We were here mid-day in a Monday,m for lunch, and the place was pretty busy, and we quickly discovered why - the food was terrific. A business associate recommended this place and told me to get the Cuban sandwich, which I did-it was pretty large and DEEEE-licious!! My husband got a breaded meat dish with tomatoes and cheese (no idea what the name of this dish was, though) and raved about it. Good local, authentic Cuban cuisine with seemingly mostly Cuban waitstaff, which added to the great ambiance. This is a South Miami spot you don't want to miss! read more

Casacuba Restaurant - The husband's lunch. Don't remember the name, but he loved it! - Cuban Near Me - South Miami, Florida

The decor, the ambiance is beautiful but the food is a bit overpriced and doesn't have much taste. The service was ok. She was nice but seemed like she was very busy and distracted. All in all it was ok. I might come back to try other things. read more

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We had another good experience at this location in South Miami. Great atmosphere and overall a great value. Service was good and we ate outside as there was a nice breeze. You can either find parking on the street which is E-Pay or use their valet service. read more

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A nice restaurant in the sunset area that doesn't seem to get too busy even on a Thursday night. I came here to have Cuban food with my dad as he was visiting from out of state. We were sat immediately and our orders were taken quick. The food was great and freshly made! My dad loved his churrasco and tostones. Side note: if you can't find parking their lot has valet for $5. read more

Casacuba Restaurant - Cuban Near Me - South Miami, Florida

If you're from Miami Casa Cuba just feels familiar? The pastelitos, especially the guava and cheese, they are exactly how they should be: crispy, golden, and flakey on the outside, soft and warm in the middle. The meat one is perfectly seasoned, juicy, and not dry like other spots. You can tell these aren't frozen. You can dip them into a hot colada (if you re into that Cuban sugar rush) or my personal choice, a classic cappuccino, it all melts together, sweet, and savory. They also do americanos and café con leche, depending on your mood. Pure Miami coffee line ups, served to you at the convenience of a "Ventanita" and coffee bar area. If you're in a hurry, just walk up, grab your order, and you're out. If you've got time, the patio's perfect, especially in the evening when it's breezy. And on weekends? Live salsa, shivering that Cuban vibe. More enchanting the place, when, Dani and Yami, the kind of staff that actually remember you, treat you like family, and bring that real Cuban warmth. They make the whole experience even more legit. Casa Cuba doesn't try too be an authentic Cuban spot, it just does things organically. Traditional local food, charming people, homy energy to deliver a true Miami Latin experience. read more

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Beautiful restaurant with outdoor and indoor seating. They also have a coffee window, with a few seats outside, if you need a pick me up. Our server was so attentive and the food came out super fast. The ceviche was made perfectly with just the right tang of lime. We also enjoyed the ox tails which comes with two sides. Get the plantains to soak up the gravy. So yummy! We ate here on a Sunday afternoon. I only wish there was live music to make it a perfect brunch. read more

On a scale of cuban restaurants most common in Miami, I would rank this the lowest. It's almost a Miami Beach tourist trap of sout Miami. Under flavored and underwhelmed it's a shame because the staff works so hard to please you To start, someone in our group had ordered yuca fries but remarked it has no flavor and not worth eating. I didn't bother to try. I skipped all appetizers and waited for others to have their apps including tostones with creme cheese and caviar ontop which they didn't say if was good or not but seemed to be OK for the price (was not expensive) Onto my entree: Salmon a la Plancha with a cilantro butter on top helped to give it flavor a few bites at a time. That salmon needed a lot of help to have flavor with the butter and also the salt and pepper. That salmon was not the color of fresh water salmon like Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon but more of Farmed Salmon slight pink. Unfortunately this restaurant chose to skillet it in a cheap oil very tasting of canola oil. Can't escape that and having heartburn / acid reflux for a few hours later as I write this review. I declined dessert while conversing with others that had theirs. One person ordered a Tres Leches and it looked like a brick sized piece. OMG. Either way, I would steer clear of this place. Can't believe it's been in business so long in a fast paced Miami market I skipped read more

Casacuba Restaurant - Salmon a la plancha with cilantro butter sauce. - Cuban Near Me - South Miami, Florida

The food is the worth you can try no recommend The service is ok , but you have to watch your drinks they pick up before you finish when you go to dance . The ambience is excellent and orquesta is great recommend Friday and Saturday it is a cover charge of $12 per person It not worth Good luck read more

Casacuba Restaurant - The band playing music - Cuban Near Me - South Miami, Florida

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food is not tasty and very inconsistent . great service and less than mediocre food taste . I have been going there since they started and unfortunately they do not have it together . It's not about the cost but they do not have a good chef At this time . read more

Honestly not a bad restaurant. The service was great, attentive staff and a good cuban vibe. The food is just cuban food which wasn't bad. It's a bit pricy though. Spent about $25 including taxes and tip so not bad. Feels like comfort food. read more

Casacuba Restaurant - ground beef with onions and eggs and rice and black beans side - Cuban Near Me - South Miami, Florida

All is pretty good... What was in my mind when I chose to order Sirlon Stake (or something similar)...$34.00 + ... jikes flat, dry, on top of everything. Could not get a stake knife. Ordering be ware ‼ read more

A strong & well balanced Cuban restaurant without sarcasm & neither outcasting their community, but instead integrating others. Excellent prices for either quality or quantity. A spacious & comfortable bar. A type of place that's marketable & popular at any time of the day. An original type of place not dominated by ignorance. Their service is excellent & with a few legendary character types of servers. An excellent place to take Americans & all types of cultures to experience Cuban food. Fun Cuban music on Fridays & Saturdays. read more

We order pollo asado , tamal, fufu con masa's de puerco, entre otras cosas. No flavor , no seasoning, nothing. Our family loves Cuban food this place lost the point. Boring food. read more

Absolutely underwhelmed by the service the food the ambience basically everything, I would imagine this place will be closing their door soon, no reason to go here at all. read more

We came here to celebrate my father's birthday. The food was very good, with a diverse menu offering plenty of delicious selections. The service was attentive and generally good. Our food came out pretty quick. My dad ordered the oxtail and I ordered a pechuga de pollo empanizada a la milanesa which is a breaded chicken breast topped with tomato sauce, mozzarella and parmesan cheese au gratin. For desserts, we got some churros. read more

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Wow had not been back since 2023 and the place is worst. Was there on a Sunday at 1:30pm and practically empty. The servers talking inside amongst themselves and with a face and attitude of not wanting to be there either. We ordered their specials for the day, Caldo Gallego and it was a shadow of what is supposed to look and taste like. It was watery and only had cheap cubed ham pieces seen throughout their dishes. The complimentary bread was hard, and their butter is margarine spread. The main entree was Trucha a La Navarra that the ancestors would cringe at the taste. Looked like dried up salmon with no lemon nor butter sauce but rather looked and tasted like old lard. The ham pieces which they claim is Iberico is nothing but what I forementioned, cheap cubed pieces of regular ham. Could not wait to get out of here fast enough ! read more

Today was my first time here. I thought it was very good. My only complaint would be the mojo sauce was weak. Not much garlic taste. Everything else was good. The ambiance is nice and our waiter was fast and friendly. We would definitely come back again read more

Today we had lunch at Casa Cuba Restaurant in South Miami. We Sat at the Bar with Michel. He was Disrespectfully and Rudely Challenged by a University of Miami Chef and a Venezuelan Sous Chef. She was Extremely Disrespectful, insulted the Bar tender and customers food with ALL sort of Degrading Bad words and continually calling him Stupid. In return Michel treated her with the Class and Respect she Did Not Deserve. Thank you Michel for handling Her Disrespect and Rudeness with dignity!!! read more

This place used to be so amazing. Then they took palomilla off the menu???? I think the recipe for the black beans changed and the Cuban sandwich was mid. Bring back my palomilla please. read more

very traumatic experience for me and my disabled daughter with her mobility service dog the manager said the corporate office owner of Casa Cuba and Versailles the Valls Group Inc located in Miami on 8th street does not honor service dogs inside the restaurant even if it is trained to assist people with disabilities. On Christmas Day my daughter was crying and having a musclar attack because of this. read more

Local love for this Cuban fusion restaurant! Affordable and tasty. They also offer healthy versions of carbs like quinoa and brown rice. Each time we come here we sit at the bad and order a variety of appetizers but we always have the jamon y queso plate and the ceviche. The restaurant offers your typical Cuban cuisine and also adds a little spanish flare- such as paella, bacalao- (cod), pitchers of sangria. The restaurant also has live music on Friday and Saturdays. The manager seems to always be present and goes around a greets customers with a friendly conversation. Affordable local spot and food is always on point. read more

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This long time established Cuban eatery does not disappoint. You really feel the Cuban vibe here, and I should know because I've been to Cuba. The interior & exterior decor, including artwork, is spot on, authentic cuban. We ordered the following drinks in no particular order: 3 Mojitos, very good 1 Double mojito 2 Cachaza double shots 1 Whiskey sour 2 Stellas My dish was the Dorado (MahiMahi) with salad and fufu. The fufu needed to be smashed more for my taste. The Mahi was excellent. We also ordered Camarones al ajillo with Moro & boiled yuca. Absolutely delicious! This shrimp dish is seriously for garlic lovers and tasted amazing. Masitas de puerco con Fufu. Pollo asado w fufu & salad. The food was very flavorful and delicious. Our orders arrived together and were steaming. I very much loved this restaurant. My only complaint is they really need to staff more servers on weekends. Although our service was good, it was extremely slow. This could've been because we sat outside, which may have contributed to the slowness. I had been here before a while ago and can only say I will definitely come again. I'll just be eating indoors next time. read more

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This place is horrible!!!!! Do not come here if you care for your health. They don't clean their lettuce properly and I almost ate this bug!!!! This is ridiculous you can actually get sick from this! God knows how many bugs I ate before noticing and how many more of there food is just disgusting filled with insects. Don't recommend this place at all. read more

The food was very delicious and they had fresh watermelon juice which I loved. I really enjoyed the quinoa steak salad...it was so good and healthy! I removed the tomatoes from the order but the rest was so delicious! I also loved all the apps and our server Yani was very attentive despite the fact that it was a little busy and we were a party of 10! They have paid street parking in front or valet is also available. read more

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Saw this place on Google with great reviews plus it was close so we decided to come here. Should have read the Yelp reviews first. Shame on me. I know. Anyway. Ordered the calamari, shredded chicken with rice and beans, lechon with rice and beans, a mojito and house wine. Set us back about $72 not including tip. The calamari was good. I enjoyed the lechon. Wife was expecting shredded chicken, not chopped. She didn't enjoy her meal. The beans were on the cooler side. I'm use to it being warm. Mojito was alright. Food portion was not that great, at least for the price we paid. Service was decent. We got here around 4pm so there was no band playing at the time. I also read they do have a cover charge while there's live music. Luckily that wasn't the case for us. We would have opted not to eat here if that was the case, since we were just looking for good Cuban food. This wasn't good Cuban food, imo. read more

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Great service, Great food ,good prices. Not enough parqueo, but behind there is paid by phone building.

I got coffee and Cuban pastries to go. Everything tasted great. In the past, I have eaten in the restaurant and was not disappointed. Give it a try if you are in the mood for Cuban food. read more

Great Cuban food and atmosphere. Servers were wonderful and attentive. Large portions which were a great value. We'll be back!

Service was fantastic. Our server was great, attentive and truly a pleasure. Food was not very good. My husband ate a Cuban sandwich and threw up all night. My steak was small and Yuca extremely salty. The Rabo was fine. The malanga soup was fine as well. Drinks were pricey. read more

We went for a birthday celebration and were seated promptly. The ambiance is very energetic and fun. Our server was very friendly and attentive. We shared the mariquitas, croquetas and the tostones rellenos. All were good. For my entree, I ordered the filete de dorado with shrimp and it was delicious. The rest of the entrees looked good too. I also ordered a mojito and it was delicious. The band was fun and it completed our evening! I'd recommend this place for lunch or dinner. read more

In a city full of Cuban restaurants, and iconic ones at that, it's seems like it would be hard to rank the best. However, Casacuba makes it easy. With their alway friendly staff, patient enough to listen to my broke Spanish, to their spacious yet lively atmosphere. Their food is next to none. Few rival their pollo a La brasa and fresh croquettas. read more

We found this place driving by at 9:30pm on a Thursday night. The building is gorgeous and massive. We were surprised to walk in and see a live band playing that late, it was a retiree crowd but it was packed! The place is so big there was no wait. But everyone was dancing (all the retired people). It was LOUD in there, it was hard to hear eachother speaking. We ordered typical Cuba dishes and it was just okay. All the rinks tasted funny from soda to teas so we think something was wrong with their ice that night. The food was good, but not the best Cuba food we had ever tasted. It was basic, no frills or extra seasonings. Somewhat bland. We were so hungry we just stopped at the first place we saw that looked open. Probably would have been more fun if we were in our 60's and wanted to go dancing while we eat. There were huge parties in there of 10-25 people so if you have a large party this is your spot. Cute spot for your grandparents on a Thursday night. read more

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Came here for a work lunch. I didn't choose the location. I ordered the vaca frita. Didn't like it, it was dry. Dry seemed to be the theme of their food as the majority of my colleagues also said their dishes were dry. I also ordered the cassava soup and did not like it at all. Way too thick and so bland. I wanted to order the "Cuban sundae" for dessert bc it sounded delicious but they said they were out of it with no explanation why. Keep in mind this was only around Noon. Service was good at least. But I would never return. read more

A little more upscale than typical Cuban restaurants. The service was quick and attentive to our needs. The food was very good. The portions were very large. Recommend the lechón. The bistec empanizado was very good. The moros and tostones were good too. read more

Went with a group of colleagues on a weeknight for an after-work dinner. Bar service at the 360-degree bar was slow, but I enjoyed my house cocktails (can't remember which 2 I had, but both were quite nice). The place wasn't very full, which was nice so it didn't get too noisy. They had a little bandstand set up with a keyboard and a cajon, but no one played that night. I ate a ton of chorizo and jamon appetizers, which were very generous for our group dinner. All of the sides were great, IIRC they had tostones which were quite good. We had a choice of 3 entrees (I think beef, chicken or shrimp), I chose the shrimp with rice, which was just OK, in a tomato sauce. Shrimp was very generic, maybe slightly overcooked, didn't wow me. Flan was very nice, and I'm generally not a fan of flan. Enjoyable, I would give it another try if I happen to ever be in the area. read more

If you love Cuban cuisine then this is one the best places in Miami to go to. The Croquetas de jamón are a must.

Man this place is the best we had the enchilado de Camarones and it's delicious with tostones and congri amazing the service is good and the ambience is really good Try it read more

Very average Cuban food. Small portions, OK service. Much prefer Havana Harry's or Sergio's.

I have been to this restaurant for many Community Newspaper events for breakfast. The café con leche and pastelitos are fabulous. The service is exceptional and the ambiance very Cuban. I enjoy coming here. read more

Food was good and very affordable. Service was great and atmosphere is always welcoming. Valet parking is extremely convenient. We were a group of 12 and all agreed with this statement! read more