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    Cafe Versaille-Terminal E

    3.5 (51 reviews)
    Closed 5:30 am - 11:00 pm

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    Pan con bistec
    Jorge R.

    Craving traditional Cuban food while traveling? Find Versailles in Miami International Airport...there's a few of these around the Terminals, big and small. This is one of the smaller ones, but I was able to get a hearty "Pan con Bistec" (Steak Sandwich) and a Cortadito (light milk with Cuban coffee). It was around the $20s for the meal...airport prices but it was good and it filled up my tank for a long flight. I would do it again, especially for a quick and substantial meal. It takes a few minutes to make, as they make the steak fresh - for a thin steak like that you need it fresh or it'll be extremely tough. It's not a sit-down waiter type restaurant though, this is a quick service window. Perfect for when you want something fast. Works for me! I was able to find a quiet place to enjoy my sandwich and coffee just away from the main ordering and sitting area, and it even has a charging outlet. Perfect.

    GUAVA PASTRY $2.45
    Daren R.

    While waiting for my flight in Concourse E, I was in need something sweet to counteract my beer buzz. This place had excellent prices on guava pasty so I ordered one for $2.45. The cashier was super busy but gave me the paper bag which felt oddly light. I opened the bag and noticed a tiny piece of guava pastry - an easy four small bites. Although tiny, it was sweet with a crumbling flaky crust. The menu included full latin specialties including cuban sandwiches and empanadas for only $3 75. Good place for a quick bite but nothing special.

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    Lily A.

    Stopped by before my flight and it was a great choice. This is a perfect spot to grab a Cuban breakfast pastry or sandwich. I tried the steak sandwich and highly recommend it, very flavorful. Service was decent, and the coffee is made to order, which makes it well worth it. The counters were clean, and I appreciated that they had cinnamon available to add to your coffee. A solid stop if you're looking for good food and coffee before heading to the airport.

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    Travis T.

    If you have ever been to Miami, then you know how big of a deal Versailles Restaurant is. One thing I love about flying into Miami International is that they have a number of these Café Versailles stands in the airport. Versailles Restaurant is a famous Cuban Restaurant in Miami's Little Havana that is known for their Cuban cuisine and pastries. They opened in 1971 and have been featured on several TV shows and movies. Here at the airport stands, they have espresso drinks, croquetas, pastelitos, and hot-pressed sandwiches. I took a red eye into Miami International and was so happy that I had time to grab a Cuban coffee and some pastries when I arrived.

    Empanadas!
    Leesa T.

    My flight to Tampa had an emergency stop in MIA due to weather. We had to deplane until further notice. After my adrenaline rush, I wanted food. I know the MIA airport well. I was in terminal D at the Versailles over there. The airport has at least 3 that I've tried. For a quick service outpost of their main restaurant, it's a delicious food option. The airport restaurant is a quick service pay and go vibe. It has true authentic Miami flavor.

    Cortado
    Jennifer O.

    After getting in super late and finding the Gloria Estefan place OUT of coffee, we settled on Cafe V and had the best cortado of my life- the place was packed for a reason. Got a Cuban to take back to hotel and it was amazing as well. Ate the whole thing despite trying to save some for the next day!

    Chris S.

    Always good Cuban coffee and food. Empanadas are delish! Expect a line but worth the wait at this take out only location.

    Julio H.

    You can't really mess up anything Versailles related, specially the little window that serves pastries and coffee. On this visit, I made a quick stop to get fueled up before jumping on my flight. The lines are normally long and it takes about 20 minutes to order and get your food, at which point you either walk fast to your gate, or sit down and gobble down your food. Everything is good and it really depends on how much you are craving their stuff, as well as your time management skills and stress resistance. They also have a cafeteria with tables. Prices are not bad, I may stop next time.

    Brian S.

    I've eaten at the REAL Cafe Versaille, the one in Little Havana near downtown Miami, and loved it. Sadly, this airport outpost of that restarnat is NOT nearly the same quality. I had a Cuban sandwich, a few pastries, and a Cafe Cubano. The only really good item was the cafe...it was exactly what I would expect from a Havana-style espresso, rich and sweet. The sandwich and pastries, however, were terrible. The sandwich was super dry and lacked much flavor...it was closer to cardboard than to a real Cuban sandwich. The pastries were equally dry and flavorless...they were so dry they were hard to swallow. It's really sad to see that this airport outpost of the extremely famous Cuban restaurant does not even come close to doing the brand justice. Do yourself a favor and visit the real location downtown instead.

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    Rafael G.

    It's near the E30 gates after the tram. Very good food! Also empanadas for the plane.

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    A must stop in MIA for a cafecito.... I like to get at least two as I'm passing through.

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    The best empanadas I've had. Melt in your mouth good! And lovely coffee. A great start to my vacation

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