Lisa R.
Yelp
Just as its predecessors at the same location (Carlitos, Dona Lisset), El Bolero continues the tradition of homestyle, authentic Cuban food made with fresh ingredients. The prices aren't as wallet-friendly, but that's a familiar lament with most dining establishments these days. The combination platters (with a choice of meat/main dish, rice and side), served cafeteria style, are generously portioned with an average price under $15. We particularly enjoy the roasted pork (lechon asado), shredded beef (ropa vieja) and stews (fricases) as well as the appetizers like the fried croquettes (croquetas) and stuffed potatoes (papas rellenas). Sometimes the rice is on the dry side. We have yet to try the sandwiches or desserts. The small size of the premises means that there is very limited seating, so we always do take-out.However, the owners have set up a delightful patio outdoor eating area, and everything looks clean and inviting. Buen provecho!