Casa Cubana

Honestly, Casa Cubana is a 10/10. The vibe in there is amazing, it legit felt like I was sitting in my abuela’s house. I ordered the churrasco steak with rice and tostones and the food was fantastic. Everything was super flavorful. Also, our server Jonathan was awesome and took great care of us. If you’re thinking about checking this place out, definitely do it.

I tend to go standard my first visit. Caught them just before closing and they were more than happy to whip me up a Cuban Sandwich for the road. I asked for the sandwich only but Jonathan loaded me up on fries too. The Cuban was perfect. Ham and pork were ratioed nicely. The swiss was fully melted and could have been mistalen for mayo. Could have went a touch heavier on the mustard but the pickles made up for it. Sent me packing with some ketchup, a hot sauce and mojo sauce on the side. Nothing special about the sauces but i prefer my sandwich without. All for under $20... not bad

We were visiting the area and were looking for a place near our hotel. So, we just happened upon Casa Cubana, and so glad we did. When I tell you I had the BEST guacamole I've ever had!! (The picture is after I had started getting into it.) My only complaint was the chips. My sister had the pork belly. It was seasoned nicely and was very tender. We both had the Havana Sangria it was tasty and strong. 10 out of 10! The staff was super friendly and had great recommendations. The vibe was nice. You could dance if you liked, the music wasn't too much. When I'm back in the area I will return with my dancing shoes on.

Unbelievable! Came from so far to find this place close but with open signs. It looks deserted and strangely abandoned as though everyone vanished. I dont understand 😕 terrible as they are announcing themselves as opened until 11 p.m. I honestly wouldn't be so upset if it wasn't for the fact that I came from an hour away.

at casa cubana i feel like family . when you walk in you will be greeted with a smile and immediately feel the welcoming and friendly atmosphere . the employees are attentive , kind , and ready to go the extra mile to make sure you have a great time . whether you need lime for your water , ketchup for your fries , a chair pulled up for your purse , you will be sure to get what you need and often without even having to say a word . i asked about something i saw on the menu online ( the vegetable platter ) , because i didnt see it on the menu in the restaurant . the waiter said that it can be made for me and when the food came out i was so surprised . it was a huge platter of plantains , tostones , fries , empanadas , rice , mozzarella sticks , veggies , ketchup for my fries , a cilantro type of sauce and the craziest thing was a big sparkler in the platter of food . it was such beautiful presentation and the food was as good as it looked . everything was delicious and id never had plantains , tostones , or empanadas and i loved it all . i was not expecting the empanada filling i thought it was going to be potato and cheese but i think it was guava and cheese and it was AMAZING . i had to get two to go boxes to take home all my food and i will enjoy my leftovers for the next few days . thank you casa cubana for the best restaurant experience ive ever had . edit : also , they have the best salsa and guacamole ever . i loved the vegetable platter so much that i forgot to say that .

We took a group of students there for a private activity and had a great time. The owners were very helpful and awesome hosts. The food was delicious and our students had lots of fun during their dancing class. We'll do it again!

The piña colada was awesome and so was the food. The churrasco shrimp mofongo was top tier. And Johnathan , our server was awesome! Will return!

This was a great restaurant that I came to a few times. Great croquetas! I went today at 11:10am and there was no one in sight. Doors closed, no one around. I Walked around the outside and the place looks completely abandoned. Ladders, garbage, over grown grass/plants. It makes me Sad that it seems to have gone down hill. Came from an hour away because it said they opened at 11. No sign saying they will be closed today and the signage on the door is current, 4th of July announcements etc. It’s really too bad, I think this place is done for.

Unfortunately our last visit to Casa Cubana was not great. Service was slow, it took over an hour to get our food and when we did get it, it was disappointing. My friends asked for steak sandwiches and they had more bread than steak. The steak was so small they could barely taste it. My friend and I asked for palomilla steak and got a churrasco cut. Staff was somewhat friendly.

My husband and live in Florida and we went to this restaurant in NC. We are both Cubans. The place looked really nice and the lady that served us was very sweet. I see some of the reviews here and I do agree that the food did not feel very authentic. The beans that I ate I am pretty sure were can beans. The ambience was beautiful though and the drink was awesome! The food may need help from a Cuban chef.

We decided to give this a try on a Saturday night, the location is unassuming and it's clear that it's a converted fast food spot as some of the infrastructure still remains. (I think they are trying to get a drive through going?). As we walked to the front door the live music was blaring outside and it was a great night for it..it was a little early so it wasn't too crowded yet but people were enjoying the party. Once inside it was much more quiet, we were actually shocked at how well insulated it was from the music, which is great for those that was a little more cozy experience. We were greeted right away by a very friendly man in a great hat! We had our pick of tables and I would describe the decor as a casual vibe. I'm assuming as the name suggests, it's supposed to feel like you are at someone's home for a party. They had a good bunch of people working and everyone was really nice but they also were clearly family and had some kids running around and just basically enjoying themselves, I really enjoyed the atmosphere. The menu was great, loads of options. The drink selection was also good, classic Cuban favorites and others. I chose the coconut mojito and it was fresh made and SO good. For an appetizer we had the guacamole and tostones which were really good, and fresh. For dinner I had the arroz con pollo, which was seasoned really well, the rice was a little under for me but still really good. My husband had the ceviche which he said was the best he's ever had and could have had three more bowls. Overall, great spot. We might come back for the music and drinks on another warm night. They also have a good looking breakfast menu!

First time here and my entire entree was bland. I got the chicharrones de pollo and it just didn't do anything for me. The tostones were alright. Not sure if I'll go back. For the price I could have gone to the supermarket and made my own chicharrones taste better. Disappointed

This review is from a Puerto Rican. The food lacked a significant amount of flavor. The portions were quite small for the price. (The papas rellenas were slightly bigger than golf balls and cost $9.99, basically $5/rellena.) The pernil sandwich was good, but there wasn't that much meat. We had two servers helping us since I am not confident in my Spanish - but I heard the English-speaking one tell the Spanish-speaking one I wanted the lunch portion of the mofongo and the Spanish-speaking server still put it in as a dinner portion (a difference of around $10). Mid-meal movement behind my husband's head caught my eye - it turned out to be the ceiling vent/fan dripping water. I am not interested in returning.

Visited on a Friday night, wasn't super crowded (was rainy outside too). Immediately got a seat. Had a DJ, music was very loud (just a heads up to anyone who may not enjoy that). Was a little disappointed in the salsa served as a "free appetizer". Salsa tastes just like Tostitos salsa out of the jar. Expected a little more craftiness from a Cuban restaurant but the chips were really good. Drinks: Mojito sampler all three were delicious. Also ordered a Cuban mule which was fantastic as well. Food: Caribbean jerk chicken and Skirt steak. Both had great flavor. I saw a few comments about the rice not being cooked all the way. The rice is cooked al dente. I personally liked it to break up the texture of the shredded chicken and rice. It made it not as mushy. Do not mistake Cuban food for Mexican food if that's what you're expecting. This cuisine has a style very much its own. Coastal seafood, indigenous fruits and root vegetables contribute to its unique cultural mix. All these influences along with a Caribbean flair, give Cuban food its distinctive, flavorful taste. The only food these cultures have in common is tamales and the love of rice and beans.

My friends and I wanted to find and try authentic Cuban food. We drove far into Raleigh to try CC. It was well worth the drive. I was pretty excited to order a cafe con leche. I have to say I've missed having these after living in South Florida. I also have been wanting a real Cuban sandwich. I was very satisfied and savored each bite. I ordered a half order and could only eat half. My friends ordered several items and were very happy. I have to say the pork was outstanding and I equate this to being as good as the roast pork I've had in Miami. Which is a compliment. Our server was super nice and friendly. The atmosphere is warm and inviting. We will be back. The only negative was that the service took a while. So if you plan on trying this place be patient.

I've been looking for authentic Cuban food in the triangle area. I came across this restaurant on Yelp and asked my friends to try it out with me. I was not disappointed with my visit to Casa Cubana. My friends and I sat ourselves upon entry. I will say that it took close to ten minutes before were greeted. However, the waiter was very friendly and offered recommendations from the menu. The decor of the restaurant included a Cuban flag, wicker light fixtures and colorful artwork. It all created a comfortable environment. I immediately ordered my favorite drink at the moment-Cafe con Leche. I don't know what it is but this Cuban drink is my thing right now (Please share if you have had great Cafe con Leches in the triangle area-Thank you!) The Cafe con Leche had the perfect amount of sweetness. I also ordered the croquettes (filled with ham and cheese) and the tostones sampler, which is a must try. The roasted pork, on the sampler, and the croquettes were savory. I definitely recommend these two menu items.

Fabulous mofongo! The prices are so reasonable...portions are plentiful...and people very friendly. I hope they thrive here! Excellent quality food.

Food not the best. We had a Cuban sandwich. Overpriced for what it is. Service could be better; part of the order came towards the end of the meal. We thought they had forgotten about it.

Sooo this was my 1st time trying this place!! I was reallyyyy disappointed!!! When I opened my plate I got reallyyyyy sad...I thought u was going to have actual chicken on the bone not shredded chicken! The rice was old and cold...and cat or dog hair was in the side of my container. I don't have pets‼...the peas were hard in my rice and wasn't aware pineapples would be on the meat as well!! I think they gave me end of the night food I asked for Cubana bread but this looks like Texas toast!! Service was good tho!! No one was hardly in there...I don't like plantains so I didn't eat them but I took a plate to let you know exactly what I received...the taste was ok but NO!! I spent over $20 on this...

I got invited to this restaurant by a friend. The restaurant seems like it took over a fast food building like Wendy's. When going in we got treated with the friendly waitress who sat us down. I ended up ordering the carne frita with rice and grandules as well as the chicken and mozzarella empanadas which was good but the rice I would was suburb. As for drinks a got the very huge and delicious virgin Pina colada. As we finished out we headed outside for the entertainment and there was a woman singing various Spanish music from Salsa, Merengue, bachata and she was good. From time to time the waiting will bring out free Sangria to women only. At 10pm they bring in a Deejay which was playing classic Spanish songs I grew up when I was a kid. They also had karaoke on which I won which the prize was a shot of tequila with lime. I really had a good time at this place and I will return.

We enjoyed our food at Casa Cubana. My daughter ordered the Palimilla steak which is her favorite thing to order at a Cuban restaurant. She said it was one of the best she has ever eaten. I tried the Bistec de Pollo. The grilled chicken with mojo was very good. The fried plantains and black beans were outstanding. We will definitely be back whenever we're in the mood for Cuban food!

We moved here from South Florida and I was so excited to see Cuban food. We were soooooo disappointe. I don't think the owner has ever had real Cuban food.

Casa Cubana is so good it makes me blow my mind. I don't know how they make the food so good. -Oliver, 6 Fantastic spot - the food is terrific, but service is what earns the five stars. Attentive, full of good humor, and made my kid feel like a king. Will be back often.

Very disappointed with overall food quality. I am Cuban and not a picky eater but I have to say the food was not great! I figured what I ordered is not very hard to get wrong but I ordered Palomilla steak with white rice and black beans got chicken steak .. when I mentioned they brought the wrong thing they replaced with a tough over cooked steak which was not worth the price I paid. It was small and chewy. Not tender at all! Full of fat! The black beans lacked flavor , very bland. The Cuban sandwich was not very good and the last thing to come out ! We did not eat it .. The Mofongo with shrimp was good. The papa rellena was skimpy on the meat inside more potato than anything! I strongly recommend not to go there you will be disappointed! I paid $184 for food that was not of great quality! Won't be back again!

Service: Substandard..waited 5 minutes at the host stand without being acknowledged, I walked up to a waitress who offered me a table..then I waited 10 minutes without being acknowledged or approached and had to get up to ask a waiter to take my order. Once I was served the food, waiter did not return to check to see if everything was alright until I finished eating. Food: Substandard. Too small of a portion of "Steak de Palomilla". Rice was old and had chunks of dry rice mixed within. Flavor was good. Presentation was average with a few randomly placed raw onions on top of the steak and a decorative edible flower on top of the rice. A main issue of concern is that the bill had a price of $22.99 for "Bistec de Palomilla" and the price printed on the menu is $19.99 . At this point I paid the bill, informed the waiter about the problem and left. Now, I visited this restaurant with a friend about one month ago and ordered two bistecs and had the same issue of overpricing on this same item then. At that time I brought this issue to the waiter's attention and he corrected the bill, took off 6 dollars and alerted the Manager about the discrepancy. My question to the Owner is: why was this discrepancy of pricing on the computer and the menu not corrected in a timely manner? Also. Are other items on the menu also currently being overcharged? These management mistakes don't do anything positive for the image of the restaurant . I suggest you get on the ball and offer training to your employees and kitchen staff. The place is nice and there is no excuse for your business to not have an opportunity to thrive. I do wish you success and will most likely return sometime and give your restaurant another review. From a concerned Hispanic customer.. Sincerely. Henry C. Bachelor of Science, Hospitality Management. Florida International University.

My family is half Cuban, and I am extremely disappointed. Ordered the Havana Chicken Sandwich which contains "Boneless grilled chicken topped with lettuce, tomatoes, pineapple, guacamole, melted Swiss, mayo and spicy avocado sauce". The order came out with ham added in, I cannot eat ham, no tomatoes and no lettuce. I sent it back, the sandwich came back with the ham taken off (not remade), no guacamole, no avocado sauce, and no pineapple. My mother ordered Viejo Ropa, which the waitress did not inform us that there were two options: beef and chicken. The waitress decided to give her chicken (which tasted freezer burnt) without us knowing there was a beef option that would've been preferred. I ordered a Coconut Mojito, which was very good, accept there was hardly any alcohol. The waitress was noticeably annoyed with us communicating our dismay. No discounts taken off, no offer to order anything else, no issues solved. I would not recommend this business, find better options elsewhere.

For context we are not picky and enjoy all types of food. However, this place was absolutely terrible today; sadly. Half my family is Cuban, the service was slow and the food was a sad attempt to Cuban food. Nothing made any sense. Please don't call yourself Cuban House (in Spanish) if the food is not Cuban. It was our second time here, the first time we did not provide a review because we had to leave due to waiting 30 minutes before being helped (they clearly did not have enough staff) even though the place was half full.

I've been looking for a good Cuban restaurant...this was not it. Croquettes - stuffed with ham. I was told this is the same as the tropical pickin chicken that was permanently closed. It was very mushy and salty. They were 4 for $6.95. Spicy jerk chicken - shredded chicken in spicy jerk sauce with pineapples. This was supposed to come with yellow and rice sweet plantains. I received salad and sweet plantains. I had to ask for rice. They warned me it was spicy but I got it anyways and I could barely eat it so that was my fault. Chillo frito - fried red snapper. Delicious and I love the way it came out. This was supposed to come with yellow rice, black beans and tostones. We received white rice. This is a very casual dining. We may be back to try other items.

Although there was a slight wait for the food, the exceptional customer service and genuine friendliness of the staff and owner more than made up for it. A special surprise was seeing our children welcomed into the VIP section to play games, which was such a thoughtful and unexpected touch. Our group of 13 had a fantastic time, and many of us are already planning to return for upcoming events and more delicious meals.

Want to love this place because the people are so nice. We came in on a Wednesday night at 6:30 and nobody was in the restaurant. It was odd. There was on person working up front and one in the back it seemed. No music so was eerily quiet too. Service was really slow for literally only having us in the restaurant when we ordered our order. I got the Ropa Vieja and it was really tasty.

The food was ok to good (hence the 2 stars). The ambience was non-existent. We went for my birthday - because my first choice was full - and literally no one was there. We thought they must be getting ready for an event, but didn't know. We spent a decent amount - $80-90 - and was going to skip dessert because we had cake at home, but the waiter/owner talked us in to getting a flan, which pushed the total to over $100. Then when we got the check we found out that if you have a larger group, or order more than $100 worth, they add a higher tip/fee, due to your having created more work for the waiter. We did no such thing, considering we were 2 adults and 2 kids, who don't eat a lot at this point, and there was literally NO ONE else in the restaurant to serve, meaning no one was overworked due to our little party being the only one there. My husband asked the waiter about it, with no satisfactory result for us. I was appalled. It was my birthday for one, and perhaps the dessert should have been free, or the waiter shouldn't have been so insistent on our ordering something (which is why we only got one to share). Two, the waiter/owner had no customer service skills and seemed to not care that we were unhappy, and did nothing to make our experience better. I don't know about you, but I like to feel special on my birthday, and this was not the experience I had in mind. Needless to say, we won't be going back or suggesting this restaurant.

Pablo was an excellent server. My family enjoyed the dining experience and I would recommend eating here!

The la Casa'a favorite mojito was absolutely divine! Pablo and Rosey were incredible - will definitely be back!!

Casa Cubana iis one of those restaurants that has transformed into club like atmosphere, with seating inside as well as outside. The issue is there are not enough staff to handle the footprint of all the areas, so wait times on food is measured in hours, as we waited two hours for food. Drinks took 30 minutes and the bars main drink is Johnny Walker Black for a top shelf drink, not much variety. Now the music was epic if you enjoy Cuban style dance, so if you go eat somewhere else the get drinks only at this place. Did I mention food?, not only does it take forever, it was overcooked, and the rice was cold. Gratuity was 18% for our party of 10, and yes, with checks split 5 ways each party paid 18% to wait for food that took two hours to be served and wasn't good.. All in all, you have to try places to find out so this one will percent be on our "never to go again" list. Try for yourself and formulate your own opinion. Ours is this place really sucked!

Service was really good. Tostones and fried plantains were excellent. Mofongo could have been better but the meat was well prepared. We had flan and coffee and they were both really good too.

The food is absolutely DELIGHTFUL. The service was good. Everytime I've gone the food is good, and the place is clean! The ambiance is very loud. If you/ who you're going with gets over stimulated, keep that in mind.

During the last year we have ordered takeout from CC several times. The food here has always been really really good. Being from NYC we always enjoyed Cuban and Puerto Rican inspired foods. We never dined here but we decided to stop in on a Friday evening. We sat outside and they currently have about a third of their parking lot closed off for outside seating. There is a large tent and a mojito bar under one of the tents. There was some sort of benefit event going on that night and it entailed a zumba class, interesting. I follow their Facebook page and usually on weekends they have a band and dancing outside. As you can see from the photos, we ordered a lot of food. We started with an order of guacamole. It was fresh and the plantains were fried and seasoned very nicely. My wife wanted the ceviche which came with Tostones. The ceviche was delicious. The Tostones that came with it were crunchy and had a nice taste to them. For dinner I went with a Taste of Cuba. This is a sampler dish with chicken, shredded pork and shredded beef. It was accompanied by boiled Yucca, sweet plantains and rice and beans. It was delicious. My wife ordered the bistec de pallomilla which she enjoyed. Pro tip: order the fried rice. It's awesome and we ended taking most of it home. This review is 4 1/4 stars. The food here is very good. The service was little slow but I'll chalk it up to them being short staffed like most restaurants are now. It looked like they only had two waitresses working outside and they were busy. We will definitely be back!

Food and Drinks are fantastic! Mofongo and Mojito are delish! Annabel was a pleasure Only problem is that there are NO prices in the menu???

Had a great experience at Casa Cubana. Came as a group of 10. We were seated outside which was great because they were having live music that night. The food was good, ambiance was lively. Nice experience overall.

I love a restaurant that can whisk you away on a mini vacation in your hometown! We celebrated my husband's birthday at Casa Cubana. Great Mojitos. Tasty dishes. Cute decor. I loved this yummy, Instagram-able location! Lots of gluten-free and dairy-free choices. Parking is odd. It's in an old Wendy's building so it's quaint and very creative.

Awesome place we found out about today and it was delicious! Definitely recommend for anybody who wants authentic hispanic/caribbean food!

We loved the food at casa cubana - the food was fresh and very well seasoned - we met one of the owner, Jonathan, what a wonderful person he is. The four stars it's because you do need to wait a bit more for the food - but it's worth it.

Miguel' Service was 100%. Came for dinner and I was suprised with the mojitos. The juices were fresh and excellent flavor. I tried the regular, mango and passion fruit. Hard to decide which one was my favorite. Ordered the Casa Cubana mofongo. The flavor is very authentic and highly recommended. Love Cuban food

Met up with a friend to celebrate their birthday. I'm from New York so I'm pretty picky when it comes to good food. They offered a wide variety of selections, including things for vegetarians. Super dope ambiance, with great music, and staff. Had the please of meeting the owner and his family. Highly recommended!

Ridiculously expensive, weak drinks, the chicharrones de pollo tasted like they were a week old. This restaurant is an absolute miss, no wonder it was absolutely empty.

I went to this restaurant with some friends to try it out. I was impressed by the selection of food. It was delicious. It also had a lot of options for drinks as well. The waiter was super sweet but not very fast so this is more of a relaxing restaurant than if you have to be somewhere else. I loved the music and the decorations and all the plants because it really made me feel like it was in the culture. However, I did not like that. They had a sign that said that they really only wanted people there for like 2 hours because they were small establishment and they needed to move tables. It made it feel rushed. Overall I would recommend this restaurant.

I have visited this restaurant 3x. 2 out of the 3 times I ordered the red snapper and I must say that it's probably the best in the Triangle. The other time I ordered the chicken. Good dish with brown rice. Here are my suggestions Completely fry the entire fish head Wait time for large parties could be better. Keep more Texas Pete in stock. Follow us on IG @trianglemarketingsolutions

Monicas drink was amazing! I had a great time with the music and also getting taught dance moves! Great environment & experience

My wife and I were in the area and are trying their breakfast menu. I got the Ropa Veija Breakfast, Carol got "The Scrambler". Nobody was here aside from the waiter snd the chef thanks to Roy Cooper and his CCP Virus shutdown.

So, we used to like going to this place. But, there are new owners and some big changes. Firstly, when you are seated , you notice they have a cigar menu. No, problemo, we think: we'll be seated inside and all the cigar smokers are outdoors. That's fine except for the fact that they leave a door open between the dining room and the smoking area. It didn't take long for us to smell the cigars, and not long after that for both of us to have a headache. The food is good. No major changes to the menu. Some of the waitstaff claim they cannot understand English. The music was too loud last time we visited.

Muy lamentable q no se pudo comer aquí la música tan alta, y un olor a marihuana. El señor q estaba cantando más bien gritaba los meseros gritan para poder tomar las órdenes. Horrible

Casa Cubana is one of those restaurants that you want to visit for authentic Cuban food. Everything looks good and the people working there are very nice. They have live music and they also have karaoke, great place for family with kids.

My mom and I came for brunch and loved it. Tommy was an awesome server and everything we got was good. We shared a mojito sampler and it was tasty. Definitely want to go back for dinner to try more of the classic Cuban and Puerto Rican dishes but we enjoyed a sweet start to our girls day out!

The food was absolutely delicious. The restaurant did not have many patrons and they should be full every day! The Cuban plate I had was delicious and there was enough food for leftovers.

Tried newly opened Casa Cubana early on a Sunday nite. Food is delicious, service still a little disjointed. A dozen wood top tables ring a few high top tables at the center of the dining room, with a 6 seat bar in front of the kitchen. Cuban music plays at medium volume in the background. We were seated quickly and drink orders taken. A basket of 2 types of toasted, warm bread are served. The mojitos are outstanding. The drink is big - served in water glass. The proportions are perfect - not too strong, not too sweet, nicely muddled fresh mint plus a lime slice and a stalk of sugar cane. Really delicious. The only criticism is that it took a while for the drinks to be served, even though the restaurant wasn't that busy. I chalk that up to a new team. To get a feel for the menu, decided to try the Rumba sampler. This is an appetizer for two and is loaded with a shredded pork empanada, ham croquetas, fried pork nuggets, fried chicken chunks, plantain chips and crispy yucca plus 2 sauces for dipping. A minor nit is that the sampler isn't served with plates. Appetizer plates would make this easier to navigate instead of eating over the shared platter. The empanada comes from a nearby sister restaurant (Empanada Factory). It's a delicious crispy pastry stuffed with perfectly spiced shredded pork. The ham croquetas resemble cheese sticks - oblong tubes of ham-based filling, breaded and deep fried. These are OK, but not my favorite - kind of bland. The chicken is small chunks of bone-in meat, fried deep brown. They're crunchy with a garlicky spice to them. Pork nuggets are similarly prepared, small chunks deep fried till crunchy. Both are fantastic dipped in the green sauce; avocado based and extra garlicky. Spicy, but not hot. Plantains are length-wise peels, nice and crunchy. Yucca sliced like steak fries, and deep fried. Each choice is delicious and this a great representation of the menu options. Next, tried the Cuban sandwich. There are a couple of Cuban sandwich options on the menu, the choice this time is Miami style. It's a 9" Cuban bread, piled high with slow roasted shredded pork slathered in a garlic sauce, plus ham, swiss, mayo, mustard and pickles. The sandwich is served pressed, with fries on the side. The pork is moist and flavorful, the garlic sauce a great enhancement. The pork overpowers the other ingredients though, so it essentially tastes like a shredded pork sandwich. The bread could have been pressed longer; its better when it's crustier. Still, a delicious sandwich. Next time I'll try the Tampa Cuban, so I can compare. Lastly tried the black bean soup. This is a great rendition of this classic. Beans soft and spiced perfectly in an earthy broth, slightly thick from the simmering beans. Yum. Did have to go to the counter and ask for a spoon... Again new service working out the kinks. Overall, the food at Casa Cubana is great, with many other entrees to try. I'm sure that as the team settles in, service gets smoother. Definitely will be back.

This was our date night spot last night. I was excited to try it since the owner seems to be a large presence in the area with several other restaurants. Menu is decent with a good variety of things. We got the "fried chicken" with rice and beans and also the fried shrimp with yellow rice. Shrimp was great but nothing else was worth writing home about. I enjoyed the sauces they brought out with the meals. We also got Pina colada's. Overall, I'm not sure I would return here. The prices are high for the overall serving sizes and presentation of the place itself. Fix wobbly tables! Lol. Makes the experience SO much cheaper when we're sitting at a wobbly and sticky table

Jose was our waiter and he made thee best drinks! The service was amazing and the food was sooooo yummy!!! This place is a little gem! Highly recommend! I'm honestly shocked it's not busier!