Delicias de España - Bird Rd.

Food was good, a bit overpriced. Service was excellent and food was served quickly. No vegetarian options. Three churros for three dollars. Easy access from the road. Free parking available. The Spanish omelets are amazing, great choice for catering. There's also a bakery and a small market offering all things Spaniard. Huge wine selection as well.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Delicias de España is a true Miami gem! From the moment you walk in, you feel the warmth of authentic Spanish hospitality. The highlight of my visit was without a doubt the oxtail (rabo de toro)—one of the best I’ve ever had. Slow-cooked to perfection, the meat was fall-off-the-bone tender, rich in flavor, and paired beautifully with their homemade sides. The menu offers a wide selection of traditional Spanish dishes, all executed with care and authenticity, and the service was attentive and welcoming throughout the evening. Whether you’re craving tapas, paella, or something hearty like their unforgettable oxtail, this restaurant delivers excellence at every level. Highly recommended for anyone in Miami looking for an authentic taste of Spain—you won’t be disappointed!

Horrible service. We ordered online 2 days before and prepaid to pick up at a specific time. We arrived at the exact time and waited in a line for 1 hour to collect the food. The staff was not nice about it as everyone was complaining. Very very bad planning and bad service. We’re never coming back here again.

Despite placing an order online beforehand and being given a specific time to pickup we had to wait in line for over 45minutes. My 91 year old grandfather came as we did not think it would take so long, he was exhausted and had nowhere to sit even though they kept assuring us it would move quickly. Total bs

Absolutely Horrendous Customer Service From Ramon Aristides, the MANAGER! Today (2-19-26) my wife and I went to the Bird Rd. Delicias de España. What an awful experience! My wife browsed the shelves of wines and selected a nice bottle, with a sticker price of $23.95. She gave the bottle to the server and asked about the price. The server said it was $23.95 plus a fee of $8.00. That was fine and the wine was decanted, with two glasses served. Then, after the wine was decanted and served, the manager approached our table, rudely reached across the table, grabbing the bottle of wine and tried to scratch off the price sticker with his fingernail. He contemptuously declared that the bottle of wine was $57.00 (plus the $8.00 fee), not $23.95 as marked, then he promptly left the table. I