First time here. SO satisfied with the food everything was delicious and the food came out quick…read more Will definitely be visiting the main location. Pelotero special: 10/10 the pork was juicy and tender, the sauce is amazing and the hot sauce is made in house. Great kick and the yuca fries were also nice and crispy Maduros: 100/10 crispy on the outside and soft on the inside I could've eaten 10 Arepa del patron: 8/10 the meat was juicy and the toppings were very flavorful. The arepa itself just a little dry but still good. Papelon lemonade was the star of the show and not too sweet, very well spiced and uniquely tasting with cloves and other spices. Really refreshing and tasted great at the beginning of fall.

Still the best Cuban I have had, along with the arepas are to die for!…read more Tostones cooked perfect, the garlic sauce, tomato, and the spicy arbol so much flavor!!!! Everything was perfect, they have a very friendly staff and it's a nice spot to be in. The plants hanging everywhere were so beautiful too. Food will always come back for. Thank you so much!

Really cute, cozy little spot with a great ambiance. I ordered the chicken tamale with rice and…read moreblack beans, served with plantains. The plantains weren't too fresh, possibly from the day before, but they were still good. The black beans were really yummy, though I feel like warm food probably shouldn't be served in a plastic container. Their desserts looked amazing, especially the fresh pineapple upside-down cake, and the drinks looked great too. Service was friendly and knowledgeable, and they also accept Apple Pay. Will definitely be back!

I met one of their most faithful employees at the Roadrunner Food bank distribution at UNM Stadium…read more- and I plan to visit soon. I look forward to lunch soon! Stay tuned.

We were in the mood for Latin food so we decided to try Guava Tree. I ordered the Cubano and hubby…read moreordered the Pelotero. The cubano was decent a little too much mustard for my taste which made the whole sandwich too tangy for me. The Pelotero was much better with deeper flavors in the meat, beans and rice. Honestly I ended up switching plates with my hubs because his food was way better. The place is small and cute and you do have to order your food at the counter and then they bring it out to your table. The bathroom is super tiny but clean. Prices are a little bit higher than I expected for the amount of food we received. Overall a nice find

This place was unsuspecting and incredible. I was in shock. I'm so glad I deviated from my usual…read morelunch time routine at sawmill to grab a Cuban sandwich here. The pastelito and cafe con leche were also incredible! I'll definitely be back!

Having had the opportunity to travel regularly to Miami in the past, I really like authentic Cuban…read morecuisine but living in the Southwest, finding this can be a challenge. Challenge accepted! Havana is your place if you're looking for some tasty Cuban dining! I dropped in for dinner and opted for the shredded beef with black beans, rice and plantains. Also ordered a mango shake on the side and some Cuban coffee to end the meal. EVERYTHING was delicious and just as good as I remembered from authentic Cuban spots in Miami. The location was not busy when I dropped in so service was super attentive. Then dining room has plenty of seating options and was comfortable. I would highly recommend Havana - I will definitely return!

Excellent food and service. Definitely enjoyed everything I ordered. Would surely go back again…read morebecause I missed my Cuban food back home in Miami. I will go back when I do my cross country trip back home.

Looking at vegetarian options, this restaurant came up. We were intrigued because it combined…read moreAfrican and Caribbean. Turns out this place showed up on one of the food tv shows and the chef won a James beard award. That's intriguing. The place is nice inside, fairly big, and also has a shop selling spices, cookbooks, and items from Africa. The only weird thing is that the cushions on the booth we were in sunk kind of low which left us at a weird height to the table. There were plenty of vegetarian options, many of which were vegan. And an assortment of more traditional meats that you'd find in the Caribbean style of cooking. We got a tofu curry which was pretty nice. Just a hint of spice but tons of flavor. We had the jerk tofu sandwich (a little spicy) and the hummus sandwich which were served with a mix of lemon and cumin fries. We had one member of the dining group that got jerk chicken, which she loved (but I didn't try). I was glad we stopped in.

Underwhelmed. And I wanted so badly to like it. The first bad sign was that the oxtails came with a…read moreknife. You should never in life need a knife for oxtails, but the knife was warranted because we indeed did. What meat there was, was tough and entirely lacking in flavor, to include the gravy they swam in - which had the barest HINT of spice. Another reviewer got it right when they said it's generous to claim the dish is accompanied by a side of collards. There was a sprinkling of chopped, nearly raw collards and a chunk of mofongo. Perhaps the food is better when the chef is actually in the kitchen, but he definitely wasn't back there on this day. My husband's Coke was flat and the Jamaican hibiscus tea was mouth puckering. The ambiance was nice - loved the bazaar - and the staff friendly, but unfortunately that's the best that can be said.

Went tonight with a large group of friends. The people were friendly, the atmosphere- unique. And,…read morethe food was scrumptious. Chicken fell right off the bone.

The food was incredible-- ordered the jerk chicken wings, manga habanero wings, Jamaican beef…read morepatty, and a house salad with a friend. Was incredibly filling and great for the price. Service was wonderful, the woman who served us was kind and friendly, made the place feel very safe and welcoming. The decor was very calming, and as opposed to many restaurants these days that try to force you out as quickly as possible, this is one of those places you are encouraged to sit and enjoy your food in.

The food was amazingly delicious! I had the jerk chicken and hibiscus drink and my daughter eats no…read morespice and the made her an ala carte shrimp side. The shrimp seasoning was too spicy for her and the staff went out of their way to remake them without any spice. It is good eats at a decent price, will definitely be returning!

Island Vibes Cuisine? YES!…read more I love that this authentically ran & owned my Jamaicans. Everything is made in house & from scratch. I got the oxtail entree that came with rice & peas & a salad. The food was extremely flavorful. The restaurant was cleaned spotless & so was the bathroom. The customer service was sweet, don't be scared to ask for suggestions. More people should give this place a try!

This was such great food truck food! It's East African and Caribbean food, which I have no…read moreexpertise, and was my first time trying it. Unlike many other food trucks it was not very overpriced and you actually get a decent amount of meat in your bowls. One thing to keep in mind is it is one person taking orders and serving so be patient. Will definitely be eating here again.

Great food here. This food truck was parked I front of the brewery and OMG. TACOS ARE RHE BOMB!!…read moreChicken tacos are so damn good. You can get with salsa or sauce. Choose the salsa! So it is a food truck and they travel The black beans and rice that come with orders is one of the best I have ever had.