it was a great unplanned stop at Kuba Cabana. We had met up…read morewith other friends in the area a little early before a show we were going to. Some were thirst and some were hungry, so I suggested we try this place. We didn't have a reservation but it was early evening. We were able to get a table for 5 quick. It's a nice place, felt classy. Luckily we came in looking classy. Our server was a nice guy. He took our orders, including my Mai Tai which was off menu. We also ordered different bites for the table. I got a tamale and also the croquetas. Both were very good, and the Mai Tai was perfect. It's got a touristy energy, a little overly Cuban. But honestly its probably not noticeable unless your from South Florida. The waiter was able to take orders and conversate in Spanish and English which was good for our table. It's a nice spot for bites and drinks. We are sure to hit here again soon.

Visited from clear across the state the vibe was the ambiance was all there but the crowd gave less…read morethan favorable vibes. The server was helpful with explaining the menu and making us feel welcome. Servers at the entrance were dry. My experience was unfavorable. The staff seemed professional but after a few moments seems like they require diversity training because the lack of customer service felt unwelcoming. The waiter was extremely polite and helpful and the food was good!!

The portions are massive, the lechón is packed with flavor, and the vibe feels like an old-school…read moreCuban lunch spot where everybody's welcome the second they walk in. Their Cuban bread before the meal is one of those small details people remember, and they serve way more than just pork -- the menu is loaded with classic Cuban comfort food. During the lunch rush, parking can definitely turn into a mission, especially around noon, but getting there early makes a huge difference and there's usually plenty of parking available. The service is top notch.

Had high hopes. The place is nice & clean, big menu, good service, but the food was just ok. We…read morehad a couple sandwiches, my buddy's pulled pork was cold - bread was hot??? I had a Cuban sandwich, very bland, not packed with much flavor.

We had a connecting flight in Miami, and I was craving a good cup of coffee. I stopped by…read moreVersailles and ordered a small cappuccino and a guava and cheese pastry. Both were absolutely delicious. The pastry filling was light and not overly sweet, which I really loved. The staff were super friendly and recommended the guava and cheese pastry, and I'm so glad I took their suggestion. Since the coffee was so good, I went back to buy some coffee beans, but they only had ground coffee available, so I picked up a bag. I can't wait to make it at home. There was a line, but it moved pretty quickly. If you're at Miami International Airport, you have to stop by Versailles Coffee, it's definitely worth it.

My friend welcomed me to her hood and this was the first place of how she welcomed me in Miami. I…read morecan see why. AMBIANCE Parking: Dedicated lot and surrounding parking options, though it can get busy during peak hours. Seating: Plenty! Large dining rooms capable of accommodating individuals, families, tour groups, and everyone in between. Vibes: Welcome to Little Havana. It's a bit spaced out for you to experience Cuban culture. The restaurant itself gives you that classic, old-school charm with some history of the Cuban community. I dig the Cuban music giving it a nice cultural touch. This spot is no hidden gem. This is a common place for everyone - locals to tourists. FOOD / DRINKS Cubano (Recommend) Ofcourse you have to get a Cubano. Nothing too flashy but definitely gets the job done. Classic pressed bread with a satisfying crunch with a medley of roasted pork, ham, Swiss cheese, pickles, and mustard to give it a nice savory and comforting taste. Every bite had a good balance of texture and flavor. CUSTOMER SERVICE Awesome! Efficient and experienced. They know this place serves a lot of people so they know they had to come correct. TL;DR OVERALL 5 Stars. Great selections, fair prices, and a solid cultural experience. Versailles does a great job perserving and celebrating Cuban culture. For those interested for that Cuban-Miami experience, this is the place to be. TIPS * Come hungry--the portions are generous

I recently visited Karla Bakery in Doral. The server at the counter was very friendly and…read morewelcoming, which made the experience pleasant. We ordered the Tres Leches, Dulce de Leche, and Cuban Cappuccinos. While the presentation was nice, we personally found the desserts to be very sweet. Having tried these desserts elsewhere before, the sweetness was a bit too much for our taste. It might be perfect for someone who enjoys very sweet treats, but for us, it was a little overpowering. Overall, the service was great, but the sweetness level might not suit everyone's palate.

I didn't know if this is existed in Doral area I'm happy for them because there's a Cuban bakery…read morealready that they didn't have and it has a lot variety of pastries The place is clean. The stuff is great I really like that. I think it will go back.

Wow. That was awesome. Really great atmosphere, too…read more My only complaint is that the Piña Colada had like 1/3rd of the glass filled with whipped cream, which I removed cuz I can't stand it. Great drink though... extra $3 for Bacardi? Go for it! And the wife says that her Mojito is probably one of the best 3 she's ever had in her life. I got some Spanish White Bean soup that was really good. My wife's OxTail arrived shortly afterward... I thought it was mostly very good. I really like the preparation, except much of it was pretty chewy instead of soft. My Churrasco was one of the best I've ever had. That wasn't chewy at all. Cooked medium rare, it was incredibly soft with great chimichurri. The maduros were great, wife loves the white rice, and one of my favorite things, believe it or not, was the black beans. It's exactly what you would get if you ordered the Black Bean Soup, which surprised me, but it's so damned awesome, why not? I really liked the servers, too... nice personalities, and helpful in general. If I lived here, no doubt I would be back!

One of my favorite places in Doral. The food is very authentic and the portions are generous. The…read moretaste is amazing with home cooking traditional flavors in every dish. The space is ample, well organized, and very clean throughout. The service is top notch all the way; everyone is friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. I definitely and highly recommend it to anyone who loves good, delicious, and traditional Cuban cuisine.

This restaurant has several locations, but this one is worthing noting…read more There are a few really good Cuban restaurants left in Miami, and this one is one of them. Food -- The food portions can be "abuela" approved. All plates come with 2 sides, which are all very shareable. From dining in to ordering cantina to-go, the food never disappoints. It's always fresh, savory and hands-down delicious. Service -- From the cafecito at the ventanita to the dining in, the service is always friendly and courteous, as it should be. Ambiance -- It's located inside a dated strip mall that needs much refurbishing but the restaurant inside is clean and ample.

The breakfast food was good and big porción. They don't bring all the food at the same time first…read morethe server brought the cafe con leche by the time they brought the toast the cafe was cold. The other foods we order was hat and was served pretty fast.The ambiance was ok for a morning breakfast . The price was reasonable for the amount of food.The place was haft full Recommended to everyone

My favorite restaurant during my Florida trip. I made reservation a little before dinner time and…read morewas surprised it wasn't busier considering the glowing reviews. Guess we came at a good time cause later we did see more people come in. For starters, the staff here were all so professional and welcoming. Shoutout to MARIA for being the sweetest! Great recommendations from her. I loved the food so much. Mix ceviche -- so refreshing and loved the variety Jalea Bocas house (fried shrimp, fried fish, fried yuca fries) -- a little bit of everything and fried perfectly. Paired with the sauces. Skirt and fettuccine -- cooked as I requested (medium). Packed with flavor. SO FREAKING GOOD. Arroz cremoso de aji Amarillo with lomo saltado -- unique dish that worked so well. Recommend! Spicy margarita -- best drink here. Mezcal mule -- my mom and I didn't really like it because it was too smoky. Maria was kind enough to swap it out for us with another spicy margarita and didn't charge for the mezcal mule. Love the ambiance. They have daily promos on some of their items so be sure to check it out. I highly recommend this spot. 10/10

Food is amazing, service great but this location does not have the all you can eat deal. Came a 2nd…read moretime to try it and was told the other location is that serves the all you can eat was bummed out for that but still ordered the parilla for 2 and it was just as good as the 1st time. Will be a constant visitor,very good tasty food. One fail for me would be to make it be known they don't do ayce here. I know alot of people probably have gone to try out all the foods.

If you ever been to la carreta, you know you are in for a good time when it comes to flavor. I love…read moretheir breaded chicken Milanese. It pairs perfectly with some rice and beans. Any meal from la carreta is perfectly concluded with some Cuban caffecito at the end. The place along with the food just gives nice homey vibes. The servers have always been great here.

They have a Sunday brunch buffet special for $15. For the price, I'm obviously not expecting a…read moreMichelin breakfast, but I found all of the food to be bland and kinda stale? It felt like the food had been sitting out for a long time (and we got there within 1 hour of opening. No refills on coffee. Service was prompt. Wouldn't recommend.