Bulila Pizza Cubana

The food was amazing all freshly made the vanilla shake is super good the ham pizza was fantastic and the chicharon pizza was amazing too 10/10 definitely recommend

My wife and I had a pleasant experience ordering, waiting in the cozy restaurant, and eating the pizza and garlic bread. The staff were welcoming and accommodating. The food was delicious! We were lucky enough to be staying close to this spot during our visit.

It’s a small place with a big vibe, and their Cuban pizza is next-level good. The staff is super friendly, and everything on the menu tastes homemade and full of flavor.

Great Pizza! From the previous reviews I see that this spot is a family owned restaurant! That’s so cool! They serve great pizza and the service was very helpful and hospitable!

Great service. Our waitress was Celia. She did a great job, food was delicious, beer was good. The spaghetti was delicious! They are from Santi Espíritu Cuba.

In Little Havana; strolled over with a pal for lunch. Pizza and pasta with many topping choices; also sandwiches and a little breakfast. Shakes, juices, soups, coffees too.

The best in miami!!! Best pizza the service is amazing!! You will not be disapointed

Family owned restaurant from my hometown in Cuba. Amazing food and family environment. Definitely recommend 💯

Lo máximo Cuban restaurante riquísimo ... las pizzas riquísimas las torticas de morón

La comida y la atención muy buena, la pizzas muy ricas. Tratan muy bien a los clientes. Recomiendo este lugar 100%

The pizza looked good, but I'm just not a fan of their sauce. It's not typical Rey pizza or Monte de oca sauce, it's thick and very sweet. It was pretty cheap for all the food we got. We just couldn't finish eating it because of the taste of their sauce. If they would change that, I would rate 5 stars.

From all the Cuban pizza places I been, this has to be the closest to the real thing. Cuban myself. It is also a very good price! Clean place. Friendly staff. The location and place it's a little hidden but nevertheless it's good. I prefer this over the competition as the sauce from the competition (Rey pizza I guess?) gives me severe acid reflux.

Best Cuban pizza and spaghetti in Miami! Wee come here all the time. The dough is made fresh everyday by the owner and the taste of the spaghetti sauce is addicting.

This place is amazing, the best Cuban pizza I ever taste, love it, I advice you to come, and super cheap, love it..

This is the the best Cuban pizza I have ever tried in my life. It is sad that these people are so hidden an nobody knows much about them. Their personal Cuban pizzas are amazing with that yummy crust. The reason why I want to write a post is because this place is so underrated.

This is an amazing place , use to be smaller, Very clean , delicious pizza and spaguetti , they also made really good sakes such as mamey , trigo, maltiada and the bocaditos de helados are very good and are home made . They also delivery !

I have an obsession with pizza, and being from Miami, the land with few decent NY Style pizza joints and no Chicago Style pizza joins it leaves much to be desired. I'd been driving by this sign for cuban pizza off of 57th Avenue and 8th Street going north and finally decided to stop and see. Doesn't get more hole in the wall than this. Couldn't even see it when I parked, but deduced where it had to be, hidden between an optical place next to some type of clothing store... As expected this was a trip to old world latin america. Two basic tables with four chairs and counter space with four to six stools total, latin music blaring, but the owner brought it down when I entered. I asked for a menu and was given a 4x6 full color card. It listed pizzas and pastas with their toppings and prices. Their personal cheese was $4 and the family size was $12. Toppings included ham, chorizo, "shrimps" and pepperoni. The wall also listed all the typical cuban staple sandwiches, like a frita and a media noche at a fair price as well as the typical tropical juices and shakes, though I wasn't interested in them, since I came for the pizza... Like typical cuban pizza, the is thick, resembling focaccia, which I would bet has some lard thrown in for "good luck". It's similar to Pizza Hut pan crust but more seasoned. The tomato sauce had some type tang in it, cumin, garlic, and/or paprika. Whatever it is it's traditionally cuban my wife says. The cheese felt like some type of whole milk mozzarella or gouda, which I think is what I read these cuban pizza places use. Anyway, the pizza was well done all the way through and was as good if not better than Montes de Oca and Rey's Pizza. The place is cash only. Expect to bring along an interpreter if you don't speak Spanish or just point to the menu. I wish the owner luck as it doesn't get more mom and pop than this. :)

I'm a pizza fan and I can tell that this place has the real taste of the cuban pizza. I love it. It's better than Montes de Oca. And better customer service.