That food was great. This was a quick random order. But it was worth it. The chicken and onions…read morewere amazing. The beans were a little bland. The delivery was suspect not sure I will order delivery again. The delivery person never knocked to advise he was outside, left food on the porch open, the app stated the food was on the was on way, however miraculously it claimed it was delivered I do plan on going here to dine in. Overall the food was good.

If you ever pass through Miramar you have to eat at this restaurant. Food is amazing out if this…read moreworks. Cuban sandwich with fries yum

We loved our first experience so much that we ended up bringing the whole family back to Little…read moreHavana the very next day! It's rare to find a spot that draws you back 24 hours later, but this place is a total standout in Miami. Despite having a larger group this time, we were greeted warmly and seated immediately. The service was excellent from start to finish--attentive, friendly, and perfectly paced for a family dinner. We kicked things off with the Cuban sampler, which was the perfect introduction to the menu and got everyone excited for the main event. Every dish that hit the table was a hit: the Red Snapper was incredibly fresh, and the Chicharron de Pollo had that perfect crunch. My wife really enjoyed the Chicken Milanesa, but for me, the Paella was the star of the show--rich, authentic, and packed with flavor. It's safe to say everything was delicious yet again. We've officially added this to our "must-visit" list for every trip to Miami. If you're looking for a meal that feels both high-quality and welcoming, you can't beat this spot. We'll definitely be back!

Needed to do errands in North Miami, so Little Havana came up as a place to go for Cubanos. It has…read morethree locations in Miami, with this one in North Miami being the original, opened in 1991. We dined in, and the visit blew away the food from the previous week. I really like Cuban sandwiches, so will be something my brother and I keep seeking out during short visits to Miami. We had a one-day rental car, so found Little Havana Restaurant, coming a bit after peak lunch time. It's on a major street, with surface angled parking in the back. There are a lot of wild birds in the area, with their guano being everywhere outside. It's a big dining area inside, and we were immediately directed to a prime location with views of their small lush adjacent green space, and the birds that live there. Elizabeth was our server, with water and complementary rolls being immediately offered by helpers. She and her team were great throughout, offering suggestions and bringing the food nice and hot. We ordered off the Happy Hour menu (11:30 - 18:00 M-F) and the Lunch Special Menu (11:30 - 16:00). We were greatly satisfied with every dish Shrimp in Garlic Sauce, appetizer size ($14.99) - 5 jumbo tail-on shrimp, sauteed in a scampi type sauce. It's what you expect when you douse good shrimp with a butter garlic sauce. The appetizer does not come with rice/beans, but we had plenty of it from the other dishes...loved spooning the sauce over the rice while eating. Roast Pork Lunch ($12.99) - what a deal. A dish of pulled pork with a big piece of fried pork skin on top...reminded me of the Filipino lechon, or even the Hawaiian kalua pork, with the tenderness of the mean. It came with a big scoop of rice and a bowl of red beans. Lamb Shank ($18.49) - This was recommended by Elizabeth when asked by my brother, what he shouldn't miss. It's a Cuban special, cooked in wine sauce. It was a big piece, still on the bone, coming with a big plate of rice and fried plantains. He enjoyed it, though he was struggling a bit at the end. Cuban Sandwich ($12.49) - A full size Cuban sandwich, cut in half. It had been grilled on a sandwich press with a little oil, resulting in the cuban bread being crispy at the top. It had the right mix of that same delicious pulled pork, along with ham, melted swiss, mustard and pickle slices. It was very good, great value for the price. Paying was done at the top, and we intentionally did not take any leftovers. There is a framed newspaper article from 1991 in the lobby, where you can read more about their origins.

Its a wonderful slice of cuban in pembroke pines. Being born and raised in hialeah you tend to love…read moreyour cuban culture. But when one moves away you start missing everything little thing you could eat.. except at colada's. Im so happy i have a spot near home that i can grab my favorite cuban treats and even a very good cafe con leche. I loved the decor, how the coladoras were used as a lamp. The little details that make it truly feel like home. The prices are agreeable and the service is beyond good each time. I do recommend this to everyone who wants to grab a great lunch and ever better cafecito kick.

Colada Cuban cafe is always a decent place anyone can come to for nice coffee and food…read more They have wide variety of pastries you can order and small portioned finger foods like croquetas and empanadas. The interior is clean and although seating is limited, you can comfortably dine in here. The service is friendly and efficient. I would recommend this place to others for sure. Yes I would definitely be back in the future! Thank you colada for another good dining experience and food!

Great food and great service. Belice was a very good waitress and very attentive. Would come here…read moreagain

Great service , our server Rosa was amazing ! Food was great ! Will definitely be backread more

It's so sad to notice the quality of this local hometown favorite drop so drastically. While the…read moreservers , waiters were kind and welcoming the food was just truly disappointing. My family and I used to order form here weekly and it was truly like a reminiscing moment for us of our grandmas old cooking. But the last two times we have come we are so disgusted with the food. Our daughter's palomilla legitimately tasted and looked like lab grown engineered meat. There was no taste, color or consistency of in bistec de palomilla. It was so weird to see the this on the plate. Honestly. The chicken vaca frita is our family favorite. This was good. They put like an entire onion topped on top to hide the very small amount of chicken actually served. But taste and consistency were solid to their original serving. We are so saddened by the regression of this restaurant. This was always our favorite place to have a taste of home. I hope that management realizes that while I'm certain food costs are high - that quality and the experience of the customer matter too. Unfortunately we will be divorcing Casavana and going back to Las Vegas and Latin America.

If you are looking for cheap, this is the place to go to. Dont be fooled by the location, this…read moreplace is as "Cuban" as it can get and I AM Cuban! The ambiance makes you feel like you are in Cuba and not in a good way. I asked for Cafe con Leche. They provide you the milk and coffee separately to make it as strong as you would like. The coffee was burned and I was unable to drink it My aunt asked for a tortilla with cheese. They opened up Kraft cheese and slapped those suckers on there. I will say that the yucca frita was delicious and so was the natural OJ. I wont be coming back though

You can never go wrong here, the food is always fresh. This has been our go-to for years for family…read moregatherings. Their arroz imperial, Fricase de pollo, yuca, maduros, congri, everything is always delicious! I can go on and on. They never disappoint and their prices are reasonable.

From the owner: Cuban restaurant!! frutas naturales, jugos naturales, gran variedad de comida, agua de coco tamal…read morecubano, chicharrones. Especiales para fiestas!!

First time ever trying Cuban coffee and it was the best ever! Service was great! Highly recommendread more

The first thing I have to say about this establishment is that there was a large size dog inside…read morethe restaurant where the food was being cooked. It was a rainy day and we expected to be able to eat inside, but when we arrived, there was a sign in in front of the door, saying to order by the window and only outdoor seating was available on the patio Upon looking inside, we saw that there was a dog, and I assumed that was why they were not allowing customers to eat inside the restaurant, but then upon thinking about it there shouldn't be a dog inside a restaurant serving food Overall, the food flavor and they didn't have a lot of items available that were on their menu. in my opinion, I think it's because they didn't want some of the items that took a little bit longer time to make because they were only two people working inside person taking orders and one person preparing the food

Went with a gf to a group workout at The Yards at Amelia this weekend and we were starving by the…read moreend of it. We saw La Romanita next door and went to grab a bite since the food trucks weren't open yet. We sat outside because the weather was nice and they have fans to keep the air flowing nicely. Servers were very attentive, and we were able to order fairly quickly and the food also came out quickly. We both ordered the churrasco with rice and beans, and shared a side of maduros. Food was good, and we both had food left over. All in all, for a quick, impromptu lunch post workout this was great. I'll definitely plan to go again if I'm in the area around lunch time again.

I decided to try this place yesterday after the first place I wanted to go didn't work out. This…read moreplace is kind of tucked away (which is nice) but it's also easy to pass. When I first walked in, I was greeted by one of the servers. She spoke to me in Spanish and based on my response to her question, quickly switched to English. She sat me at a two-top. At first glance of the restaurant, it was decent size. They were doing construction around the entrance where the bar was, so it kind of took away from the appeal. While I've never commented on this before, I noticed my water and wine glass were so streaky. They weren't see through like usual but def. could have been cleaned/rinsed more. After being sat, I was given water and some focaccia crackers. While I loved the idea, the crackers were impossible to "dip" and made the oil pointless. For drinks, I went with the passionfruit margarita. They had a few cocktails to choose from, but this has been my go-to as of late. It was pretty good but nothing to write home about. As a starter, I went with the Cuban Caesar and for my main, I chose the pesto pasta and added chicken. The Cuban Caesar was easily one of the best I've had! I loved that it came in a Parmesan bowl and the yuca croutons were different but good! The croutons were a weird contrast because the salad was so cold and then you have these hot pillowy croutons with a weird texture. Regardless, I give the salad a 10/10. The pesto pasta was great; super rich but unfortunately, not much else. The chicken didn't have any seasoning and I almost wish I hadn't paid an additional $6 for it. The service was great and although they weren't that busy, I still believe it would have have still been good. Overall, I had a great time here and I may come back next time I'm in town.

All I can say about Yarumba Restaurant & Lounge is that if you're looking for good Dominican food,…read morethis is definitely the place to go. The vibe is amazing, and don't even get me started on the music--it's so good I'd rather dance than eat Our waiter was very nice and friendly, which made the experience even better. If you come around 10 PM, they definitely turn things up and the energy really picks up.

I've only been here once in person, but it left such a great impression that I keep coming back…read more(even from far away). I crave Latin food every so often, so I made the drive and was not disappointed. I ordered the churrasco with white rice and red beans, and it honestly took me back home... it reminded me so much of my mom's cooking. The mofongo is also excellent, and we had the fried cheese, which you really can't go wrong with. I truly wish this place were closer to where I live in downtown because I ended up ordering it on Uber Eats and it took almost two hours to arrive. That's how badly I wanted those beans, rice, and mofongo and it was still absolutely worth it.

I frequent this location and the service is always top tier. Although the restaurant is never…read moreempty, always with a lively vibe and full, there is never a long wait because the staff works diligently, rapidly, and organized. Great place to bring the family. La Carreta is a staple for Cuban food and i've tried many dishes from here and I recommend all of the sandwiches, the churrasco, and the ceviche. Outstanding service and food!

I came in for a to cafe con leche. They made my order quick . Reasonable prices. Love the…read moreventanita. Open very early. A casual spot for a quick Cuban coffee fix. Would come back here again for coffee .