It was a super cool restaurant! They had LEGIT Boricua food, and it will be missed!…read more Adios amor

Everything here is made with love I really felt like I was teleported to the Caribbean. I built my…read moreplate with yellow corn rice, shredded beef, sweet plantains, potato salad. I love when food tastes homemade and everything here does just that! Don't forget to try their empanadas too! The chicken empanada is to die for, incredibly juicy. The Dominican fried cheese paired perfectly with the plate as well. It was crispy on the outside but so soft on the inside . The fresh juices are a must! They offer indoor and outdoor seating. The customer service is very friendly and helpful by even offering suggestions.

My dad is from Medellin Colombia I recently moved to…read moreTennessee Made the hour drive for some Colombian food I ordered to go Food was ready once I arrived Great customer service and fresh authentic food Generous portions for a great price Only thing I didn't like was the drink I got it was way too watery I wanted a avena but they were out that day Definitely will be back

I like their food but my only complaint is that take out orders are becoming smaller and smaller…read morefor the price previously paid. I'm extremely sad and it one thing that will make me look for other places with generous serving. I considered myself a loyal and regular customer but this portions are pushing me to look for other options.

Wow. Soy Cubano blew me away! I started with the Ham, Egg & Cheese sandwich. The combo of sautéed…read moreonions and melted Swiss was perfect breakfast bite. Then I tried the Spanish Yuca Fries with manchego and garlic aioli.... how am I only discovering these now?? I can't choose which was the star of the show. Also, huge fan of The Wash! Turning an old car wash into micro-restaurants with a cocktail bar is such a cool concept. There's great covered outdoor seating and plenty of street parking nearby. I'm definitely coming back to explore the other restaurants, if Soy Cubano doesn't steal my heart a second time!

Food excellent Service great…read moreAtmosphere so nice Parking at site. Can't say enough good things about this place. Wait staff very knowledgeable on Cuban food

Grilled Pork, chicken, beef, fish. Combo meals come with either plantains, tostones (fried green…read moreplantains), or tortillas. Their menu has breakfast, too!

When you pull up to the restaurant, you think Googlemaps directed you to the wrong location. Never…read morefear! It is a restaurant located inside a gas station. Inside, the ambience does not get much better but we were there for the food and not the vibe. Our server did not speak a lot of English but it was fine. Between the three of us with our limited Spanish and her limited English, we were able to order just fine. We started off with empanadas. Super good--hot out of the fryer, crispy on the outside and flavor-packed meat on the inside. Yum. The only thing I wished we had was some type of sauce to dip them in. For entrees, we ordered the Ropa Vieja and Carne Asada. Both were very good. The portions were a good size--I could not finish my dinner. I also ordered an arepa as a side and I wish I had ordered five more. Great little hidden gem!

While the food was delicious the customer service was lacking. They were nice enough but we ordered…read moreour drinks and it took about 10 minutes to get some coffee. It was our table and 2 other tables. It is hard to tell that you arrived at the restaurant because it all you see at first is the gas station. I enjoyed the food but was disappointed that chicharrón was not how it was pictured. The picture shows a whole piece but when they brought it out it was a few pieces scattered and the fat was not crispy.

As a rare Cuban-American living in Nashville, I had to come see what this place was all about!…read moreGrowing up in Miami, I know just what to look for when it comes to trying Cuban food and this place left me pleasantly surprised and satisfied. Though not perfect, you can get a great experience of Cuban food coming to Back to Cuba. Some suggestions I would like to share is that croquetas shouldn't be just an appetizer, but should be able to buy them individually. What makes Miami Cuban food so great is being able to order an espresso with 2 croquetas. The croquetas should also come with lime, a must! Instead I was brought ketchup. Pastelitos are listed as a dessert but it's really a pastry people would order as an appetizer or with their coffee, as well. Rice and beans were spot on! Lechón and yuca had the right flavors, just needed more of it. Overall, a great experience to make me feel back at home

The Cubano sandwich was really good! All their sandwich bread is made fresh each day making each…read morebite even more enjoyable. If you need a quick expresso their cafecito will be a great option. I will definitely go back to check out more of their signature dishes.

This is a pretty neat little restaurant. The lobby is modern with a vivid vibe. They offer like a…read morefour in one Hispanic cuisine option ranging from Venezuelan to Mexican, Colombian and Guatemalan. The restaurant also double up as a bakery, and they have various baked and desert options. I kept my order basic and went with steak street tacos. In a future visit, I plan to have the "Bandeja de casa" which appears to be a huge feast. The street tacos were a hit. Probably some of the best I've ever had anywhere. The steak had a nice char with a perfect blend of onion, cilantro, and the lemon wedge gave it different twist. The service fast and very friendly. And the restaurant appears to be very clean. I will definitely be back for seconds and probably thirds.

I was in the area and working, and it was getting to be lunch time. I spotted this cute little…read moreplace in the corner. Getting to the restaurant is a bit tricky because you have to enter through the Michoacán entrance. I sat down and decided to try everything on the menu, but since I was only in for a quick lunch, I went with the 3 tacos. I told the server exactly how I wanted it - just onion and cilantro. She even gave me some salsa beforehand. The tacos were well-stuffed and delicious! The price was also reasonable for a nice plate. I'll definitely be back to try more! You can pay at the bar or counter. It would be great if you spoke Spanish, but it's not a must.

The service was fast and the food was great. I will definitely be coming back. I only wish they…read morehad beer.

This restaurant is pretty much the definition of a hole in the wall. Located next to a barber shop…read morethat has probably caused dozens of car crashes due to epileptic seizures. Ordered the Honduran grill for two and the horchata. Horchata was tasty, if a bit overly sweet. You receive a very large portion size in comparison to what you pay for. The grill for two was pretty good, but really nothing to write home about. I would've preferred the salsa verde to be spicier as well. Pretty good experience overall. Bonus note: If you are afraid of dirty restrooms, go beforehand.

La comida esta buena pero la mesera como que a pedir ba la gente atiende i un chararter pero…read moremalisimo que trae

I scheduled a dinner for about a dozen friends, all former Peace Corps Volunteers, some of whom had…read morelived or traveled in Honduras. (Please note....they do not accept reservations, but I stopped in to check the space available, then called the day before our event. They were most accommodating.) To begin...do not rely on your GPS to take you to the front door...and...be well prepared if you go at night. The restaurant is located in the Crescent Valley Shopping Center, a strip mall spread out behind buildings that line Murfreesboro Pike. Your GPS will probably indicate you have arrived somewhere on Murfreesboro...but don't be fooled, it's around the back of AutoZone, Walgreens, and King Buffet...across the parking lot from Family Dollar. There are no lighted signs to show the way...and it's a narrow entrance squeezed in between several other stores. The restaurant is owned by a family from Honduras. Grandma cooks at lunch and mama takes over for dinner while the males in the family, including son Chris, wait tables etc. By the way, Chris was super-nice and very helpful. Service for our large group, while polite, was a bit inconsistent; at times we had to ask for silverware or help decipher whose order was being delivered. Since they have a small kitchen (see the photos I posted) ALL HANDMADE food comes out one or two items at a time...and that doesn't mean all will be the ones you ordered. If you have a large group, relax and enjoy each others' company. ¡Tome una cerveza! The food: Here's a bright spot. The food is definitely traditional family recipe, personally prepared dishes. Not fast food, not restaurant food...family dinner kinds of dishes. Many of us ordered the Balladas...a thick, flour tortilla grilled, filled with beans, sour cream, Honduran cheese (Sencilla style). I had the Con Todo style filled with beans, cream, cheese, avocado and ground beef. It was great! This was the kind of food I remember from my travels in rural South America. (Take me back, country roads, paths and jungle trails!) I also enjoyed a portion of a Tajada, a full plate lined with fried green plantain chips, cabbage salad, ground beef and shredded cheese...another tasty bite. The Platano Maduro with Honduran Cream was fairly sweet but pretty oily. Everything seems to be served with Honduran cream! Prices are very reasonable. If you are looking for authentic, rustic, family-style cooking, everything handmade...give this place a try. The menu is not great, but adequate for a short trip to Centra America for a day.

This place felt like home! My husband and I came to visit Nashville over the summer and I was…read moremissing authentic Latin food. This cute hole-in-the-wall satisfied all my cravings. The food was delicious and the service was amazing. The workers immediately made me feel like I was at home and the empanadas de carne were so crispy. The meat was juicy and the avocado salsa was fantastic! Highly recommend this place.

I'm hesitant to write this because I selfishly don't want this place to get jam packed (obviously,…read moreI actually do bc I want the business to do well), but this is the best food in Nashville. Not the best Latin food in Nashville. The best food, period. The chilaquiles Rojas are insane. The rice is always fluffy, the beans delicious and the seasoning is always perfectly balanced. Most importantly, they are always consistent. They also write cute notes which is just an added bonus.