nice place but i think they MIGHT have given me food poisoning last time i went there... visit this…read moreplace for the place, the food is great but just be careful.

I found the place driving around the area. It is new to the area. It is hard to miss. It's a giant…read moretiki in the middle of farmland. I like the open space and island feel of the place. It is still working some things out, being new. It did not have a menu available when I was there. The staff verbally said the items. The menu was limited. It was traditional Cuban food. I ordered to go. I found the food really good and a good amount. I was happy. I wish I had ordered a tamal. They looked good. The restaurant had some Cuban traditional fruit desserts and dulce de leche. I bought one. They even had chicharron and sugar cane juice. I liked what I got. I was happy with the purchase. The staff was friendly and professional. The food service was fast. I did not have to wait long. That pork skin was so crispy and good. It was like eating a cracker. I liked .y new food find.

I've been stopping by this Cuban cafeteria almost every morning on my way to work for the past four…read moreyears. At this point, the staff knows my order before I even get to the counter, which says a lot about how often I'm here and how much I enjoy the place. In my opinion, they serve the best Cuban tostada in Southwest Florida. The Cuban bread is exactly how it should be--not overly soft or spongy--and toasted to the perfect golden crisp. Pair that with a large café con leche, and you've got the perfect start to the day. Every now and then I'll add a couple of ham croquetas, and they never disappoint. Over the years I've worked my way through much of their hot food selection, including the congri rice, yuca, fried plantains, pork chunks, ropa vieja, and Cuban tamales. Every dish has been consistently flavorful and satisfying. I've even ordered large catering platters for holidays and family events, and they've always been a hit. Needless to say, this is one of my go-to spots. Great food, friendly people, and consistent quality keep me coming back week after week. And I almost forgot--the chicharrones are absolutely FIRE. If they're available, do yourself a favor and grab some.

Overall I really like this place a lot The last visit which…read morewas this morning I had ordered a medium red beans and was disappointed in the amount of beans that I actually got Less than a one person portion and the rest (3/4) sauce. Aside from this first time disappointment the food is always on point. Hope to change this to a 4-5 on my next visit

This a fairly new location to the area and still setting its roots in. I was happy to come across…read morethis cuban deli as i am used to having them in every corner in Miami. Thankful it made its way to small town label. Location: located in the plaza right next to hungry howies. There is parking available directly in front. The deli has maybe 4-5 tables to sit and eat and a full counter space with high chairs. Food: They offer the typical popular cuban bakery style items. We ordered some Of the ham croquettas and tried their chorizo croquetta which was pretty tasty. We ordered a few of the pastries guava and cheese, cheese and coconut all were great not to flaky and well done. Finally we took home some sandwiches pan con bistec, cuban sandwich and media noche. All 3 sandwiches were well made and pretty big. Ham was fresh, cheese was nicely melted & bread was nicely toasted (pressed). Price: its in the scope of normal some things a little higher than others. Considering the time we are in I can understand the prices a little higher. Staff: Super friendly attentive and welcoming.

Good location off the main highway. Parking outside. Business is clean, good menu in English and…read moreSpanish, coffee and food was good. Just what I needed after a long drive into town. Lady at the counter was pleasant, helpful and no pressure. I got to practice my Spanish (makes me happy).

The food was excellent. I had a Cuban sandwich and an amazing guava pastry. The pastry was fresh…read moreout of the oven and I wish I ordered 2 of them.

The perfect gas station pit stop filled with a pleasant surprise: all the delicious Cuban pastries…read moreand grab and go favorites. From guava and cheese pastries, to tostadas and empanadas, they have all the delicious things for a quick stop - even fresh juices. The colada was on point and gave us the pick me upper we needed! This place is located inside of the gas station, next to the Wells Fargo right in the Miromar Outlets plaza. It's more of a grab and go type of place but they also have a few seats and tables inside of the gas station. Highly recommend!

Happy to continue to see Labelle growing! Now we have 2 great cuban restaurants/ bakery! This…read morelocation is owned by the same person that started Cuban Dely in town. The location now has a rear entrance so you can park and walk right in instead of having to walk all the way around. It has been completely remodeled inside and looks great. There are about 8 tables so you can dine in. When i walked in I was quickly greeted by the owner Leny. I placed my order and 10 min later had everything ready. I love their Cafe con Leche its just the right blend and she adds a splash of salt which i never had before. Definitely makes it way better! If you haven't tried their Croquettas de Chorizo you are missing out on something godly lol! They are absolutely the best thing created. I ordered a fresh loaf of cuban bread which is a new addition to the restaurant. It's freshly baked in house delicious!!!!! They have a nice selection of flans and sweet custard to select from the cold display. Their pastelitos are all delicious i've tried the Guava and cheese and coconut ones. Here is the best part they open at 6AM!!!! How amazing is that. I first stopped in on the way to work 2 days ago and back today. They are also open Sundays which is a plus.

This location is owned by the same person that started Cuban Dely in town. The location now has a…read morerear entrance now so you can park and walk right in instead of having to walk all the way around. It has been completely remodeled inside and looks great. There are about 8 tables so you can dine in. The food, service, and ambiance were all great. A menu in English would be nice. Croquettas de Chorizo are unique and very tasty and only 1$. We had the Cuban style philly sandwich which was delicious. Same ingredients a philly cheese steak, but cooked cuban style so you can taste the individual parts more. It is very tasty.

Went to Rumba Cuban Cafe and it's hands down the best Cuban food I've had in Naples. No question…read more It's not my Cuban kitchen, but it's the closest thing I've found out here. The food is flavorful, well seasoned, and done right. Nothing overpowered, nothing sloppy, just solid, authentic cooking that actually hits. You can tell this place is built on real recipes and consistency, not shortcuts. The vibe is simple, casual, and exactly what it should be. No fluff, just good food and people who know what they're doing. If you're in Naples and craving Cuban, this is the spot.

By far, the best Cuban food I have tried! Rumba Cuban Cafe has amazing reviews on Yelp and Google…read morewith good reason! As soon as you enter, staff are quick to take care of you and make you feel at home. Our server Rosi made sure we were well taken care of and treated us like family. We started with their Mojito which was beyond fresh tasting and well balanced in flavor. They had cups prepared on the bar counter as it must be a staple item for them. We also ordered the Cuban Sandwich (full order) and a side of Sweet Plantains. The food was made fresh to order and you could tell from the taste. The Cuban is the best I've experienced with fresh bread, quality meat, and good portions of sauce/cheese. The portion as well was a great size or enjoy when hungry or share. The Sweet Plantains came with about 5-6 pieces. Most guests were also ordering a cuban coffee to enjoy. Overall, this was a great lunch spot! If you want to experience authentic cuban food when in the area, Rumba Cuban Cafe will not disappoint! Tip: Check their hours before going. They are open 10am - 3pm weekdays only.

Located in a strip mall but the main dining area has an upscale ambiance…read more Our waitress was very nice and attentive. Ceviche is fresh served with long plantain chips. The appetizer platter also comes with the same kind of plantain chips. Highly recommended if you want to try a bit of everything. Empanada has fresh homemade crust Lechon asado: tender and juicy roasted pork. I substitute the moros with fried plantains. I really enjoy it. Plantains are ripe and sweet but not mushy. Tostones are the biggest I've ever had. Well fried and not greasy. Plenty of drink options. Sangria is ok, not very fruity. Only has two slices of oranges . Mojito: strong rum from my favorite rum brand Don Q. My friend ordered paella. The portion is huge. You can share it with more than one person. It takes three containers to take home the leftover. Very tasty with fresh seafood.

Last time we were at Padrino's was over a year ago. I can honestly say I don't remember being quite…read morethis good. The service was excellent, and the restaurant is beautiful with a very relaxed atmosphere. The food was delicious. We started with the empanadas which had an excellent flavor and the mango salsa that it came with was really really good. For dinner, my wife had the Lachona Asada and I had the churrasco steak. Both our dishes were excellent amazing flavors. The meat was super tender, and the portions were a really nice size. I can definitely say that we're going to return more often, especially if the food continues at this level.

A local place. No bells and whistle. Late night menu…read more We like the food. Had a house special soup. Rice and beans with our main course of pork and beef. Would like to come back for dinner and Cuban coffee and desserts

Ordered for takeout and was extremely disappointed…read more Fricassé de pollo was nothing like the dish description. The chicken dry and tough. THe sauce had no flavor. No olives and no "slowly" cooked. Here is the description from menu "traditional cuban-style chicken slowly cooked with potatoes and olives, simmered in a special spanish sauce"