Best Peruvian restaurants in north beach Miami. From the cold Peruvian beers, to chicha morada, And all their different ceviches which are super fresh, this place hits the spot. The grilled octopus is to die for it comes with which corn, pieces of cheese and a generous amount of grilled octopus that has perfect texture and melts in your mouth! Any ceviche you get will be flavorful and fresh. Cant go wrong with locura Marina, it's a must try if you're looking for Peruvian food

It's been a while since I reviewed the place and I'm here to say it's as amazing as ever. Try the ceviche, or the beef tenderloin from the app menu (not offered on the lunch or dinner special).

I have to be honest, I had no idea about this restaurant, can't blame me that much I rarely make it to this side of town when I'm in Miami. But definitely I'll be coming back very often. Let me tell you why, the restaurant is completely unpretentious and has one of the best Peruvian food in Miami. I thought Ceviche 105 was top notch, but this restaurant is cheaper, the food portions are bigger and food is even better. The environment is very chill as you may expect in this side of the beach. As for the service it was great and quick even for a Saturday afternoon. Bottom line if you don't live around, plan a day in the beach and have lunch here and trust me you will thank me

Today we are having a mix ceviche picante and yuca a la guancaina, food is always good here , the place is not fancy at all but it has good Peruvian food for a reasonable price , we can say is a every day kind of restaurant. We had pisco soured and they were great , his with sugar mine with no sugar. Service is always fab , ambience noice but ok. Try it you won't be disappointed!

Located across Collins Avenue from the Bandshell (and near where the Full Moon Party) is held, I had the chance to stop at Locura Marina this last week when my friend Vancy recommended it. Don't let the name fool you, as it is not only seafood! We were able to get in right before the dinner rush, and from what I heard there's always a full house of locals. It is definitely a hidden gem. I started with a glass of white wine, a cool & crisp way to unwind from Music Week and get in the mood for the Moon. My appetizer was their Causa Limena. This potato dish, with the black pepper in the egg and Mayo dressing, is far from boring. You can definitely notice the kick! As far as a meat dish, I really liked their Pollo Saltado, basically a chicken stir fry with teriyaki sauce, grilled veggies & and helping of crispy fries. All of this was on their dinner menu for $20. Yes, this isn't an April Fool joke! The portion size was enough to have leftover for lunch. I would definitely stop by again!

My coworker told me about this hidden gem in north beach so we decided to get takeout one day during office hours. They have a great lunch menu for about $15 which includes and appetizer, entree and a drink. I was shocked at the items on the menu. Apps such as ceviche and entrees like fish and lomo saltado. I got a salad and lomo with a nice cold sprite. The servings are perfect for the price. Fresh and delicious food for under $20 in Miami Beach - a must try! Ordering was easy, the receptionist was nice and recommended a few dishes. Payment was taken in the restaurant during pick up. There is street parking available but I recommend if picking up, go with someone who can get down and grab the food quickly. The order was fast no wait at all. Will try again soon this was delicious.

My moms Peruvian friend recommend this place to my mom, who became a regular patron. I did not know what to expect on a Sat. night. Its a great atmosphere, ambience, staff super friendly and offered recommendations. The food was fantastic. Drinks were great w an extra shot on the side. Sangria was loaded to the top. Prices were very reasonable and good value. This is my new go to spot in Miami and will come back again.