D'Cuban Cafe

want to try the cuban sampler platter & cuban sandwichtropical drinks if they got them

Last weekend we ordered delivery because we were being lazy and didn't want to get in the cold. Looking for something new, we ran across D'Cuban Cafe in our "Want to Try" bookmarks. The dishes we ordered were packaged well for delivery and it all was hot and fresh. Often fried foods end up a bit soggy when ordered via delivery, but these were not. My favorite was the fried plantains with rice, beans, and ropa vieja beef. The garlic cilantro sauce was so good, we'll definitely order extra next time!! To get a sampling of the "sides" we opted for the Cuban Sampler. It came with an empanada (we didn't get to choose the filling and were hoping for chicken but got beef/picadillo), fried yuca, papa rellena (a bit bland), ham croquette (hubby liked this, I wasn't a fan), and sweet plantains. We also ordered a guava pastelito to share (delicious but kind of skimpy on the filling). Last but not least we shared a cuban sandwich...you can't try a 'new to you' cuban restaurant without checking out the Cuban. It was much larger than we were expecting (nice!) and had good flavor. We thought it would probably be much better if we were eating it fresh from the restaurant instead of a bit smooshed from delivery.

I hope the owner or manager reads this. Having lived in Puerto Rico, Miami, and having Cuban family, I like Cuban food very much. This is the second time I've ordered from you guys, but it's always a letdown. Where is the love? Fries are undercooked and exteemely oily, noticeably fried in past due oil as they are dark. The Relleno de papa tasted like paprika and salt. No depth or anything, not even pieces of onion, although it had more meat than usual, but no Cuban flavor to it, and fried in the same dark brown oil. The sandwich was just mediocre, the bread was old, it had white american cheese instead of swiss, almost no mustard and just not made like it should. Shredded pork and just deli ham. Guys... please fix this! We need good Cuban food! Roast that pork and slice it, roast sweet ham and slice it, use swiss cheese and good crunchy pickles. Change the oil on that fryer.

The food was not bad, however the service was terrible. One of the workers at the front had a nasty attitude. we will not go there again.

Not a true Cuban spot, asked for Cuban bread and it was horrible and super expensive, 4 sub size loafs $6.75 just for the bread. Crazy! Dont go! As a true Cuban, I have the right to say, this place sucks!

I can finally say I've tried a real Cuban sandwich. I've had it a couple of times, here and there, but nothing like this (especially the Jimmy John's version lol). Amazing. The juicy meat, crunchy bread, spicy mustard, and special green sauce they provide made me finally experience what Cuban sandwiches are all about. All for only 8.95 (as of July 2023).

We came here for the first time about a month ago, we are Cubans so we had high expectations. We were greeted by Camila, she was very welcoming and friendly, great service. We tried the sampler platter appetizer, it was good, the croquetas were a little bland and overly oily but not the worst we've had. I had the Cuban sandwich, it was very good. My partner had the pan con bistec, he said it was alright, not the best he's had. We also tried the pastelitos de Guayaba and queso, those were very delicious, the best we've had in Georgia. The ambiance was very chill and relaxed, not a traditional seat down restaurant, more like a order at the counter and seat a table if you'd like or take your food to go. If it weren't for the appetizer being a little bland and a bit to greasy and the pan con bistec lacking that extra flavor it would've been a five star.

This is literally one of my favorite places in Atlanta. Get the empanada plate. It comes with 2 or 3 empanadas and sides.My favorite is their beef empanada. I usually leave that one for last. It is filled with beef picadillo- olives and potatoes included. The chicken empanada is a little more on the dry side simply because it isn't in the same type of rich sauce. But it is Seasoned and flavorful. They make their chicken empanada filling with carrots... so worth it.I also order the mango milkshake.

The lechon asado (pulled pork) bowl with plantains is hands down one of my absolute favorite things to eat for lunch. The bowl is quite filling and contains the most delicious pulled pork, rice and savory black beans. The flavors are truly incredible. Add the hot sauce and creamy cilantro sauce for an elevation of flavors. I also can't visit without the getting their beef empanadas. They're really good. It gets quite busy during lunch hours, but the wait times have never been too crazy. There's plenty of free parking, the prices are very reasonable and the staff is always friendly.

Authentic Cuban Flavor in Georgia!I was initially skeptical about finding authentic Cuban food outside of Miami, but D'Cuban Café in Norcross proved me wrong. I tried their steak sandwich and tostones, and both were absolutely fantastic. The steak was tender, well-seasoned, and packed with flavor, while the tostones were perfectly crispy and fresh. The quality of the food exceeded my expectations, and it's clear that they take pride in serving genuine Cuban cuisine. I'm thrilled to have found a spot in Georgia that captures the essence of Miami's vibrant food scene. Highly recommend!---