Cuisines and Dishes at Chef Allen's:
- Seafood
- American
Chef Allen's
19088 NE 29th Ave,
Miami
FL
33180
(305) 935-2900
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Ratings and Reviews for Chef Allen's
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Feb 08 2012
Natalie P. via Yelp
For a pre-packaged kiosk in an airport, Chef Allen's is shockingly good! I had the grilled veggie sliders and they were quite excellent. Just the perfect...read more
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Jul 02 2011
Hideki K. via Yelp
Chef Allen's Burger Bar is surprisingly good for an airport dining facility. It's located in Terminal 3 where Spirit Air (I don't recommend them) is. I...read more
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Feb 06 2011
Monica B. via Yelp
The burgers are truly delicious, but the prices are high even for airports - PLUS the fries are extra. Eh, I'll probably go back, but I still hate being...read more
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Sep 28 2008
mirra via Citysearch
I had high expectations when I went to Chef Allen. We were disapointed especially when cpmaring it to the River Cafe in New York. ...read more
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Feb 09 2008
janeslowman via Citysearch
I am a seafood lover from the start, but what Chef Allen does with his creative seafood offerings is amazing. I did not know there...read more
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Sep 12 2007
culinartartist via Citysearch
Chef Allen's has become a fixture of gourmet dining in S. Florida. Happily they have not become lazy or jaded in their success. Th...read more
From Citysearch
In Short
From the outside, chef/owner Allen Susser's restaurant looks less like a celebrated temple of local gastronomy and more like a mid-priced, touristy steakhouse. But the generic shopping mall look vanishes in the dining room, where the ambience is posh, cozy and quietly elegant--the better to appreciate the master at work in his glass-enclosed kitchen. When he's on, Susser's mix of Florida ingredients and Caribbean/Latin cultures tastes fresh and exciting. When he's not, it's mundane and expensive.
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