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Welcome To Cuba Café Restaurant
At Cuba Café Restaurant, we celebrate the vibrant flavors and rich culture of Cuba right in the heart of Las Vegas. Nestled at 2055 E Tropicana Ave, our establishment provides a warm, casual atmosphere reminiscent of Little Havana. Guests can indulge in authentic dishes like classic Cuban sandwiches and hearty lechon asado, crafted with a careful blend of spices. We take pride in offering a full bar, vegan options, and live music on weekends for an immersive dining experience. Although our service may be laid-back, the exquisite food makes every visit a delightful culinary journey. Join us for lunch, dinner, and unforgettable moments!
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Cuba Café Restaurant
Welcome to Cuba Café Restaurant, an authentic culinary oasis nestled in the heart of Las Vegas, at 2055 E Tropicana Ave #1. This charming establishment brings the vibrant flavors of Cuban cuisine to life, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere reminiscent of Miami’s Little Havana. A favorite among locals and tourists alike, Cuba Café invites you to indulge in its delightful offerings, from a classic Cuban Sandwich to savory Lechon Asado.
The restaurant covers all bases—whether you're looking to dine in, grab a quick takeout, or enjoy a leisurely meal with family and friends. With its casual vibe, moderate noise level, and the option for outdoor seating, it's perfect for groups of all sizes. The accommodating staff ensures that your dining experience is relaxed, allowing you to savor every bite.
- Reservation Options: Whether you want to make a plan or drop by spontaneously, Cuba Café supports reservations, ensuring you always have a spot.
- Catering Services: Planning a gathering? The restaurant offers catering options that are ideal for groups, making it a perfect choice for parties or events.
- Experience Live Music: On weekends, enjoy the full Cuban experience with live music, adding rhythm to your meal.
- Vegan and Vegetarian Options: Culinary flexibility shines with a variety of vegan and limited vegetarian choices that cater to diverse tastes.
- Family-Friendly: With a focus on being family-friendly, Cuba Café is an excellent destination for kids, welcoming families to explore rich flavors together.
While Cuba Café excels in providing a genuine taste of Cuba, customer reviews suggest a mixed experience with occasional service delays. However, those willing to embrace a leisurely dining experience often find the slow-paced service perfectly aligns with the theme of enjoying long meals, akin to traditional Cuban dining.
Many patrons rave about the dishes. The House Bread and Churrasco have earned impressive scores, with the Pernil frequently highlighted as the star of the menu due to its tenderness and flavor. One can't miss the delightful Amarillos, sweet and satisfying, or the Rice & Beans, which are flawlessly cooked and seasoned. It’s clear the food here earns high praise, giving guests a genuine taste of Cuba.
Whether you're a lifelong admirer of Cuban cuisine or new to it, Cuba Café Restaurant is worth visiting. The spirit of Cuba bursts forth not only through its dishes but also in its décor and ambiance, ensuring an experience that transcends mere dining. Bring your friends, enjoy the music, and make memories over great food—this hidden gem on Tropicana is sure to leave you wanting more.
Interested in diving into authentic Cuban culture through food? Make a reservation today by calling (702) 795-7070 and prepare yourself for an unforgettable culinary journey!
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“ This hidden gem is the authentic Cuban atmosphere and food you've been looking for. As soon as I walked in, it felt like I was in Miami (little Havana) and I knew that this was the place --- we were greeted as soon as we walked in and seated, now the service might be on the slower side, which is not something we mind because we are more of a "long meal" type of family, but you definitely want to factor that in if you're trying to come here in a rush. The food was absolutely delicious, my go to is of course a classic Cuban Sandwich, and I will say that the prices match not too pricey and you have space to sample a few items. This is always the first stop when my family comes into town, and every experience is as good as the last. Tip: Go on the weekends for dinner to get the full experience with live music! ”
“ Come and enjoy authentic Cuban food in a Cuban atmosphere! Unlike many "spanish" type cuisine, Cuban food uses a variety of spices, not spicy at all. Big difference, visit and enjoy! ”
“ I've been to Cuba Cafe before and can confidently say the food is always delicious and authentic. The dishes really give you a taste of the culture, and the execution is impressive. However, this visit left me with mixed feelings. First, the service wasn't the best. Our waitress was a bit standoffish--not rude, but definitely not the friendliest. It didn't feel particularly welcoming, which was disappointing. I was excited to have coffee with my meal, but their coffee maker was down. I was surprised they don't make coffee on the stovetop as a backup--especially given the importance of coffee in Cuban culture. It felt like a missed opportunity. As for the food: * House Bread: Tasted homemade and didn't even need butter. A solid 9/10 from me, 9.5/10 from my boyfriend. * Churrasco: The chimichurri was great! 8/10 from me and 8.3/10 from Dylan. * Rice & Beans: Absolutely flawless. Perfectly cooked and seasoned. Easy 10/10 for both of us. * Salad: Surprisingly tasty! We both gave it a 9.4/10. * Pernil (Dylan's dish): This was the star of the meal. Incredibly soft, tender, and flavorful. 10/10 from me, 9.6/10 from Dylan. * Amarillos: Sweet and delicious! 8.2/10 from both of us. The food is undeniably good, but the prices are on the higher side. Soda was $3.95--the same price as the espresso I couldn't order. That's a bit steep, even for quality food. Overall, the food earns this place its stars, but the lackluster service and small frustrations (like no coffee options) bring the experience down a notch. If you're coming for the food, you won't be disappointed. ”
“ My husband was craving a Cuban sandwich. We hadn't been to Cuba Cafe in a while, but we needed to be in that area anyway, so it was the perfect choice. We must always go at off times 'cuz there was no one there when we walked in about 12:15, but customers were coming in as we were finishing our meal. We got an order of croquetas. They were okay, but probably wouldn't order them again. We decided to split a media noche, recommended by the waiter for the bread. I'm glad I asked for he choice, instead of just getting the regular Cuban. After much debate we settled on lechon asado, the roast pork plate. Wow! What a delicious pile of pork they served up! It came with Morros & cristianos & a lightly dressed spring green salad on the plate. Oh, there was a small basket of yummy crispy garlic toast served before the meal, too. We were too full for coffee or dessert after eating, unfortunately. I did have to take off a star for the overwhelming smell of Fabuloso when walked in. I wish restaurants would use that stuff in the evening not in the morning right before customers come in. It's overpowering & unappetizing. ”
“ Located next to my favorite chicken spot, I stopped by here for a Cubano sandwich for myself and a coworker. The service was good, and the restaurant was beautifully decorated. Ordered the Cubano sandwich, and it came with fries. It was delcious, and my co-worker also enjoyed it. We will definitely be back. ”
