Cuba Bella Cafe

Me and a friend decided to try this place since we were visiting from out of town. Food was delicious. We had the cheese empanadas for appetizers and the dough was nice a crispy with the melted cheese. We had the Ropa Vieja and Bistec Encebellado and everything again delicious. We also had the Guava and cheese pastelitos for dessert. Waiter was nice and place had a nice atmosphere. Will definitely come back again.

The appetizers were okay, nothing special. The sauce that comes with the appetizers was flavorful. The pan con pollo was also okay, nothing extraordinary. My favorite is the bistec encebollado, it was delicious! The rice paired well with it. Great customer service. Plenty of parking.

The food at Cuba bella was very tasty. The portion size was adequate, not too large nor too small. Unfortunately, the service left some things to be desired. Our waitress did not understand English, and therefore our order was all mixed up, along with the bill. We went during lunchtime mid week and our waitress was the only person on, so no one could help her with the translation. Food was good!

Came here on a Saturday evening randomly. I ordered numerous items because I live far from the location. The servers were cordial and the place was not very busy. The prices seemed average. As for the food:Chicharron: absolutely delicious. Crispy on the outside and so moist on the inside. Wish I'd ordered more. Tamale: I haven't had a cuban tamale before so cannot tell if the taste was typical but I wasn't a big fan.Oxtail with yellow rice and black beans: I found the oxtail to be a bit under seasoned and not particularly moist. One piece was difficult to eat because of how tough it was. The sides were average.Picadillo with yellow rice and black beans: the meat was fine. The sides were fine. Not particularly memorable as either great or less than great.

We went here for dinner. My family treat me for my birthday. We ordered their famous Cuban version of Seafood Paella and Fried Plantains. Their Paella has a lot of fresh seafood and veggies ingredients. What a huge order. They're delicious. Service is good. Clean and well decorated Cuban Restaurant.

The variety of Cuban dishes are very good assortment. The dishes are prepared to order; pork meat is very tender & tasty; the service is very consistent & very steadily prompt! The quality is very good & price is above market, but worth it. It was a quiet afternoon @ 4:30-5, mid week, very empty & mellow. They have a Karaoke stage up front that seems like it's part of the restaurant entertainment on any given night.Lots of parking, dining & restrooms are very clean. I loved my Cuban ice coffee

I had the vaca frita (shredded beef with citrus flavor) it came with rice, beans, and sweet plantains. It was so much good but so freaking good! I'm sad I didn't find this place earlier. They are legit authentic Cuban food!

Id been here once years ago and ordered a cubano. I thought it was an excellent cubano that felt like textbook definition of what you'd expect. This time, I ordered the Masa De Puerco Frita meal with black beans, white rice, and sweet plantains. The fried pork was cooked just right, where the meat tore off like flaky pulled pork. This isn't crispy like chicharrones or fried chicken skin, or there is definitely a fried food taste that added to the meal. The garlic citrus sauce is what really wowed me! Full of flavor that had me licking the plate at the end. It helped with the rice as the sauce seeped into it. The black beans were ok, but I feel they could have done something to doctor them up. Whether that's adding fat, spices, or something to give it more flavor than just straight black beans). The white rice is standard, and nothing about it is memorable. The sweet plantains were not as soft as I would have hoped, but they did have a good banana flavor. I wish they were more charred on the outside as well. I also ordered a slice of tres leche cake. This is not a normal cake, as it was more a piece of bread soaked like tres leche. This is definitely more European sweet, which means it goes great with coffee. I wish it were sweeter or had more cinnamon, but it's a light and cold dessert I can still appreciate.

Loved this place. Lots of parking. Modern and clean atmosphere with lots of Cuban flags and photographs of their capitol building. We both got Ropa Vieja entree with white rice and beans and plantains. It was divine!!He got fried green plantains which came with a citrus garlic sauce, while I got sweet plantains--they were perfectly crispy and sweet. My favorite!I asked for a chimichurri sauce on the side but I wasn't a huge fan--it's fine because the food was so good on its own!They brought our waters out and then a glass bottle for the table for refills which is always appreciated.I called beforehand to make sure they had Ropa Vieja--the reason I go to cuban restaurants. They picked up quickly so thank you. The only downside I found is that they had a 20% increase of price written on the menu... while the menu on their website hasn't been updated and still shows the original prices.

Wow I've never had such flavorful and delicious Cuban food in my life!! I'm no expert but it tasted very authentic and warmed my soul! I got the masa de peurco frita and my husband got the vaca frita and both were so genuinely delicious!! The pork was tender and melted in your mouth and the beef was so unique in its texture almost like crispy beef noodles and bursting with amazing spices. The empanadas were also amazing and the plantain chips were seasoned so well with the signature garlic citrus sauce that I want to put on everything from now on. The waitress also recommended getting our rice and beans mixed together, which was an amazing choice! Can't wait to bring all my friends here for such authentic experiences and flavors!!