My friend that was born and raised in Miami took us to Versailles, she said it's a MUST go if you like Cuban food and honestly I have to agree. The food was delicious the service was great and I would 100% go back. The cafecito was just what I needed after a night out and the vaca frita was so good! A little crispy which paired so good with my rice and beans. Their platanitos Fritos were to die for. It makes for a good dessert or if you like mixing it in your rice that's good too. This place started my croqueta journey. After trying their croquetas I ordered every type at every restaurant that had some just to try all the combinations and I have to say this place was the most memorable. It's 4 stars and not 5 solely because the chicken and rice wasn't the BEST it was good but I was hoping for pulled chicken and a better ratio of rice and chicken BUT the flavor was there. I'd go back 100% and it will probably be a 5 star rating the next time read more

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When I lived in Miami, this was my favorite Cuban spot, so my first trip after moving away, I had to come back! In the past, I had always ordered the Pan con Lechon so did exactly the same! I was bummed that they changed the plantain chips to fries, so decided to get a side of plantain chips as well. The sandwich is huge, so definitely sharable or will have leftovers! I thought the pork itself had good flavor, however it was a little more dry than I remembered. I loved getting the side of plantain chips and trying it with their dip. Versailles is definitely a classic spot, so I'd recommend coming here for some authentic Cuban, but I'd be curious to try other items. read more

Versailles - Cuban Near Me - Miami, Florida

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Stopped by Versailles Café just for coffee and ended up sitting outside, which was perfect for a quick visit. The Cuban coffee was so rich, strong, and seriously delicious. Fair warning though... it did its job a little too well I couldn't fall asleep until around 2am. Still, totally worth it for how yummy and authentic it was. Simple stop, great coffee, and a classic Miami experience. Would absolutely come back (maybe just earlier in the day next time). read more

Versailles - Cuban Near Me - Miami, Florida

My first visit to Versailles Restaurant ,many people labeled Versailles as a classic must visit spot in Miami 5/5 Stars (Nostalgia) for the "best cuban cuisine in the area" my visit was unfortunately disappointing. The wait time was reasonable for such a popular restaurant. We were told it would be about a 50-minute wait, but we were seated in roughly 35 minutes, which was a pleasant surprise. One thing I did notice, however, was that the check-in process seemed inefficient. There was one lady at the front, with a wonderful Cuban accent, doing her best to call out names, but many guests weren't paying attention or responding. It appeared to make her job much more difficult and likely slowed the process down. I genuinely felt for her and made sure to thank her when we were finally seated. For the appetizers we ordered the croquetas variadas: jamon (ham) pollo (chicken)and bacallao (fish) Croquetas are an acquired taste, I personally thought these taste it like a can of deviled ham that was deep fried and wasn't very tasty at all and felt like mush as I ate them but apparently this is a very popular thing in Cuban Cuisine 1/5 Stars..no thanks moving on For my meal, I ordered the Arroz con Pollo. While it had some flavor, it was extremely dry and honestly one of the least enjoyable versions of the dish I've ever had. The presentation looked rushed, as if the ingredients had simply been thrown together and plopped on a plate. It arrived so quickly i felt it had been sitting pre-made and waiting to be served. Unfortunately, it did not make a good first impression. 2/5 Stars My wife ordered the Vaca Frita, which was also disappointing. The meat didn't taste particularly fresh and had an odd texture--crunchy both on the outside and inside. It was lightly seasoned and lacked the bold flavors we expected from traditional Cuban cuisine.2/5 Stars Overall, our experience left us confused For a restaurant with such a strong reputation, we expected food that reflected the care, tradition, and authenticity Cuban cuisine is known for. Instead, it felt more like plates were being pushed out as quickly as possible to keep up with demand. Overall 3/5 Stars and Versailles has given me no reason to go back on my next visit to Miami. read more

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A Cuban kitchen that preserves flavor memory, not shortcuts There are Cuban restaurants that serve food, and then there are those that carry memory. This place belongs firmly to the latter. Let's start with the non-negotiables. Coffee & Sugarcane Juice The sugarcane juice is exactly what it should be - fresh-pressed, straight through, no explanation needed. The espresso, however, is where things get serious. Dense, sweet, and assertive, it immediately brought back the style of Cuban coffee brewed at home: bold enough to linger, sweet enough to soften the edges, and structured enough that one cup naturally leads to another. This is not trendy coffee. It's functional, cultural, and precise. Yuca & Croquetas - the telltale signs The yuca is the clearest signal of intent. The fibers are deliberately preserved, giving it structure and chew rather than turning it into a softened, processed side. This is important. That fibrous texture, paired with clean seasoning, is something you usually only encounter in home-style Cuban cooking, not simplified restaurant versions. The croquetas follow the same logic: crisp exterior, cohesive interior, and seasoning that's layered rather than loud. Nothing here tastes outsourced or generic. These feel like core recipes, not add-ons. Plantains, Beans, and the Depth of Seasoning The fried plantains hit the right balance-caramelized edges, soft centers, no excess oil. The bean stew deserves special mention. The spice profile is unusually layered, with depth that unfolds gradually instead of flattening out. It's the kind of seasoning that suggests patience and familiarity, not shortcuts. Across the platter - whether meats, stews, or seafood - the same principle applies: balance first, structure second, intensity earned rather than forced. Why this place stands out Many Cuban restaurants get close. Fewer stay consistent across the details. Here, the coffee, yuca, and croquetas align perfectly - the items that are hardest to fake. Once those are right, everything else makes sense. Service is warm and attentive without being intrusive. Plates arrive with care. The room feels lived-in, not staged. This isn't about nostalgia for show. It's about flavors that have been carried forward, preserved through repetition rather than reinvention. You don't come here to be surprised. You come here because things are done the right way - and they still are. - Dr. C Measured, repeatable, and built on flavor structure rather than noise. read more

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We went to Versailles for the Cuban Sunday breakfast buffet, and we were pleasantly surprised. The flavors were very well balanced--nothing was overly salty, which we really appreciated. Even the fried chicken was perfectly seasoned and honestly one of the best I've had. The service was good, attentive and friendly. The croquettes and picadillo were especially tasty, and of course we ordered café con leche, which was just right. My last visit was back in 2023, and I can definitely say there's been an improvement. There was more variety of desserts this time, and the Quin dim was the best--absolutely delicious read more

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YUP! Versailles lives up to allllll the hype! Amazing cuban sandwich. Empanadas were super flavorful and extra crispy. OF COURSE we had to get the cafe con leche. Make sure to get it with evaporated milk; it gives it an extra richness and creaminess. We visited La Ventanita to get some drinks to go as well! On our last day in Miami, we went back again for one last round of Cafe con Leches and empanadas. We also tried the Media Noche that time and it was SO delicious. With all the popularity, definitely expect a wait. We waited 30 mins but it felt like less than that. It was surprisingly large inside with great decor. There was also outdoor seating while we waited. Service was pretty good. Our waitress was sweet and kind to the whole family, but she didn't come around much to see if we needed anything. Might've been covering too many tables. Not sure but it was still a great time. read more

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The food is always good. The service, despite the crowd, is on point too. I ordered the lechon and it was very flavorful. Yuca was soft and had nice sauce too. The ambiance is friendly and relaxing. read more

Versailles - Lechon - Cuban Near Me - Miami, Florida

Authentic Cuban restaurant! This is a very popular place and it did not disappoint. It was very crowded even at 4pm. Although we were told it was a 30 minute wait, we ended up getting seated a lot quicker. The menu is pretty large. For starters, we ended getting the ceviche, which was pretty good. For the entree, I got the Grilled Polomilla Steak. It comes with rice and plantains. The steak and plantains were pretty good. The rice was just okay. Also, cocktails are $12 here. Overall, a cool place with good food. The outside architecture looks like it was Versailles inspired. They have outdoor seating and a bar while you wait for a seat inside. Service was very efficient. read more

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This is the "most authentic" Cuban restaurant I have ever been to. A friend who lives in the area suggested we go and I love trying authentic cuisine. We stopped in Very late after a cycling event. We walked in around 11pm and the place was full of people with some even waiting!! It seemed to me that this was a highly coveted place for Cuban. I started with the Ceviche. It was a very large portion and very reasonably priced! For an entree I got a seafood Paella which was also a significant portion for only about $17. The food was all fantastic!! read more

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Versailles Cafe has that classic, old school feel to it. The decor gives off a warm, lived in vibe that I really appreciated. The staff was genuinely friendly and welcoming, the food came out fast, and the prices were very reasonable. I did run into some health trouble during our visit. I got sick and ended up in the ER, so I was not able to enjoy the full meal in the moment. After getting checked out and feeling better, I came back to the leftovers and they were still delicious. The Cuban sandwich was solid. Not too heavy, which I appreciated. The Ropa Vieja with rice and beans, and the Moro with Yuca, were both really good. I managed to eat some of it while we were there and finished the rest once I was back on my feet. They also have a bakery on site. We did not get a chance to try it this time around, but it is on the list for next visit. read more

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I finally visited Versailles on Calle Ocho in Miami, and I completely understand why this restaurant has been around for more than 50 years! My friend and I ordered the ropa vieja with white rice and sweet plantains, Cuban-style red beans, and crème brûlée for dessert. Everything was delicious, but that crème brûlée was honestly one of the highlights of the entire meal! What really surprised me was the price. Our bill came to just $25.13 before tip for both of us! To be fair, we shared one entrée because we had already eaten earlier in the day, but the portions were satisfying, and we both left completely full. The service was phenomenal, our food arrived incredibly quickly, and the restaurant was clean and welcoming. I also loved the mirrors, chandeliers, and classic Miami atmosphere. For the food, service, experience, and value, Versailles gets a 10/10 from me! I would absolutely return. I also filmed our entire experience for my YouTube channel, Amor Vitae (@AmorVitae93), where I share honest restaurant reviews, real prices, and places worth visiting around South Florida. If you're curious about what we ordered and what $25 actually got us, you can find my full Versailles review there! read more

FYI- Don't make the mistake of wearing shorts to Versailles!! The hostess took the time to get staff to set up a special table for me between the bathroom and server's station. I wore shorts because I'm going to the gator airboat tour after my meal. The food is like a basic home cook style meal. The rice and beans is just like Salvadoran casamiento but not as good. The entire menu options had a lot of cheap options and so I stayed; sitting next to the bathroom in my Polo shorts. My server was a pleasure though read more

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THIS is the place you bring people from out of town. Authentic Cuban food right on Calle ocho. All the food is delicious AND affordable. It's famous for a reason. Try a traditional Cuban plate, or make it lighter and go the Cuban sandwich with cafecito route... there is no wrong way to do it. SO NOT leave without visiting the bakery. Not the small one by the main dining room. Go to the big one on the opposite side of the building. Take a little something for a snack later. You'll be thankful. read more

Versailles - To go order - pastelito de queso, pastelito de carne, senorita, and eclair - Cuban Near Me - Miami, Florida

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Food was amazing the hostess very friendly the ambiance is pleasant and food on point if you are ever in Miami make sure you make a trip here read more

Versailles - Cuban Near Me - Miami, Florida

A bit outside the main stretch of shops in Little Havana, Versailles is a Miami classic that's constantly raved about and recommended. The space is huge, with a full restaurant, café, and bakery. After putting your name down on the waitlist, grab a drink from the café or pick up some guava pastries for later. The atmosphere: The dining area is large and lively. While it's hot outside, the air conditioning inside is very strong. I'd recommend bringing a sweater if you get cold easily. The food: I ordered 'The Criollo' sampler, and my partner had the red snapper fillet with garlic sauce. The sampler was delicious and filling. I especially loved the ropa vieja, fried pork, and flavorful rice. The fish was also excellent. We also tried the fried calamari, which was just okay. It tasted like it had been frozen and reheated. The service: The service wasn't the best, likely due to how busy it was. It took quite a while just to get water. Our entrées came out quickly, but our starter didn't arrive beforehand. After reminding our server, she brought it out within a minute. Unfortunately, it was cold and no longer crispy, which made it seem like it had been sitting at the expo for a while. read more

Versailles - Red Snapper Fillet with Garlic Sauce - Cuban Near Me - Miami, Florida

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We came here for breakfast on a Friday and loved it! As soon as you walk in, you feel like you've been transported to Cuba. The decor, chairs, tables, everything! We were seated promptly and ordered the following: -Empanada de carne -Pastelito de guayaba y queso -Croquetita de jamón -Pan Cubano con tortilla, jamón y queso Everything was delicious! The staff as a whole was very nice and our server was attentive and friendly. I would definitely go back! read more

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We visited Versailles Restaurant after reading so many amazing reviews over 26000 people have rated this place! As tourists, we decided we couldn't miss it, even though we had to take an Uber for almost half an hour from our hotel. It was totally worth it! Even though the restaurant was very busy, everything was well-organized and smooth. The place was super clean, the staff were polite and professional, and the food was absolutely delicious the rice was fragrant and tasty, and the meat was tender and full of flavor. The prices were very reasonable, especially considering the great quality and generous portions. After our meal, we decided to order dessert and coffee, and the staff kindly guided us to their own bakery, which is located right on the same property. The desserts there were fantastic fresh, flavorful, and high quality, and the coffee was rich and smooth. The dessert we ordered was one of their most famous ones, and it's meant to be enjoyed with their strong Cuban coffee. Since I ordered black tea instead, it felt a bit too sweet for me but that's just a pairing thing! We also ordered a few items to go, and even though we ate them later when they were cold, they were still very tasty and kept their quality, so we wouldn't deduct any points for that. The only thing I didn't really like was that the area for adding the tip was already highlighted with a pen, as if to remind customers not to forget it. I think that's unnecessary because most people already leave a tip unless they're unhappy with the service, which definitely wasn't the case here. Overall, this restaurant truly deserves 5 out of 5 stars. Everything from the food to the service and desserts was excellent. We really enjoyed our experience, and we'll definitely come back here next time we visit Miami. read more

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I was really excited to try Versailles as it is quite famous and many people have recommended it. In order to avoid the rush I went on a Saturday at 3pm but I still ended up waiting an hour for a table for 2. I was shocked at how large the restaurant was. Tables were set up pretty close to each other with just enough space for people to walk by and yet the wait for a table is pretty long. I took my waiter's recommendations and ordered the ropa viejo, cubano, pork, mame shake, and the tres leches cake for dessert. The cubano was quite good but drier than I was expecting. The ropa viejo was super tasty but the meat was a little tougher than I like. On the other hand the pork was super tender but didn't have much flavor but I really enjoyed the few chicharron pieces. The two entrees also came with sides and my favorites were the mashed potatoes and plantains. Both the mame shake and the tres leches cake were delicious and a great way to finish off the meal. read more

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Let me be blunt--this is the moment. Walking up to Versailles Restaurant is everything you imagine and then some. It's hot. It's loud. There's a line outside. The service feels a little abrupt, maybe even intimidating. You're hearing more Spanish than English, trying to piece things together, ordering half-confidently--and somehow, that's exactly what makes it perfect. This isn't polished. This isn't curated. This is real. I didn't just grab a coffee and walk away. I stood there. On the sidewalk. In the heat. Talking in broken Spanish and English with people who grew up on this--people who know exactly what a proper espresso or cortado should taste like. Generations of it. And you feel that. Then you take that first sip. It's smooth. Strong. Balanced in a way that makes you stop for a second. The kind of coffee that makes you close your eyes without even thinking about it. Not because it's trendy or over-engineered--but because it's right. Is it the best coffee in the world? For some, absolutely. It's their daily ritual, their baseline. And honestly, I'm a little jealous of that. For me, it was something different. It was about the delivery. The environment. The build-up. The fact that everything about it--the chaos, the heat, the language barrier, the line--somehow exceeded my expectations instead of taking away from it. This is not your everyday "go-to" spot unless you live it. This is an experience. And if you're anywhere near Miami, if you want to understand the culture, the rhythm, what Cuban coffee is actually about--don't overthink it. Go stand in that line. Order your espresso. Take that sip. And just be in it. read more

It was a busy afternoon this Sunday at Versailles but my friends and I were able to get a table for a short 15 minute wait. It was a scorcher outside, as it's still summer in Miami, so we found safety in the Versailles bakery next door. When we arrived inside the restaurant we saw a plethora of tables and dining rooms. It was much more busy than I had anticipated for our first time here. The waitress was quick and efficient and able to get our orders correct. The wait time was about 20-25 minutes. My one friends stated he felt his food was served lukewarm and not as hot as he had anticipated. Myself and other friend felt our entrees were good but not as good as many other Cuban restaurants in the Calle Ocho neighborhood. All in all, I would have to say there are many other places and small businesses nearby to try when looking for your Cuban fix. read more

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This place is bomb.com! They had some fun mariachis come by and sing and play. Then service was great, food was even better. Skirt steak and ribs had me like read more

If you're in Miami and want the real deal when it comes to Cuban food, Versailles is that spot--no questions asked. The ambiance hits you right away: classic, vibrant, and full of energy without being overwhelming. The place just feels like history and flavor live there. Our waiter was excellent--friendly, attentive, and quick with everything, even though the place was packed. You could tell he genuinely cared that we enjoyed our meal. Now, the food... absolutely amazing. The ropa vieja was tender and full of rich, slow-cooked flavor. The pargo frito came out perfectly crispy on the outside and flaky on the inside, just like it should be. The filet of pargo was buttery and delicate, and the bistec de palomilla had that perfect seasoning that keeps you going bite after bite. Everything came out hot, fresh, and beautifully presented. Versailles lives up to its reputation--it's more than just a restaurant; it's a full Miami experience. Whether you're local or just visiting, you gotta stop by and taste why this place has been an icon for decades. read more

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The food was cold, they had to kill a huge coach roach by our table and service was not good, took forever for everything, ketchup, utensil, refill water, I would not go back and it was late at night and that was horrible service, I can only imagine mornings when it's packed read more

Visited this place with coworkers while in town for meetings. The cuban sandwich was really tasty as well as the mojito. We had a group of 8 but service was pretty slow. Took a while for our appetizers to come out. Server was great! Everything I tasted was well seasoned. Especially loved the empanadas. Get there early because I was told there's always a wait. Great cuban coffee next door!! read more

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LOCATION: in the heart of little Havana, you can't miss this iconic spot when in Miami for the most famous Cuban food! They have street parking and a parking across the street but can be limited when busy! About 10-15 mins away from the airport SERVICE: a little disappointing here as when we walked in everyone was welcoming but our server was a bit rude and gave us looks when we put pepper on our sandwich they had live music playing and apart from the server, great service overall! It was packed when we got in but did not wait due to many seats. Wanted to visit this place because of "The Chef" movie! FOOD: We ordered the Cuban sandwich, pork plate with rice and plantains ( Ropa Vieja) , and the crème brûlée pound cake with bread pudding cake. The sandwich was just as good as I thought it would be love the flatbread and flavors! The ropa veija did not disappoint either, plantains were amazing!!! Highly recommend. The bread pudding was not great and cold, but the crème brûlée with cake underneath was a great dessert to end it! The sandwich was 10.25 and the others were around 10-18$, very affordable to eat here. They also have bakery with cheap bakery items as well, highly recommend for a morning breakfast or snack for the road. read more

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I really wanted a cubano when I was in Miami so our friends brought us here and we got so much more than just cubanos. The croquettes here are something I'll dream about for a while. The Cuban sandwiches we got were really good. We got a few more different sandwiches and dishes that we loved. The service was great and the restaurant was full but not overly crowded. A band came in and played some Spanish music for a while which our baby loved. Definitely will be back next time we are in Miami. read more

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I've been coming to this restaurant for many years. The ambiance is always nice, the service is great and the food is always good. This time, we shared the croquetas de bacalao and jamon. Both were tasty. We also shared a chicken salad and it was really good. I'd definitely recommend this place for any meal. read more

I really do not know why this place is so busy. It's a tourist trap at best, definitely not authentic Cuban food. If you want real Cuban food, go across the street to LC. 100x better, not rushed out. Terrible service. Sat with an empty water for the entire meal, after asking twice I finally got something to drink. Do better! read more

I wanted to checkout the full service restaurant but there was a bit of a wait time. Grabbed coffee and pastries from the side window and OMG! This is one of those places where you have to stop at while in Miami. I will be back to try more items soon read more

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I came in craving Cuban and overall it was a pretty good experience. The bean soup had great flavor and was the highlight of the meal. The Cuban sandwich was decent but didn't quite wow me. Drinks were solid and hit the spot. Service was great. Plenty of inside seating. This place was packed on a Friday afternoon. I will definitely give it another try maybe I just ordered the wrong items. read more

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Food was average at best. The meal was very basic and lacking the expected Spanish flavor explosion. In my opinion, it was comparable to fast food chain style food as it relates to taste. The food was served lukewarm as well. Portion size was normal. Service was decent and moved at a good pace. Definitely would not go back. read more

Quintessential Cuban food no frills, no drama, just solid, honest cooking. Fast service, bold seasoning, and prices that won't make you flinch. It sits in a touristy area, sure, but the food doesn't feel watered down or gimmicky. Nothing revolutionary here just dependable, flavorful dishes that hit the spot and remind you why Cuban comfort food never goes out of style. read more

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Every time I'm in Miami I have to have stop by Versailles. The food is still delicious. I order take out and it was fast and good serving size. read more

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10/10 and here's why. I ordered this to go and the process was smooth like butter. When I went to pick it up, the young lady at the counter was pleasant and friendly and she kept the orders organized and the area clean. I was impressed by it all for take out. The ceviche was some of the best I've had and the portion was perfect! The chicken soup was exactly what I needed to fight this cold and the mariquitas and media noche were perfect! There were leftovers and it was all just $30. Worth it and it was a reminder that I gotta continue going there. It lives up to the hype! Support local and enjoy! read more

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Second time here and it was just as wonderful as the first. Versailles is a must visit for authentic Cuban food in Little Havana neighborhood in Miami. They've been around for 50 years and I hope they continue for another fifty. Food is amazing, generous portions and surprisingly easy on the wallet. There were five of us and our total came out to less than a Benjamin. I kid you not. Each of us ordered different dishes so we got to try a little bit of everything. The whole red snapper was my favorite and feeds two people easily. The lamb was melt in your mouth tender. The chicken and rice although a bit dry packed lots of flavor. If you're not familiar with Cuban cuisine, I'd start with the rice and black beans and roasted pork and go from there. You can also check out their bakery which is attached to the outside of the restaurant. Here you will find delicious baked goods, desserts and Cuban coffee. read more

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Lovely restaurant with a beautiful courtyard and bar area outside. The food was good and a great price. The bakery was also nice. Best thing I had was the Cuban coffee. I mean come on! Unbelievably good. The rest of our meal was very tasty. The croquettes , the white bean soup, CHICK PEA POTTAGE , chicken and yellow rice , bar-be-cue spare ribs, key lime pie. Nice place for a family or friend meal. Service was good. read more

Versailles - Chicken and yellow rice - Cuban Near Me - Miami, Florida

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Stopped by with a group of girlfriends before boarding a cruise since I heard it was a classic for good Cuban food. The decor was pretty but that was about it. Service was rude and unpleasant. I got the ropa vieja which was very dry and we got the combo apps to share. The server couldn't tell me what was in each appetizer since we had someone that couldn't eat pork so she couldn't try anything except the yucca fries which weren't bad. We showed up at the start of lunch but still had to wait 15 minutes but it was busy by the time we left. read more

This is a miami icon restaurant. Nice family atmosphere, very nice for big groups. Service is fast but not too friendly. Food is good but not amazing. read more

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A Miami icon, or so they say. Honestly I wouldn't know. I can say the advertising got us to try it, that and a recommendation from the Lyft driver. We started with the ceviche and to be honest it was just ok. At that point I was worrying. Like oh no what have we done. However, crisis was averted when our mains came. My wife got the chicken chicharrones, and since we eat them in NOLA like candy we thought wow let's give that a try. We were not disappointed they were basically fried chicken with a Cuban flair with a touch of Italian thrown in for good measure. I know nothing about Cuban cuisine, but looking at the menu I think it may be influenced from Italy somehow and maybe a touch of Spanish too. I just don't know. I got the Calle Ocho sandwich and it was fantastic as well. Kinda like a regular Cuban but with turkey and bacon and mayo. So good. We didn't get any drinks. Maybe next time. Our waiter was good enough. He was a quiet guy, but he got the job done efficiently and with no problems. The restaurant is old and reminds of that shabby look of a lot of NOLA restaurants and I loved it. It's loud and busy and not in the slightest pretentious. I think we are coming here again and I am definitely getting the chicken chicharrones or I don't know maybe something else. The menu is huge and everything looked good. We will probably skip the appetizer next time. If you're in Miami and you are a Cuban food novice like us try it, or heck maybe everyone likes this place, and we lucked out. We wouldn't know. We thought it was fantastic. A must try. read more

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