Welcome to a new episode of Season 5 of 305 Vox Populi.
Today the guest is Dennis Rodriguez
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Welcome to a new episode of Season 5 of 305 Vox Populi.
Today the guest is Dennis Rodriguez
Hialeah, FL – November 30, 2o22 – Another milestone for the Amelia district. Enveloping the vision of Prestige Companies, Dennis Rodriguez and his partners along with his executive team have brought the first-ever art and culture event to the Amelia District.
Amelia Live welcomed over 700 guests to an unforgettable night. The exclusive event Amelia Live x Art | Private Porsche Collection combined art, Porsches, and live performances by DJ Rascal, Raul Morera, Maria Quintana, and Yasniel Pedraza. The event featured curated pieces by Eric Alfaro, Armando Blanco, Roberto Blanco, Omar Corrales, Roberto Crespo, Astrid Fuertes, Juanma García, Alex Mijares, Julio César Pacheco, Ramón Pedraza, Rubén Rodrigues, Julia Vence, Fredy Villamil, and Sabrina Yanguas who painted a baby grand piano live while pianist, Yasniel Pedraza played. Guests enjoyed hors d’oeuvres and cocktails from La Romanita. Attendees were immersed in a collection of carefully curated pieces of art and exclusive GT 911s along with antique Porsches
The developer will move forward with an apartment project near the 100-year-old racetrack.
The developer will move forward with an apartment project near the 100-year-old racetrack.
The developer will move forward with an apartment project near the 100-year-old racetrack.
Food fusions are when you take two types of cuisine and make something super. A new restaurant in Hialeah is mixing things up and bringing together some of your favorite foods. Your stomach and your mouth can now sample the best of Europe mixed with a neighbor to the south.
They’re serving up a world of deliciousness at La Romanita in Hialeah. It’s an Italian restaurant mixed with Cuban flavors.
Alexander Ruiz: “We have many of the traditional Italian dishes you would recognize both in high-end and traditional cuisine, but we have Cuban subtle changes we add in to make it more unique and recognizable.”
These food combinations will have your taste buds thanking you.
Alexander Ruiz: “There are a lot of Mediterranean influences, specifically Italian, in Cuban cuisine and on the island, so our chef realized it would be a wonderful marriage of the two to incorporate traditional Cuban ingredients into Italian dishes.”
They’ve got dishes you know and love … but with a twist.
Alexander Ruiz: “In the carbonara, instead of using a traditional pancetta, we are substituting that and using a Cuban smoked pork chop that has traditional spices like cumin.”
J.C. De Ona: “The Cuban smoked pork chop gives it that different flavor in the dish that is absolutely delicious.”
If you like fish, you’ll be passionate about this one.
Alexander Ruiz: “The Crudo Mixture is a trio of freshly cut fish with branzino, which is a traditional Mediterranean fish, Italian fish, along with tuna and salmon, and we top it with spicy oil and a passion fruit dressing. Passion fruit is a tropical dish and used in many Cuban cuisines.”
Mamma mia! Check out this pie-in-the-sky idea.
Alexander Ruiz: “One of our pizzas that we are very proud of is the Vaca Frita Pizza, which is shredded meat with Cuban spices.”
La Romanita is even a home run with the locals. Just ask Marlins great Alex Fernandez.
Alex Fernandez: “You really don’t expect this in Hialeah, but it’s a great restaurant, great food, great people around us. You gotta try it. It’s really good.”
FOR MORE INFO:
La Romanita Restaurant & Lounge
7755 W 4th Ave.
Hialeah, FL 33014
305-400-8727
laromanitarestaurantandlounge.com
Food fusions are when you take two types of cuisine and make something super. A new restaurant in Hialeah is mixing things up and bringing together some of your favorite foods.
Miami’s latest round of openings includes a newcomer to Hialeah’s Amelia District with La Romanita, a new restaurant in partnership with Miami chef Jose Mendin dubbed Moloko, and the first Florida location for Flaming Grill Buffet in Broward County.
7755 W. Fourth Ave., Hialeah
305-400-8727Prestige Hospitality Group opened its first restaurant, La Romanita Restaurant & Lounge, in the new Amelia District, Hialeah’s newest mixed-use development. The menu, created by executive chef Reinier Mendez, channels Cuban and Italian influences while drawing inspiration from his time at some of Miami’s most notable concepts, including STK Miami, Fort Lauderdale’s Naked Crab, Casa Tua Cucina, and Lure Fish Bar. At La Romanita, Mendez offers a selection of seafood, salads, select cuts of meat, house-made pastas, and pizza. Expect a robust wine list and live entertainment on the weekends. Monday through Thursday noon to 10 p.m., Friday noon to 11:30 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday 11 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.
Prestige Hospitality Group opened its first restaurant, La Romanita Restaurant & Lounge, in the new Amelia District, Hialeah’s newest mixed-use development.
Te llevamos al recién inaugurado restaurante en Hialeah con lo mejor de la comida clásica cubana e italiana.
Te llevamos al recién inaugurado restaurante en Hialeah con lo mejor de la comida clásica cubana e italiana.
Prestige Companies is a big believer in Hialeah. After building several residential projects in the city, it is now targeting a new multifamily development site.
A joint venture between Prestige and Florida Value Partners bought the closed Salvation Army at 7450 West Fourth Avenue for $15 million, according to a deed. Seller Hialeah 4.9 QOZB is managed by Alexander Ruiz, COO of Prestige. The entity had bought the 4.9-acre property from the Salvation Army in December for $8.3 million, a separate deed shows.
The plan is for 100 two-story townhouses and a separate three-story retail and apartment building, according to Dennis Rodriguez, a Prestige partner. The townhouses, which will be rentals, will all have two bedrooms and two baths. The adjacent mixed-use building will have 5,000 square feet of retail and 12 apartments.
Construction is expected to start this summer and would be completed next year. The project has site plan and zoning approval, but the developers are awaiting city building plan approval, Rodriguez said.
Prestige’s projects in Hialeah include several Amelia-branded multifamily developments and an Amelia mixed-use district, all named in honor of pilot Amelia Earhart. In 1937, she attempted to become the first woman to fly across the globe, with one of her stops in Miami, but disappeared over the Pacific Ocean.
Prestige built the 174-unit Las Vistas at Amelia at 7925 West 2nd Court. The Amelia mixed-use district consists of 30 apartment units and two commercial units totaling 17,000 square feet.
Miami Lakes-based Prestige, led by CEO Marty Caparros, previously partnered with Florida Value Partners on The Trail garden-style apartment community at 1040 Southwest 70th Avenue in central Miami-Dade County. The project consists of two three-story buildings with 84 units, and a second phase with five three-story buildings with 230 units.
Miami-based Florida Value Partners invests in various types of real estate, according to its website. Gus Alfonso is managing partner at Florida Value, his LinkedIn shows.
Hialeah, long a residential area overlooked by investors and developers, has seen an influx of new projects.
In May, Dacar Management, based in Dania Beach, scored an $81 million construction loan for the Residences and Shoppes of Highland. The project will have 244 apartments and retail at 3685 West 85th Path in Hialeah.
Prestige Companies is a big believer in Hialeah. After building several residential projects in the city, it is now targeting a new multifamily development site. A joint venture between Prestige and Florida Value Partners bought the closed Salvation Army at 7450 West Fourth Avenue for $15 million, according to a deed. Seller Hialeah 4.9 QOZB […]
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