“ Gabriela & Javier were phenomenal! The chicharron y queso arepa had me in a chock hold! Top notch service and flavor. Will be back when visiting flavor town Miami! ”

“ Great food, great place. Our server Miguel was very kind and patient. He helped us by recommending us the cachapas, and he was absolutely right. This is one of the best Venezuelan restaurants in the Gables area. ”

“ I’ve left few reviews in my extensive culinary life but this one is totally worthy. Doggi’s really care about the food quality and freshness and quality service in everything they do! Arianny, Joleidy and Gabriela are very attentive and customer focused. Few of the places I feel comfortable recommending to try Venezuelan food. Keep up the good work!!! ”

“ Our recent meal at Doggis, a Venezuelan establishment in Miami, didn't disappoint. We orderes arepa La 10, tequeños, and tajadas. The arepa featured a classic combination of churrasco meat, chimichurri and cheese, presented in a well made arepa. The tequeños were prepared adequately, with a crispy exterior and melted cheese. The tajadas, or fried sweet plantains, were sweet as expected. The dishes collectively provided a representative experience of Venezuelan fare. ”

“ I had a wonderful experience at this Venezuelan restaurant! The food was delicious, full of authentic flavors, and beautifully presented. Our servers — Arianny, Raphael, and Miguel — were incredibly attentive, friendly, and made us feel right at home. Their excellent service truly enhanced our visit. Highly recommend this place for great food and warm hospitality! ”

“ The food was phenomenal, the flavor was spot on, the skirt steak on the cachapa was perfectly cooked and had fantastic flavor. The cachapa was exactly what a cachapa is supposed to taste like and it had a good serving of cheese. My girlfriend ordered the Reina pepiada and that has to be the best one we’ve had since moving to Miami from New York a month ago. The one’s we’ve had elsewhere are just mayonnaise and very little ground chicken. This one was full of flavor and shredded chicken (the way it’s supposed to be) which was the main character in the dish. The arepa used for the reina pepiada was as authentic as can be. You could taste the corn in the arepa and it transported me back home. The margaritas were also really good. We had the passionfruit margaritas which weren’t too sweet and had a good flavor and strong in alcohol. Overall, this has to be our new favorite Venezuelan street food and probably one if not the most authentic and best in Miami. Lastly, the service is was quick, accommodating and very friendly. 10/10 ”

“ The Venezuelan food wasn’t really to my taste. Unfortunately, I didn’t like it, but the place itself and the staff were wonderful. As for free parking, it’s pretty much non-existent in the area. ”

“ This restaurant is a true gem! The food tastes just like home-cooked Venezuelan dishes — full of flavor, generous portions, and beautifully presented. The arepas were perfectly crispy on the outside and soft inside, and the pabellón criollo was delicious and authentic. The staff was welcoming and made us feel right at home. If you want a real taste of Venezuela, this is the spot. Highly recommend! ”