Good food. Great cafe con leche…read more Atmosphere is also nice if you eat in. Good location service is great

We found our new favorite Cuban restaurant. It's a little out of our way but certainly worth it…read more The food was authentic and the service was wonderful. When we arrived rather early there were only two other tables filled and a few people at the bar. We were seated immediately and served a delicious bread basket. As the night progressed so did the people. We had our order in mind before we arrived, Ropa Vieja and Palomilla Steak. I was able to substitute the rice and beans for a very fresh side salad. The atmosphere felt like a comfortable authentic Cuban restaurant and we were amazed to hear they have been here 35 years. Our sever had been there 25 years. We ended our dinner with Decaf cuban coffee - an oxymoron but we slept well that night and dreamt of our delicious meal ! It will be a regular stop from now on.

My wife and I were visiting the area from Atlanta and looking for a great Cuban restaurant, we…read morefound it in Little Havana. We came on a recommendation from Daniela at The Wow Studio. Great food, and a very cool family atmosphere. We got the Chicken Vaca Frita and Lechon Asada respectively and both dishes were fantastic. Would come back again with no hesitation!!

Great Cuban sandwich. Delivered hot and ready to eat. Another great order…read more I'm Still a fan. Great spot for Cuban food.

Stopped in on an impulse to check out the new menu which came along with the new owners and…read moremanagement. Let me start with the positive. Ordered a chicken breast sandwich, Cuban style. Made on the right bread, smashed down when placed on the grill, lettuce tomato and tasty sauce dripping out of the sandwich. It was a huge sandwich, great value and very tasty. Ordered a side of tostones which were coked to perfection. Served with garlicky sauce to dip the tostones. Again, perfect. Side of potato salad which came with the sandwich was tasteless. And I mean tasteless. Potatoes and mayonnaise. As to the environment of the restaurant, it's a drab, dark and unbelievably warm. Their AC must be changed/upgraded and the entire interior needs to be redesigned. It's the kind of place where you would not want to sit at a table. The waitress at the counter who took the order spoke no English but understood my order and questions. She was sweet and pleasant. Would I return? Yes. Would I sit down and eat there. Absolutely not. And there's a huge colorful rooster outside. I posted a picture. I'm not sure what the association is between a rooster and Cuban food. It's funny looking oh I forgot. They have some tables outside which is almost in the parking lot and right next to their large garbage unit. . Even if it wasn't 100 degrees and humid now i wouldn't sit and eat there.

Unfortunately, I had a bad experience with this restaurant. At first, I thought how great to find a…read moreCuban bakery in Boca. I am used to the ones in Little Havana and other areas of Miami. I was in Boca and needed a pan cubano and called them on the telephone first as there was no Latin supermarket nearby and the ones sold at other supermarkets are not fresh authentic like I wanted. Whoever answered the telephone spoke zero English and got frustrated and hung up on me. I telephoned back and asked for someone who spoke English. Hello, this was Boca Raton not Hialeah where you expect that. When I did a search for "Cuban bakery" their name came up. The woman who came to the phone said yes, they had pastries. Ok great they have pastelitos but I needed a pan cubano. I arrive at this place to see not a bakery, no pastelito, no pan cubano, no croquetta, nothing. It's a sandwich joint apparently. At first, they thought I was ordering a tostada, and I told them no, a pan cubano. Ok, we can do that so they threw two pieces of bread in a plastic bag and charged me over $3.00 for it, way more than I am used to paying in Miami but ok it's convenient. I get home and open the bag ready to make my pan con bistec and find one of the pieces is moldy. Gross! I glanced at the menu while waiting and found that overpriced as well. I didn't bother to complain over a cheap piece of bread but would never go back. By the way, it was only me and one other person in there eating at the counter.

This was an unexpected pleasant discovery. You know when you make a wrong turn and it takes you to…read morea new adventure. I didn't know this cuban restaurant was here and I was in the mood for coffee and love Cuban coffee. The restaurant is small inside. It had a good atmosphere. They were playing lively music. The kind that moves you. I liked the place. TheThe outdoor sitting area is a good size. I got oxtail and ham croquettes. The oxtail order was more than I expected. I didn't read the menu. I saw the sign and ordered it. It came with a soup, salad, beans, rice, plantains, bread and a friendly little Cuban flag. It was alot. I liked everything and everything tasted great. The staff was friendly and professional. I enjoyed the food and the food experience. I didn't get the coffee. I forgot all about it, lol. I will next time.

Good, service, ambiance ! You can't touch this place in Boca Raton / Fort Lauderdale !…read more Price wise and priced right !

This family owned and operated restaurant used to have a place in Boca, and I was so happy to find…read morethem again. I started with the beef empanada. I didn't love it, but the garlic mayo dipping sauce was good. The Ropa Vieja was very good, and the portion was quite generous. The shredded beef was slow simmered in a rich tomato sauce. I would order this again. The Carne Con Papas was also good. It's sorta like Ropa Vieja (same sauce), but the beef is served in chunks instead of shredded, and the potatoes were a nice addition. Just be aware it contains green olives, so keep that in mind if you're salt sensitive. My favorite part of my meal were the well done plantains, which were perfectly caramelized and sweet. The flan was absolutely delicious and the perfect way to end the meal. The prices may be a bit higher than some other places, but the authentic Cuban flavors and generous portions make it money well spent. I can't wait to come back and try more of the menu.

Located at the corner of the Westcreek Commons plaza next to the Publix. Watched customers enter…read moreand leave with togo orders and noticed the Coffee sign making me smile instantly. Maybe stiff competition with the Dunkin' coffee next door but I will take mom & pop cuban coffee over commercial places anyday. The inside was large with music playing. Sat at the bar and met with Yairi the barista who was friendly. Some of the specials were posted on the windows that included 2 for 1 shreaded pork platter on mondays, pork sandwiches 2 for 1 tuesdays and corona $3 everyday all day. The chrome espresso machine was calling my name. The Bustello coffee was strong as usual with a roasty aroma. Maybe a business logo on the styrofoam cup would add some cheap advertisement. The ADA compliant clean bathroom was modern rustic and peach colored walls popped against the porcelain wood-like floors. The room offered a sense of warmth and relaxation. There was a poster hanging on the wall with a QR scan to entice customers to join Cuban Reward to get 3 Points for every $1 spent in the restaurant.

Not a bad place to eat. I went here after having a bad experience at another restaurant in Pompano…read more This one was pretty good. I actually called first and the person on the phone was very pleasant and told me what was made fresh and what ingredients were in what I wanted to order. I'm into fresh and authentic. The vibes were great and the prices were not bad. I found some of the flavors were not really my taste but I will be back and try other food to see if they are at least consistent.

Came across this place while in the area…read more They have a $10 dinner menu and that's unheard of these days. Simple and good quality food. We ordered 2 steak dinners with rice black means and plantains 1 grilled chicken with rice black beans and yuca Yuca was dry unfortunately but with a little salt, oil and lemon will bring them back to life Place was nice and clean. Had football playing and a decent crowd there drinking and watching the game. Server was nice Chefs were nice as well. Had a good time and will be back again

Absolutely amazing experience! The Cuban sandwich was phenomenal--perfectly pressed with incredible…read moreflavor. The El Paso tacos were delicious, super flavorful and moist. The carne asada tacos were just as impressive--tender and packed with flavor. The birria tacos were outstanding, and the dipping juice took them to another level. Even the pollo was incredibly flavorful and cooked perfectly. You can really taste how fresh everything is. Everything we tried was a hit--definitely coming back! On top of that, the two women working there were so kind and helpful, which made the whole experience even better

Even though we came for cuban food, we ended up ordering mexican. They do have a cuban sandwich on…read morethe menu, but unfortunately we didn't try it. This is a small place, but felt like and authentic little "hole in the wall" spot. Definitely recommend the birria tacos!

This was a friendly little cuban restaurant. It was a favorite with the locals. The staff seemed…read moreto know most of the customers that came in and quickly greeted them. They made me feel welcomed even though this was my first time here. Great customer service This restaurant is very small inside. It had a small sitting area outside. The parking was a good size. The color outside made it easy for me to find the place. Look for a yellow restaurant. I ordered fried pork it came with rice and beans. I added tamates and yuca. I liked the meal. I love Cuban food. It tasted good to me. The price was good. I left happy.

A little hidden gem tucked next to one of my hospital clinicals and honestly, I'm so glad I found…read moreit. We ended up eating here four Saturdays in a row because the food was that good. Everything is made fresh to order, so yes, there's a little wait, but the flavors make every minute worth it. I've tried the Cuban sandwich, the croquettes, and the pulled chicken with rice and beans, and not a single dish has missed. The seasoning is on point, the meat is tender, and the bread... listen, the bread is unbelievably soft with that perfect toasted finish. Portions are generous too I never leave without leftovers. The place is clean, cozy, and has that "real, local spot" charm. The staff is always friendly. There's a slight language barrier sometimes when ordering or paying, but it's nothing that gets in the way of the experience. If you're in the area, do yourself a favor and stop by. It's one of those spots you don't forget.