Subject: SlimSpray - As-Seen-On ABCs SharkTank

From: Slim Spray <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 04 Jun 2014 14:01:05 -0700

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in the Hollywood celebrity-community.
 
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2964 Sh0reline C0ve Ct.
San Dleg0
CA - ZIP: 92117

After getting completely ripped off by  restaurants on Ocean, this place was a very very welcome surprise! In fact, I think it saved Miami from being permanently branded as cheesy and sleezy in my mind. Great location right off of Ocean near all  boutique hotels. Very casual restaurant with a lighting scheme that makes it feel like a diner (and  simple diner plates to match), but  food tastes like it came from a fancy restaurant.  prices are so reasonable. I went here with 4 people - we shared an app an each got a steak/chicken entree and beer, all for only 100 dollars, including tip. That beats  180 bucks we spent on 4 margaritas and an appetizer on Ocean! Plantains are just about my favorite thing in  world, and here y were amazing. I wish I had gone back  next morning to try  plantain omelette. At Puerto Sagua I ate  most flavorful chicken I have ever tasted in my life. I also tasted  skirt steak and it was  same way. Mmmmmm! And fried Yuca! Had never heard of it before Puerto Sag
 ua, but wow is it delicious. Kind of like a harder, more sour potato, fried and served with a vinegary dipping sauce. If you're hanging out on South Beach, try this place for a change of scenery. Came here for a weekend trip to run a half marathon on a Sunday morning in Miami.  Came to Puerto Sagua Saturday afternoon. This place is located near Ocean Drive, and 2 blocks from my hotel at  Clinton. Diner that serves "quality" Cuban food. I sat at  bar as most tables were occupied. I ordered some ham and cheese croquettas,  ropa vieja, and a cubano to go.  ham and cheese croquetta seemed too perfectly log shaped, so not sure if that was home made or processed?  ropa vieja is slow cooked pulled beef (i think of rump) with peppers and onions in a tomato broth, served with a scoop of white rice, and white rolls.  broth seemed a bit salty to me, not sure if everyone found  same when y tried. Maybe a bad batch for me, dunno. This actually reminded me alot of a Filipino dish I grew up eating
 . For that, that new factor didn't wow me. I had  Cubano later that night for dinner and found it actually quite salty as well. Not sure what cured meats y use, but was hard to finish as a result.