Best Cuban croquetas on all of hwy 27! Hands down. It's a little small mom & pop its real flavor…read more The Cuban sandwich is delicious and don't forget the colada for the road. Make sure you stop in this little hidden gem.

Amazing Cuban stop in Clewiston. Excellent service-felt very welcome by the owners and the Cuban…read morecuisine was delicious !

The experience that I had at this restaurant was not as positive at all as the other reviews found…read morein Google. I had Cuban coffee , rice,black beans , steak and stuffed potato. . Rice was old , steak looked like it was old as well. Would not recommend this place to anyone looking for good Cuban food.

My go to place in town for great coffee and Cuban Oxtails. Oxtails are available on Wednesdays…read more Friendly staff and service.

Smells good when you get in the door I went there a few times and I have to be honest the food. It…read morewas pretty good little bit pricey

They cook the congris with the wrong rice. Their customer service is mediocre. Expensive too.read more

This is a Hole in a Wall, you blink, you miss it. Both…read morethe exterior and the interior is nothing to look at but the food is great. I ordered the yellow rice rice with black beans and roasted pork with yucca. The meat was succulent and the beams had a great flavor to them. The yucca was passable because only some of them was fully cooked to it was chewy but the flavor was still good. Unfortunately the yellow rice was bland, no sazon. So that's why I'm giving it 3 stars but I would go again.

Food was delicious - especially the arroz con leche. They sell hot coffee my accommodated my…read morerequest for iced. I wish the restaurant was a bit more decorated, but truthfully the low prices and quality of the food would make future visits worth it. My meal was less than $10 & my coffee was less than $3. Highly recommend.

I found the place driving around the area. It is new to the area. It is hard to miss. It's a giant…read moretiki in the middle of farmland. I like the open space and island feel of the place. It is still working some things out, being new. It did not have a menu available when I was there. The staff verbally said the items. The menu was limited. It was traditional Cuban food. I ordered to go. I found the food really good and a good amount. I was happy. I wish I had ordered a tamal. They looked good. The restaurant had some Cuban traditional fruit desserts and dulce de leche. I bought one. They even had chicharron and sugar cane juice. I liked what I got. I was happy with the purchase. The staff was friendly and professional. The food service was fast. I did not have to wait long. That pork skin was so crispy and good. It was like eating a cracker. I liked .y new food find.

nice place but i think they MIGHT have given me food poisoning last time i went there... visit this…read moreplace for the place, the food is great but just be careful.

Good location off the main highway. Parking outside. Business is clean, good menu in English and…read moreSpanish, coffee and food was good. Just what I needed after a long drive into town. Lady at the counter was pleasant, helpful and no pressure. I got to practice my Spanish (makes me happy).

This a fairly new location to the area and still setting its roots in. I was happy to come across…read morethis cuban deli as i am used to having them in every corner in Miami. Thankful it made its way to small town label. Location: located in the plaza right next to hungry howies. There is parking available directly in front. The deli has maybe 4-5 tables to sit and eat and a full counter space with high chairs. Food: They offer the typical popular cuban bakery style items. We ordered some Of the ham croquettas and tried their chorizo croquetta which was pretty tasty. We ordered a few of the pastries guava and cheese, cheese and coconut all were great not to flaky and well done. Finally we took home some sandwiches pan con bistec, cuban sandwich and media noche. All 3 sandwiches were well made and pretty big. Ham was fresh, cheese was nicely melted & bread was nicely toasted (pressed). Price: its in the scope of normal some things a little higher than others. Considering the time we are in I can understand the prices a little higher. Staff: Super friendly attentive and welcoming.

I've been stopping by this Cuban cafeteria almost every morning on my way to work for the past four…read moreyears. At this point, the staff knows my order before I even get to the counter, which says a lot about how often I'm here and how much I enjoy the place. In my opinion, they serve the best Cuban tostada in Southwest Florida. The Cuban bread is exactly how it should be--not overly soft or spongy--and toasted to the perfect golden crisp. Pair that with a large café con leche, and you've got the perfect start to the day. Every now and then I'll add a couple of ham croquetas, and they never disappoint. Over the years I've worked my way through much of their hot food selection, including the congri rice, yuca, fried plantains, pork chunks, ropa vieja, and Cuban tamales. Every dish has been consistently flavorful and satisfying. I've even ordered large catering platters for holidays and family events, and they've always been a hit. Needless to say, this is one of my go-to spots. Great food, friendly people, and consistent quality keep me coming back week after week. And I almost forgot--the chicharrones are absolutely FIRE. If they're available, do yourself a favor and grab some.

1 STAR -- Absolutely Terrible Customer Service…read more I would give ZERO stars if I could. This was one of the most disappointing and inconsiderate experiences I have ever had at a restaurant. I called La Delicias ahead of time specifically to confirm their hours because I wanted to make sure we could come in and eat. I was told they were open until 7:00 PM. We arrived at approximately 6:15 PM -- nearly 45 minutes before their posted closing time -- expecting to sit down and have dinner. Instead, we were told, "Sorry, you cannot eat here because we close at 7:00 and we need time to clean." Seriously? If you don't allow customers to sit down and eat at 6:15 PM, then YOU ARE NOT OPEN UNTIL 7:00 PM. Change your hours to reflect the actual time you stop serving customers. I even explained to the woman that I had called ahead before coming and specifically asked about their closing time. I told her, "I called an hour ahead of time. You told me you close at 7:00. It's 6:15, and I'm here, and I can't even sit down and eat?" There was absolutely no empathy, no attempt to accommodate us, and no concern whatsoever that we had made the effort to call ahead and come there based on the information they gave us. I completely understand that employees need time to clean and close the restaurant. But you don't start turning customers away nearly an hour before your advertised closing time and expect people to be okay with it. If you need that much time to clean, then your business hours should say that you close at 6:15 PM. This wasn't about expecting special treatment. It was about basic honesty, reasonable customer service, and respecting people's time. We drove there expecting to have dinner, only to be turned away while they were still technically open. Extremely disappointing. Extremely inconsiderate. I will not be returning, and based on this experience, I cannot recommend La Delicias to anyone.

If you're traveling through Sebring, skip the fast food and make a stop at Havana Restaurant and…read moreBakery! While traveling to Miami, we stumbled across this little gem, and I'm so glad we did! We ordered the bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich on Cuban bread, and let me tell you this thing is HUGE! It was easily big enough for two people to split and was loaded with bacon. The Cuban bread was absolutely perfect fresh, soft, and delicious. Of course, we had to pair it with a café con leche, and it did not disappoint! Then came the pastries because you can't visit a bakery and only order one thing! We tried the cheese pastry, guava pastry, and apple turnover, and every single one was delicious. They had the perfect amount of sweetness without being overloaded with sugar, so you could actually taste the amazing guava flavor. We even took home a whole platter of guava and cheese pastries for the family. Unfortunately for me, they were completely devoured before I could get a picture! They have plenty of seating if you want to sit and enjoy your food, or you can grab everything to go. The service was fast, the food was delicious, and it was SO much better than grabbing another fast-food meal on the road. Definitely add Havana Restaurant and Bakery to your road trip food stops! You won't regret it!

We dined inside and felt very comfortable, like we were in a dining room. They must've finished…read moreremodeling the side seating area because all the chairs all had back support (last time I went they only had stools)! The same kind man took our order and made us feel welcome. I loved the chicken with rice, black beans, and sweet plantains. I'm excited to try more things on their menu!

Hands-down, the best Cuban pizza that you'll have that comes out of a food truck and you're not in…read moreMiami or Cuba lol because let me tell you something I have come back time and time for this specific pizza and it's only a cheese pizza but geez, it's much more than just a cheese pizza. #IfYouKnowYouKnow.

What a fun atmosphere! Love the speakers sending the tropical Cuban music filling the air and the…read moretantalizing aroma of a whole pig rolling on a spit while cooking. A number of picnic tables under a long tent for people to enjoy their food. We were looking forward to having a sandwich Cuban o however they were out. They had Pizza de Cuban today only. We never had that before so we said sure. I ordered Pizza Chorizo and my hubby got the Pizza Pepperoni. What is interesting is that it's different from regular Italian pizza. The pizza had a softer dough which rises higher and had melted Swiss and cheese with onions, round, puffed up edges crispy with your added extra ingredient inside. It's designed as street food. The way to eat a Pizza Cuban style is to fold it in half and enjoy. We found their pizzas to be very delicious. The only minor thing is that these lovely people don't speak much English. That's good because I can practice my Spanish. They're really sweet. We love supporting small mom and pop food trucks. We will return!

This is just a stop along the road in a small town, but it packs a punch. The Cuban was delicious…read more The bread was the absolute star of the sandwich so crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. The meats tasted fresh and makes me want to drive out there again to enjoy another sandwich. It would be a fun date night. The staff was accommodating.

This is by far the best Cuban restaurant around this area - the owner and her helper are fantastic…read morecooks, you can't go wrong with anything you order from here - I still haven't tried everything but working on it! Today I tried their tamales (WOW), a Cuban sandwich, ham croquettes and cafe con leche, everything was scrumptious!!! I highly recommend this restaurant! Oh and the service is great, they are very nice people, greet you with a smile and appreciate your business! Family owned & operated!