I'm always surprised when the food at a restaurant we've dined at in the past, is quite different…read morewhen we return. The Croquettas Jamon Cubanas were as tasty as we're used to, and the mayonnaise-based sauce was nice and smooth. Unfortunately, the Empanadas De Picadillo have changed, and not for the better. Our Cubano Sandwich wasn't quite as good as in the past - - the pork was a bit overcooked and dry. Everything else was perfect. Our Margaritas were nice and refreshing, as always. Our server, Bryan, was terrific. His suggestions were helpful and his service attentive. Copacabana is light and airy - very comfortable. We sat outside on their large patio. Despite being right on Main Street, there was no "road noise" and it is well lit and very inviting.

Having been here several times it makes me very sad to write this review. The four stars are mostly…read morebecause of the service. Our server Bryan was friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. They recently tweaked menu but not for the better. The empanada filling has a different seasoning and texture than it did before but was accompanied by a delicious chimichurri sauce. The pork in the Cuban sandwich was dry and lacked flavor. I'm happy to report that the croquetas served with a mayo sauce were delicious as always. My margarita was weak but had good flavor. The restaurant is charming with a good Latin vibe and a spacious outdoor patio.

The experience that I had at this restaurant was not as positive at all as the other reviews found…read morein Google. I had Cuban coffee , rice,black beans , steak and stuffed potato. . Rice was old , steak looked like it was old as well. Would not recommend this place to anyone looking for good Cuban food.

My go to place in town for great coffee and Cuban Oxtails. Oxtails are available on Wednesdays…read more Friendly staff and service.

Best Cuban croquetas on all of hwy 27! Hands down. It's a little small mom & pop its real flavor…read more The Cuban sandwich is delicious and don't forget the colada for the road. Make sure you stop in this little hidden gem.

Amazing Cuban stop in Clewiston. Excellent service-felt very welcome by the owners and the Cuban…read morecuisine was delicious !

The best cuban sandwich I've ever had! Tender roast pork, savory glazed ham, melted swiss cheese,…read moretangy dill pickles, and a blend of mayonnaise and mustard, layered between fresh cuban bread, and pressed so the bread outside is thin and crispy but still soft inside. It paired wonderfully with the sweet and creamy mango shake. A kind man greeted me as I walked in, let me have a couple minutes with the menu, and was prepared to take my order when I was ready. I appreciated his genuine smile and patience.

Love their food. Have had several items from their menu. All of them are really good.read more

We sat at the bar and were served by the man himself Babalu..!…read more We had the Churrasco and Ropa Vieja. Both were delicious. The Chimichurri was the best I ever had. Their house made bread was also amazing. Babalu makes a great Margarita and the Red Sangria was great too. We will be back soon.

Had dinner here last night finally. Great local family owned restaurant. Service was excellent;…read moredecor of restaurant supported the Cuban cuisine vibe. Restrooms were very clean and I loved the art inside. Food was delicious, well seasoned, cuban cuisine. Portions were large and adequately priced. Everything was house made and according to the server, it was grandma's recipes. In fact, the entire family was working last night so please come support this small business. The only recommendations I have is to minimize the number of small plates on the main entrées. Your dishwasher will thank you. The ropa vieja was well seasoned, but it lacked the tomato sauce.

It is really easy to miss Café 80, which is a shame because the place is so great and there are not…read moremany other options in the area. We missed the driveway, but luckily there was no traffic and we were able to reverse our way in. This is a very casual place and I got the feeling that most of the people who eat here know each other. Our waitress had some trouble with English, but a man who was eating helped her out with our order. I am not sure if he was the owner or just a friendly customer, but he was helpful. The prices here are really inexpensive and the portions generous. And, of course, the food was delicious, too. It was a fun, random addition to our Florida roundtrip and certainly more memorable than the Burger King down the street would have been. So if you find yourself on this rather deserted section of Florida highway, stop in at Café 80. It would be a great choice even if there were more choices!

Very inexpensive and the food was delicious. Generous portions and a family friendly staff help…read moregive this place a great review. It is very easy to miss but definitely worth turning around and stopping for some food. It is a Cuban style restaurant and owners/staff speak little English but trust me its worth it. They try hard to satisfy all their clients.

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

We came here last Saturday for an early lunch…read more Appetizers: My fiancé has a tamale and I had mariquitas con mojo Entrees: Ropa Veija and Vaca Frita Both with yellow rice and black beans Drinks: We both had a glass of red wine and I also had a Havana Summer which is wine/lemonade mix. I didn't get my server's name but she was very nice and accommodating. I love how quaint and intimate it is. The food is pretty good. My fiancé said he's had better ropa veija but I loved my Vaca Frita.

The food, the service and the ambience, were top notch! Everyone in the party was very satisfied…read morewith each one of the different items that they chose. Even though it was a busy night, they kept checking on us making sure everything was OK.

I haven't been to Don Ramon in a few years but I gave this location a first try recently. Walking…read morein, I can smell an aroma that was calling my taste buds. I was seated at a booth and given menus. The tables though are close in vicinity to each other. I was able to hear a lot of the conversations going on around me. While waiting, we received cuban bread and it was delicious. I ordered the churrasco steak for dinner, priced at $30. It came with rice and beans as well as plantains. It was delicious. We had came towards 8PM - the end of their night I suppose - so it did feel like the server kept coming up to us and rushing us. Other than that, we were pretty happy with our food and the portion size.

Cafe in Havana far exceeded our expectations. We arrived right before lunch rush and our food came…read moreout within 5 minutes and it was hot!! We enjoyed the pork, salad, yuca, and more. The coffee was great too. The vibes are good and the people are nice. Highly recommend.

Beware vegetarians. Go to any Cuban restaurant, order black beans, and they won't have meat. This…read moreplace, on the other hand, nowhere on the menu does it say it includes bacon, but it does. I told the lady in the front that they should say that on the menu, and she just responded Okay, sorry in a confused I don't care attitude Also, the veggie sandwich is just mediocre. No flavor. I will never go back

Love this find in the middle of the Everglades. Highly recommend and we finally made a day trip to…read morecheck it out. Food was fantastic, great staff, and love the atmosphere.

During our visit to Marco Island, friends highly recommended HavAnnA Café, so we stopped in for…read morelunch--and it instantly became a place we know we'll return to. The restaurant feels like a colorful, garden‑style hideaway, full of charm, warmth, and the delight of discovering a true local gem. And of course, the two resident chickens, Popcorn and Carmel, add their own quirky personality to the experience. Our server, Mimi, was excellent--friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. The café is tucked away along the back roads of Chokoloskee, surrounded by the kind of old‑Florida scenery that's becoming rare. The food was outstanding. We started with tostones (fried plantains with garlic), then enjoyed the pork sandwich with chips and the pork plate with rice, beans, and two perfectly cooked sweet plantains. Every bite was rich with authentic Cuban flavor. We finished with the flan, which was so good we could have easily ordered a second. With its lovely outdoor seating, light radio music floating through the air, and a staff that treats you like family, HavAnnA Café delivers an experience that feels both heartfelt and memorable. The only thing missing was a hammock--I could have taken a nap and geared up for an early dinner. The seafood stew looked especially tempting for next time. A wonderful stop in a part of Florida that still holds its original soul. And by the way, don't leave without grabbing a bottle of their hot sauce--sweet, flavorful, and just the right amount of kick!!!