Enjoyed the tres leche cake! Enjoyed that the place was not too busy and got seated asap. Also…read moreliked that there's a parking garage nearby, even though it was busy and flat rate, it was better than circling around to find street parking. I got the fish and shrimp combo which was good. It was a bit salty and needed more spice but, I enjoyed the portion with yucca and plantains. The place was good and vibe was great.

My wife and I decided to give this place a try. The food was terrible and tasteless. The only thing…read morewe liked was the bread. For beverages I ordered a hot tea and my wife ordered a coke. Unfortunately my wife received coke in a can which we really dislike when restaurants do this and I received hot water with a tea packet and some sugar packets (no complaints on my end) so far. As previously stated the bread was delicious. It was crispy outside and airy inside and tasted amazing with more than a hint of garlic. When our main entrees arrived we were stunned by how tasteless and disgusting the rice was. The rice had to have been sitting around in the back for a while. The rice was not fresh it was room temperature and clumpy. The rice would not break apart when I tapped it with my fork, it was like the rice was stuck together. The beef on my entree and my wife's entree were both tasteless and room temperature. Nothing was seasoned. I repeat nothing was seasoned. Theses entrees looked good and were very promising based on appearance. However, they tasted bad. Even the fries were unsalted and tasteless mush. The service was also terrible and our server seemed very preoccupied with other things. I believe he was the only waiter/server working during the time we were there. He was very impatient and rushed us for our orders. And he does not know English at all. It felt like we were running on his time. My pregnant wife was feeling stressed out by his behavior. The atmosphere was ok. It was kinda loud but the place wasn't bad atmosphere wise. There were not many people there even though it was around 3pm. It was just us and 3 other tables. Final opinion is this the worst Cuban restaurant my wife and I have ever been to. They took forever to bring out food that was not even fresh. We have had Cuban buffets that were fresher than this. We definitely will never return here. I hope your experience is better than ours. God bless and stay safe.

We were here, with friends, for a comedy show. Decided to arrive early for a drink and bite, to…read morecatch up before the show. Kuba Cabana had a "car bar" outside their place, not sure it it's associated with the restaurant or not, but the mojitos got us in the mood for Latin food. So, we walked in and luckily got a table right away. They place feels like a club, and pretty sure it turns to one later in the night. While we were there a DJ was playing and people were already dancing. The inside with its neon signs and décor is very Instagram/photo ready. We had croquetas, fried yuca, tamales, salad... they have it all. And all was delicious. The appetizers are perfect size for sharing. If we didn't have the show to attend, we would have stay longer there for sure. Great vibe and excellent service.

it was a great unplanned stop at Kuba Cabana. We had met up…read morewith other friends in the area a little early before a show we were going to. Some were thirst and some were hungry, so I suggested we try this place. We didn't have a reservation but it was early evening. We were able to get a table for 5 quick. It's a nice place, felt classy. Luckily we came in looking classy. Our server was a nice guy. He took our orders, including my Mai Tai which was off menu. We also ordered different bites for the table. I got a tamale and also the croquetas. Both were very good, and the Mai Tai was perfect. It's got a touristy energy, a little overly Cuban. But honestly its probably not noticeable unless your from South Florida. The waiter was able to take orders and conversate in Spanish and English which was good for our table. It's a nice spot for bites and drinks. We are sure to hit here again soon.

I first discovered this place when my mother in law brought some sopa de res to share. It's gotta…read morebe one of the best beef stews I've had. The broth really tastes like.....hearty meat. It's got potatoes and big beef chunks and the portion can easily feed two. I also picked up some food another day for my family - big pan con lechon to share, the soup, and the chicken tacos. Service was good, they cook it to order. I can tell, the mariquita chips that come with the sandwich tasted fresh and not stale like other places. Sandwich was a winner. Perfectly toasted bread, good meat portions. Ambiance inside is pretty nice. I'd enjoy eating there or more takeout. Glad to have discovered this esquina

The portions are massive, the lechón is packed with flavor, and the vibe feels like an old-school…read moreCuban lunch spot where everybody's welcome the second they walk in. Their Cuban bread before the meal is one of those small details people remember, and they serve way more than just pork -- the menu is loaded with classic Cuban comfort food. During the lunch rush, parking can definitely turn into a mission, especially around noon, but getting there early makes a huge difference and there's usually plenty of parking available. The service is top notch.

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.

Hi all I was in the area for a meeting and wanted to eat breakfast so I ordered the #1, 2 fiesd…read moreeggs , bacon and French fries with coffee and toast. It seems a lot of food but unfortunately I didn't eat it all because it tasted to me that they fried the 3 items with the same oil or definitely same pan. The bacon was hard and overcooked. Coffee was good and delicious toast! So I won't be eating that again I'm open to try bake pastries or something like that.

I recently visited Karla Bakery in Doral. The server at the counter was very friendly and…read morewelcoming, which made the experience pleasant. We ordered the Tres Leches, Dulce de Leche, and Cuban Cappuccinos. While the presentation was nice, we personally found the desserts to be very sweet. Having tried these desserts elsewhere before, the sweetness was a bit too much for our taste. It might be perfect for someone who enjoys very sweet treats, but for us, it was a little overpowering. Overall, the service was great, but the sweetness level might not suit everyone's palate.

Delicious! Food is always incredible and service is quick! Best Cuban food in Miami, great lunch…read morespot, great for family

Wow. That was awesome. Really great atmosphere, too…read more My only complaint is that the Piña Colada had like 1/3rd of the glass filled with whipped cream, which I removed cuz I can't stand it. Great drink though... extra $3 for Bacardi? Go for it! And the wife says that her Mojito is probably one of the best 3 she's ever had in her life. I got some Spanish White Bean soup that was really good. My wife's OxTail arrived shortly afterward... I thought it was mostly very good. I really like the preparation, except much of it was pretty chewy instead of soft. My Churrasco was one of the best I've ever had. That wasn't chewy at all. Cooked medium rare, it was incredibly soft with great chimichurri. The maduros were great, wife loves the white rice, and one of my favorite things, believe it or not, was the black beans. It's exactly what you would get if you ordered the Black Bean Soup, which surprised me, but it's so damned awesome, why not? I really liked the servers, too... nice personalities, and helpful in general. If I lived here, no doubt I would be back!

This restaurant has several locations, but this one is worthing noting…read more There are a few really good Cuban restaurants left in Miami, and this one is one of them. Food -- The food portions can be "abuela" approved. All plates come with 2 sides, which are all very shareable. From dining in to ordering cantina to-go, the food never disappoints. It's always fresh, savory and hands-down delicious. Service -- From the cafecito at the ventanita to the dining in, the service is always friendly and courteous, as it should be. Ambiance -- It's located inside a dated strip mall that needs much refurbishing but the restaurant inside is clean and ample.

The breakfast food was good and big porción. They don't bring all the food at the same time first…read morethe server brought the cafe con leche by the time they brought the toast the cafe was cold. The other foods we order was hat and was served pretty fast.The ambiance was ok for a morning breakfast . The price was reasonable for the amount of food.The place was haft full Recommended to everyone

Love this place! Banging lunch specials. Every time I'm in town I eat here. Always a hit. Oriana…read morewas fantastic.

My favorite restaurant during my Florida trip. I made reservation a little before dinner time and…read morewas surprised it wasn't busier considering the glowing reviews. Guess we came at a good time cause later we did see more people come in. For starters, the staff here were all so professional and welcoming. Shoutout to MARIA for being the sweetest! Great recommendations from her. I loved the food so much. Mix ceviche -- so refreshing and loved the variety Jalea Bocas house (fried shrimp, fried fish, fried yuca fries) -- a little bit of everything and fried perfectly. Paired with the sauces. Skirt and fettuccine -- cooked as I requested (medium). Packed with flavor. SO FREAKING GOOD. Arroz cremoso de aji Amarillo with lomo saltado -- unique dish that worked so well. Recommend! Spicy margarita -- best drink here. Mezcal mule -- my mom and I didn't really like it because it was too smoky. Maria was kind enough to swap it out for us with another spicy margarita and didn't charge for the mezcal mule. Love the ambiance. They have daily promos on some of their items so be sure to check it out. I highly recommend this spot. 10/10

If you ever been to la carreta, you know you are in for a good time when it comes to flavor. I love…read moretheir breaded chicken Milanese. It pairs perfectly with some rice and beans. Any meal from la carreta is perfectly concluded with some Cuban caffecito at the end. The place along with the food just gives nice homey vibes. The servers have always been great here.

They have a Sunday brunch buffet special for $15. For the price, I'm obviously not expecting a…read moreMichelin breakfast, but I found all of the food to be bland and kinda stale? It felt like the food had been sitting out for a long time (and we got there within 1 hour of opening. No refills on coffee. Service was prompt. Wouldn't recommend.

The appetizers were excellent... however the main entrees were lite on protein. They were tasty…read morejust not much protein... service was good as well.

I've visited both the Sr Ceviche locations in Aventura and Pompano, and I honestly love both of…read morethem! The food is always delicious, the atmosphere is beautiful, and the service is amazing. I recently visited the Aventura location and Natalia took care of us. She was so friendly, attentive, and professional, which made the experience even better. I definitely recommend Sr Ceviche and will be coming back again!