Located at 21000 W Dixie Highway in North Miami, Capas Burger has quickly earned a reputation as one of the most reliable and satisfying burger spots. Though small in size, this Kosher-certified restaurant offers a menu that is rich in flavor and consistent in its quality, blending classic American comfort food with thoughtful preparation.
What sets Capas apart is its clear commitment to using purely fresh ingredients. Their beef is ground daily, and every burger is made fresh to order. The result is a noticeably juicy, well-seasoned patty that holds its own without its flavor needing to be masked by its toppings. You can even receive up to three patties on one burger! The buns are soft yet sturdy, the vegetables inside are crisp, and the sauces only add to the burger’s flavor instead of overpowering it.
One standout menu item is the Truffle Burger. It is a rich and flavorful option that balances indulgence and simplicity. Between the tasty pretzel bun, which is packed with lettuce, pickles, crispy shallots, truffle aioli, and a perfectly cooked patty, this burger tastes elevated whilst not being too overdone. The truffle is noticeable yet not overwhelming in its flavor.
Alongside Capas’s tasty burgers are several impressive side dishes, namely the corn ribs. These ribs taste nothing like the standard grilled corn you may be used to. Instead, the corn is cut into rib-like strips, lightly fried, and seasoned to perfection. Paired with these ribs is a delicious truffle aioli (as you can tell, I love their truffle sauce!). The smoky, slightly crunchy, yet juicy bite of these ribs makes them stand out from sides offered at other Kosher food spots in the area. Other sides worth mentioning include Capas’s fries, which are consistently crispy and well-seasoned, and their perfectly golden-brown onion rings, which have a satisfying bite to them. Capas also boasts relatively quick and professional service, with a team of welcoming and efficient staff members. What is unique about the restaurant’s service, however, is its success despite coming from a truck. The truck is clean and produces high-quality food. The seating area is located in a small, “cutesy” outdoor area next to the truck.
Capas is Kosher-certified by the Orthodox Rabbinical Board, making it a highly appreciated find for those observing Kashrut such as myself. Open Sunday through Thursday from 12:00 PM to 11:00 PM, Capas Burger is ideal for both casual meals and quick bites. It is worth the visit for a good, reliable meal in Miami.
