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Andalus's gambas al ajillo. View our Andalus slide show.
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Andalus

35 NE 40th St.
Miami, FL 33137

Category: Restaurant > Spanish

Region: Midtown/Wynwood/Design District

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35 NE 40th St., Miami; 305-400-4324; andalusmiami.com. Lunch and dinner Monday through Friday 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday noon to 9 p.m.

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A better bet might be the meat paella, with chicken, pork, veal, chorizo, and chickpeas (also $40). Other nonseafood entrées are filet mignon, chicken breast, pork tenderloin, and veal and lamb chops cooked on the grill, along with a Serrano-and-cheese-stuffed chicken Cordon Bleu ($15 to $24).

Desserts include a thin, triangular wedge of marzipan cake that tasted fresh and homemade, but drizzles of chocolate and cherry syrups pretty much ruined it. We could have sworn our scoop of "nutmeg almond ice cream" was vanilla ice cream with chocolate syrup and crushed peanuts, but the waiter insisted the nuts were almond-and-honey "turrón." Was it rewarding nonetheless? Well, close, but...

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Alejandro.Medero
Alejandro.Medero

Here at Andaluz we do give the option to try most of our tapas, monday through saturday from 5:30 to 8:00 pm. Cocktails for $3 and tapas for $3, come join us, ask for Alex at the bar.

garth ethan
garth ethan

This is very similar to that spot in southern Spain you haunted during your study away program: anticipate waiters in vests, snow-white bisected banquettes, a gleaming copse bar and a flamenco guitarist strumming his instrument in the courtyard.

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Granfieldc11
Granfieldc11

I thought your review of Andalus was very well written and visually descriptive but when you referred to the coating on the marzipan: "but drizzles of chocolate and cherry syrups pretty much ruined it." Why did those toppings ruin it for you? Seems a little yuppie-ish to say without a valid progression as to why it was viewed as a negative for you...

German
German

Everything look very spanish indeed. Here my recipe of Gambas al ajilloGarlic prawns.600g prawns or shrimp tales (shelled)250 ml olive oil for fry6 garlic cloves (finely sliced)2 dried chilli peppers. Salt1 Earthenware casserole or you can use a simple skillet 1. Heat the olive oil in the Earthenware casserole or skillet and add the garlic and chilli peppers.2. As soon the garlic has start coloured add the prawns and sprinkle with salt.3. They will be cooked through after 3-4 minutes.4. Serve in individual dishes along with the oil and garlic.

in this place you can find a lot of spanish recipies in english: http://kitchenvoyage.blogspot....

 
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