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.

Overall I really like this place a lot The last visit which…read morewas this morning I had ordered a medium red beans and was disappointed in the amount of beans that I actually got Less than a one person portion and the rest (3/4) sauce. Aside from this first time disappointment the food is always on point. Hope to change this to a 4-5 on my next visit

The coffee is very good and the bread is always fresh. The food is good price and goodread more

On vacation just looked for a cuban cafe and a few popped up in this area, I chose to go to this…read moreone for their bakery item options! Did not disappoint! Lots of baked goods, lots of options for breakfast & lunch including the traditional sandwiches and also hot cooked meals! If I hadn't already eaten lunch, I would've definitely gotten a plate! Great prices, lots of seating! Clean! Clean bathrooms. The service was fast & friendly. If I'm ever back in the area, I'd love to stop by again!

In the neighborhood and stop by to pick up some pastries for coffee break. They serve hot Cuban…read morefoods hot food, sandwiches and such, not just pastries and cakes. This Cuban bakery and Café is small but clean with three inside tables. We picked up two pastelitos, flaky puff pastries filled with sweet guava and coconut, savory fillings. Two pieces of chocolate and Cherry/Guava cake. They were all good with our coffee. Will try their hot food on our next visit! The staff is friendly and speak very little English, but our transaction was completed without any problem. Uno pastelito, guava, Uno pastelito, coconut, Gracias!

The food is delicious, when I went to the people that worked there didn't speak English, but they…read morecommunicated the best they could and help me figure out what I want even with the language barrier. Everyone was really kind and the beef bun thing that I got was super yummy!

Always happy with our food from here :) Great Cafe con Leche, tasty and fresh Cuban Bread and the…read moreCuban Sandwiches are always great!

We came here for breakfast and it was not good. The servers were friendly, but the food quality was…read morevery low. The tables were dirty, the salt and pepper shakers were sticky, the sausage links were deep fried and greasy, and the French fries were limp, undercooked, and unseasoned It's time to change the oil, people! The one star is for the bread. At least that tasted fresh. We are suckers for a good Cuban breakfast, and this place is a hard pass.

Great family and food. I will definitely be back when I'm back in town. I ordered a simple Cuban…read moresandwich and it was awesome. One of the better ones I have had in the area.

Best Cuban restaurant in the area! Chicharrones on point! Cuban tamales fresh and one of the best…read morehere in Cape Coral. Very authentic Cuban food, I come here for my Cuban fix a lot! Service is always with a warm bright smile! Clean well kept restaurant that is run with much care and love!

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

Driving through the lazy town of Bokeelia, was this Cuban family owned bakery & coffe shop. Very…read morecozy inside with retro style chairs. Definitely felt a sense of old town Cuba with photos plastered on the walls. Met with the barista who made me a cortadito from the stainless steel expresso machine. The coffee was strong and added sugar from the kiosk. The oversized chocolate eclairs and muffins were inviting, but we were on our way to lunch in Fort Myers. The owner introduced himself and had a brief discussion. The back patio had a wooden bar top with stools and a lacquered dominoes table across from a large Cositas food truck for catering. The gender neutral bathroom was clean with large tile flooring and a circle wall mirror with a black rim.

We vacationed in the area and, once we found Cositas, we were there three times in four days! Very…read morecute little shop right on Stringfellow Road. They have tables indoors and out, as well as several different menus. At the first visit we had delicious, succulent Cuban sandwiches and coffees: Iced caramel macchiato for me and Cuban coffee for hubby. The next day we got delicious pastries as a hostess gift for family we were visiting. They had all flavors: guava, coconut, chocolate, vanilla, etc. Everything was delicious without being overly sweet. On our third visit we had Cuban breakfast sandwiches (egg, ham & cheese on Cuban bread) and more of their delicious coffee. This is one restaurant we'll miss upon returning home.

Food was really fantastic. Nice broad menu of authentic Colombian food. Delightful service. Highly…read morerecommend.

What is Pueblito Paisa? According to my Columbian friend, it is literally translated to "Little…read moreVillage Paisa". This is a charming little village nestled in Medellin, Columbia. With its cobblestone streets, white church, colorful buildings, plaza and breathtaking view on the Nutibara Hill, it becomes a popular tourist attraction in Medellin! Pueblito Paisa was built in 70's to replicate a typical Antioquian Village to showcase their lifestyle and heritage! Mi Pueblito Paisa started as food truck at 4509 Lee Blvd, Lehigh Acres serving Columbian cuisine. In late 2023, they moved to FGCU's University Village. It is situated next to Tacos and Tequila Cantina. It has six inside tables and more than dozen outside tables. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner from Tuesday to Sunday! We walked in for early dinner on Saturday. The staff is very hospitable, friendly and answered many questions we had. This location was a take-out restaurant with heavy deep-fried items. The ambiance was simple other than the huge Mi Pueblito Paisa sign with customs and hats. If you go to www. mipueblitopasia.com, or Facebook or Instagram, it still refers to the Lehigh Acres food truck location and menu. The new menu using QR code on the table was not working in my iPhone. The new menu at the University Village is greatly expanded. Their web site or social media is work in progress! I have images of some of popular Columbian dishes from home and with the help of our server, we ordered a Salchipapas, and Cazuela de Marisco with a nice Mora fruit drink! The Salchipapas, one of popular fast-food dish commonly served as street food. The Pueblito Paisa version has crunchy French Fries topped with sausage, pork belly, white cheese in condiments. The sausage and pork belly added the savory taste to the fries! The portion was huge and we took half portion home! Th Cazuela de Marisco was a seafood stew that is served with Avocado/tomato salad, coconut rice and fried plantains or tostones. This seafood stew was served with small shrimps, clams, scallops, and calamari but packed in flavor! The avocado/tomato salad with a little onion added a refreshing taste to the stew. Wife loves that coconut rice but she is not a fried plantain fan! If you like Columbian food, this is the place to visit! We'll back for more Sancocho, Bandeja and Picada!