Havana Cafe

At first this establishment looks quite homely, spacious with a flair for Cuba, it feels right, I order the Cuban sandwich. IT WILL LEAVE YOU Wanting more. Truly a taste of Cuba. The sandwich was Perfection, tosted like heaven made.There are other cuisine that are offered that Take you there.almost like Mama used to make. The list is Great., come one come All.this place won't disappoint. Try the Aros con Pollo, chicken and rice, the savor will bring back memories of Havana. Fast and Friendly with smiles. All this on Casa View area, must be a God send, also try the Mojito bar, perfection, satisfying, comfort. What more can you ask for. ... you want more, then you better go to Miami and find a Boat ride to Cuba , It doesn't get better than this.

Fantastic food, friendly service, the ropa villea is something I craved when I was away.

I am going to preface this review by saying that I am born and raised in Miami and spent most of my life there. My ancestry has Cuban in it, I ate it all my life since my family cooks Cuban food. Ever since moving to Ohio, I miss easily buying some by going to a Cuban restaurant. Some things I cannot make, so when I get the chance on trips to eat Cuban, I got for it.Sadly, I was disappointed ordering from Havana Cafe thru Uber Eats. I was tired from two flights to Dallas, I wanted some good comfort food before I turned in for the nightFirstly, if someone orders food to a hotel, it would be nice if you include some utensils for them. How exactly do you expect someone in a hotel to eat their food?!?!? Thankfully I was able to find some in the hotel.I ordered the following:1) two croquetas de jamon (ham croquettes). For those unfamiliar with what these are, they are fried meat logs which when done right are heavenly. It is one of my favorite Cuban foods to eat. 2) Masa de Cerdo (Pork)3) Arroz con Morros (rice and black beans)4) Cuban BreadOne thing the Uber Eats menu doesnt explain, the food comes with black beans and rice... so I got them in two different ways (arroz con moro). Wish it was clear, I would have saved money.Now for the most part the food was disappointing. Both versions of the rice and black beans were bland. The croquettas, were some of the worst I have ever had. They were inedible and gross. It was like they were old/stale. The pork was delicious, flavorful and perfectly seasoned. The cuban bread was good. Still the positives of the meal were outweighed by the bad.Wish It was not the case, as I said I really wanted to have some great Cuban food. Alas, this did not happen!

The food here was good, just took a long time to come out. Small cozy place. We came on a Saturday evening and plenty of seatings.

I used to frequent this cozy little cafe when I lived in Dallas, now living in the suburbs doesn't make it so easy, but decided to revisit this place once again, and it never fails to satisfy my craving for tropical Cuban cuisine. We started out with appetizers, ordering the Yucca Frita, Cuban Empanadas, and Bolitas de Bacalao. All of the sharable plates came out hot and fresh. My dining partner tried the Ropa Vieja (my all time favorite Cuban dish) and I decided to try the Arroz Con Pollo. Both were exceptional, and both tasted great! The Arroz con Pollo is enough to feed two people! We also had dessert, the bread pudding and the Chocolate Coconut cake and both were the perfect ending to a tasty meal. Highly recommend this place if you're looking for a unique dining experience!!

Has an authentic south Florida Miami Cuban cafe vibe. Open and bright space. Pastel accent walls showcase eclectic Cuban artwork and photography--like a gallery space for local artists essentially. Full bar with a seasonal mojito menu. Mojitos are handmade at the bar with lots of mint and sugar cane, and they're really good! Stellar classic 80's music playing in the background, though there is also a small stage for live music performances. There were actually quite a few native Cubanos eating here while I was visiting, so that's definitely a good sign. Server was super nice and quick. Cuban sandwich and maduros were excellent. Highly recommend.

I was excited to find a good Cuban restaurant in town, and I saw this place had really good reviews. Well I am not pleased. Arroz con pollo is a pretty safe dish, so I started with that. The rice is soggy and watery, like literally so much liquid at the bottom of the container. I have never seen it prepared this way. The chicken was bland. Just didn't like it at all. Couldn't eat it. The plantains were good but after sitting in that sauce, I just couldn't finish those either. Not to mention, the woman behind the counter was not friendly at all. I will not be back.

I was the only person waiting for some to-go food while one table was getting their food, and it took 23 minutes to make one cuban sandwich. The waiter/cashier was not very friendly either and did not apologize for the wait. I wish I could say the food made up for it, but it's not anywhere close to as good as it used to be. The fries were overcooked and tasted like they'd been sprinkled with artificial lime flavor. The sandwich was just so-so. Nothing great. The bread was soggy, even though I ate it immediately, and the pickles were cheap and colored with food dye. This place used to be very good. Please fix it. We need good Cuban food.

It's really hard to find good Puerto Rican food in the DFW so Cuban is the closest thing to it I can find to it. It's clean and while there wasn't some going on at the moment, looks like they play live music! Our server Wendy was super quick with taking our orders and getting our food on the table. BEST YUCCA FRITA I'VE EVER HAD. The jugo de parcha was delicious too. The menu had a lot of variety so you can't go wrong here.

Cute little place. Food was flavorful and a decent portion. Service was eh. But they were busy tending to a party. Live music was nice for a change.