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    Sanguich

    4.4 (136 reviews)
    ModerateCuban, Sandwiches
    Closed 7:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
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    Outdoor seating

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    Cubanos
    Wai H.

    First time visiting this location. It's in a great central area and the nearby parking garage has plenty of spots (must go to level 7 though). The interior is modern and has tons of seats. The service was quick and the food came out fresh and hot.

    Miami
    Adriana B.

    Even though I don't eat the sandwiches, no meat for me, I really love their shakes and boniato fries. Today we ordered a Miami, a Medianoche, a couple of shakes and the boniato fries. My shake, Timba, was delicious as always. Guava and cream cheese, in a shake topped with a Maria cookie. How can you go wrong? I heard the sandwiches were really good as was the mamey shake. The service is excellent. This location has a large dining area inside and lots of tables outside too. They play great music too.

    Scotty C.

    We were in Miami for the night before boarding a cruise the next day. With limited time, I knew I needed a proper Cuban sandwich and croquettas. We took an uber across town to Sanguich in Coral Gables for dinner and it was well worth the trip. For a sandwich, we had the Media Noche which is your classic cuban on a sweeter bread. We split the sandwich, but also ordered boniato fries, and two orders of ham croquettes. Plus I ordered a cafe con leche... which was excellent and came in the cutest cup/saucer combo that was intentionally off center. My friend liked it so much that she wanted to get one after the cruise to take home... which we did. The sandwich was excellent and the fries were so good with the dipping sauces. I love the croquettes and got some more when I was back in town for my morning coffee. Plus the place is gorgeous inside. If I had a place like this near me I would eat Cuban's and delicious croquettes every week.

    Chicharrones
    Dominic D.

    Best sandwiches in all of Miami. Wish I could order all of them. My personal favorite is the Miami. All appetizers are worth it and finished. Hot sauces are all great we even bought some for BOGO. I love that they give a garlic sauce on the side per sandwich. No complaints at all here, staff is friendly and cleaned up the table quickly, plenty of seating for a lunch rush. I would come back every day if I could.

    Miami Vice
    Ninette A.

    Gables location is beautiful! Great service. I had the Miami Vice sandwich. Very good! My husband had the pan con lechon. Very good! I love that the sandwiches come with a dipping sauce. Also had the Batido de Mamey so good! I wish the menu had more options with some unique sandwich options. I'm all about a good sandwich.

    Pan Con Bistec
    Jeff F.

    One of if not the best Cuban sandwich I've ever had. Highly recommend if in the coral gables area. Friendly staff and a very Miami vibe inside.

    Café con Leche
    Vanessa S.

    You can never go wrong with Sanguich. I tried this new location and it was super yummy. I had the pan con bistec. The meat is super flavorful and the bread toasted to perfection. Parking can be a hassle here but there is plenty of street parking nearby.

    Navya V.

    If you want to try a cuban sandwich in Miami, THIS is the place to go. We tried the original cubano and the croquetta preparada for lunch - we liked this croquetta preparada so much, we got another one for dinner. This shop is small, but constantly busy. Try to come in before the lunch rush around 11 am if you plan to sit and dine in the restaurant. They also have a location in Bayside marketplace, which is even smaller. Their side sauce is a garlicky sauce which was tasty. They have batidos (milkshakes) with unique flavors. The timba flavor is a guava and cheese shake that encompasses the flavor of a typical guava and cheese empanada/roll. The trigo is a cereal-milk type milkshake that has the taste of the UK cereal Weetabix - it is slightly nutty and oaty and not too sweet. We got the milkshakes to go for a car ride, and it was a good car snack.

    Pan con Bistec
    Melissa C.

    Sanguich never misses! Their Pan con Bistec is always a hit. I've been to the Little Havana location a couple of times, but wow, the Coral Gables location is beautiful. There's so much more seating both inside and outside, and the space just feels elevated while still keeping that Cuban vibe. I always bring people here when they're visiting me from out of town because it's the perfect spot to show off some true Miami flavor. I've also tried one of their breakfast sandwiches, which was good, just not as filling as their main ones. Will always be back!

    Pan con lechon, sweet potato fries
    Najwa G.

    The last time I went to Sanguich I believe that they only had one location in Little Havana but since then, they have clearly expanded & I can see why. Sanguish has a pretty limited selection of sandwiches available but not a single one disappoints- it's quality not quantity! I went with the pan con bistec & it was quite tasty. It's also a gigantic portion for a good price. The bread is crunchy but not hard (if that makes sense) & there's a more than adequate amount of meat in every sandwich. I also got the sweet potato fries & croquettes as well- the former definitely was more enjoyable for me. To round out the meal, I had the Mamey shake. As to what mamey is, it's basically papaya's cooler cousin & was quite tasty. Whenever I'm in Miami I would 100% go back here & am glad they have more locations now.

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    Jay J.

    Sanguich was a nice Cuban sandwich shop with good food, relaxed ambiance and friendly service. I ordered the CUBANO, which had City Ham, Lechon, Swiss Cheese, Pickles & Mustard on Cuban Bread. We also shared an order of Croquetta. Both were good. This is a nice sandwich shoo that is very well organized. They have plenty of tables inside with a casual and relaxed atmosphere. If you want to order takeout, they have a separate window outside for that.

    "Chicharrones" pork cracklings

    The chicharrones are not real and charge you almost $5. They are from a bag and are just garnished with salt and pepper. Don't be fooled when you see it on the menu as they are not the chicharron from the authentic pig.

    Lechon
    Mag T.

    Still amazing!!! Bustling place at lunch time but orders come out quickly. A must eat. The garlic cilantro aioli is to die for.

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