:
$$$$
Categories:
Barbecue Restaurants, Restaurants

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Restaurant Special Features:
Business Dining, People Watching, Live Music, Outdoor Dining, Romantic Dining
Payment Methods:
MasterCard, Discover, Visa, American Express, Debit Card

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lawaldie

Member since Sep, 2008 View Profile
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Joined 4 years ago
4.0
September 10, 2008

Great Customer Service, Yummy Food, Awesome Cocktails.... Had just arrived in South Beach and took a walk from the Gansevoort. Somehow found the Lincoln Rd Mall by chance and decided to take a chance when we saw the menu outside. It was the first time we were asked how the salmon should be prepared. Salmon?!!! Man, I was wondering how good it would be if they paid so much attention to detail. My fiance loved the salmon and I loved the Churassco..I admit I tried her salmon and it was so tender and flavorful..mmmmm..But best of all was the Margarita del Mar (served in a martini glass)..I thought it might not be enough but it was the Best margarita I have had and not watered down like any drink you pretty much find in South Beach..I ordered 2....Great Experience. Be prepared to spend approx. 150 dollars to 200 dollars for two....it was totally worth it.

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black9971

Member since Apr, 2008 View Profile
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Joined 4 years ago
4.0
September 01, 2008

Flavorful authentic Cuban. We loved this restaurant. Based on past reviews from 2006 and before, we assume this restaurant is now under new management or has a new chef de cuisine. Let me first say that we ate here during Miami Spice, which is basically Restaurant Week everywhere else but lasts 2 months in Miami. The prix fixe menu is smaller portions of appetizer, entree and dessert for $36. The waiter was a little resistant to us ordering off the Miami Spice menu, which is only to be expected considering the differences in price. Once we asked for the menu a second time and were clear, he warmed up considerably. The person who complained about mineral or sparkling water must have never been to a nice restaurant before because everyone knows that's a standard "upsell" question asked by waiters. We ordered a bottle of white wine off the wine list, but they were out of it. So he recommended a bottle only $2 more that was good. The bread was a bit chewy and tough, but the herbed butter was nice. My sister got the tasajo, which was good. I got the Spanish piquillo peppers, per our waiter's recommendations, which was delicious! We both got the churrasco, which we both really enjoyed. We also both got the chocolate tres leches cake, which was very moist and yummy. Since the portions were smaller, we felt perfectly content but not stuffed at the end of the meal.

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ramosger

Member since Jul, 2008 View Profile
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Joined 4 years ago
4.0
July 28, 2008

it was just right.... I have just returned from Miami and my 1st night there I decided to give myself a treat. Yucca was just right. I had a passion fruit (parcha) mojito that was fabulous and an appetizer as my meal which was just the right portion since it was already 10pm. I had the Seafood Puteria and it was certainly tasty, not bland. I will also add that the presentation was just as good and made my dinner even more of a treat.

Being right on Lincoln Rd gives you the opportunity to eat something, enjoy it and as a bonus, you get to do some people watching. Enjoy it!

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Contributor

Member since Aug, 2003 View Profile
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Joined 9 years ago
July 14, 2006

The high-priced Nuevo Latino cuisine surprises diners accustomed to traditional fare.. In Short
The who's who of local power and politics dines here; table-hopping is common. Yuca's change in ownership (original co-founder Ephraim Vega sold his share in order to open the now-defunct Maya) and a succession of chefs haven't had too adverse an affect on the menu. Points should be given for the imaginative cuisine--a crisp plantain basket filled with shrimp and conch, or a pan-seared tuna with coconut curry rice, for example.

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metropical

Member since Jan, 2003 View Profile
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Joined 9 years ago
2.0
February 19, 2006

overpriced nothing special Cuban, skip it. bland ceviche - how do you do that? tough, chewy pork tenderloin. feh! bland flan. we should have waited for Pacific Time to open up or gone to Versailles

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