Bored Cuban

This place is so welcoming the minute you step inside. It's clean and everything is so nicely advertised and displayed. 10/10 food is excellent 👌🏽

This is a new Cuban Food take out and dine in restaurant. My first time here, I love the food, the portions are great if you are hungry. The atmosphere is amazing, everything smells like new, the design is funny, a lot of natural light coming in, and great location.💯🔥✨🙌🏼

This place is a hidden gem!! The empanadas and croquettes are out of this world! The coffee is also delicious. The prices are very reasonable!

I passed by Bored Cuban on my way to the dealership, and knew i has to try this place The moment I walked in, I was greeted by cool murals, vibrant colors, comfortable atmosphere with a youthful vibe. The service was friendly, prompt, and attentive. The food was a highlight. The pastelitos were absolutely delicious, with a perfect balance of flaky pastry and flavorful filling. The croquetas were equally tasty. The empanada was delicious as well, though I would have enjoyed it even more if they were served a bit warmer. Same with the monkey bread, it needed to be served warm. Additionally, the iced coffee was well made. What I love most about Bored Cuban is that it brings a fresh, new bakery option to the area. I’ll definitely be returning to try more of their offerings.

Loved the breakfast, good options on the freshly baked bread, pastry, etc.. croquetas were fire! And a really good service from Sandra! It’s like a Gen Z Cuban American vibe, really liked it.

Cool place. Good place to get a bite out coffee before getting to the airport. Also last minute souvenir.

Cute and vibey little Cuban coffee shop in Miami. Coffee is strong and delicious, snacks were good too. Music and art brings this cosy spot together.

I had high hopes for Bored Cuban, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to expectations. The only things I truly enjoyed were the croquetas, which aren't even made in-house but come from the business next door, and the mac & cheese. Everything else was a disappointment. The monkey bread was incredibly dry, making it tough to even get through. The frita lacked any real flavor--bland and forgettable. The guava lemonade? Well, it was basically just lemonade with some color, no guava flavor to be found. Lastly, the pizza with vaca frita was overwhelmed by garlic and cheese, which drowned out any hint of the vaca frita itself. With so many great Cuban-inspired spots in Miami, Bored Cuban just didn't deliver on the essentials. This should highlight the positives while offering constructive feedback for why you felt the experience wasn't great.

Came here since it was on the way for a quick bite. It's a nice surprise! The place is decked out with graffiti sporting it's mascot which is basically a high monkey who I guess is supposed to be cuban. It's a big odd but as a cuban it's more silly than anything. You can order at the register or through a kiosk. We opted for the kiosk since it's our first time and we wanted to linger to stare at the menu. The kiosk is pretty cool but one froze up and restarted on us. We just made our way to the other to do our order. I got the hot honey pizza and my girlfriend got a vaca frita which comes with a sriracha ketchup and in a cuban bread with sweet plantains. She also got ape water which turned out to be 3.99 for tap water lol Im willing to forgive the 3.99 for tap water since the food overall was really great. I would get the pizza again and would like to try some other things on their menu. They also have trinkets involving their mascot for sale. Overall if you have the $$$ i recommend trying it at least once.

Stopped by Bored Cuban and tried the Café Mochatido, Café Con Leche, and fresh orange juice--all absolutely delicious! The service was excellent, with a friendly and attentive staff who made the experience even better. The decor is a fun mix of skate shop meets coffee shop, infused with Cuban flair, creating a unique and welcoming atmosphere. The menu is packed with so many tempting options that I can't wait to come back and try more. I rarely feel the urge to buy souvenir gear, but Bored Cuban's merch is just too cool to pass up! Whether you're a local or a tourist, this spot is a must-visit. Highly recommend!

I wanted to like it..but I can't. Saturday morning with 4-5 others in the restaurant. I see deliver orders on the rack. Hopeful for a flavorful breaker and strong coffee. Ordered the breakfast sandwich and a cortadito. Oddly the sandwich was ready before the coffee. The menu says breakfast sandwich on Cuban Bread or croissant. They don't tell you that the croissant is an upcharge. Asked for soft scramble eggs for my sandwich...that was completely ignored. Asked for a dark cortadito with light sugar...got a lukewarm, milky, sugar beverage. I had to go to McDonald's and get an coffe with an expresso shot for my caffeine fix. Unbelievable! I think this is a tourist trap. Buyer beware that the quality is not there. I'm bored with this..

Good food, great coffee, friendly staff. Some folks might find the prices a bit steep, but we both felt the quality was well worth it.

This place is anything but boring. They have so many options for people with any dietary preferences. I got some empanadas, croquettes, and some coffee from here. It was really delicious. The filings were super delicious and the dough was perfectly crispy. The iced coffee was the perfect sweetness and I felt super caffeinated. I am looking forward to trying this place for lunch as the rice bowls and açaí bowls look like a perfect option.

This is the hipper second-generation cousin of Latin American Cafe that is located next door. I got a few croquetas to make rush hour less miserable. They were good! The ham has a nice touch of red pepper and the spinach are also very flavorful. The real 5 star moment was when Sandra offered to fry up a FRESH batch.

Food was great and the service was impeccable, I even earned a new Cuban name even though I can't pronounce it. Place was very clean but I did come at the end of the day too. The El Smash Burger was GREAT. It was recommended by the nice girl at the counter, even though she didn't speak much English

Love this new era kind, hip, kind of Cuban coffee shop! My go to is their iced cafe con leche with almond milk. The bored combo is amazing, I get the Cuban sandwich which btw is DELICIOUS! I also really love their bowls. The vaca frita is delicious as well. Everything at this restaurant is a hit! The service is amazing and the staff is always so nice. The inside is very trendy with lots of places to sit!

Very spacious and plenty of parking. The restaurant was very clean and aesthetically pleasing. We came here before a Marlins game and there were other fans also dining here. The food came out hot and fresh and was delicious. The staff was very nice and seemed to have good organization in the back. I loved the branding on their boxes and can't wait to come back and have some pizza.

Went for the cafe con leche which was good and had me buzzing for hours! Literally! Cheese pastelito was light and airy. You can order online or on kiosk in store (which is what I did) and they prepare your order promptly afterwards. I waited about 5 minutes. Store is clean and modern. Definitely recommend.

**Review Title: Bored Cuban** As a Cuban, I found this restaurant both cute and fun, bringing a slice of home with its playful Cuban slangs and the quirky "Marcelo" monkey mascot that added a charming touch to the atmosphere. The menu had some solid options, but I wished there was a bit more variety to keep things exciting. I tried the Chicken Vaca Frita flatbread, and it was a pleasant surprise--flavorful and different from what you'd typically expect. My mom had the El Smash burger with plantain chips, and she loved it. The burger was delicious, and the chips were fresh and crispy, adding a great crunch to the meal. We ended our meal with the monkey bread, which was just okay. It was a bit dry, and I think it could use a bit more moisture or maybe a drizzle of the sauce that came with it to bring out the flavor. The service was decent, though there was a bit of a hiccup at the register. It seemed like the cashier was new, and I had to repeat myself a few times, which was a little frustrating. But overall, the experience was enjoyable, and I'd recommend giving this place a try!

Both times I went the service was super fast. The empanada was amazing!! And the bright colors and fun decor are a great touch. Typical Cuban cafe offerings. Anytime I'm in the area I stop by My favorite is you can either order from a kiosk or a counter

Let me explain why I'm giving this place a perfect 5 stars - Bored Cuban is like a modern Cuban bakery and I am HERE for it! From the moment you step in, you're greeted with bright colors, fun names, and innovative meals that elevate Cuban cuisine. Everything we ate was absolutely delicious - hot, crispy, fresh, and made to order (which is always a win). I'm already planning my next visit. 1000% coming back! Highly recommend checking it out!

Loved Bored Cuban!!! Weird decoration from outside, it's a Monkey smoking something.... yeah.... go figure! They are part of the Latin America Cafeteria..... They do have several items to order from: cuban sandwiches, pizza, empanadas, croquetas, bowls, wraps, etc. Tried one of the bowls, make your own, you choose what you want inside your bowl. As you enter the place, some big screen on your left side to order. Perfect for a first timer, choices available for you to see... and add. Some additions are additional cost, some other are not. Definitely tried the Beef Vaca Frita, which is perfectly cooked.... crispy and crusty.... on a bowl. The black beans are to die for. All ingredients are fresh and flavor is cuban!

I ordered from Bored Cuban the other day for lunch on a work from home day, and let me tell you, they make for a "Not Boring" take on the Cuban food classics. The delivery through UberEats was well within the promised time. Like a lot of "paint by the numbers" spots, there's your bowl of rice, greens and protein. But Bored Cuban keeps it exciting by including sweet plantains and black beans plus my shredded chicken dish had a subtle citrusy taste to it. Besides the option to order extra protein, you can get extra croquetas or mix it in with lechón. My sauce of choice was chimichurri. The açaí bowl I ordered for my sweet tooth had a nice top layer full of bananas and strawberries. I believe there was also a sprinkle of honey somewhere. I'd definitely order from here again, and would love to check out the full restaurant.

Loved loved loved! Bored Cuban is a wonderful new addition for Cuban pizza lovers. Or shall I say, Pixa lovers. They have all kinds of Hispanic designer pixas like lechon, vaca frita, and even media Noche style pixas. I went for their classic cheese pixa this time around. And they were amazing to give it to me on the house because I am a teacher! Thanks for the teacher appreciation love. All educators get a free pixa till Sep 4. They sell croquetas and pastelitos as well as burgers. And lots of cute merch. I'm definitely sold. Will be back for sure, it's a total vibe. BTW it's in the same shopping center as Latin Cafe.

Loved the vibes here at bored Cuban! The decor is so nice & clean! The croquetas and cafecito surpassed my expectations. The ham & cheese empanada was also so yum! Definitely a must try spot!

Unfortunately I expected more out of Bored Cuban. The coffee wasn't really anything special. My cafe con leche was given to me cold and I had to ask the employee to heat it up for me. My mom did not like her cafecito Cubano at all. It did not taste like Cuban coffee. The Cuban poptart was probably the only thing I liked. I also thought the price point was fair. The place is very aesthetic, but the food just doesn't meet the same standard in my opinion.

Bored Cuban offers a cool NFT vibe that sets it apart from the traditional coffee shops. As soon as you walk in, you are greeted by a variety of coffee drinks that cater to different tastes. While the breakfast selection is somewhat limited, the options expand during lunch and dinner with offerings like flatbreads, salads, bowls, soups, and Mac and cheese. One of the highlights of the bake shop is the assortment of pastelitos available, including empanadas, croquetas, pastelitos, pan de bono, croissant sandwiches, and desserts, providing a flavorful experience for visitors. However, one aspect that could be improved is the parking situation. The limited and packed parking area makes it challenging to find a spot and maneuver in and out of the space. Overall, Bored Cuban is a great spot for a quick bite, especially if you find yourself in the area and are looking for a unique and flavorful dining experience.

I didn't try any of the food but loved the iced cafe con leche, it was perfect, strong and not too sweet. I'll be back!

I absolutely loved this place. We visited on a Saturday morning and it was not busy. Staff is friendly and we did not have to wait more than 20 mins for all our food. We ordered a bored combo which brought a drink, plantain chips and we opted for the smash burger that was absolutely delicious. Hot, juicy, perfect blend of beef and pork. We tried their croquetas,a Cuban poptart, a chocolate croissant, and the arroz con leche and everything tasted fresh! Would definitely come back.

I had high hopes for Bored Cuban, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to expectations. The only things I truly enjoyed were the croquetas, which aren't even made in-house but come from the business next door, and the mac & cheese. Everything else was a disappointment. The monkey bread was incredibly dry, making it tough to even get through. The frita lacked any real flavor--bland and forgettable. The guava lemonade? Well, it was basically just lemonade with some color, no guava flavor to be found. Lastly, the pizza with vaca frita was overwhelmed by garlic and cheese, which drowned out any hint of the vaca frita itself. With so many great Cuban-inspired spots in Miami, Bored Cuban just didn't deliver on the essentials. This should highlight the positives while offering constructive feedback for why you felt the experience wasn't great.

I wanna start off by talking about how cute this place is .! In the photo you will see what I mean by the decor . Now let's get to it ! now since this was my first time trying this place the choose was tough but I went ahead and ordered there vaca frita flatbread yes you read properly lol vaca on flatbread. With mozzarella and plantains baked in side it also had this cilantro aioli sauce on it as well . For my drink I went with the iced cafe con leche ! If you live in Miami , broward or don't mind driving for food I would definitely suggest you try this spot out

This place is great. Location and ambiance are amazing. Service was nice and fast. The chocolate smoothie with almond milk was out of this world. Love the fact that is located next to Latin American restaurant (owned by them too), but it has healthy options and delicious desserts. Definitely coming back!

We went for breakfast and it did not disappoint. The ambiance is really relaxing and pleasant. Once you order your food, you sit down and wait for it. The service was good. I had the ropa vieja empanada and shared the monkey bread. Both were really good. The oj was freshly squeezed and it was tasty. I'd definitely recommend this place for breakfast or lunch.

I finally got to visit Bored Cuban today and I loved it. It feels like a modern coffee shop but the twist is in the fact that they serve Cuban comfort food. The menu is limited, but the options are solid. The food itself taste delicious but it's the same taste as the food from Latin Cafe next door. The food is not going to blow your mind--it's good authentic Cuban food. The plot twist of this place is that it's chill and perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. You could even come here for a cafecito break. Since I came for dinner I ordered a Cuban combo box. It brings the Cuban (which is HUGE), mariquitas (fried plantain chips), and a drink choice. I found the price is to match the food. The girls at the front (Sandra and Elizabeth) were super friendly and did not mind me asking questions. I would definitely come back here but as a coffee shop. A cafecito and a snack.

Great looking bakery/restaurant but feels like focus is not in the right place. Heard about Bored Cuban via social media influencers. There is a Yelp vs Influencer rant here that I will not indulge in this review but I feel like that it is a factor. So from the minute you walk in you can see how every corner seems like a potential selfie opportunity. There is a full wall of shirts, stickers, mugs just so many things to promote. It all looks wonderful and playful but here is where things start getting murky. I went really looking for pastries and tostada with Cafe con leche and see what else looked tempting. We were greeted upon entering but then waited for quite awhile until we were able to order. Although they had many people working, it seemed like half of them didn't know what was going on. They seemed lost or timid. When we were able to order it wasn't friendly at all. I didn't understand how they had a guava and cheese pop tart but nothing with guava alone. When asking questions, as it was our first time, it seemed to baffle them. But nonetheless food triumphs in the end so was still hopeful. We completed our order and grabbed a seat. Noticed that our food was ready at the counter but no one was calling us. It was just sitting there getting cold. So I walked over to ask and they let me know that our tostadas were getting done. It took a bit but when they came out I asked which was which because we had ordered one with extra butter and extra toasted. Of which the response was "they both have butter"....?!? At that exact time the person that took my order walked by and let them know she wrote the special request on the order. I was then asked if I wanted a cup of melted butter to dip my tostada in. I had to pause for a second just to comprehend that. They ended up taking back the tostada to redo it. I could tell there was confusion and uncertainty within staff. Not sure if many of them were new. But it definitely didn't seem like they had their $hit together. Either way we finally started on our food. We ordered a couple of tostadas, a Cafe con leche, a guava lemonade, Cuban pop tart, croquettas, pan de bono, empanada de polla and another de ropa vieja. The guava lemonade was nice and fresh but seemed for 3.99 it was a little small. The Cuban pop tart was a great idea and the guava was really good. Their croquettas were ok. It wasn't until later that we realized that they provide you with dipping sauce. As we asked someone next to us with it. Why wasn't it offered from the beginning? Again staff issues. The Pan de bono was also good but the empanadas were both very bland. The tostadas were ok, I mean it's pressed cuban bread with butter. How do you mess that up, other than serving it not cut in half which kinda didnt make sense either. But it did feel like we waited more than we should have for them. Especially when there were more people working than sitting down to eat. We did notice many people coming in and being so excited about taking pictures of the place. Also seemed that their Flatbread "Pixas", bowls and wraps looked pretty good. Which made me think well....What are you first...a bakery or a restaurant? And if you are a restaurant first, then why are the bakery items the first thing you see when you come in. Overall I wasn't thrilled with the food, at least what I had. I might come back to try their bowls or wraps but I feel that a lot more focus is placed on the marketing, ambiance and feel and less on the food and service. Which in the end is what makes people go back over and over again instead of a one shot and done.

Nice spot for a quick lunch just south of MIA Airport. Cuban sandwich was very good and the plantain chips were excellent. My co-worker got a Cuban coffee and it was the best she ever had.

This was a cool unique spot to check out here in Miami! We ordered a guava lemonade, a colada, one beef empanada, one ham & cheese empanada and two croquettas! Everything was delicious and flavorful! Food: 10/10 I personally think the guava lemonade needed some ice but it was still very good Service: 10/10 Fast and friendly Ambiance: 10/10 Unique spot to check out, decent seating area and decent prices for Miami

Well, it's a pretty cool place. It's a mix between Panera and Latin Café (next door). The Bored Cuban. The ladies at the counter lived up to the name; they looked bored as hell, hence the "Bored" thing, lol. Lord Jesus! IN MY OPINION, it is Latin Café's modern nephew, like the one that fixes your cellphone when you're old. The food was good. I got the pan de bono, empanada ropa vieja (baked), and pastelero de queso, but nothing out of this world. I will come back to try the rest of the menu, but please turn the music up and give some cortadito to the ladies behind the counter!

The Bored Cuban is a cool new cafe on Le Jeune that captures your attention as you drive by. The logo is super cool as is the artwork inside. We stopped by for a coffee break after work and were very impressed. There are two electronic ordering stations that we browsed through since there was nobody waiting behind us. We opted for two iced cafe con leches and a monkey bread. Perfect choices! Our name was then put on a screen and provided status updates(in progress, almost ready, ready). While we waited, we checked out the murals on the walls and the custom merch. All super cool! I may come back for the espresso cup set. The iced cafe con leches were perfect and the monkey bread was warm and delicious, not too sweet! Our order came out to $12 and change which is perfectly reasonable. Great experience. Will be returning!

If you love Latin Cafe 2000 you're going to love his cooler sibling next door. Atmosphere is so modern. Love the cool vibe. Are we in wynwood right now? Service is superb. Had the croquetas got a couple of each and they were crispy and delicious The ham are just the perfect balance of hamminess. They also have a spinach one that is surprisingly delish. Empanadas of all kinds! Not your average empanadas. Had the meat. Wow tastes like my mom's picadillo. These are stuffed with yummy fresh ingredients and crispy. The logo is hilarious and they have swag too.

Clean, fast, great music, better coffee and food. I got an oat milk latte and a café con leche, both were great. Servers are very presentable and friendly, I got my order in less than 3 minutes. Decent price too. Anyone who has a hard time finding decent coffee should try out this place

We live right around the corner from this place and could not wait to try it. It did not disappoint- the owner was there to great us as they were open just a few days before the grand opening. It is the same owner as Latin Cafe (which is awesome) so we did not expect anything less. This place has the potential to be something amazing and I believe it will be. We tried the pan de bono, a chicken bowl, and the watermelon tea. My boyfriend is gluten free and was able to enjoy so much. The coconut pastelitos were amazing, all of my coworkers loved them. Can't wait to see this place do amazing!

Absolute BEST customer service!! WOW! I wish I got her name but the employee had blonde hair and she was the absolute SWEETEST!!! Her recommendations were on point! We ordered the VACA FRITA PIXA with no cheese for a "dairy free" option and OMG let me tell you... Please order this.. These flatbreads should be plastered everywhere advertising them, they are the BOMB!!!!! We also tried the ham croquetas, AMAZING!!! Believe it or not but the Cuban sandwich was not my fav as it was a little dry for my taste, but we ALSO ordered the ham croissant, VERY good. Also also for my dairy free-ers, they have a dairy free options for their coffees! Yum!

Found a fun place when taking the Brightline to Miami. Gotta get that Black Bean soup and dip your Cuban in there. So tasty.

So glad I came here!! Found it by accident. Staff was great specially Stefani L. She told me what everything was in English. Food was amazing. I got the 305 bowl w/ chicken vaca frita &guava sriracha ketchup. I got the Cuban pop tart. Mad I only got one!! Was the best thing and so good! (Was guava flavored). And spinach croquetas (taste like spinach dip). Such a cute place I could hang out there. Had music playing and very colorful. Would definitely go back again just to get the pop tarts!!!

Great place to get Cuban food! The fast casual concept is pretty unique and modern. Really impressed with the food. Next time I visit will try the Flat Breads which were recommended. Açaí Bowls 9/10 Cubano Sandwich 10/10 Mariquitas 10/10

The Egg & Cheese crossaint was really good! I like how you can order from a Kiosk & pick up your order at the front. Best cafe con leche here also! The parking was just overwhelming when I went.

I went to Bored Cuban on a Sunday afternoon, it was pretty busy. I thought breakfast was still going on, but unfortunately, it wasn't. I was a little disappointed, they only had 2choices for breakfast, Cuban toast, and an egg sandwich. Perhaps I'll go there again for a snack instead next time. I Walked over to Latin Cafe and had my breakfast there. Can't describe the service, because I didn't talk to anyone and I wasn't approached either. But the atmosphere was good. It was kind of busy for a Sunday at 12:10 p.m.

Loved the Cuban sandwich, very authentic and good value. The Cuban pop tart is a great twist on a pastelito.

The food was great and the place itself is amazing on the inside. I also loved the service.

I got mixed feeling about this place. Food was good although very limited options the place looked great. The only down side was the service. Barely anyone in there and they had 4 team members behind the cash register and instead of bringing me the food(they ask for tip on there pos system) they call your name and you have to pick it up. I get it if it's busy but I dunno just bring me the food but w/e. Love the concept food was ok will not being going back. Just to add music was dope!

The food is delicious, specially the Cuban pop tart and their smashed burger with the guava sauce.

So delicious excellent variety. I keep coming back! The service is friendly and welcoming. The ambiance is vibrant.

I walked to this place from my hotel and probably should have kept walking. The place was empty & it took about 20 minutes to get my Cuban sandwich. It was probably the worst Cuban I have ever had. The whole thing, including the pork, was really dry. The sandwich wasn't pressed and there were no pickles or mustard on it. Maybe I ordered the wrong thing, but it was a waste of $25.

Hip spot to pick up some traditional Cuban bakery treats like Croquettas, empanadas, pastelitos, etc. but also a modern twist offering specialties like flatbreads (or pixas) that feature vaca frita, lechón, cubano, and classic. Then there is a pulled pork (or lechón) Mac n cheese on the menu, plus customizable bowls and wraps, and of course cafecito ;) There's options for coffee and a variety of drinks, plus local desserts like flan, tres leches, arroz con leche and more. They even offer Açaí bowls. I'd say if you are looking for something on the go it's a good pit stop, and also if you are looking for a fusion of flavors in a laid back atmosphere with trendy murals that include funny coloquialisms then this is the place to try! Brought to you by the same owner as the establishment next door, Latin 2000, which is also very good and worth a try on a more sit down and eat note ;)

My name is Odalys Ramos and I went this morning around 7:45a.m. here for breakfast. I ate inside the Restaurant and paid then took my coffee to go and was finishing it in my car. I was on the phone and all of a sudden someone was aggressively knocking on my door. He was rude and told me "Te vas" "Go". He told me he was the owner and he had cameras and was upset I was there taking up a parking spot. Even though I apologized and told him I would go he continued screaming at me and started insulting me and was threatening to call the police. He started saying that I was an Uber or Lyft driver and couldn't stand "those like me". I told him that I was a customer and that he lost a customer that day. He continued to insult me calling me old, ugly, ignorant and was threatening me. I always like to recommend smaller place but unless you want to be profiled, treated like trash and insulted for no good reason I cannot recommend this place. Try somewhere else as the food isn't even that good. I've never been insulted by the owner after supporting their business and run out of a place like a dog before. Wow.

Cute place for lunch or a quick snack. Decor is fun with the Cuban slangs. Service was good. Food was good. I had the açaí bowl I liked it. I took to go the chicken ropa vieja. Well seasoned.