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- cilantro soup
- eduardo pria
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- VisitLauderdaleApril 20, 2015Try the innovative appetizers like fresh crab-stuffed poblano pepper, grilled cactus, or blue crab corn cakes for French preparations of Mexican inspiration!
- Catie TomanMay 17, 2016I had the crepe filled with cuitlacoche. It is a Mexican delicacy, and I'm glad I got it! The flavor of the sauces were tasty & unique.
- Fort Lauderdale MagazineAugust 7, 2014And it’s not always offered, but if Chef Eduardo Pria is making his cilantro soup when you visit, be sure to order a bowl. - See more at: http://flmag.com/eduardo-de-san-angel#sthash.yyTPF3vs.dpuf
- New Times Broward Palm BeachApril 6, 2012Beautifully done gourmet Mexican. Try the blue crab stuffed poblanos or the cilantro soup. Coming back for more? Cast your vote in our 2012 Broward Best Restaurant poll. Text "BRO9" to 61721 by May 14 Read more
- AmateurConciergeFebruary 3, 2019High end Mexican fare. try not to overstuff urself on the corn muffins. Cilantro soup special if they got it. Unfortunately the bean ravioli ain’t what it used to be
- New Times Broward Palm BeachJuly 15, 2013Classy. Intimate. Sophisticated. The dishes tend to be adventurous but refined, and the mood lighting and small tables signal that this is a place for grownups.
- TRAVELHOST Elite of Greater Fort LauderdaleMarch 12, 2014Eduardo Pria, born in Mexico City, opened in 1993 his restaurant Eduardo de San Angel, named by Zagat Guide as one of America’s Top Restaurants.
- Rachel MatthewsJanuary 1, 2013Fantastic food and excellent service. We voted this the best meal of our trip. If we lived in Fort Lauderdale, we'd be regulars.
- Daniel NogueiraNovember 3, 2010Obligatory foodie stop. Here you have the rare opportunity to eat cuitlacoche mushrooms in a fantastic zuchinni flower sauce. International cuisine with Mexican ingredients.
- New Times Broward Palm BeachApril 11, 2011Voted Best Restaurant When Someone Else is Paying for 2010 -"A case could be mounted that Eduardo runs the most consistently mind-blowing kitchen in Broward County"