Quinto

Quinto Miami offers a refreshing escape with its Latin American flavors and captivating ambiance. I tried the Miami Spice menu, and the standout was the tomato salad--simple yet bursting with flavor. The Wagyu burger was satisfying, although the bun was a bit too toasted, which took away from an otherwise great dish.The service was attentive and smooth, adding to the overall pleasant dining experience. The real charm lies in the ambiance, especially the patio, which feels like a serene jungle retreat right in the middle of the city.

Location is beautiful and the service was good as well. The only reason it's hard for me to give it five stars is because it's so HOT outside - and yes they have fans and yes it's covered but it's TOO HOT! Highly recommend during this insane heat to reserve inside - space is limited. Good ambiance for group brunch. Great selections throughout the menu with both food and drinks. I plan to return when it's a lot cooler.

What's not to love at an all you eat and drink brunch with great service and ambiance! In the East Hotel ( below Sugar) We were greeted with a glass of rose and seated immediately. Our server explained the all you can eat menu to us and we went to town ordering a bunch of different items for the table to share. Everything was well proportioned and tasty. Mimosas and expresso martinis were made well too! We were a table of 10 and sat for about 2.5 hours before we called it quicks lol. Would have loved to sit outside as the vibe and music out there was more my speed but hey case my original reso was for 14, there was no availability. But! we still had a really nice table inside. I didn't take any photos because I was too busy having a great time but I highly recommend this for a brunch spot. Make reservations early!!

Quinto is great for a group brunch as the cost and what you get is a good deal. For $78 you literally get everything on the menu along with their drinks. We sat outside which is a nice vibe and our server was great although there were moments of when we needed him and couldn't find him but overall was ok. Not sure if they had a DJ for music but I think if they had one would make it even nicer.

In short: Brunch is worth it if you order food and drinks to your hearts desireI came here on a Sunday for the Brunch De Barrio with my girlfriends. It's 75.00 per person and it's bottomless food and drinks from their brunch menu. Drinks included wine, champagne, liquor, bloody Mary's etc. The theme is various foods from Latin America with a focus on central and South America from what I saw.The food was good and fast but we picked up on the fact that it's premade and sent out as ordered. Our cauliflower and Milenesa both came out ice cold. Also, a friendly worker was walking around passing out tastings of various things from the menu. This is a nice touch but I am assuming this is done because that food will go dead otherwise.We had arepas at the table that we barely touched so I asked to take them home. They said that they do not offer to go on brunch items. So they took it away and hopefully tossed it. This seemed very odd that they would rather waste food than pay 10 cents for a to-go package. Overall I think it's a good experience. The service isn't bad but it's up to par with what you expect in Miami.

I can't rave enough about how great of a brunch experience I had the other day. I highly recommend Quinto and to make a reservation for this Sunday NOW!A top factor in this great experience was the staff. Lara was the sweetest hostess in all of Miami. I'm calling it now. Paul was a very attentive and friendly server with great energy. The manager Mike stopped by and it is great to see managers interacting with the guests to make sure they are doing well. The ladies that brought the appetizers around and cleaned our dishes were fabulous as well and I was just blown away about how friendly everyone was; which is definitely a miraculous change of pace from typical Miami service.The food was just as spectacular. The empanadas didn't need a sauce and were so flavorful and moist. The ceviche and tuna tostadas were a perfect size for one and the fish tasted so fresh. The presentation on all the dishes were all pretty and they have some delicious chimichurri that paired so well with the NY Strip and Skirt Steak from the Tabla de Carne.The drinks were sent out so fast but still make with care. I was impressed with the fact that there was barely any wait time. My favorite was the Blood Orange Pisco Sour. It was served in a martini glass which means I could basically drink 2 piscos at the same time! The Coconut Expresso martini was also worth noting it's deliciousness.Thank you Mike & everyone at Quinto. Can't wait for my next visit!

Very nice ambiance, huge place, excellent service. We went for their all you can eat brunch special for $75/person. We didn't have reservations so they accommodated us at the outdoor bar. Our mixologist and server was excellent. Very swift and made fantastic drinks. I would say the drinks are more of the star here than the food. The presentation was very nice, the dishes were decent but not as packed with flavor as I would've wanted. I rate the whole experience 4 stars but based on food flavor, it might be just 3 stars.What we ordered: Food:Tostada de Ceviche--recommendedOstras y Michelada--oysters weren't pre-shucked so it was a little awkward to eatCausa de Pulpo--decent, was expecting more flavorCaliflor Adobada--filling and decent, just not very memorableTabla de Chorizo--very basic tasting. Warning: comes with blood sausage Chilaquiles--also filling and decent, just not very memorable which was a bummer bcuz I love chilaquiles. I was expecting it to be saucierMasa de Cangrejo-pretty basic, the filling didn't have much of a crab flavorTabla de Carne--was well cooked and flavorfulPargo a la Talla--pretty bland, could have used a good marinade Tostada de Tres Leches--deliciousDrinks:Blood Orange Pisco Sour--yummy and refreshing, nice & lightCantarito--one of the best drinks of the day. Sooo yummyCoconut Espresso Martini--a MUST try. My favorite drink from brunchFinnish Cooler--refreshingAll in all, for the value and how much food and drink you get to try, it's priced well. I just wish the food was just a bit more flavorful. I love Peruvian food but I wasn't tasting their traditional flavor-packed ingredients that I normally love

The ambiance was sooooo cute. Such a cute rooftop. The service was just okay. I ordered a pizza, the steak lunch special which came with calamari and a dessert. The calamari lacked flavor but the side sauce was flavorful and light. The steak was very flavorful but it wasn't cooked evenly. The pizza was very good! I also had a lychee martini and a mojito and they were decent! Steak 4/5 Calamari 3/5Mojito 3/5Lychee Martini 3/5 Dessert 2/5Pizza 4/5

This review is about Quinto's brunch. I love that Quinto offers all guests a glass of Prosecco upon entering the restaurant. The ambiance is lovely, the staff is on point and the food and drink are delicious. I give this spot a solid 4.5 stars. The food & drink are a 3.9. It's their collective service and vibe that makes the experience a 4.5. Try the tuna tostadas, salva vida seafood cocktail, the empanadas and grouper tacos. The blood orange Pisco sour is sweet but delicious. The espresso martini is legit. Ask them to add extra coconut whipped cream. Oh, did I mention that the beauty of this brunch is their unlimited food and cocktails. I love that this is not a buffet. There is a QR code for the menu and you order both your food and drink with your server. Note there is a 2 hour window for each reservation which is plenty of time to enjoy your food and drinks without feeling rushed. I look forward to going to their brunch again.

We had planned to go to Sugar in Miami for a drink, but we came a little too early and it was closed so we decided to come to Quinto to grab a bite to eat while we waitedThe place is super pretty. It's like a little green oasis in the middle of the city. Could be quite romantic, especially in the evening. We got seated right away in a nice corner booth. The hostess dropped our menus and we waited for at least 10 minutes before we had to get up and get someone to help us. No one ever came, in fact I was about to walk away, but my friend insisted that we have a bite. After our waiter came, the service was great. I ordered a Chilean Carmenere and my friend ordered a Prosecco. Both were good. We ordered the grilled octopus and shared a red salad. The texture of the octopus was on point, but the flavor was not great, and it was swimming in oil that tasted a little bit stale. The potatoes were unseasoned, even though they were dusted with paprika, you couldn't taste it at all. The salad was delicious. All in all it was not a bad experience. The service in the beginning was a bit lacking, but got better. I'm not sure if I would order the octopus again, but I wouldn't be opposed to coming back. The place is very pretty.