Kómma Mediterranean Restaurant

Komma Restaurant & Lounge setves Mediterranean cusine & is located on Washington Ave in Miami. It is across the street from The Goodtime Hotel, one of my favorite hotels w/ in walking distance of Miami Beach.Komma has lovely ambiance, cool lighting, nice decor & a spacious enough bar area. Lunch, dinner & desserts are on their menu. Happy Hour is every day. The following have been favorites to have had from their Happy Hour Menu:1.) Keftedes - Sautéed Lamb & Beef Patties w/ Lemon Juice & Garden Herbs. (HH Menu - $11). 2.) Greek Salad - Vine Riped Tomatoes, Cucumber, feta, olives , red onion & bell peppers. (HH Memu - $12).3.) Spanakopita - Baked Phyllo stuffed w/ feta, spinach & carmelized onions. (HH Menu - $9). 4.) Aperol Spritz Who? Cocktail - Pineapple, infused aeperol, ginger beer & Prosecco. (HH Menu - $9)5.) Komma kiss Cocktail - Sweet & Dry Vermouth, Passionfruit Puree & Soda. (Hh Menu - $9)Everything was delicious. The salad & Keftedes have always tasted fresh. They have fantastic hummus & pita bread, and Komma has pretty decent cocktails for good happy hour prices. Servers have been so kind, friendly, & courteous. Website - kommarestaurant.comInstagram - @kommarestaurant Komma's Hours of Operation - Mon. - Thurs. -5pm - Midnight Fri. -Sun. - Noon - Midnight Belly Dancing Performances - Fri. & Sat. 8:30 pm - 10:30 pm. One can also make dining reservations and can have events / parties in their private dining areas.

Came here around 2:30pm on a Friday as we had just landed in Miami and this restaurant seemed so good on Yelp near our hotel. Very quiet, only 1 other table of 2 was seated. Indoor seating was closed and they were only seating people outside at the moment. If you don't like dinning outdoors, avoid this place in the mid afternoons. Staff was friendly but asked us to give them a good Google review and brought out a QR code to scan. I don't really do Google reviews and said I'm only on Yelp. They said that Yelp isn't owned by them and reviews may not be accurate but they seem to be doing well on Yelp. Felt a little off putting.Food was mediocre and quite pricey, nothing to write home about.Komma Pikilla- was a platter of different dips. My least favorite was Lady Pink, very floral. Pita bread was average. Turkish Adana Kebab- lamb and beef grounded together. Came with roasted tomatoes, shishoto pepper and red onions; lined with a thin pita. Paired with Crete Feta Dip (also came in the Komma Pikilla).Chicken Kebab- wasn't dry but wasn't juicy. Came with roasted tomatoes, shishoto pepper and red onions; lined with a thin pita. Paired with Crete Feta Dip.

This place is huge and has an amazing ambiance. Not gonna lie cuts gets really busy on Friday-Sunday, but pretty much everything does in South Beach. Lovin the bar, the grub and the service overall, great spot

This restaurant accommodated our large group of 20 and I must say that I was impressed with EVERYTHING they sent over. Service was wonderful and the patio was classy and breezy. The tables were set up and ready for us as soon as we got there, and food came out right after we ordered drinks.Cocktails/mocktails: Our group had a bunch of both, and they were all very good. I'm partial to mezcal drinks, so I really liked their options on that. The mocktail group really liked the lychee mocktail, though some found it too sweet. Hummus/dips sampler platter: All of the hummus was good--my favorite was surprisingly the beet (I don't actually think this was hummus). It was lightly sweet and beet-fragrant, and I honestly ate it on its own because it was so good. Pita was also toasty and made just right. Ground meat kabobs: I didn't want to butcher the name, so I just left it with the description. They were like little meatballs, which were a bit dense. I actually wish they were slightly bigger in the hopes that it wouldn't be as firm after being cooked, but flavor was great.Chicken kabobs: This is chicken breast meat, and it was incredibly tender and juicy. Usually I avoid this dish as most places make it dry and not very good, but Komma made it perfectly--we had around 4 giant dishes of this and it was done well every time.Grilled vegetables: You can't go wrong with grilled vegetables, assuming it was cooked through. This was, and it actually paired well with our leftover dips/hummus. Dessert platter: The lava cake was a giant favorite, as well as the baklava. To be fair, the baked rice pudding was also good, but I thought it was a bit plain. I generally prefer middle eastern baklava and Indian kheer though, so it's definitely just a preference thing. My fiance was wildly into their other dessert, which was some sort of custard wrapped in phyllo. Basically, everyone liked at least one or more of all the desserts. Go with what your taste buds usually like and you won't be disappointed.Our giant group waddled out the restaurant satiated and incredibly happy. I highly recommend coming here for large events/parties, or just for a romantic date night.

The servers were all very nice and accommodating, the food was just ranged from mediocre to not great. I came with my middle eastern family who had high hopes, and all they did was complain about the food. They even lacked basic Mediterranean options like shawarma, tabouleh, and fatoush. We ordered the mhamara, hummus, lebnah, Greek salad, kefta, chicken, and lamb and I think a few other things, but not a dish was really that good for the native tongue. We were recommended to come here by someone who came years ago when the restaurant was called someone else, but it appears there was a change where the prices increased and the food went down hill. The ambiance was nice, but we came for the food.

This place is a vibe! Absolutely stunning and intimate outdoor space with retractable roof and greenery that hides you away from the bustle of Washington Ave. The service was super attentive and worked as a team. I enjoyed the shepherds salad, and the mixed platter with pita. The pistachio was so so good as was the beets, hummus and tzatziki. For my main I enjoyed the grilled branzino.

this place is definitely for tourist. It was pretty empty when we went. I tried to park at the place right next to it called Queen and they tried to charge me $30 for valet and ona Thursday night. The food inside there is some taste like everything was premade at Costco, and a package didn't taste authentic pita bread wasn't homemade everything was just very average yeah this is a place that tourist would go.

Was a little dissapointed with this restaurant as I had better expectations however I should have realized that is south beach which means touristy if you know what I mean. The restaurant atmosphere is absolutely beautiful, the outside seating is great as they have a retractable sunroof. Fridays and Saturdays does have a belly dancer which is great and fun. The drinks were okay presentation on the drinks was good , however for a simple drink the delivery time was quite long for a restaurant that was not busy whatsoever. Servers were still ok not sure if there was a language barrier or anything however they were not really friendly or helpful. Food was were things went south everyone in my party of 10 ordered very different things from the menu and everyone somehow managed to not like it to say the least the lamb chops were very dry , the salmon was delivered cold and nothing really stood out as far as the food. Unfortunately as beautiful as the place is I wouldn't come back for dinner here perhaps just for cocktails.

I passed by this place so many times every time I come to Miami but never paid attention. But I ended up making reservations for a Sat nite for my next visit here and I was not disappointed at all! The oysters was so fresh and the perfect size. So delicious!! Then I got the ribeye cooked medium and it was cooked to perfection! The ambience was beautiful and we sat outside and it was a perfect night out. So many other stuff I want to try on their menu so I will definitely be back!

This was our second time at Komma. Fantastic food and service. Very authentic. We felt so welcomed. The Çoban Salati (Shepherd Salad) was perfect. I had the Beyti and it was fantastic. Husband had the keftedes (köfte) and it was amazing. So good! Teşekkür ederim, Komma!