Delicias de España

5 Reviews on “Delicias de España”

• Celia A

  Delicias de Espaa is average at best to say the least. The service was fine, but the two Spanish staples I tried are all hype. The chorizo omelette was average and the papas aioli was disappointing. The aioli was lacking garlic dressed with mostly mayo. Other than the Spanish decor, I was not impressed.

  October 11, 2016, 10:15 pm

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• Amanda Harris

  Absolutely loved this place. Litteraly felt like we where in a little local market in Spain. Truly authentic food and products. Red sangria, white bean soup, prosciutto & cheese sandwich where all amazing! And the Tres Leches is seriously out of this world! I cannot wait to go back and take all my family when they come to visit me in Miami.

  April 5, 2014, 1:15 am

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• Maggie

  Did not like it. Went last week and placed two orders to pick up. Rabo encendido (oxtail stew) with rice. Was late Friday night . I got home, the meat was so salty that neigther my husband or me eat that, we ended up throwing everything into the trash ( the food and the $30.00 + tip that was paid for that order). Maybe, was a bad experience that day. I was frustrated because we went to sleep without eating neighing but, ham and crackers.) I’ve been there many times to order kake, omelette, other things and everything else, but the food (meal) is being delicious.

  October 27, 2013, 3:59 pm

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• Andres Collazos

  Don’t even bother considering Delicias de Espaa for B-day celebrations as they have the kindness of charging you $7.00 to open and serve their own cakes.

  August 21, 2009, 5:29 pm

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• Rachael C

  World’s best Tiramisu!. Seriously–you must stop by for the tiramisu. It’s phenomenal. Hope I’m spelling it right.

  March 11, 2009, 3:43 am

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