This hidden gem is the authentic Cuban atmosphere and food you've been looking for. As soon as I walked in, it felt like I was in Miami (little Havana) and I knew that this was the place --- we were greeted as soon as we walked in and seated, now the service might be on the slower side, which is not something we mind because we are more of a "long meal" type of family, but you definitely want to factor that in if you're trying to come here in a rush. The food was absolutely delicious, my go to is of course a classic Cuban Sandwich, and I will say that the prices match not too pricey and you have space to sample a few items. This is always the first stop when my family comes into town, and every experience is as good as the last. Tip: Go on the weekends for dinner to get the full experience with live music!

Come and enjoy authentic Cuban food in a Cuban atmosphere! Unlike many "spanish" type cuisine, Cuban food uses a variety of spices, not spicy at all. Big difference, visit and enjoy!

My husband was craving a Cuban sandwich. We hadn't been to Cuba Cafe in a while, but we needed to be in that area anyway, so it was the perfect choice. We must always go at off times 'cuz there was no one there when we walked in about 12:15, but customers were coming in as we were finishing our meal. We got an order of croquetas. They were okay, but probably wouldn't order them again. We decided to split a media noche, recommended by the waiter for the bread. I'm glad I asked for he choice, instead of just getting the regular Cuban. After much debate we settled on lechon asado, the roast pork plate. Wow! What a delicious pile of pork they served up! It came with Morros & cristianos & a lightly dressed spring green salad on the plate. Oh, there was a small basket of yummy crispy garlic toast served before the meal, too. We were too full for coffee or dessert after eating, unfortunately. I did have to take off a star for the overwhelming smell of Fabuloso when walked in. I wish restaurants would use that stuff in the evening not in the morning right before customers come in. It's overpowering & unappetizing.

Located next to my favorite chicken spot, I stopped by here for a Cubano sandwich for myself and a coworker. The service was good, and the restaurant was beautifully decorated. Ordered the Cubano sandwich, and it came with fries. It was delcious, and my co-worker also enjoyed it. We will definitely be back.

I've always wanted to try a Cuban spot and I'm so glad I found one! The Cuban dishes were surprisingly simple however very delicious. I'm no expert in Cuban cuisine however to me, this style of cuisine comes off as a humble culinary style. The ingredients used seem to be very flavorful and neutral vs other styles of Hispanic cuisine which are spicy or robust. Also, the dishes and drinks remind me of something tropical. The dishes are served with plantains and for cocktails there's tons of different pina colada or mojito type drinks. At night there's a bar that is open, and I was told on Friday and Saturday nights the dance floor is open with a live band and singer starting at 9pm. What I can tell you is that if you're looking for strong drinks, this is the place for you. Even the tropical fruity drinks were pretty stiff so there's no skimping on alcohol here!