This place is a hidden gem in the middle of downtown with good vibes. I came here during lunch, and…read moreit wasn't packed at all and the service was quick. I got the ropa vieja and ceviche, and they were both really good. Def big portions as well. My group also go the grouper, and they loved it as well.

Good food but lucked on wine front…read more Service and atmosphere: Service was good. The waitress was friendly and polite, however, the staff were not attentive or food knowledgeable. The place itself was nice and inviting. We had a good dining experience in that aspect. Food and drinks: Food was well seasoned and had good flavours. I enjoyed pairing of ingredients in the beet salad with goats cheese. Initially I was pleased to see that majority of red wines on the drink menu were from Italy and Spain. I ordered Tempranillo but learnt quickly that they didn't have any Italian or Spanish wines to serve during our visit. I guess the restaurant keeps them only for display in the bar area. Pricing: $$ the food is not overpriced. I wish we had a chance to sample their wines (priced around $13-$15 per glass).

The best Cuban food in Houston!!!! I have been a loyal follower since their early beginnings, and…read morethey do not disappoint.

Amazing food, amazing service! I've eaten here multiple times over the past 16 years, and the food…read moreis always delicious. The waitresses are also friendly and accommodating. I normally order the ensalada de Nelly and add grilled chicken. It's a good salad if you like garlic. The chicken was tasty, even if the portion could have been a little bigger. I had to order a double portion of chicken.

Enjoyed our lunch at this cute Cuban location. Nice and clean and bright. We enjoyed our food with…read morea few exceptions. The meat and rice were well seasoned. However the yucca both fried and con mojo lacked flavor. I had the pernil asado and it was moist and well seasoned. I also enjoy my congris but was a little disappointed when I had to salt my yucca con mojo bc it lacked flavor. It just tasted like boiled yucca. That would be my only complaint in regard to the food. The service started off good and they were very friendly. However it took forever to get our check as it seemed like there were only 2 waitresses but only one of them could take orders and produce the bill. It would be better not to have to wait so long when you're ready to go. With that being said I would still come back!

Bravo! Family lunch…read moreafter church this past Sunday 12-15-24. The decor and ambience is great. Nice big tables, warm colors, tropical, feels like you're in Miami calle ocho. The food was delicious, wait staff courteous, just spectacular. The Cuban sampler with the tamale was superb as was the pernil and everything else. Prices were high on the Cuban sandwich 18$ for a Cubano and fries should be $12. Also, $9 for fries yucca (5 sticks), should be $5 max, other than that it was great.

Nice new spot in Eado. Just what we need in the area. Moderately priced, not pretentious, flavor…read morefocused cuisine. I really enjoyed the food and the staff was excellent. It's maybe tucked away a bit too much for people to know about unless they know about it, but I really hope they do well.

Excelente and beyond expectation! Recommended! Is a hidden gem. I haven't had a better paella, the…read morebest sangria and everything we had was excellent! The ham croqueted, empanadas and more!! Definitely coming back again and again!!! So happy about this

Azúcar Cuban Bakery reminds me of the Older Miami Cuban Bakeries. The pastries were delicious and…read morethe Cuban bread hot out of the oven. I had a Guava and Queso and a Guava pastellito and they were perfect. Gooey filling not all pastry and they were not dried out. The Cuban bread was HUGE, flaky but not dried. Of course the experience is pointless without some Cafe con Leche. Unless you need a serous caffeine fix, order a medium or small. They are very generous. FYI, they also have great prices. $1.25 and 60 cents hah! I bought them by the dozen. Last time I was in Miami it was easily 3 times that and not as good. This is truly a Hidden gem. So instead of donuts for the office, come by and get a couple dozen, and you will be the office Hero!

When we arrived the lady took a while to come out and greet us. We were there for Cuban bread, and…read moreasked for 4 loaves. The lady went to the back and pulled out 4 loaves in what I can describe as a white bag/ 13 gallon trash bin liner. She said she put it in there for the bread to stay fresh and soft. After arriving home with the 4 loaves, we real it that the bread was old abs dry. Not going back to this place

The server was very attended and friendly. I love the Cappuccino! In my opinion the best in…read moreHouston. I ordered to go the medium flan, and it was amazing ! I ate it the same day (hahaha).

We went here to celebrate my sister's birthday on a Saturday night and had a great time! There is a…read morelittle club in the back where you can also order food and they have a live band and it was so much fun! I do find it interesting that they charge $10 for it, even if you're ordering food. The food was actually pretty good too, I was skeptical at first because of the rating on yelp and mixed reviews. My friend and I shared the Cameron's al Ajillo and it was soo delicious, we ended up ordering a other one! The sides we got were the Tostones and Arroz Amarillo con Vegetales and they were soo yum too! We also asked if they had a spicy sauce and they did, my mouth is watering thinking about it! Oh and the Carajillo was sooo good, I think the Cuban espresso is what made it perfect!

This place has the Best Sandwiches in Town! I love there…read moreClub Sandwich! It's extremely Fresh and So Good just perfect with everything it comes with! Here is a picture of my sandwich I ate and enjoyed every piece of it!

One of my favorite Cuban restaurants! Everything here is high quality and the prices are super…read morereasonable. They provide complimentary Cuban bread smeared with butter- so yum. I also ordered their strawberry lemonade, which had a thicker consistency for juice. It was refreshing and had just the right amount of sweetness and tartness. Their drinks are solid. I tried the Cuban sandwich, which was okay in my opinion. As I dove right into it, the pork flavor was interesting & every few pieces of the outer meat were a tad bit hard. When I ate it later for dinner though, the sandwich tasted so much better for some reason. Lol maybe cuz everything was marinating and softening idk. It's good, but I wouldn't order this sandwich again. I prefer chicken. I tried some of my dad's fricasa de cerdo. Loved it! Reminded me of a stew, but I would not drink the whole bowl because it is on the saltier side. It was served extra hot, and the chicken was tender. For the sides, my dad got the fried ripe plantains (sweet and soft) and the fried yucca sticks (tastes like potatoes - crispy on the outside), which paired nicely with a garlic sauce. Service was great! They are very warm and kind to their customers. I highlyyyy recommend this place to anyone looking for good Cuban cuisine. It's never too busy or loud when we go. Plenty of parking!

Authentic Dominican/Caribbean food in Willowbrook. Who knew?…read more I remember this place from a birthday party decades ago. The space was a bit bigger (they've since redesigned it smaller), but the crowds were smaller. Success hasn't tarnished their food. It was a very rainy and soggy afternoons and the place was packed. We managed a table and ordered. Can't go wrong with the delicious shrimp mofongo. I honestly think the sauce is the icing on that cake, made all the more delicious with a squeeze of lemon. Whew! Service was fast and dinner came out at a reasonable pace. The owner is so friendly and stopped by our table to make sure things were good. Better than good! If you're in the Willowbrook area do yourself a favor and stop in for lunch or dinner. Prices are a little steep, but what's isn't these days?

Food is very good, they have lunch specials during the week including pernil, pollo guisado, etc…read morefor about $12-13. I ordered the pollo guisado and moro, both were good and we have a little left over. My partner ordered the pica pollo and the fried chicken was decent. The food does take some time, and servers did not check in too often so I would recommend ordering ahead of time (unless you have a long lunch break), There are plenty of tables, but it is a little dark inside, 2 bathrooms inside. The juice was on the sweet side so just watered it down (wish they have smoothies), but they get 5 stars overall for the flavor and the price point. Plenty of parking as it's in located along other stores.