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YUMMY. The Cuban sandwich is to die for. It is the real thing. The Guava dessert, same thing. This is the closest you will come to real Cuban fare unl…
Tarajane3
Museum Cafe
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I LOVE this place. There is not a lot of variety on the menu, but what they offer is really good. The black beans are amazing and some of the best I'v…
Msabu
Museum Cafe
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Sweet staff, rad museum, tea doesn't taste like tin, great sammitch special. I wish it was in dc: I'd spend hours there.…
Psycho Sako
Museum Cafe
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4 Reviews on “Museum Cafe”
YUMMY. The Cuban sandwich is to die for. It is the real thing. The Guava dessert, same thing. This is the closest you will come to real Cuban fare unless you go to Miami. The owner is such a nice man. When you leave there you just are in such good spirits. Please go and see for yourself. This is truly a hidden treasure not to be missed.
I LOVE this place. There is not a lot of variety on the menu, but what they offer is really good. The black beans are amazing and some of the best I’ve ever had. Stop in and see why it’s called the Museum Cafe.
Sweet staff, rad museum, tea doesn’t taste like tin, great sammitch special. I wish it was in dc: I’d spend hours there.
Great food and music. The Cuban cuisine is awesome featuring the best Cuban sandwich in Citrus County, black beans and yellow rice, Spanish Bean Soup, Deviled Crabs and more. The Nature Coast Friends of Blues provides music once a month. Our events are from 2 – 5 PM the third Saturday of the month. Occasionally other music events are added. We also host the annual Blues’n Bar-B-Que each November. Check out the website http://www.ncfblues.com for more information on the music.There is a printing museum at this site as well and the guided tour is well worth the time. Tours given by appointment only. Groups of 10 or more, $5 per person. Call curator, Jim Anderson at 352-628-9411