I got food delivered to my hotel. I ordered the chicharrones, ropa vieja sandwich, and an order of churros with sugar and cinnamon. The chicharrones seemed freshly fried. It had a bit of meat attached to the crisp fat, as is the Caribbean- style that I've enjoyed. It was paired with a very nice salsa verde. The ingredients tasted fresh with the perfect amount of avocado. The ropa vieja sandwhich had fresh vegetables and a crusty but chewy bread however the beef was more of a paste than the stringy beef that comprises ropa vieja. Also, the ropa vieja had too strong of a tomato taste and was lacking the right amount of salt. The churros were more dense and dry than expected. Also the dusting of cinnamon and sugar was a lot less than usually graces a churro. I don't know if this could've been a result from the transport, however. Overall the food was okay. I wouldn't go out of my way to try it again. Though if they jarred that salsa verde... I would definitely go out of my way to buy it. read more

This was a hole in the wall that we stumbled upon and thought, "Cuban food in Quebec City, we've gotta try this!" We were not disappointed! The Ropa Vieja sandwich was on point! They also had their own creation of "Cuban" nachos where instead of tortilla chips, they used plantain and yuca chips. I thought, "why did had I not thought of using plantain & yuca chips before!?". It was excellent! If you are looking for a good lunch spot, this definitely does the trick. Plus, you must try the cafe con leche! read more

Home made ingredients give this 16 seat Cuban Sandwich bar a great find. Just off Rue St Jean we were tempted by the Cuban music. Had Le Chef Sandwich. Pulled beef with ham, pickle, tomato and lime. Grilled with cheese. We dug in before we could snap a shot of the sandwiches. Awesome food and great selection of juices. Surprised with home made Local strawberry ice cream and deep fried churros. read more

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