Restaurants that offer Media Noche

Versailles

➤ 1415 S La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, United States

Cuban • Tapas • Casual • Catering

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"I have driven past Versailles for years on my way to get somewhere, and I finally decided to ditch the traffic and stop for a meal. I now regret not doing it sooner! Just a simple dining area, because all the magic is in the food itself! Everything is well seasoned and given the attention that leaves you feeling like it was prepared by family. The menu is full of the Cuban offerings you'd expect to see on the menu and nothing dissapointed! Also, the servers were really nice and welcoming!!"

Versailles

➤ 17410 Ventura Blvd, Encino, CA 91316, USA, Los Angeles, United States

Soup • Cheese • Chicken • American

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"The last time I visited Versailles restaurant was in the early 90s. After my last visit, I wonder why it's been so long. The food was really good. The garlic chicken was tasty but slightly dry. The raw white vinegar onions are a delicious addition. The Ropa Vieja (shredded beef) was awesome and very tasty, especially the bay leaf and tomatoes. I don't know which we liked more the Moros Y Cristianos (black beans and rice together) or the black beans and white rice separate. Either way, they're a great addition. The service was prompt, therefore, 5 stars for service. But it felt like the servers were always rushing. Thus, it wasn't as relaxed as it could have been. This leads to the 4 stars for the atmosphere. BTW, parking hasn't changed. It's still very limited. We will be back before another 20+ years pass. Perhaps even in the next month because I'm still thinking about the Ropa Vieja, even a couple of days since our visit."

Las Terrazas Cuban Bakery

➤ 722 Collins Hill Rd, Lawrenceville I-30046-4118, United States

Pizza • Cuban • Seafood • Bakery

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"This place is a gem!!! Legit cuban food with non-stop music playing and great service. Turns into a club after 10pm and they have live entertainment. Diana was wonderful and treated us great. The Masitas with fufu de platano were unbelievable and don't get me started on the mojitos. Fantastic!!!Food: 5/5"

Pinecrest Bakery Homestead

➤ 2540 NE 10th Ct, 33033, Homestead, US, United States

Healthy • Desserts • Breakfast • Sandwiches

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"Two words: **** show. The to-go station is always a hot mess. They can't seem to ever get it together. They will have the food ready and bagged for a long time just waiting on beverages. I watched my food sit for 15 minutes as I waited for the missing coffee. They were aware the coffee was missing and told me it'd be right out and it wasn't made until I reminded them. This has happened on two occasions. Horrible service."

Lidia's Cafe

➤ 117 N Union Ave, Cranford, United States

Cafe • Meat • Cuban • Cheese

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"Lidia’s Kitchen this was NOT! The food was mediocre and lacks the seasoning and flair the original owner had! Lídia cooked with gusto! 1-Ropa vieja was unsavory and lackluster 2-roasted chicken salty and soggy 3- lechón tasted like an old piggy in the blanket? Really sad version 4- tostones was the only redeeming dish The ambiance as per the new owner; is cafeteria style lighting! If you go out to dinner to sit under bright lights ; you might as well go to the local fast food chain! Truly a worn out and tired restaurant! A truly underwhelming experience! Too bad the restaurant continues to call itself “ Lidia’s” IT IS NOT! It’s over! Not going back ever! If I want Lidia’s real version of Cuban; I will drive down to the beach !"

Sofrito Latin Cafe

➤ 8607 Palm Pkwy, Orlando I-32836-6416, United States

Cuban • Vegan • South American • Vegetarian Friendly

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"You know a place is good when the people inside are smiling and having a great time. Was in Orlando for a couple days and couldn't have made a better decision than going here for dinner. The place was fairly occupied when we were there but the hosts were amazing to guide us through the self ordering kiosks and the ordering counter. The ambience was warm and relaxing, a homey vibe. the windows are big and let in plenty of natural light. They have a courtyard seating adjacent to the main hall. The menu is fairly expansive and covers a range of appetizers and main courses. They have dishes from all over Latin America. We ordered their Pollo Al Horno, which is half bone is roasted chicken, seasoned with thyme, rosemary, garlic and other seasonings. It's a Peruvian dish. There was a choice of three sides. We chose white rice, beans and black beans. We also ordered Sopa De Pollo, chicken soup made with potatoes, carrots and celery, the Dominican way. We paid at the counter and were assigned a number. It wasn't long before our soup arrived. It was served hot in a cast iron pot and wow it was amazing. Having driven for more than five hours, it felt so good to have that warm soup. I really loved the chicken and the potatoes in it. Most chicken soups use chicken breasts and I don't really like them that much but this was different. It had leg quarters and pieces of thighs, with bones,too. The soup really felt wholesome. Next was our Pollo Al Horno. I could tell it was great just by looking at it. The presentation was amazing with the roasted chicken, white rice, boiled yukkas and the salad placed neatly on the plate. It tasted even better than the way it looked. The chicken was just well done with a crispy skin and a succulent meat inside. The thyme and rosemary seasoning were popping inside my mouth. I just felt the amount of rosemary could have been toned down a little and the skin could also have been buttered a bit more, in my opinion. But it was great. The boiled yukkas with the chilli and mint paste was simply amazing. I felt like I had never tasted yukkas that good. This is a great restaurant and if you love Latin American foods or want to add richness to your food experiences, this is the place to go in Orlando. The prices are great too and the servers and hosts are super helpful and amazing."

Cuban Island

➤ 2910 N Highway A1a, INDIALANTIC, United States

Cafés • Pizza • Seafood • European

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"Cuban Island Restaurant 2910 N. Hwy A1A, Indialantic, FL 32903 5 Stars It seems I have broken the code on my random name generator after repeatedly disappointing Italian restaurants run by real Italians. The key to getting it to work properly is to type, as Tarzan said, make Cuban food. And voila, the name Cuban Island Restaurant popped out at me. Glancing at the GPS, I knew this was automatically a win as I didn 't have to go to the mainland. In fact, I didn 't have to go far at all as I was there in two shakes of a snake 's tail. Seated and handed a menu, my glorious service professional, Normat, soon approached me. Normat is everything a wait staff member should be and more. Normat was exceedingly helpful in going over the menu with me, and to that end, I placed an order for some Carnitas, the Churrasco and chimichurri plate, and one Cuban Sandwich. Enjoying the digs, I snapped a few pics and awaited Normat 's return. Within a short amount of time, my food was in front of me. A wave of enticing Cuban aromas assaulted my olfactory senses like so many tasty atoms. With eager anticipation, I immediately dug in as soon as Normat cleared away. First I tried a sample of the Carnitas. I really love me some good pork Carnitas, and these were some of, if not the best, I have ever had. They were incredibly tender and immensely flavorful. Each bite was a veritable cornucopia of intermingling island flavors. Moving on to the Churrasco and chimichurri plate, once again, I was overwhelmed (in a delightful way) with Caribbean flavors. I could go on for pages about the complexity of the spice mix and how each seemed to enhance the other, resulting in a mountain of tastiness, but you should just stop reading and go there already. This brings me to the final item on today 's glabrous sojourn on our charming barrier island: their take on the ever-popular Sandwich Cubano. As you can see by the picture, this included a mix of thinly sliced ham and roasted pork, oozing with melted Swiss with a pickle and mustard slathered on then pressed Cubano style and toasted to a sumptuous golden brown. This tasted as good as it looked and I was in foodie paradise! This place unequivocally serves some of the best Cuban food in Brevard County and the owner is Italian. I love that! The Big Boy says, You want the best Cuban food, you got the best Cuban food. Cuban Island!!"

Little Habana Cafe

➤ 13350 Lincoln Rd, 33578, Riverview, US, 33578-7506, United States

Cafe • Cuban • Casual • Seafood

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"Great family run restaurant. Food is delicious. Oxtail was so good. Great drinks and Cuban coffee offered. I recommend this place as a casual good lunch or dinner. Nothing fancy but very comfortable"

Copacabana Cuban Cafe.

➤ 320 Dora Drawdy Way Mt Dora, FL 32757-5593, United States

Cafés • Cuban • Seafood • Desserts

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"There are only one handful of vegan options, but they are all delicious and worth visiting. The mixed vegetables were perfected and the sauce brought everything together. The fried plantain was also great. You will give you a free basket of bread and butter, so if you are a completely vegan supplement, make sure you want to skip it. (Or order Cuban bread without butter."

El Nuevo Pio Pio Cafe

➤ 11300 NW 87TH CT Suite 134, Hialeah, 33018, United States Of America

Soup • Cheese • Mexican • Chicken

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"The food is authentic and delicious. I have only tried the Mangu with the three golpes (salami, sausage, and fried cheese) and the sweet plantains smashed with fried eggs. Although they over salted the mangu this breakfast does not disappoint especially the serving size for the price."

Pinecrest Bakery Key Largo

➤ 99100 Overseas Highway, Key Largo, 33037, United States Of America

Cafés • Pizza • Cuban • Coffee

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"I love this place! I remember my family; happy, loud and sisterish. I had no idea what I ordered, looked at the case and started to show. Everything looked, smelled and tasted wonderful! The coffee was heavenly! The first round on the terrace and ate it and went back to order more! Check the menu online before the time when you ask yourself what to order. Don't go in there and expect you to go through any option. The authenticity is what makes this such a great place!!!"

Pinecrest Bakery Miller

➤ 14766 SW 56th St, 33185, Miami, United States

Cuban • American • Bakeries • Caribbean

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"One of my favorite bakeries and location!!! Lisandra and her team are amazing. As soon as I walk in I immediately feel the attention and service from the team. The music is always the best, most energizing music that one needs to start the day. Thecortadito with evaporated milk is by far their specialty. I highly recommend this bakery!!"

Caribe

➤ 285 NW 27th Ave, 33125, Miami, United States

Cuban • Coffee • Seafood • American

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"Amazing Cuban restaurant! All ladies here are so welcoming, friendly, and the ambience is very cozy. They usually speak Spanish, but they understood everything we said (as not Spanish speakers) and our whole food was on site. We also have a small sample of their Cuban coffee and it was super delicious sweet and strong. The food portions are huge, most dishes come with one or two sides and the drinks we ordered (frozen lime Papaya Shake) are delicious. The place is also quite cheap, I would say that 2 dishes (where from $16 25 depending on what you order) could probably feed a table of 4 comfortably, and 4 dishes (including all sides) would stuff you and have taken a lot home. They have a wide range of options, from sandwiches to seafood and some other regional materials such as braided oxtail, goats in vine sauce, casava and fried plantain chips. They also offer desserts, we ordered the flan that was sweet and very tasty. They calculate for the removal containers, but it was only 0.35 ¢ each and they are generously dimensioned. A 15% tip is automatically added, but honestly it is worth taping more for the service we have. All in all, if you are a tourist or just looking for a place nearby to eat, definitely consider caribe to give an attempt. Satisfaction and filling of food at a great price."

Latin Bakery Café

➤ Southwest 57th Avenue, West Miami, 33126, United States Of America

Cafés • Cuban • American • Caribbean

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"I had a Miami sandwich inside and it was a good service. The sandwich was definitely smaller. In other words, it was shorter to make the cut in four pieces and one can say from the beginning to now how much smaller it is. I also ordered an Elena Ruth they used to make it a great sandwich, again, smaller portions and another taste. I've been here for years, so I'll give them another try, but that?"

Mi Habana Cafe

➤ 712 North Main Street, Corona, 92880, United States Of America

Cafe • Cafés • Cuban • Coffee

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"The restaurant is only 3 months old, so it did not get much press. We were the only ones. It is a real shame that more people are not there, as the food is full of sabor cubano! The server was attentive and polite. Our meal started with moderate roasted rolls served with butter. We asked for water with lemon. It came with lime. We ordered drinks – I got an ironberry (a delicious Cuban soda that tastes like bladder or the mixture you get when you mix all soda from a well), my husband ordered a Guanaba milkshake (apparently Guaanaba is a fruit that resembles a kiwi – rounds, brown and hairy – but tastes a little like Guava with the texture of a banana). My son and I ordered the paella Valenciana, which the server immediately informed us, would take 25-30 minutes to prepare, so we decided with appetizers – Empanadas. We had 2 chicken and 1 beef, all were well seasoned and served fresh and hot. The dough on the outside tasted fresh. The paella (the 2) served, came with a soup and/or salad for both people they order. My son had filled the salad, a dish with large pieces of salad, tomato slices and onions. The ranch was brought on the side (a nice touch, I thought, as I usually have to ask.) I had the chicken soup, a rich broth with fideos, potatoes and shredded chicken. It was amazing! The paella was also well flavored and my husband shaved over sandwich Cubana. The portions were humble – we were filled and took more than half of the sand home, the and 3/4 of the paella. My son also took a rice pudding home for dessert, the half he eaten immediately upon arrival home. He had the other had only one hour later because it “so good!” Desserts are hard to resist in this place because it is the first thing you see as you go. With flan, rice pudding and other spiced cream, the desert beans you get off the road. Overall we were very impressed by the food and satisfied with the service at Mi Habana Cafe. It was good enough to take my Cuban father there for a real test of his authenticity."

Cuban Island Cafe

➤ 402 Georgia 247, Bonaire, GA 31005, United States

Cafe • Cafés • Cuban • American

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"The best thing I had was the yellow rice that came as a side with my entree. We were hungry, and my partner chose the Cuban Island Cafe after a quick search of what was close. Remember in the Indiana Jones movie where the guy rapidly ages and shrivels up, and then the old Grail Knight looks at Indy and says, he chose poorly ? Yeah, it was like that. Our server was definitely a character. The rest of the visible staff seemed to be fairly young, and not a single person there had any concept of conversational volume, AKA Inside Voice . Food came fairly quickly, but with missing ingredients. And let 's just be real it wasn 't very good. The Ceviche was very heavy on veggies, and was just chopped up shrimp, missing the avocado it was supposed to have, and overall just a disappointment. My partner also had the chicken soup, which she had no real complaints about. I had the churrasco, with black beans, yellow rice, three pieces of sweet fried plantains and some yucca frita. The chimichurri sauce was good, and the yellow rice was perfectly cooked and seasoned. The rest? Not so much. The steak itself was overcooked, and not exactly a generous portion. Where they WERE generous was the seasoning of the steak. I wish I had been served the amount of steak they seasoned for. There were a bunch of photos of the point in Key West showing people who visited the 90 miles to Cuba marker. Even a little decorative replica of it right by the register. When you see the pics on the wall, and the little replica on the counter, listen to what you 're being told. 90 miles is probably a lot closer than they got to real Cuban food."