Cuban food?

[crusing4fun]

Where is the best Cuban food in Miami?

[RHefley228]

Little Havana. Try Versailles, La Carreta, etc.

[signman]

You can't go wrong at Puerto Sagua on Collins Ave at 7th in South Beach. Here's some reviews. http://www.yelp.com/biz/SRRI61ud20RWX5mAJ-UiuQ

[BlueHerons]

Along with the above suggestions, David's II for the lunch buffet on the corner of Lincoln Road Mall and Meridian.

[jjb415]

You can't go wrong at Puerto Sagua on Collins Ave at 7th in South Beach. Here's some reviews. http://www.yelp.com/biz/SRRI61ud20RWX5mAJ-UiuQ

 

Puerto Sagua is my favorite in Miami Beach. The outlets of Versailles and La Carreta are good in Miami Airport if you're not able to visit their other locations or you're stuck at MIA.

[Sam D.]

Are any of these near the Intercontinental? We will be there in about a week and are looking forward to Cuban food or if there is something we should try that's near our hotel.

Sandy and John

[crusing4fun]

We are going on our cruise iin a few weeks and can't wait to try some cuban food in Miami. I will go check out some of these places online. Thank you for the suggestions and let me know if you think of any more.

 

Oh...anyone tried Big Fish?

[Sam D.]

The concierge at the Intercontinental recommended Bongo's for within walking distance. In Little Havana he recom. Versailles and in South Beach, either Yucca or Lario's.

Has anyone tried the first one or the last one?

Thanks,

Sandy

[Bequia]

If you can't make it to Little Havana and you need something conveniant then Bongo's would be ok, not the best that Miami has to offer, but ok....

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[Sam D.]

Thanks Bequia

 

 

 

Sandy

[snowman]

There is a Cuban restaurant in Bayside called Latin American Cafeteria, is it any good?

[RHefley228]

Not as good as the other suggestions.

[sakapfet]

Besides cuban restaurants in Miami, any Jamaican or Haitian restaurants anyone can recommend?

[Ang in Miami]

Downtown Miami, and certainly within walking distance from the Bayside area during the day time, has a number of authentic Cuban and Columbian restaurants. Many of them are just little "holes in the wall" or somewhat hidden with names like "Emily's" or "Cacique" or just "Cafe", but some of the best Cuban food I've had has come from some of those little "ma and pop" places and the prices are surprisingly cheap too. Often for $7.00 I can get a lunch plate which lasts me for two days! And breakfast...a FULL breakfast for under $3.00. Shopping downtown in the small shops (not Macy's) also brings bargains like that.

[murcielago]

Bongos or Larios are both good. Try the palomilla steak with black beans and white rice. You can also try some Masas de puerco asado with moros and sweet fried plantains. Don't forget to try a Mojito. Larios make a very good mojito.

Enjoy amigo

 

dany

[Sam D.]

Thanks for all the feedback!!! Can't wait til we get to Miami!!

Sandy

[floridafunlady]

bongos is a small chain partly owned by Gloria Estefan. if it is like the one in Orlando at downtown Disney it will be very commercial....try versailles or las carretas or davids II