I got to try this food truck because it was at wiseman brewery the other day & I'm so glad I did…read morebecause it was delicious! I love yuca and I've never had yuca with rosemary & garlic oil but it was as delicious as I could imagine. They were oily of course because of the garlic oil but the flavor was great. I also had the beef empanadas and they were really good too. They're the perfect size & the breading tastes really fresh. I also loved the seasoning in the empanada. The dipping sauce paired perfectly with both the yuca and empanadas. My friend got a sandwich and I didn't try it but she really enjoyed it too. The service was good - food came out pretty quickly even though it was crowded! This is definitely a food truck I'll be on the lookout for again!

This one is a must. JJ is an awesome dude. With family that hails from Cuba, and generational ties…read moreto American history, it's enough to know that his famous Cubano would be special. The Cubano was everything it should be. Made with golden bread pressed to perfection. Inside, the layers of roasted pork and ham were stacked. Made just right too. The melted Swiss cheese keeps it from falling apart. The pickles and mustard cut through the rich flavor by adding a slight tang. Every bite was comfort for the soul. I paired it with an NZ Pils from Joymongers and it was heaven. The beef empanadas were just as good. Inside, the seasoned beef was 100% flavorful. They weren't greasy and went well with the specialty sauce. Together, they made for a satisfying meal... it was enough to make me keep a lookout for their next Greensboro stop. Cheers!

We had Lelo's Cuban cafe come out to our neighborhood for the first time and everything was…read moredelicious! First and foremost the truck showed up on time and the owners are so so friendly. They were genuinely interested to know how we liked everything and took all feedback to heart which we love to see. The food was exceptional. If you're looking for an authentic Cuban food experience these guys are the real deal. The sandwiches were huge - we had to eat them in two separate sittings. The plantains and chicken croquettes were great accompaniments to the sandwich. I was pleasantly surprised at their dessert empanadas. I could eat 10 of those and be happy. Something I'd definitely order again next time we eat from this truck. In all a great experience and we would recommend this food truck to everyone!

If you have the opportunity, check out the food truck for Lelo's Cuban Cafe! Their website has…read morelocations on where they will be. I ordered a pan con lechon (roast pork sandwich) and yuca frita (yuca fries). Both dishes were absolutely amazing. The sandwich was pressed perfectly so it had a nice crunch. The roast pork was very flavorful. The fries were crisp, warm, and very well seasoned. It took about 5 minutes from the time I ordered to get my food. Service was also great! The lady at the register was very sweet and offered alternative options for me to order when I originally wanted the Cuban sandwich but they couldn't do it without mayo or mustard. I highly recommend this food truck!

Drove 40 minutes. Visited early on Valentine's Day without reservation and was treated like VIP!…read moreTalk about customer service. Drinks never dry, food hot and delicious, music and ambiance on point. My husband and I have dined here before and this visit was no different ! Authentic food! Pork was tender and flavorful. Fried yuca with the cilantro sauce. Empanadas crispy and flaky. Oh my goodness! If you're looking for good Latina food, this is your spot! The coffee comes with a warning. J/k

In town for my congregation convention and decided to have dinner here. I ate at the bar and…read moreservice was superb, my bartender/server (Ariella) was so friendly and such a pleasant person, I could tell she took pride in her job and made me feel welcomed - it was my first visit so Ariel's took time to walk me through the menu. The food quite tasty. I had one of the shredded flank steak dishes with rice and mixed veggies, all was tasty. My Mojito was refreshing but lacked rum. I also had flan and a cafe con leche (delicious). I will definitely visit again when I am in the area. .

Absolutely exceptional! The staff were amazing, the food was deliciously authentic, & the ambiance…read morewas warm, vibrant, & inviting. A true Cuban gem & a must visit when you're in the Concord area!

I have lived in North Carolina for 10 years and have been searching for a Cuban restaurant. I can…read morefinally say that the service and the food are excellent. They also have live music. I'm already a fan of this restaurant. The menu is fantastic! The food is excellent--true Cuban flavor.

Stopped in after booking a hotel near by while visiting town. I tried the ropa vieja. Sooooo good…read more Wish I was hungrier than I was at the time. It was perfectly cooked. Loved my sweet plantains too which had a good grill to them. Only things that I wasn't impressed with the yellow rice. Wouldn't recommend that or the red beans. The server was friendly enough. The bartender/ maybe manager was friendly offered us to stick around for music later in the evening. He also explained the menu choices a lot more than the server actually had. Overall everyone was happy with their selections. The papas relleno needed a sauce or flavor. But nicely cooked. My dad got a flank steak that was nicely braised when I tried it.

We came here on a Wednesday night for dinner. They start by providing complimentary bread. It was…read morereally good. It was nice and buttered and toasted perfectly. We started with the empanadas, which were excellent. We had one beef and one chicken. The beef was nicely seasoned and had potato's on the inside as well. For our main entrees we had the bistec de pollo with yellow rice and plantains. We also had the lechón asado with moros and plantains. The moros is the Cuban version of dirty rice and it was very delicious. The plantains were golden, soft and prepared so good. The chicken and pork were tender and good. The servers were really nice as well. Great experience.

This is my first time trying Dominican food! I got the mofongo (Fried plantains mashed with garlic…read moreand other ingredients, there's also some gravy, $15) with fried pork. The fried pork reminded me of Asian pork belly, but a little more deep fried. This made it tougher and harder to chew. Definitely make sure you have some water nearby to wash it down. Nice flavor though. The mofongo looks like mashed potato's with lots of extra ingredients, but it is much more dense. Even slightly warm, it is a little difficult to cut into. The flavor is pretty neutral. I got a beef empanada (2.50). The outer shell was fried very crispy. Filling was ground beef. I didn't taste too much of a particular spice. The creamy pink mayo? Sauce was nice to dip it in. Service was friendly and fast. I'm interested in coming back to try their other items.

As always - dinner was delicious!! Fresh crispy tostones - - juicy roasted chicken - - the BEST…read moreflavorful and fluffy white rice around!!

I am a regular here but I generally come for lunch. This evening, I decided to check out the…read morekaraoke event they have on Fridays. It was a light crowd this evening but a nice time was had. The bartenders, staff, event staff were all friendly and talked with use. Show out to Hugo was very hospital along with female singer and her husband taking pictures. As always the food was very good and tasteful. The ambiance is one of nice night club. They have an entertainment stage. Look forward to returning

Nice atmosphere Great customer service…read moreReally good food Live music on Saturday Karaoke on Friday We'll be back!

The menu here is certainly interesting - Toasted Cuban Bread, Authentic Cuban Sandwich, Pan Con…read moreBistec, Chicharron, Masitas, Fried or Grilled Chicken, Madoros, and even Ceviche. I was especially interested in the Toasted Cuban Bread, the Authentic Cuban Sandwich, and the Pan Con Bistec, and tried them all over several visits, along with Chicharrones, Ceviche, plantains, Fried Chicken Sandwich, Ropa Vieja, Street Corn, and more. My experiences here were definitely a mixed bag with both the food and the service. On one visit the service would be fine, and on the next it would be awful. Time for food to arrive on the table varied greatly, even when the restaurant was not especially busy. The Cuban Sandwich is decent but it doesn't scream "South Florida". I was more impressed with the Pan Con Bistec, a better choice in my opinion, as is the Fried Chicken Sandwich especially with a side of sweet plantains or yucca fries. The Toasted Cuban Bread, the Street Corn, and the Ceviche were also pretty good choices, as are the Chicharroes. I did not care for the Ropa Vieja at all, nor the Cuban Deluxe Sandwich, too much going on, croquettes adversely effected both the taste and the texture if the Cuban! I was sorry to hear that the restaurant will close permanently on Aug 24th. The owners site a drop in business due to the downtown parking situation (which likely will only get worse with the coming changes), safety concerns by potential customers, as well as rising costs in almost all areas of operation. Winston will lose yet another solid, sit down restaurant, most likely to be replaced by another fast, casual spot with a trendy, funky menu.

From the outside, it looks a bit dark and unwelcoming but you enter at what looks like more of a…read moretakeout space. Inside, there's an eating area and it extends out to an outdoor patio. Lots of paintings to give a Latin vibe. The food is Latin and Cuban inspired and the whole menu is annotated with v/gf options!! I love the yucca fries, sweet plantains, and green plantains. The sauce/dip that comes with the yucca fries was bomb - some kind of aioli. The cocktail drinks were okay - a bit small and watered down but the food was awesome! Would come again.