We catered my husband's birthday party from Belkis Cuban Deli. Her food is amazing. We ordered the…read moreCuban roast pork, black beans, white rice and plantains. Everything was delicious! Our guests were raving about the flavors of her cooking!! Being Cuban myself, I can attest to the authenticity and quality of her food! Would definitely recommend Belkis for your next event!!

This deli is unassuming and easy to pass by being located inside a Citgo gas station. But, trust…read moreme, you want to make a point to get yourself there! When you enter the gas station store turn right, walk ahead and you'll end up at the counter for Belkis. Fast, super friendly service. Great portion size and prices. Exceptional food! No contest the BEST cuban sandwich I have ever had. Exemplary meat/filling to bread ratio. The bread was fresh and perfectly crisp with garlic (I'm pretty certain) grilled onto the outside of it. The meat was tender and not at all greasy. There was the perfect amount of ham to pork to cheese to pickles to mustard. All around there was not a single thing I did not love about my cuban! I also got a very large portion of plantains. They were hot and cooked to the best texture. The Cuban and the plantains cost me $22 and supplied me with two and a half meals.

OMG!!! The absolute best Cuban Steak Sandwich in Naples!!! Feels like I'm back home in Miami!!!…read moreManny had the Cuban Sandwich which he agrees was the best he's had in Naples, too. Sooo good we could only eat half each. Dinner tonight!

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.

Probably my favorite Cuban place in town. The staff is always super friendly and attentive, and the…read morefood and drinks are yummy. The apps are amazing - sometimes we don't even get to order entrees because we order like 3-5 apps instead. The space is also pretty cool. Definitely a hidden gem!

Was excited to check out a Cuban restaurant in Florida. It surprised me how overpriced everything…read morewas. It was a Saturday night. There were no tables available, and I was offered to seat at the bar. Very loud music. Ordered an appetizer called "cubanachos" that was served with Cuban style pork and included fried plantains on the description. The portion was generous, but I was very disappointed. I had seen pics of fresh plantains and what I was served was plantain chips. Taste was good. I noticed on the menu Brazilian traditional food like picanha.

Excellent, authentic, Cuban food. Super flavorful and delish - loved the black beans and rice,…read morechimichurri, and cilantro cream sauce Best yuca bites or yuca anything we've had! Empanadas were fantastic. Everythjng was piping hot and excellent portions for price. speedy service and kind! Would definitely go back

WOW, let me start by saying "I'M SO IMPRESSED!"…read more Walked right in. No reservations needed. Got sat immediately. Coming from Miami with so many Cuban restaurants, I'm always abit skeptical. Lisandra was an AMAZING server and took very good are of my party. Drinks were on point. Food - Well let's just say that everyone enjoyed their food. Vaca Frita, Lehon, Masitas, Cuban Chili, moros, boiled and fried yuca, black beans... and so on. Everything was delicious. For dessert the tres leches cake was "Da' BOMB" and the cuban coffees are just what we needed for that evening RUSH. We will definitely be back!

Amazing Cuban sandwich, lovely sweet plantains, and the very best cheese guava empanada!…read more So happy I pulled over for lunch when I saw this place! I feel the prices were very fair for the amount and quality of food! I also purchased flan, but it had a sour smell and I didn't eat just to be safe. I'm sure if I could have ran back by they could've helped. Perhaps I don't know my flan, but being pregnant i have to be more careful and didn't want to risk it. Can't wait to come back next time I'm in the area for work!

I recently visited here after I got a massage next door, and I'm glad I did this is your authentic…read morecuban restaurant! I got the churrasco steak with black beans and white rice. The Cuban sandwich is very good too. They have homemade breads and desserts as well as a full buffet that they pack for you or you can sit and have a waitress help you. Seemed to be the popular place for the workers in the area it was busy. It's a nice clean restaurant.

I'm so happy I found this little place! Truly authentic Colombian dishes with Quick service,…read morereasonable prices and friendly staff. Definitely bringing my friends back! Next door there is a Columbian pastry shop that amazing as well!

Almost drove an hour to dine here. It was worth it. It has authentic Colombian food. Everything…read moretasted good. From the appetizers to the main dish, including sauces. The dining area is small but adequate. Staff was courteous.

I blew into South Florida on a late flight, the kind that leaves your back stiff and your stomach…read moregrowling. By the time I checked into the hotel, the kitchen had closed up shop tighter than a bank vault after hours. A cabbie, the talkative type, said there was a Cuban café that might do the trick the next day. Said it with the kind of confidence that comes from knowing where to find a good plate when the city's asleep. I made a mental note. Next morning, after a half-hearted attempt at the hotel gym--arm day, always arm day--I followed my gut and my informant's lead straight to San Luis Café. Rolled in around 2 o'clock, give or take. The place was dead quiet, like the calm before a storm. The cook and the waitress were huddled near the door, deep in conversation. Didn't flinch when I walked in. I took a seat near the window, the kind of spot where a man can keep an eye on both the dining room and the street. Outside, the sky was turning the color of bruises, lightning slicing it open like a knife. Inside, it was another world--clean, calm, dry. The kind of joint that doesn't try too hard. Cuban flags draped the walls, old travel posters from Havana watching me like ghosts from another time. I ordered the ropa vieja, figured it was the safe bet. Comes with two sides. I went with black beans, white rice, and threw in some tostones for good measure. What can I say? I like a little crispiness with the storm. The food came quick. Hot, flavorful, and with enough heart to make you forget you're eating alone. The shredded beef was a touch salty, but nothing a can of Diet Coke couldn't handle. The beans were mild, just like I remembered from my last trip through Little Havana. Cuban comfort food--understated, steady, familiar. The plantains, though--that's where they got me. Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, like a dame with a secret. Forget fries. These things could win wars. The waitress, friendly but not overbearing, checked in just enough to remind me I hadn't disappeared completely. When I was ready to vanish back into the wet streets, I paid at the counter and grabbed a medianoche to go. A little something for later, when the night got quiet and the city got loud. All in all? A satisfying, no-frills meal that didn't shake me down for more than it was worth. If you ever find yourself in that part of town with an empty stomach and a need for shelter, San Luis Café's a safe bet. Just make sure you get the plantains.

Careful on overcharging you! Used to go here when I worked…read morenear here years ago. Love it back then, but now it was decent, but wouldn't write home about. Cheese croquetta was our favorite of the flavors. Pan con bistec, it was decent but could have used more meat on it to fill up the whole bread. Did not like that did not give you an itemized receipt. We asked for water but was given bottles which we didn't ask for. The next guy who walked in, they gave a cup of water. Pretty annoying. Also, unless they charge $3 for a water bottle, then they def over charged us. $10 pan con bistec $13 ropa vieja $3 corquetta's $6 two desserts $32. 2 bottles of waters and bill was $41.12 hmmm before the credit card fee of 4% that they don't advertise. Unhappy with a restaurant overcharging and think they get away with it bc I didn't speak Spanish

What a find! Best food in the area! Empanadas rival Argentina and Medellin! People are lovelyread more

This place looks very nice inside warm and cozy . We order the famous Peruvian breakfast and all…read moreoverall was fine , portion was big and 2 people can share for sure . Only thing that we didn't like it that much was the pork that was very dry . Everything else was just fine

I had Arroz con Pollo with yellow / saffron rice for lunch. Delicious. As was the side of black…read morebeans. Not to mention the Mojito. Mentioned it was my first time to a Cuban restaurant in Naples & the lady brought over a couple of small samples of their Cuban sandwich. Also awesome. Finally, the service was outstanding. Food took a little while, but that tells me it's made fresh to order. Worth it! No

Decided to try this location as the service at Pine Ridge location was so bad…read more Unfortunately it was no better. Food was good, Service was terrible.

I stop here for a Cuban sandwich every time I'm in the area. They are huge and great value!…read more I have tried the ropa vieja and can also say it was delicious. Their portions are generous and staff is always pleasant and get you in and out quickly. Oh and don't forget to get a guava pastry to complete the meal, you'll be glad you did!

The food is starchy. It is also home cooked with no preservatives. I do not like the styrofoam take…read moreout containers.