the lost & found saloon

the food was delish. interesting to see such a varied menu for both carnivores and herbivores together. had the impression from the website photos that theplacewas much larger than it really was. i kept looking around for the rest of it. my only disappointment was the slow serving time. the waitress was friendly and gave great suggestions but we had at least a half hour delay between arrival of appetizer and another half hour for the entree and we were the only people there (4 of us) besides one other couple. hate to see theplaceon a busy saturday night. all in all though, the food's really good and i'll probably go back. i prefer small, home run places over the big chains any day.

thisplacewas recommended by a friend who is a regular. now, after trying it out for myself, i'm happy to say this: kb my man, (that's the owner) you've got the formula, and i'm hooked! let's get right to the good stuff

love thisplaceor not!. we've been returning to this 'joint' for about five years (think it's only been operating for six years). this is not my favorite neighborhood for late night dining in miami.....especially considering the trendy wynwood and design district is only a few blocks away (and loaded with 'big name' places).

however, lost & found has a certain je ne sais quoi ne: je ne se qua about it that defies description.

only wine and beer (aacceptable selection) and a fairly extensive menu (especially considering the tiny kitchen).

k.b. the owner operator of lost & found, is a pleasant enough fellow, very approachable and very much 'hands-on' in all aspects of the enterprise. k.b. openly admits lost & found is his 'passion' and may be not for everyone's taste.....he takes full responsibility for creation of each of the menu items!

well, lost & found has developed a steady stream of 'regulars' over the years and continues to attract new devotees.

the menu is truely 'all over the place' with a huge assortment of vegetarians options and a basic supply of items for meat eaters as well.

as vegetarians, we tend to go with the posse taco, vegetarian chipotle black bean burger, pinon & pepita crusted tofu and somtimes just arrive early in the day for their breakfast offerings.

maybe you should give thisplacea try.....love it or not, at least try it. we might see you there.

for whatever the reasons, we continue coming back and have enjoyable experiences time after time!

the lost and found saloon is a wonderful hole in the wall in the art district favored by several miami hipsters and art district regulars. this small restaurant offers great southwestern/tex-mex food and it’s usually buzzing during the monthly wynwood art walk and busting at the seams during art basel. i’ve been going to the lost & found for about 5 years now and am a huge fan. i’ve introduced several friends to thisplaceand have in turn made them fans; i’ve tried just about everything on the menu and have yet to find a single thing i don’t like. thisplaceis as small as they come, with a seating space inside the restaurant of about 40 people (that’s including the bar). the dã©cor is true to the food they serve with a giant cow hide hanging on the wall (someone call peta), metal cacti over the bar and cowboy flare throughout the space. it should also be mentioned that thisplacedoes not have a full bar. it does, however, offer a nice mix of various b

i wish i liked it.... i like the concept, aplacethat a vegetarian as well as a carnivore can go to enjoy a good meal. my problem was that i could not find anything that was appetizing on the menu. and the prices are ridiculous. $7 for a cup of soup? the tacos are $4.95 but wait, add a dollar if you what something in it beyond lettuce, tomatoes, beans and rice. not to mention that you have to order a "full dinner" to be able to order beer or wine. why call yourself a saloon if there are so many catches?

if you have been out west , thisplacereminds me of that. excellent food and love that blueberry beer i had last time i was there.