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About Mambo Cafe
Mambo Cafe is a Mexican restaurant located at 401 Biscayne Blvd in Miami, FL . Mambo Cafe has been described as an Not Special Mexican restaurant and has received an average rating of 4 by our members.
Quick Facts
- Cuisine: Mexican, Latin American, American
- Accepts Credit Card: Yes
- Parking: N/A
- Atmosphere: N/A
- Take Reservations: Yes
- Serves Alcohol: N/A
- Smoking Allowed:No
User Reviews for Mambo Cafe
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I recently had lunch at Carino's for the first time, and boy, was I pleasantly surprised. Even though there were about 12 of us in our party, our meal was served in a timely manner and all at once, with all the food being hot and smelling great. The bread was crusty and the accompanying saucers of olive-garlic dipping oil were wonderful. I only had their soup of the day--some sort of yummy bean and vegetable soup with grated parmesan on top- and even though I was told I could have unlimited refills, the bread and oil and 1 large bowl filled me up. One of my lunch partners had the chicken sandwitch (home-made bread!), which came with homemade potato chips. I had some, and they were marvelous! Thick and crunchy but not oily, the potato taste really came through. Their lunch items start at around $2.99 (my soup), and go up to $14.99 for the seafood. The average dinner entree costs around $8 to $9, and comes with all the salad you want plus the bread and dipping oil. I've since had the chance to eat at the new Olive Garden that just opened up here in Idaho Falls, and I can tell you, the food at Carino's was fresher-tasting and I liked the prices a lot better, too! I difinitly plan on coming back.
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