Dining at this family-style restaurant is like going to Mom's for Sunday dinner—if your mother is Cuban. The dining room is noisy, and the food is traditional cubano. There's a well-seasoned black bean soup, a memorable paella, and local fish served grilled, stuffed, and breaded. Dishes come with plantains, bread, and two sides. To make a good thing even better, the prices are very reasonable.
Reviewed by kanagram from Maryland on 10/26/07
Last in Key West in January this year. Ate there twice for lunch - simply great, but I would avoid the fish as it was a bit dry - Cuban food was simply delicious
Reviewed by metca from Newberg, Oregon on 3/20/07
We have eaten lunch here at least 1-2 times a week for the past 4 months.. The food is wonderful and the staff marvelous...Bean and Cuban bread is a must!!!
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