Bored Cuban

Loved the Cuban flavors here. The food was comforting, the portions were great, and the restaurant…read morehas a real Miami feel. A must-try spot if you want to experience local food and culture.

Versailles - A Cultural Landmark of Little Havana…read more More than a restaurant, Versailles is a symbol of Miami's Cuban heritage. Located on Calle Ocho, this iconic establishment brings together traditional Cuban cuisine, rich coffee, and generations of cultural history. Its classic atmosphere reflects the traditions and identity of the Cuban community, making Versailles not just a place to eat, but a living piece of Miami's cultural legacy.

2.9 mi•Little Havana, Shenandoah

Indoor seating area of bakery

Flan de Caramelo ($4.75) - Cuban style flan. Pretty good though very sweet. Very smooth texture.

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Flan de Caramelo ($4.75) - Cuban style flan. Pretty good though very sweet. Very smooth texture.

Old's Havana Cuban Bar & Cocina

4.4(3.3k reviews)

Amazing food with the best service. I highly recommend the original mojito and Cuban sandwich.read more

Good food and ambience . Amazing experience in this place. I love it and I advise to visit this…read morerestaurant

La terraza, the back patio of Old's Havana. Perfect to enjoy a cold mojito and a Cuban cigar

Cuban Flan

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GREEN PLANTAIN CUPS PICADILLO Green plantain cups stuffers with picadillo " a la habanera "

Sanguich

4.5(70 reviews)

4.9 mi•Downtown

Wow what a great Cubano sandwich. It was hot and as fresh as could be. We split it and it was just…read moreenough. The place is in bayside market but the directions had us on the wrong side of the place. When you walk in it is on the right near the water. The place is small but very cute and the customer service was excellent. It appears to be family owned and operated. They could not have been friendlier. Loved it.

Due to timing this was the only Sanguich open and so we made our way over to try their sandwiches…read more It's located right in Bayside Marketplace which was lively and a great place to eat overlooking the water. The shop is small with only the shared outdoor seating with other nearby restaurants. The Pan Con Bistec was very tasty and I liked the crispy bits inside. The flavor of the sauce could have been more pronounced but otherwise a really good sandwich. The Pan con Lechon was okay overall because it tasted very one note flavor and texture wise. The meat was moist and tender but I preferred the Bistec and the Cubano. They also provided a garlic dipping sauce which was very flavorful. However I felt that it overpowered a lot of the sandwich flavors. I also got the Mamey Batida which was smooth and subtle with its sweetness. My first time having a Batida and I really liked the consistency but will probably be choose a different flavor next time.

Boniato Fries ($5.25) and Mamey Batido ($7.89)

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Cubano ($14.99) - city ham, Lechon, Swiss cheese, pickles & mustard on Cuban bread. It's a lot; 1 order is too much for 1 person

Cafe La Trova

4.4(1.3k reviews)

3.4 mi•Little Havana

•$$$

Café La Trova - Where Cuban Tradition Comes Alive…read more Located in Miami's Little Havana, Café La Trova celebrates Cuban heritage through authentic flavors, expertly crafted cocktails, and the timeless rhythms of traditional Cuban music. Its nostalgic atmosphere blends the charm of old Havana with Miami's vibrant cultural energy. More than a restaurant, Café La Trova offers an experience where gastronomy, music, and tradition come together in a lively celebration of Cuban identity.

So our family came here and was seated. We waited over 15 minutes and a waiter never came to our…read moretable. I went to the hostess stand and told a manager what happened and he could care less. Living in Miami I knew service was going to be bad for the rest of the meal so for the first time ever we just got up and left. I left a 1 star review on Google Maps. The reason I'm leaving another one on Yelp is that they responded to the other review telling me to email them to continue the conversation. I did it 7 days ago and they completely ignored it which tracks at how customer service is handled here. I suspect the same thing will happen and I'll have to leave another review on a different platform. I think something happened at Cafe La Trova where they're now just some corporate entity that's cashing in on the goodwill of the brand but they will eventually run the business into the ground. No one is at home here.

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NEW! SEARED OCTOPUS almond and roasted pepper romesco, crunchy potatoes

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NEW! VEAL CHOP MILANESA local lettuce, shaved fennel, roasted heirloom cherry tomatoes

Sanguich

4.5(1.5k reviews)

2.4 mi•Little Havana

Amazing find! Sanguich is award-winning for all the right reasons, and well worth a visit in Little…read moreHavana. There's a window for to-go orders, or if you choose to dine in you'll be asked to order at the counter before anyone in the party takes a seat. It's busy and the kitchen is fun to watch while you're waiting (not long!) for your order to be ready. The sandwich is absolutely perfect. The team brushes it with butter before it goes into the press, and it comes out piping hot, melty and delicious. It's worth ordering the croquettes for a snack while you're waiting - they're perfect, creamy and well seasoned. We enjoyed the people-watching and following along with the kitchen action from seats at the bar. Well worth a visit!

You must order the Cuban nachos!! The bread is perfect on all the "sanguiches" but the lechon is…read moreour favorite. We also had con bistec and croquetas cubano... also good. The staff was super nice and friendly. The place on 8 Street is not big. It has bar seats and 2-top tables. There were 5 of us and we sat on 2 tables and it was fine. There is also a window you can order at if you want to go or eat in your car. I give them a Big thumbs up and I highly recommended you try them!

Cuban, sweet potato fries, and Medianoche.

Chicharrones

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Not enough meat too much tangled potato filler

Puerto Sagua Restaurant

4.2(3.9k reviews)

8.2 mi

Came here to pick up something to eat at the beach. We walked in and ordered takeout. The staff was…read moregreat and it didn't take long to get our food. I ordered a cafe con leche, a Cuban sandwich and a Media Noche sandwich. Everything was delicious. Especially the media noche sandwich. I've had plenty of media noches in my life, but never as good as this one. Not sure what kind of bread they use for their media noche, but it was so soft, just the perfect amount of sweetness. The Cuban sandwich of course was good, but tasted similar to others I've had. I can definitely see myself returning next time we're in the area.

Puerto Sagua is an absolute Miami Beach classic! I've been here so many times that I've lost count,…read morebut I keep coming back for one thing: the oxtail stew! It is hands down my favorite. I've never had anything quite like it, except maybe in Caribbean Costa Rica, and there is something so special about the way they make it here. It is literally my first stop every time I visit Miami Beach. I genuinely crave it! And then there's the quatro leches cake. INSANELY good. You will absolutely finish it. I recently tried their iced Cuban coffee with sugar and milk, and it was such a delicious addition. The passion fruit juice is also fantastic. I finally tried the grilled lobster plate, and WOW, it did not disappoint. Honestly, you might need to walk around the block a few times afterward because everything is just THAT good, and you're going to finish every last bite. Puerto Sagua has been serving Miami Beach since 1968, and it is still standing strong, serving incredible Cuban food with so much character and history. Great service and love the open restaurant ambiance diner feel. If you're visiting Miami Beach, DO NOT skip this place. Come hungry and get a taste of this iconic Cuban American restaurant. And whatever you do, GET THE OXTAIL STEW!

Bar Counter Service

Shrimp enchilado

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Ropa Vieja

Doce Provisions

4.5(1k reviews)

3.2 mi•Little Havana

Lots of Yelpers hyped up the outdoor patio, but we came during a massive thunderstorm so we didn't…read moreget to check it out. The inside is cute also! We started with the goat cheese croquettes, which were delicious! The marmalade went well, and the pickles onions and jalapeños cut the richness and were a nice complement. Husband had the Masa de Puerco chino and loved it. Big tender chunks of pork, super flavorful. I had the abuela's ropa vieja, and it was perfect. I don't even usually like plantains, and the Maduros were delicious! Oh! And the Passion lemonade was SO GOOD!! Service was friendly and attentive without being intrusive. Loved everything about the experience, and we're hoping to get back while we're in Miami!

We came here for dinner on our first night in Miami. We made reservations but it said outdoor patio…read morewasn't available. Regardless when we arrived they sat us outside which is exactly what we were hoping for. Our server was nice at first. Explained all the popular dishes got our drinks out very quickly. I think she stole our table from someone else because shortly after someone came and we told them we put our order in and he seemed a little bothered. Unfortunately, our other server disappeared and never checked up on us. We pretty much didn't have any napkins during our entire duration of our meal. At least that part was good. We started off with a couple of mojitos and their Vaca Frita Tostones. You get these homemade maduro tostones topped off with shreeded beef in a moon sauce, pickled onion, and aji Amarillo aioli. A very delicious dish that didn't last long. Shortly after we received our main dish. I really hate when they do that. My wife ordered their Abuelas Ropa Vieja and I ordered their Masa de Puerco Chino. My wife didn't really care for her dish much. We've had plenty of Ropa Vieja before and would have preferred a congri type of rice as opppsed to just plain white rice. My dish was 10/10. Like in the name of "chino" this is an Asian inspired dish with fried rice, maduros, pineapple confit and crispy pork. A very delicious dish. It could have don't without the little salad on top, but at least it ads color to the dish. The crispy pork tasted so amazing and the fried had so much flavor. Mix in some of the maduros and you get a sweet and savory dish. Would definitely be returning to try this dish again.

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Havana Vieja Latin Restaurant Miami Beach

4.5(685 reviews)

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Locally owned & operated

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Exceptional. Salmon and roasted pork were both the best i've ever had! Julian was an amazing…read morewaiter.

Stopped by here on a Saturday and loved it. We sat outside and had a perfect view of Washington Ave…read morebut it was shady and was well decorated around us. Our server was Christian and he did a great job accommodating us. We ordered a tostones avocado breakfast and an American breakfast. Everything served to us was incredible. The Cuban toast and the tostones made these dishes! We will be back!

Havana Vieja - Latin Restaurant Miami Beach

Bacon Double Cheeseburger

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Havana Vieja - Latin Restaurant Miami Beach

Havana 1957 - Española Way

This is the perfect spot for some great food and ambiance! Manuel helped us all night and was…read moreamazing! Get the sampler, Tamale, and flan!! Gracias por todo! Muy Amable todo!

Manuel is the best server!! We are visiting Miami from Chicago and he truly made eating at Havana…read morethe best experience. The ambiance was a plus as well as the music is bumping and everyone is so nice.

Inside Dinning Area Espanola Way

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Habana Con B

4.9(155 reviews)

3.4 mi•Little Havana

Tasty family run Cuban restaurant! The lady who served us was from Havana and rightly proud of her…read moreroots and food they were serving! Everything was delicious from the home made lemon/limeade (tastes like the Brazilian one) to the croquettes, and fish and shrimp platters we were served. The shrimp dish I got was a garlic butter shrimp with the plumpest shrimps I've had served with plaintains and black bean rice. The fish special my wife got was tuna and tomato and she got it served with rice and salad. (I kept a Cuban flag and she thought I was crazy) Def worth a visit in Old Town Havana!

My boyfriend and I recently took a trip to Miami, and we made it a point to try a Cuban restaurant…read morewe never had before. We made the best choice by coming here. The decor is fitting and authentic. The service is top tier, friendly, and very personable. Every single thing we ate was a 10 out of 10. The ropa vieja was perfectly seasoned, and it was probably the best I have ever had. The Frituras De Malanga were tasty, cooked well, and perfectly seasoned. The cortado at the end of the meal was some of the best Cuban coffee in Miami. Needless to say, we will be back every trip!!

Cute bathroom

¡Empanadas delicioso!

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Damian G.

3 years ago

I recently visited Bored Cuban with my wife for a quick bite, and our experience exceeded all expectations. From the moment we walked in, we were captivated by the trendy and playful decor featuring a charming monkey in a guayabera shirt and smoking a cigar, right down to the banana-shaped door handle. The service was exceptional, with a friendly staff member at the counter patiently guiding us through the menu, making our first visit a breeze. We indulged in a delightful spread, including a flavorful cafe con leche, a refreshing bottle of Coke, savory beef empanadas, a ham croquette, a spinach croquette, and a customizable "Go for Bowl" bursting with delicious toppings. I opted for the shredded fried beef "vaca frita" on a bed of white rice and black beans, topped with tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, and a side of zesty chimichurri sauce - a true explosion of flavors. I do have to admit that the beef empanada was a bit on the dry side, and I wish the croquettes would have been served with a side of crackers and slices of lemons. The menu also boasts mouthwatering options like the flatbread "pixas" pizzas featuring lechon, vaca frita, and el cubano, which I can't wait to try on my next visit. Despite its name, Bored Cuban is anything but boring. The diverse menu offerings, impeccable service, and vibrant ambiance make it a must-visit destination for any food enthusiast. I wholeheartedly recommend checking out this new gem in Miami - you won't be disappointed! read more

Michael P.

629

3 years ago

Bored Cuban is a delightful addition to Miami's culinary scene, and my experience there was nothing short of fantastic. The star of the show was undoubtedly the 305 wrap, featuring succulent Chicken Vaca frita generously topped with a flavorful cilantro aioli sauce. Every bite was a symphony of taste and texture, leaving me craving more long after the last morsel was gone. But the delights didn't stop there. The monkey bread was a revelation, striking the perfect balance between sweetness and indulgence. Each bite was a little piece of heaven, making it impossible to resist seconds. And let's not forget about the Cortadito--a true Miami staple that was expertly crafted and settled me into the vibrant rhythm of the city. What sets Bored Cuban apart, however, is not just the exceptional food, but also the style and vibe that permeate every corner of the restaurant. It's a true reflection of the 305, bringing together diverse flavors and cultures in sweet harmony. I can only hope that more people get to experience the magic of Bored Cuban--it's a culinary journey you won't want to miss. read more

Jessalyn M.

Elite 25

261

330

2 years ago

**Review Title: Bored Cuban** As a Cuban, I found this restaurant both cute and fun, bringing a slice of home with its playful Cuban slangs and the quirky "Marcelo" monkey mascot that added a charming touch to the atmosphere. The menu had some solid options, but I wished there was a bit more variety to keep things exciting. I tried the Chicken Vaca Frita flatbread, and it was a pleasant surprise--flavorful and different from what you'd typically expect. My mom had the El Smash burger with plantain chips, and she loved it. The burger was delicious, and the chips were fresh and crispy, adding a great crunch to the meal. We ended our meal with the monkey bread, which was just okay. It was a bit dry, and I think it could use a bit more moisture or maybe a drizzle of the sauce that came with it to bring out the flavor. The service was decent, though there was a bit of a hiccup at the register. It seemed like the cashier was new, and I had to repeat myself a few times, which was a little frustrating. But overall, the experience was enjoyable, and I'd recommend giving this place a try! read more

Tiffany H.

Elite 26

264

269

1 year ago

I recently had the pleasure of dining at bored Cuban, and I must say, their empanadas and coffee are truly a match made in culinary heaven. The empanadas were a delightful revelation--perfectly golden and flaky on the outside, with a tantalizing filling that bursts with flavor. I tried both the beef and the spinach varieties, and each bite was a harmonious blend of spices and fresh ingredients that left me craving more. To complement these delicious pastries, I decided to order a cup of their coffee. It was rich and aromatic, expertly brewed to perfection. The deep, bold flavor of the coffee provided a wonderful contrast to the savory empanadas, making for a delightful pairing. The ambiance of the restaurant added to the overall experience, with its warm decor and friendly staff who were attentive without being intrusive. If you're looking for a cozy spot to enjoy some exceptional empanadas and a fantastic cup of coffee, bored Cuban is a must-visit. I can't wait to return and explore more of their menu! read more

Angelica G.

Elite 25

255

3 years ago

Bored Cuban offers a cool NFT vibe that sets it apart from the traditional coffee shops. As soon as you walk in, you are greeted by a variety of coffee drinks that cater to different tastes. While the breakfast selection is somewhat limited, the options expand during lunch and dinner with offerings like flatbreads, salads, bowls, soups, and Mac and cheese. One of the highlights of the bake shop is the assortment of pastelitos available, including empanadas, croquetas, pastelitos, pan de bono, croissant sandwiches, and desserts, providing a flavorful experience for visitors. However, one aspect that could be improved is the parking situation. The limited and packed parking area makes it challenging to find a spot and maneuver in and out of the space. Overall, Bored Cuban is a great spot for a quick bite, especially if you find yourself in the area and are looking for a unique and flavorful dining experience. read more

Vittoria P.

109

2 years ago

The food was a burst of authentic flavors. Every dish is a celebration of Cuban cuisine, crafted with fresh ingredients and palpable passion. Among the delights we tasted, the crispy and flavorful spinach croqueta was a revelation, while the coffee, expertly brewed, was the perfect ending to our meal. But what made the experience even more special was the variety of the menu. It's clear that the menu has been thoughtfully curated to offer something special for every palate. There's no doubt: I'll definitely be returning to Bored Cuban. Every visit promises an enchanting culinary journey, immersed in an atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. If you want to experience the best of Cuban cuisine in an environment that reflects the energy and warm hospitality of Cuba, this is the place to go. read more

Wilson L.

2 years ago

The Cuban Board is a hidden gem in the heart of Miami, just minutes from the airport. This spot has the perfect balance of authentic Cuban flavors and a cozy, laid-back atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. From the moment you walk in, you're welcomed by super friendly staff who treat you like family. The bistro-style setup adds a charming touch, making it a great place to relax, enjoy a cafecito, and savor delicious food. Whether you're stopping by for a quick bite or a leisurely meal, this place captures the warm, easygoing spirit of a small town right in the middle of Miami. If you're looking for great food, amazing service, and a relaxed ambiance, The Cuban Board is the spot. Highly recommend! read more

William B.

Elite 26

348

2 years ago

Stopped by Bored Cuban and tried the Café Mochatido, Café Con Leche, and fresh orange juice--all absolutely delicious! The service was excellent, with a friendly and attentive staff who made the experience even better. The decor is a fun mix of skate shop meets coffee shop, infused with Cuban flair, creating a unique and welcoming atmosphere. The menu is packed with so many tempting options that I can't wait to come back and try more. I rarely feel the urge to buy souvenir gear, but Bored Cuban's merch is just too cool to pass up! Whether you're a local or a tourist, this spot is a must-visit. Highly recommend! read more

Gabriela H.

1 year ago

I really enjoyed the vibe and aesthetic of the place it's fun, colorful, and full of personality. The ordering experience could be improved though. Using the kiosk felt a bit clunky, especially for a first-time visitor unfamiliar with the menu. That said, the staff was friendly and helped make the process smoother. The food was solid but not memorable. I liked the croquetas and the guava lemonade, but the beef empanada wasn't great, and the steak in my bowl was dry and lacked flavor. I'd probably come back to try some of the baked goods or have coffee, but it wouldn't be my go-to for a full meal. read more

Desmond M.

9 months ago

I stopped by Bored Cuban in Miami and tried the Cuban 305 Bowl, and wow it seriously delivered. The flavors were bold, fresh, and perfectly balanced, with well-seasoned protein, great textures, and just the right amount of sauce. You can tell everything is made with care and quality ingredients. The vibe is modern, fun, and laid-back, and the service was friendly and efficient. It's a great spot for a quick lunch or casual dinner that still feels special. If you're craving Cuban food with a creative twist, this place is absolutely worth checking out. read more

Margaret R.

2 years ago

I recently visited Bored Cuban and had a great experience! The pastelitos were absolutely delicious, with a perfect balance of flavors. The croquetas were tasty, and the empanadas were delightful, though they could have been a bit warmer. The iced coffee was a refreshing treat, and the service was top-notch. The atmosphere was cool and comfortable, with a youthful vibe that made the experience even more enjoyable. I'm thrilled to have a new bakery in the area as a great option. Definitely a place I'll be coming back to! read more

Jenna G.

2 years ago

Lunch at this spot was a visual delight with its awesome design. The spinach croqueta, ham and cheese empanada, and chicken vaca frita exceeded expectations - truly amazing flavors. Don't miss out on their iced coffee; it's a great way to wrap up a fantastic meal! read more

Jackie M.

3 years ago

Adri V.

2 years ago

Just today I ordered coffee with milk in this place and it was sooooooo goooood and I also ordered a 305 and I am grateful to have made it because it was so delicious omg , I was served by two very nice girls called lía and Sandra, I will definitely be back soon read more

Jean C.

1 year ago

I ate here three times on my trip. Mostly because it was convenient. The Cuban sandwich was pretty good. Also tried the rice pudding. It was my first one. Pretty good as well. read more

Noah S.

1 year ago

Stopped here for dinner because it was close to the hotel we stayed at. The food was delicious. The service was good, they gave good suggestions because it was my first time. read more

Vibhor M.

2 years ago

The best thing about this place is the helpful staff. Lianna was very helpful and taught me about the Cuban culture. Keep it up, folks! read more

Isabel O.

1 year ago

The food was terrible. I would've preferred to go to McDonald's a couple of blocks away.

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(16 reviews)

We stopped in for lunch today and it was so good - I'm honestly thinking about going back tomorrow!…read more We ordered the vaca frita, several different pupusas, a tamale, and the sopa de res. Everything was delicious, but the sopa de res deserves a special mention ( the perfect hangover cure!! ) The young woman serving us was incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. As a nice surprise, they also brought out complimentary chips topped with beans and crema, which were absolutely delicious. The restaurant itself is very unassuming and comfortable--nothing fancy, just a relaxed spot focused on serving great food. There's also free parking in the shopping center lot, which is always a bonus. The prices were very reasonable, especially considering the quality and portion sizes. Great food, great service, and great value. Highly recommend!

Hidden Gem is probably the best description for this place. This was an absolute pleasure of an…read moreestablishment. I very welcoming family who are great souls. And they constantly make sure you're comfortable. But the quality of the cooking is just as big of a star as the service. I had that Pupusas Locas, basically a giant pizza style pupusas. Make sure you bring company, don't try to take on that challenge by yourself. How fresh it was, how much cheese they put on it, the flavor, the authenticity. And authenticity is something I always value in any latin/caribbean restaurants. I'm already planning on bringing friends here.

Islas Canarias Cuban Express

4.1

(11 reviews)

When I'm craving a great Cuban sandwich, I don't mind heading to a mall food court if the food is…read moreworth it. Islas Canarias Cuban Express at Dadeland Mall proved that good Cuban food can absolutely be found there. I ordered the pan con bistec, which I think is one of the best tests of any Cuban restaurant. It's a simple steak sandwich, so there's nowhere to hide. This one passed with flying colors. The steak was well-seasoned, tender, and juicy--not dry in the least. The bread had a nice crisp exterior with a soft interior, and the sandwich was packed with flavor from the first bite to the last. Being part of the Islas Canarias family, I expected quality, and they didn't disappoint. Service was quick, making it a great stop when you need a satisfying meal while shopping. If you're at Dadeland Mall and looking for something beyond the typical food court fare, this is an easy recommendation. I'll definitely be back to work my way through more of the menu.

The food at this location is always delicious. Never had a problem the service magnificent as well…read moreand the environment is uplifting good spirit working people there.

Gables Bistro

(7 reviews)

Definitely a spot discovered randomly and we're going back. The food was great, the service great…read moreand eating ouside was pleasant. Good variety of food and treats, as well as drinks. A small place with big surprises.

The food was tasty, especially the croquettes on baguette. Which actually was the only thing that…read moreI order that I actually ate. The salmon looked appetizing and the small nibble I took was also very tasty. So food good but unfortunately the service was not. From the pictures seen on Yelp you would think they have indoor seating which actually they don't, only outside and on a mid day South Florida day it not too pleasant, maybe place a freestanding fan? But back to the main unfortunate complaint and reason for the poor rating. I went inside with the idea of obtaining a delicious meal to help celebrate my mom's 86 birthday and it went fine with the ordering, I even included an extra 7% tip over the automatic 15% that they charge! All be the young lady talking the order seem sweet and caring. So I pay go outside to sit with my mom and time started to pass, and pass, and pass Finally we see the waitress coming with the sandwich and salmon platter and 1 set of silverware? No extra plate like I asked for so we can share, no set of utensils and no drinks. My mom was starving so she went after the sandwich while I waited. And waited and waited and waited and waited. You get the point. So I got up went inside asked for her diet coke because I was afraid she would choke, I was handed the drink and asked for more silverware, and waited and waited eventually I'm handed the silverware and an extra plate. No mention of my tea or empanada. So I go outside give my mom her drink and waited for my buba tea. And waited and waited.... Finally I had enough went back inside asked for a container to take th salmon home at that point she hands me the tea with the wrong lid. Is BUBA with the little tapioca balls it needs a bigger straw and a lid to be able to slide the straw. As I'm walking out the door I told her to save me the empanada for my next visit . She said that she would get it immediately with a deer on the headlights look. She brings out the microwaved empa as Im sliding the salmon home to the container. Walked out with my mom and her world famous cane, and proceeded dump the tea at the nearest trash can since I didn't want to risk a major spill in my car because of the wrong lid. And here we are. I don't recommend the place until they train their staff better. Food can be amazing but the staff makes or breaks the experience. Review edit: After receiving a message from the management on my review above I now fully understand the issues they were having. I hope that the young lady that took care of us has an opportunity for more training and she will shine in the months to come as an important part of the restaurants staff. Thank you to the management for appreciating my detailed experience and their desire to make it better. Will give them another opportunity to serve me their delicious food.

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