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Caribbean Cafe. Every city that my family and I visit, we make sure to try local Cuban food restaurants and after evaluating over a dozen (including s…
Carlos.centurion
Caribbean Cafe
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El Fantasma. Shameful to keep calling it Cuban food! At first they were trying hard and it was successful on a couple of dishes. Prices up, quality do…
Rinfante765
Caribbean Cafe
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The food is so so, the problem is the service just plain sucks, no customer service and horrible service everytime i go…
Carlos Felipe Sols
Caribbean Cafe
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Caribbean Cafe is open for Quick Bites. Caribbean Cafe serves Cuban dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “Caribbean Cafe”
Caribbean Cafe. Every city that my family and I visit, we make sure to try local Cuban food restaurants and after evaluating over a dozen (including some in Miami, Florida) I can declare that this (along with El Meson in Houston, Texas) is the finest I have appraised. The restaurant itself does not look attractive on the outside and the neighborhood is not the greatest, but once you step inside the eatery, the atmosphere is reminiscent of the glamour of pre-revolution Havana. The menu is extensive and the food is exquisite. The aspect that impressed me the most was the restaurants authenticity; for instance, it was astonishing to listen to genuine Son, Mambo, and Cha Cha Cha tunes interpreted by vocalist that were famous during the pre-revolutionary era. This last feature was truly unique as most Cuban restaurants in the United States are melodically disappointing, playing Mexican, Puerto Rican, or fast passed contemporary timba music. The service was not the best, but it was appropriate for an economical establishment of this sort. On the whole it was an exceptionally gratifying dining experience and I will categorically recommend Caribbean Caf to all of my Cuban friends and family.
El Fantasma. Shameful to keep calling it Cuban food! At first they were trying hard and it was successful on a couple of dishes. Prices up, quality down has been the norm for the last couple of years. CAVEAT: It can not be called a Cuban sandwich unless it is made with Cuban style bread. No exceptions!
The food is so so, the problem is the service just plain sucks, no customer service and horrible service everytime i go