This is a great cafeteria!! It has some of the best food, drinks, and specials. There was great…read moremusic playing from the jukebox and great service. This cafeteria made me feel like I was in the 80's.

This little hole in the wall is literally a little hole in the wall. You would seriously miss it!…read moreBut don't miss out. It's a cute and tiny cuban cafeteria that offers the traditional Cuban food options. The prices are absolutely amazing. I'm talking $1.50 for a cafe com leche. Where is it you will you get that? Certainly not at vicky's bakery or pinecrest bakery, which I may add are jacked up on all their prices and it takes you 20 minutes to get your order. The waitress was extremely sweet and the food was delicious! Coming back again.

The food is exactly how I remember it as a kid. I always have their baked fish, baked mac & cheese,…read moremashed potatoes with gravy. Fish is consistently juicy and never dry. This is the last location, that I know of, that's open. My bf enjoyed their food as well.

I can close my eyes and reminisce when I was a kid (back in the 80's and 90's) and coming to…read morePiccadilly's was a treat!!! I was intrigued to see that this location is one of the few left. So I had to feed my childhood craving and decided in having lunch. I went in with an open mind but I was sad to see, it has not been maintained at all! The inside immediately feels dated nor clean. I decided on a few of the classics. Honestly I only had a few bites of each dish. Food was cold and it had probably been sitting around for quite some time. Within a few hours after having finished my meal, I had gone straight to the bathroom. (Not in a good way). Very sad, I would predict they would be closing their doors soon. The only positive was the service. Everyone was kind and attentive. Great staff!

Stumbled around this little restaurant while searching for lunch for a day in Miami. We wanted…read moreCuban food and this was perfect. It was lunch time and the place was actually empty so we were skeptical but gave it a try anyways. Definitely looks like a family owned and family-run restaurant. The menu has a lot of choices. I believe the main dishes were only available for dinner so we went with the breakfast and lunch option. Steak, egg, toast, coffee- hubby got this breakfast special and the portion was huge! Look at the plate. It was a big slice of steak, 2 eggs (scrambled) fries, a side of bread and a cup of coffee. We could have totally shared the one entree and be full for 2 people! The price definitely beats the portion. Steak sandwich- I got the sandwich which was also big in portion. It came with chips fries on top. The sandwich had onions and lettuce, tomatoes. It may not be the tastiest meal but it def satisfied our belly and our wallet. The service was great. The guy who took our order was very nice and the lady seems like she didn't speak a lot of English. The food was not salty so more on the bland side so you can definitely dress it up with sauce. We would definitely stop by here again if in town to try their dinner menu. Price definitely is great for budget friendly people :)

this is the kind of local small hole in the wall restaurants that yelp helps you find!…read more It's a small place in the heart of downtown Miami Brazilian family run business. You don't come here for the ambience, should come here for some dang good food! We started with some café con Leche, and then got a Cubano with fries for our meal. It's good of a Cuban sandwiches you'll find anywhere! Small place with grapefruit food and great service. Give it a try!

I was in the area with Cuban relatives around lunch time and obviously Cuban food was the go to! We…read moredecided to try el rinconcito cubano and sat outside to enjoy the nice weather that day and also there were loose roosters which we enjoyed as well. Our server was nice and friendly but the food was just ok. Also they do an extra charge if you request a to go box. I'm not sure we would come here again.

The food is delicious we order boliche with tostones moros, // , chicken stake with moros and…read moremaduro. The service excellent and the waitress very friendly the food came out fast . The ambiance was very good . The breakfast are excellent, the omelette with maduro recommended with café con leche with Cuban bread. The price are ok they served a lot food for the money. The place is clean Recommended .

Parking: small parking lot Interior: super small shop with…read moremaybe 6-8 counter seats. Wait Time: I ordered to go and it took about 15-20min. Staff was great. Items Order: Thursday lunch special: 9/10 Costilla Asada Spare Ribs $12 (after tax) - Ribs were cooked well but meat was still tender. Seasoning was good but could be better. Fries were well done and large portion. Side salad was a good complement to the fried foods. Bring cash! $1 ANY card transaction

This place has terrific food and great prices, but possibly THE WORST customer service I've ever…read moreexperienced. And don't you dare ask for your cafe con leche any different than the way they usually make it, or there will be an upcharge. First time I went they charged me one price, and the second time it was $1.50 higher because I was asking for too much cafe-when it was the exact same order as the first time, and it's the same amount of cafe they give me at other restaurants. Two visits was enough for me-I won't be going back.

I was visiting Miami and asked a local for a restaurant recommendation. She directed me to…read moreVersailles. I had about a twenty minute wait without a reservation. I sat inside but waited outside until the table was ready. I had shrimp, rice, and fries for lunch. The portion size was generous so I took most of it back to eat later. The waiter was also very friendly and the price was not bad at all!

I was visiting Miami and asked a local for a restaurant recommendation. She directed me to…read moreVersailles. I had about a twenty minute wait without a reservation. I sat inside but waited outside until the table was ready. I had shrimp, rice, and fries for lunch. The portion size was generous so I took most of it back to eat later. The waiter was also very friendly and the price was not bad at all!

I've never made it to Enriqueta's because they close early on weekends. But I have a flight to San…read moreFrancisco today, so my wife and I finally decided to hit it for lunch before heading to the airport. Let me tell you: this place is LEGIT locals. There is absolutely nothing touristy or manufactured about it. Stainless-steel tables, red plastic baskets, a busy counter, family photos covering the walls and a dining room full of people who clearly come here all the time. And the sandwiches are HUGE. Enriqueta's, opened in 1964, is best known for its Cubano and pan con bistec, but Rachel and I shared a medianoche, a tortilla con chorizo y queso and something called the "Super Cheese" with bacon. That last one is basically an enormous griddled pile of bacon and molten cheese barely contained by Cuban bread. I also grabbed some empanadas to take on the plane. The tortilla was beautifully browned, packed with chorizo and cheese, and substantial enough to be a meal by itself. The medianoche had the proper soft, slightly sweet bread, pressed crisp around a serious amount of pork, ham, Swiss, mustard and pickles. Nothing dainty happening here. The iced café con leche is also extremely strong. I will not be falling asleep on the flight out. Best of all, we got to meet the boss herself, Lucia Plá, the beloved matriarch on Saturday morning, greeting customers. Her husband, who bought the diner in 2000, Jose Luis, passed in 2019. This is the classic Cuban diner experience--a completely different vibe from Versailles or La Carreta. Smaller, more personal and much more like Puerto Sagua: a real neighborhood restaurant serving real people, with no interest in becoming a theme park version of itself. I'll definitely be back.

I read about Enriquetas in Lonely planet and so happy I came by. This is a staple in Wynwood and no…read morefrills. The service was friendly, food delicious and prices reasonable. The Cuban coffee was only $1.30 and the steak sandwich was unlike anything I've had before. It was a bit dry, but otherwise pretty good. The guava strudel was delicious and reminded me of Porto's in SoCal.

Amazing! My new #1 cubano world wide! I have eaten a cuban sandwich just about everywhere and…read morehands down this is the best so far as of September 2026. This was my exact order, can't go wrong. Cubano, pork-and-plantain empanada and a cortadito. Ask for the garlicky green sauce!

I was visiting Miami for less than 24 hours, and I made it my mission to try a Cubano sandwich on…read moremy trip. I did some research, and Las Olas Cafe came up in multiple recommendations. Located a couple of blocks off a major road (Washington Ave.), Las Olas Cafe felt like a hole-in-the wall neighborhood joint - a team of off-duty police officers were enjoying their dinner inside the restaurant, and families were eagerly lined up at the to-go window outside the restaurant. As I waited in line to order, I perused the menu, which included breakfast items, coffee, and a variety of sandwiches. Even though there were only a couple of customers ahead of me in line, each meal was made-to-order before the next order was taken. This meant that the staff prepared about half a dozen coffees, a couple of smoothies, and several meals before it was my turn to order. When I finally placed my order for a Cubano sandwich, I waited about 20 minutes for my food to be prepared. My sandwich was served piping hot, and I eagerly took my food to go so I could enjoy it at the beach nearby. Despite the wait (about an hour from the time I arrived at the cafe despite the short line), my food was delicious. The sandwich was stuffed with crispy shredded pork and ham, and a generous amount of mustard, melted cheese, and pickles pulled it all together.

Found this really cool Argentine coffee stand right in Brickell that's made from a real plane…read more I needed a latte so I decided to stop and give it a try. Coffee was made well and tasted very good. Definitely worth a try! The ambiance is ultra cool and one of a kind.

Hands down the most amazing coffee joint I've visited thus far! Not to mention being a daughter of…read morea commercial pilot too made it even more special. LOL Sky Coffee Buenos Aires is a viral Miami spot on social media and I can see why! What makes it so unique is this small Argentinian cafe operates out of the front part of a former Delta Airlines McDonnell Douglas MD-8. I visited here on Monday and was thankful to find parking on the side of the street. As you come in-The plane is set up in a small park like area. They have outside tables you can dine and I loved that the whole area is decorated in an airport theme throughout the property. There was even a set of airport waiting seats and luggage as you make your way on the plane. Roaming the ground you will see adorable roosters, hens, and their babies which is super adorable. You place food and drink orders inside the cabin of the plane where you can also see the cockpit. They had the viral Dubai chocolate and strawberries along with sandwiches, pastries, and coffee beverages. Their sugar croissant was a must. Service was friendly and warm. They were even wearing airline uniforms, how cool is that?! I decided on a vanilla cold cream latte and that sweet croissant which was ready in no time and took it to go. There's two enclosed plastic patio domes on the property you can't miss. This is available through a reservation ONLY. Looks like a cozy spot and it is air conditioned inside which would be extremely comfortably on those hot Florida days for folks to enjoy. With this photogenic location and the delicious food and drinks makes Sky Coffee a must stop when you are in Miami.

Honestly just happy to have found this place because they have Pitaya (yellow dragonfruit) which…read moreisn't easy to find everywhere. I miss the fruits of Colombia so this will do. I was also able to scan my items with a self scanner and was out of there pretty quickly. Lots of parking as well'

I go here once a week. Today I went to the hot food bar and ordered black beans, pork and rice…read more When I got home, the black beans was 97% liquid and 3% beans! I went back and the lady who served me gave starts yelling at me in Spanish, which I don't speak. I found the manager and he said there was nothing he could do. So, if you go there watch how they're serving you!