Como Se Llama? Delicioso!

So… a cute little sandwich shop on Flagler and 27^th?! I must say… passing Flager for the last 2 years, I had never noticed this spot and I wish I had! This cute, what could easily fit in either SOBE or Mid-​town is located on a busy Flagler street and serves great sandwiches. The owner greets you and even takes your order.
The sandwiches are delicious and well priced.

This is one of those places in Miami that spoke little to no English. Hey, it’s a small, hole-​in-​the-​wall-​ish place, so what did you expect. In fact, that whole area had trouble speaking English. If you want to come here, make sure your Spanish is passable.
I liked the place. The lady acted charming and friendly. However, when we came during lunch, they didn’t have any food! When we tried to order, they didn’t have 50% of their menu. I opted for the avocado wrap.
Their avocado wrap tasted good. It came with avocados, some veggies, and your choice of meat… I think. My Spanish sucked so I couldn’t communicate effectively. I chose pollo though. It also came with chips.
I also tried their banana and strawberry crêpe with dulce de leche. Man, this was a heavy dessert crêpe. The strawberries didn’t seem fresh though. It looked like frozen ones. It didn’t taste bad though.
Their service is slow because the lady hand makes all her orders. So if you’re eating here, make sure to put around 1 hour in the parking meter. We were the only ones eating there, and I hate to see how slow it is if she has other costumers.
I liked the food. But in the end, it wasn’t anything special. My main complaint was how she didn’t have half the menu when we came in so some of us couldn’t eat what we wanted. However, the pros of this place is the atmosphere and the price. This is one of the cheaper places I ate in Miami. I give it about 3.75 stars.

Woot! This is one of the hidden places. I was just craving some ice cream as I was driving back from Gables and Unilocaled a close one. It wasn’t ghetto and looked like it was recently renovated. It is situated right next to some Cuban restaurants and the owner don’t speak English. However, it has great coconut and coffee ice cream, my favorite flavors. They were awesome, reminds me of a place I liked in Mexico City! And two scoops were only $ 2.50. I wouldn’t hesitate to go back again! 5 stars~!

Hole in the wall restaurant with the best crêpe ever!!! Small establishment but neat and clean. People were friendly too… try the crêpe with Nutella, strawberries and bananas! Mmm!

Love the name! Cute place, good food & dessert. Great service! The staff was very friendly and social.

I can’t decide whether I love or hate the name of this place. It’s really cute inside. And the menu is interesting. You can basically take anything they offer and get it as a salad, or on French bread or as a crêpe. Really cool idea. I opted for a pesto chicken crêpe, which was delicious. The crêpe was a little thicker than I like but it was good. Also had a nutella crêpe with strawberries and bananas. Hard to go wrong with that but it was delicious. They also had complimentary iced tea. Overall, nice lunch spot.
Added tip: I almost passed it over because when I drove by the OPEN sign was off, but it was, in fact, open. In case they don’t fix their sign, do double check before you miss out.

Como se dice fenomenal?
My trusty Unilocal app helped me to discover this phenomenal little gem of a place, which is slightly hidden just off of Flagler near an office where I was doing some temporary work for the summer. The handful of positive Unilocal reviews and comically unique name convinced me to give this place a try today on my last day of work and I was very pleasantly surprised with the result.
First impressions are definitely important and Como Se Llama? Delicioso! made a very good one on me today. So good, in fact, that even though I will no longer be working nearby and live a good 20 – 25 minutes away from this area, I’m sure I will happily trek back this way often simply for the privilege of enjoying more mouthwatering deliciousness!
As far as appearances go, the space itself is very modern, clean and inviting. The customer service is seriously unparalleled. The guy behind the counter was so warm, friendly and accommodating that I almost felt like I had gone to visit an old friend or family member for lunch. Service was on point the entire time so I was pretty impressed with the place before I had even tasted the food.
I ordered the All About Avocado sandwich, the Blue Chicken on a crêpe and various flavors of milkshakes for myself and some co-​workers. The guy who helped me went out of his way to get me a fresh avocado from next door, which he somehow accomplished in literally less than sixty seconds and then he offered me samples of each shake as he prepared to make them, all of which were absolutely heavenly.
When I got back to the office and started to eat, I realized that the owner of this joint knew what she was doing when she named it because delicioso (which is Spanish for delicious in case you were wondering) is the ideal description for everything this place produced for me today!
The prices are just right, they have a very diverse menu to choose from with tons of options for each item and everything I have tried so far easily surpassed my highest expectations (which, based on the Unilocal reviews, were higher than usual for me). Unilocalers certainly got this one right by giving it glowing reviews!
The location is the only thing I don’t really like about this place but even that isn’t going to stop me from heading back here time and again so that I can experience every item on their menu a few times over. Miami is seriously lacking in the delicious food department and especially so if you want to eat delicious food without breaking the bank, which is what makes Como Se Llama? Delicioso! such a truly fantastic find.
If you are in the neighborhood (or even if you have to drive a ways), do yourself and your taste buds a favor by checking this place out!
p. s. I am pretty sure they close early (like around 5 pm I think) so it won’t work for dinner but is a must-​try for breakfast and/​or lunch.

So this is an ice cream parlor! BUT. it is not your regular ice cream parlor. Mind you… even the name is not regular. Como Se Llama? Delicioso! Fits like a glove. Why? Well, because once you give it a try the name of the place won’t matter but you will say damn! Delicioso!
This is another hole in the wall place (I have come across many holes in the wall and I love them!). As soon as you walk in you are greeted by the server and if you are lucky (like I was) the owner’s Mother will also come outside to greet you!
This place is nicely decorated and painted in nice shades of green. The AC was rocking! I love cold places! They have a vast variety of ice creams, and they also make crepes! Please make sure that you go during the week or super early on Saturday.
I had a piece of cake of the day (on Saturday it was Red Velvet Cake) with 2 scoops of rum raisin ice cream (my FAVORITE ice cream… yes! I think it’s the alcohol in it!) with a bit of chocolate and strawberry syrup on top. IT WAS GREAT!!!
My friend had a Banana Split with rum raisin ice cream as well. I did not taste it but I was told it was great.
Attention: They also serve breakfast for like $ 3.50 + tax and they have daily home made specials. I was told that today (Monday) there was going to be arroz con pollo and the owner’s Mother makes everything fresh and SHE cooks everything herself.
Give this place a try and judge for yourself. So far… so good! I will update when I go back for my crêpe!

If it had not been for Unilocal,we would have never found this place! It is not the kind of restaurant that you expect to find on Flagler, which is a pretty dead street in my opinion. A shame, but I think this restaurant is much better than its location…
We were there last saturday for lunch. First of all, let me say that the place is really inviting, the décor is very modern vivid and it’s squeaky clean ! The owner is friendly. And the menu is so ‘Miami’, I mean, have you ever seen Cuban crepes anywhere? We had the morochon crêpe which is made with congri and pork. It was sabroso and different (in a good way), but I think it could have used a little more pork. We also had the chicken blue crêpe, which was very fresh. But the best part of our meal was the smoothie, «a touch of paradise»
Picture this: ice cream, passion fruit and leche condensada ! I’m not sure if those are the real ingredients, but that’s what it tasted like to me ! Pure heaven.
We definitely want to come back for their guava and cheese crêpe… I’m sure it’s delicioso !

So I took out 1 star because this place does not have a high chair! Whatever no biggie. I had to sit my 2 year old on a chair and restrain her from getting up to look at all the ice creams. The place is very modern inside despite the location. I ordered the Morochon crêpe. I took out another star because what I ordered came with moro which they didn’t have, instead I had it with yellow rice. After a couple of minutes the guy said that they didn’t have any crepes ready that I had to wait for him to prepare it and make it. Which was also ok cause I would rather have it fresh. Since I was waiting with a 2 year old I decided to order the soup of the day «ajiaco» which was delicious, one of the best I’ve had. It was a good size portion a little bigger then a cup. By the time I was done with my food the crêpe came. Good portion as well with a side of mariqitas. The crêpe taste like un pan con lechon in a crêpe. It was full of flavor and it was more that what I expect. We also had blue bell ice cream, all for just $ 12.00

I found this place on Unilocal while looking for someplace that delivers close to my house. I love this place!
You’d never expect whats inside. Delicious food and great customer service! The only down side it that it does take a little long but its worth the wait imo.

This little restaurant gets 2 thumbs up, a woohoo, and 5 stars from this gal. Their food is pretty awesome with great prices to match. On Saturday, I had their Miami Sunrise breakfast in a croissant and tasted my husband’s Sweet Morning breakfast sandwich — both were super tasty and delicious. Also had their Touch of Paradise smoothie, which was refreshing… loved that they added some whip cream and colored sprinkles over the top. Those 2 sandwiches, a small smoothie, and a coffee totaled $ 13!!!
For lunch today, I ordered the Morochon Crêpe. It was insane! They basically use a crêpe in place of a wrap and fill it with black-​beans and rice, pork, chips, mojo, and a cilantro cream sauce. Probably ridiculously fattening, but I was hungry and it tasted GREAT… So who cares!

Stopped in for lunch based on the great Unilocal reviews. The place is so cute! Love the clean modern design and the splashes of bright color. Everything on the menu looked great so I had to just pull the trigger and pick something or I could have been there all day. I ordered the Morochon Crêpe, trusting it as a good choice since it is labeled «house specialty». The crêpe comes with moro, roasted pork in mojo sauce, onions and potato sticks with a cilantro cream sauce. It was really good. I also had a cup of the soup du jour, potato bacon and that was also delicious.
The prices are great, I had soup, crêpe, and a cuban coffee for under $ 10. I also couldn’t resist the ice cream counter so I tried a scoop of lime sherbert for dessert. So yum. They have blue bell ice cream and many good choices. I know the banana split flavor is amazing and co-​worker had dulce de leche which looked great.
This place is a gem and I will be visiting whenever I’m in the neighborhood, there’s lots more on the menu I want to try. They also have smoothies, dessert crepes, and breakfast.

Came to this little gem located in the heart of Little Havana earlier this month for my birthday. I noticed this place earlier this year on my drive to work and was wondering what a place like this was doing in Little Havana.
So i had to check it out!!!
Came here with my co-​workers and we were all a little surprised when we walked inside. The place has flat screen TVs all over the place, colorful décor, very clean and tidy and the staff was very pleasant. As we looked over the menu the owner was present to answer all of our questions and informed us that any meal can be made with a crêpe, french bread, crossaint, or into a salad.
After about 10 minutes our lunches were brought to us in a tray which included chips and a little cup of grapes and a slice of orange. I had the All about Avocado on french bread which was so delicioso and very filling. My co-​workers had 2 other sandwiches which they were very pleased with.
They also have daily smoothie specials, all sorts of ice cream and smoothie flavors and they provide breakfast as well. The prices are very very very reasonable.
Our meal came out to 22.00 which included 4 meals and 4 sodas. That can’t be beat!!!
The only reason I didn’t give this place 5 stars is because it can get a little noisy when they make the smoothies/​shakes since the blender is located right by the counter. They should probably do the shakes/​smoothies in the back room to limit some of the noise.

I’m in love. I came here after I picked up a friend for lunch in Little Havana and she swore to me I would love this place. She was right.
Looking completely out of place in the middle of a run down street of tacky shops, this place is the best thing W. Flagler St. has going for it.
I ordered the house specialty, the Morochon Crêpe which comes fill with black beans and rice, roasted pork in a mojo sauce, onions, all wrapped up in a delicious and hot crêpe. I was a little weary at first of ordering that kind of food inside of a crêpe, but man did my mouth thank me later. It was delicious and big. For $ 6.25, you get your order in a basket of chips brought to your table. My friend had the Pesto Feast crêpe with chicken and after tasting it, I know exactly what I will be ordering the next time I come. Trust me, there will be a next time.
The service was excellent as well. Our orders were out in about 10 minutes, the place itself is super clean and the staff is nice. After our lunch was over, the owner of the place came to our table and gave us two free samples of their raspberry shake they had just made. For no reason! Now THAT’s how you keep your customers coming back for more.
I really do wish this place was closer to downtown because from the looks of their menu, they offer quite the breakfast special as well. And, it bears no repeating, the lunch here? is magnificent and yes… delicious.

I’d heard the name uttered so many mornings at the office, I didn’t order.
I’d seen the delivery guy more times than I cared to count in one day, I didn’t order.
I’d heard the raves and seen the rock candy to sweeten the coffee, I still didn’t order.
So what pray tell finally made me order from Como Se Llama? One simple detail, I could order a breakfast sandwich at 12:15 in the afternoon!
In the food industry, serving breakfast all day can be a cook’s nightmare, despite this fact Como Se Llama sticks it out and delivers a breakfast sandwich to a busy office in the middle of the day!
I was so happy to hear this I messed up my own order. I didn’t realize my arch nemesis, bacon, would be making an appearance in my sandwich… grrrrr. Thankfully, the taste wasn’t strong enough to take from the fresh tomato and cheese that accompanied my egg and squishy bread, I love squishy bread.
Having been slightly displeased with the sandwich (my fault, I know) I was glad I splurged and ordered one of their dessert crepes. Banana and nutella make everything better, in no time it was like, «bacon, what bacon.». I knew the food wouldn’t go to waste, co workers are really good for that sort of thing.
I’ll read more carefully next time I order but now I’ll be sure not to be left out of the daily calls made to Como Se Llama.

Can I just say … I love the café con leche that this place makes !!! WOW !!! It’s amazing !!!

Here’s my story:
«What the heavens is this place with a flashing marquee on Flagler? Ice cream? no way?! gotta stop!»
So glad I did.
This is my new favorite little spot and I’m sticking to it. You would never guess from the outside or the area that this cute little modern space would be here. They have all sorts of tasty bites that won’t break the bank. Not only does this place offer ice cream, they have delicious sandwiches, salads, crepes and smoothies!
So far my favorite is the All About Avocado sandwich, which consists of chicken, avocado, pepper jack cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion and cilantro cream dressing, yum!
I’ve also tried their ice cream, mango smoothie and the Choconana Crêpe that’s filled with bananas, nutella, powdered sugar and whipped cream.
The best part? Breakfast! yes, they also offer breakfast! It’s by far the cheapest I’ve ever found! 2 eggs any style you want, your choice of turkey, sausage or ham, café con leche, toast and a fruit cup for $ 2.99…Yea, totally unheard of!
Another reason for the 5 star rating? The staff. they are beyond amazing! They are super friendly and always treat me as if I were a guest in their very own home.
I definitely recommend this place, it truly lives up to its name, delicious!