Pho 79 (Tamiami)
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About Pho 79 (Tamiami)
No-frills traditional Vietnamese soup spot; other Pho 79 locations in Pinecrest and Davie
What to order
- Phở Đặc Biệt
- Phở Tái
At a glance
- Known for
- Noodles
- Service
- Walk-ins
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