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The interior of Fritanga Cocina De Doña Angela.

Fritanga Cocina Dona Angela

Nicaraguan

Bird RoadWestchester

$$$$Perfect For:Serious Take-Out Operation
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Bird Road has a couple of Nicaraguan places, including this fritanga that serves one of the most generous portions of gallo pinto and carne asada you’ll find anywhere in Miami. For $13.50, you get four heaping scoops of rice, two slabs of steak, and a half-dozen maduros. The small takeout spot only has two chairs. If you claim one, you can watch the cooks grill juicy, smoky carne asada over open flames. The downside? The gallo pinto tastes like it was cooked in old oil and the maduros are dry. Still, this place will work in a pinch if you need something quick and filling after a long workday. 

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