Was at the Starbucks chillin' right nearby with a colleague. We needed to bring lunch in for a…read morecustomer. We were going to get Chipotle and then I said "let me check Yelp for a local spot" and found Two Cuban Guy's. Glad I did. Plenty of spots nearby to park. You walk up a short ramp and into a small almost like indoor food truck. There are like 3-4 tables. We got ours to go. But the place seemed quiet. Service was fast and friendly. We got 3 Cuban sandwiches. They were excellent. Only knock, the meat portion seemed light. I would pay more for more meat. If I ever get back, I'll see if they have a meat adder. Highly recommend.

The inside is small and clean. Most people seemed to take out. We had the real Cuban and the…read moreRafter. Both sandwiches were amazing! Service was wonderful as well. Glad we visiting this gem instead of a chain.

Excellent food and phenomenal service. We had the Palomilla…read morebowl, beef on rice with maduros and black beans. The bowl is very satisfying. We ordered the Pollo Asado and you get to choose two sides. We ordered it with yuca frita and maduros. Our friends like their food too: empanadas, Cuban sandwich, chicken soup and their natural juices. We asked our server Diannys about breakfast and she brought us coffee to try it after our meal.

Went through the drive thru and ordered a cheese and guava pastry and a shredded beef (Ropa Vieja)…read moreempanada. I received a guava pastry and a cheese/guava pastry. Returned and advised them of the mistake. They apologized and handed me an empanada. Got home to find the empanada was a vegetarian empanada!! This seems to be the normal at this Mi Apa that I do not find at any other location Either their chicken is cooked from a frozen state which makes it rubbery or some other issue. Either way there is always an issue at this place. Sad to say. The management alway apologizes but nothing seems to get corrected. Anyhow, glad we have other options.

After we attempted to go at least four times and every time the lights were on and you could see…read morepeople inside but the doors were locked, we were surprised to see and unlocked door. We went in for dinner it was surprisingly warm friendly with good homestyle cooking. The fish in the seafood soup were delicious, service was great and we can't complain. We asked the server why the restaurant doors were locked on the other occasions and they said they were taking a break. We would like to return if they're open again.

Quite possibly the best Cuban food I've ever had. The owner and the waitress rolled out the…read morehospitality, comfort and amazing food. DO NOT MISS this place! Get off the freeway, and come sit down, strike up a conversation and get served the best Cuban food! You'll thank me later, trust me.

So happy to finally have a family owned Cuban Cafe in our small town of Lake City. I always order a…read more strong Cafe con Leche with a Guava Pastry. We also enjoyed their breakfast option on Media Noche bread. Its a sweeter bread than the traditional cuban bread they use for sandwiches. Also if they have them in the case you must order the fried Yucca that is stuffed with meat and cheese. Just an FYI the sandwiches might take a little while, especially if they have other customers inside. So be sure to come here for breakfast if you have the time wait. If not you can always get pastries to go. There is also an assortment of desserts, from flan cheesecake to a cookie butter cake to try.

Open quote: "I came…read morein and I asked for a regular coffee. Ricardo, the owner of Ricardo's Bakery, asked me "what is a regular coffee?". I said "Just plain coffee, not espresso or latte". He understood what I meant and made me a delicious coffee. I had a ham n cheese empanada (baked). It tasted really good for breakfast because it wasn't greasy. I should have gotten a second one. I got a Media Noche, the sandwich had really good flavor and the bread was really sweet. The meat inside the sandwich was thick cut, which I am not used to having in a Cuban sandwich but it was very delicious. I liked the little crispy fries to eat with the sandwich. Finally, I got a guava/cheese pastelito which was good as well".

Friday night , we stopped into Flaco's for some late night eats after listening to our friend's…read moreband play at the bar/lounge next door. My first time at Flaco's but definitely NOT my last The person (who I assume must be the owner) working the register, taking the orders,and making the food was so kind, suggesting options for me given it was my first time there. I got the beef arepas and a cheese pastry cause I was not too hungry. The food was piping hot and delicious. Others in our group got their empanadas, Cuban sandwich, cheese arepas, quesitos, loaded nachos, and guava cheese pastry. As we sat there eating, the line was growing longer and longer, and out the door by the time we left. It was not due to slow service but volume of last night revelers. The one person working that night was incredibly efficient. Kudos to him. Clean bathroom is a good sign of a clean establishment. Flaco's bathroom was clean. I will be back for more tasty eats!

This was my first time at Flaco's and I enjoyed it! It's a very small place with some seating and a…read morecute atmosphere. The prices are not bad for the amount of food you get and they have a lot of options. I got the sunshine burrito, which includes a variety of mixed vegetables in place of a meat. The burrito was huge and loaded with fillings, though the fillings were a bit unevenly distributed so some bites were dry and others were loaded with sauce. It was tasty though, I just wish it was a bit better mixed. The service was alright, the guy working was super nice but the food took a long time to come out. However it was definitely super fresh and hot when it came out, so can't complain too much!

I recently visited La Cocina de Abuela for lunch. The restaurant is set up cafeteria style and you…read moreorder a small, medium or large portion. You choose your rice, beans, meat, and side. I ordered a large with Ropa Vieja, Yucca, Black Beans, and Coconut Rice. I love Cuban food and the portion was massive, however, I was disappointed. The Ropa Vieja was tender but watery, the yucca was soft but bland and a little chewy, and the beans lacked any seasoning. I liked the rice: savory with a hint of sweetness. The best word to describe the food was edible.

Very tasty food that tastes homemade! The chicken was cooked to perfection as was the rice, and…read moreeverything was very flavorful. My one complaint is the plantains could be a bit softer, but otherwise this was a delicious meal. The staff was very helpful and quick with service. The ambiance isn't anything fancy but there is plenty of seating inside, though it is also easy to take this food to go. I'll definitely be back to try more items!