I was in Paris for a few days and I needed a place that opened up late, served food, coffee and…read morecigars. Cubana Café was just 2 miles away from where I was staying and I pretty much went there every night to unwind and also meet a couple business partners. The atmosphere was extremely amazing. Cigar selection was small butt top shelf and the service was OK but acceptable. I would definitely go there again however they need to work on their Customer Service skills a little bit, but still give them five stars because I believe they will once they see this

This review is long overdue. I visited Cubana Cafe in the Spring of this year and unfortunately I…read moredo not recall exactly what I ate with my friend here. Prices were reasonable as I recall and I do not recall the food was objectionable. However, I recall it was crowded when we entered and we had to wait at the bar for a table. So we had classic mojitos to start that were not the strongest. They were good, but nothing exceptional. This place has lots of energy largely fueled by the music and after some time, folks were dancing in whatever square centimeter available. One enters on the right side of the establishment which has the bar on the right side going all the way to the rear. Every bar stool was occupied with people standing in between. There are a few tables to the left as you proceed the length of the bar to the rear and the main dining area is at the rear on the left. It is dark and you will need your phone light to illuminate the menu, unless you have good and young eyes. The decor is warm and enveloping. This is a cozy spot. There are cigar cases here and there and other paintings and posters with Cuban themes on the walls the dimly lit tables by candlelight contribute to the warmth. Catch this place early if you want a more romantic vibe when it is not so loud and crowded. After about eight or nine, I am guessing this place shifts into party mode with the well chosen salsa, merengue, bachata, and Cuban playlist. If you come here desiring a more laid back smoking experience, continue left and around through the dining area in the back and through a French style glass door into another dining area with smoking. The overall layout is horseshoe shaped with this laid back smoking area on the left side of the place, separate from the bar and main dining area so patrons can choose whether they want smoking or non smoking. Had we known this at first, we may have opted to eat on the left side where it is considerably quieter and a proper conversation can be had without straining and screaming when the other side up- shifts. I enjoyed a relaxing Trinidad Fundadores on this side after dinner and I was not charged a cutting fee. The dual sided Cubana Cafe presents one the option of having two distinct experiences and at relatively fair prices. I am giving it three and a half stars, but that could be easily revised upwards when I visit again and have a wider experience with their food and drinks. This is a place I would revisit many times and certainly would be a regular if I lived in Paris. It's fairly unique in my estimation for Paris, which does not have much Latin flavor from my frequent visits. The service is quite good in the limited and crowded space, so I tipped appropriately here.

Decent Cuban food for those on vacation and wanting some comfort food from home. Nice music too.read more

Love this place! If you're ever in Paris and need to have a good food and great ambiance, this is…read morethe spot. During my last night in Paris my cousin and I went out for a last dinner and this place didn't not diss appointment! We didn't make a reservation and showed up on a Friday night at around 8:30PM and still found a table within 5min. The waitresses are very friendly and the manager went above and beyond to make sure we enjoyed ourselves. Please note the place does turn out to be a night club type of place around 11PM with a live DJ. Now to the food! I had the whole broiled fish plate, which was to die for! I'm a seafood type of gal so this hit home! My cousin had the same thing with roasted chicken and fried plantains and loved it as well. Will definitely come back again when I'm in Paris.

Great authentic dishes, extensive rum selection, good cigars, clean restaurant, and very friendly…read moreservice! What more could you ask for? I ordered Ropa vieja, Cao Gold Maduro Robusto, and Santiago de Cuba 10 Años rum over a rock.

After a morning stroll to see the ongoing renovations at Notre Dame and other places we jumped on…read morethe metro to get back to our neighbourhood for lunch. After walking and checking out places online we settled for Cuba Compagnie, and darn happy we did so. Like so many places the lovely K and I visit we often find our favourite eateries in our final days at whatever city we spend some time in. With street seating we only ventured inside to wash our hands and pay the bill, but it was nicely appointed inside and the washrooms down a couple flights of stairs. Our salad had a good amount of deliciousness in it and the chicken wings were great (sorry no photo). It was good enough that we went back for more appys and a couple of bevy's during the early evening happy hour. You can't go wrong checking this place out!

Amazing authentic Cuban food at very affordable prices! The cocktails are great and cheap,…read moreespecially during happy hour.

Walking around my staying neighborhood, I came across this restaurant and decided to give it a try…read more The place is small but plenty of tables. Was greeted and seated right away. The ambience was good with Spanish music playing on the background. I ordered a typical Colombian dish Sobre barriga. I must say that it was good. The texture was almost perfect. The only down side was the Yuca (Cassava). It was too hard and must be soft. The other is that there were no beans to accompany the dish. While this of course is not required as we are not in South America I would recommend it as a side dish. The rice, salad, avocado and plantain were just perfect with the food. Other than that it was a good meal....if you ever in the area give them a try.

Authentic and delicious Colombian food, a unique surprise in our visit to Paris. The servers were…read morefriendly (and they speak Spanish!). Food was good but the portion sizes were very, very large. Come hungry or be prepared to take some food home.

Great plittle place with awesome sandwiches. We had a Cuban and a Spanish sandwich on our first…read morenight in Paris and we loved them. We didn't want to eat hamburgers and kebobs since we have those at home, and we couldn't be happier with our choice.

Great lunch or dinner spot for those on a budget.read more

My boyfriend and I came here while visiting Paris! We loved…read morethe vibe here and how lively it was! We got a couple of tapas here. We got the meatballs, spicy potatoes, the chicken wings, and the cod fritters. We actually enjoyed all of the tapas. Our favorites were the chicken wings and fritters. I loved the meatballs but they were slightly cold. They have happy hour, but we missed it by a couple of minutes. Keep in mind this place is packed and plays loud music, so if you're looking for a quiet spot, this isn't it. The prices were also decent, which was nice!

Very laid back vibe. Usually cuban music and the staff get right into it! 5 euro tapas and drinks…read moreat 5 euros and up. Just be prepared for slow/unresponsive service. They are just not properly staffed for the demand.

Delicious little tapas spot. 4 tapas and 50 cl of sangria for only 20 euros (lunchtime). There was…read moreplenty of food and it was all great. I especially enjoyed the smoked salmon, served on a slice of toasted bread with a soft white cheese. My waitress was friendly and enthusiastic. I enjoyed my visit and plan to return soon.

Won't allow you to order tap water unless you are having a meal, irrespective of what the rest of…read moreyour party ordered. We had drinks and left.