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The king of Miami Salvadoran restaurants, Manuel Chavez puts an even brighter shine on his reputation at the Pembroke Pines branch of Atlakat. Known for its pupusas, Atlakat has an appetizer sampler platter -- full of chicharonnes, plantains, yucca, grilled steak, and those delicious aforementioned corn patties -- that will send you spinning happily off into such delights as grilled tilapia, seafood soup, and Salvadoran-style steaks with hot sauce. There's also great native coffee and batidos to wash everything down. Forget the desserts. Revel in the tamales instead.
Brush up on your Spanish, gringo, because few people at Atlakat are likely to speak your tongue, except when it comes to the universal language of great homemade food. But if you can open a menu and point, you'll be well taken care of at Manuel Chavez's Salvadoran café. Make a stab at the Sampler Platter ($12.99): fried pupusas filled with jack cheese, curtido (a marinated cabbage and carrot slaw) grilled beef chunks, fried pork chicharrones, and pieces of yucca and fried plantain.... More »
Hondurans have mondongo soup, Guatemalans their chicken in pineapple. Belizeans cherish pawpaw bread, Nicaraguans their meat tortitas. But for top-of-the-line Central American comfort food, you can't help feeling the world's your ostra when you... More »
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