Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop

A diner vibe place with amazing sandwiches. Best Cubano I've ever had. Bread was fresh with a crisp exterior, meats and sauces flavorful. Even my friend who does not like sandwiches ate the whole thing. We also ordered the fried plantains and they were also the best we ever had. Sweet and not too greasy.The place was super busy but the server was on top of it.Only thing to note is that the juices are more like sweet smoothies, if that makes sense, rather than American squeezed juices. Other people might already be familiar with this but we were surprised.

I lived in Miami for 10 years and I just had the chance the tried Enriqueta's shop. A little spot in the middle of busy midtown with a classic Cuban ventanita and delicious food.My takeout order took a few minutes to be ready. I enjoyed the Tuesday lunch special for $12 including carne frita, white rice, black beans, fried bananas, and salad. Delicious! I couldn't leave without getting their famous pan con bistec for $9. This one was a solid sandwich with steak, tomato, onions, and potato sticks in Cuban Bread. Good lunch option.Overall, a nice casual place that has been I'm Miami for many years offering delicious Latin food. A perfect place for a quick but good lunch.

Been coming here for 10+ years, an absolute Miami staple. Extremely happy it is still standing considering the massive amount of new buildings popping up around it. I come here whenever I'm in the area and in need of a big dog breakfast. Two eggs, two slices of ham, steak, fries, and bread. I love the vibe in here, family vibes. Service is great, and always fast. Good stop for a quick workday breakfast or lunch.

Enriqueta's is more than just a sandwich shop; it's a Miami institution. I've been coming here since 1988 and the magic hasn't faded a bit. Their pan con bistec is simply legendary. The tender steak, combined with the perfect blend of onions, potatoes, and cheese, creates a symphony of flavors that transports me back to the heart of Miami.Beyond the incredible food, Enriqueta's has a charming, no-frills atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. It's the kind of place where you can enjoy a delicious meal and a friendly conversation. If you haven't experienced the Enriqueta's magic yet, consider this your official invitation. You won't be disappointed! If you are lucky, you might spot Enriqueta herself behind the counter !

I couldn't leave Miami without getting a Cuban Sandwich. Since our last stop to get pastries and food to take home was in Wynwood, it was decided that Enriqueta's Cuban Sandwiches would be both our airport snack and our take home sandwich for our partners at home.The place must've been swamped because it was taking a while for the food to come out. I lined up at the takeout counter and some guy was holding up the line for 15 minutes going on about an itemized receipt. The poor lady was so confused and the guy just took the receipt she wrote up from her hands when he got his food. If you're too broke to get 20 dollars worth of food without your company paying for it, you shouldn't be eating it at all. Just a thought. What was supposed to take at most 20 minutes became a 40 minute ordeal of us waiting to order and then waiting to get our food. The lady was nice but we could tell there were a lot of people in the diner. Since we didn't eat in, I can't say much about the ambiance. But the takeout window could be a little more efficient. Thankfully we accounted enough time for us to get to the airport.The sandwich itself was pretty good and they gave a lot of ham. Since we ate our sandwich at the airport, the bread was a little hard but it was to be expected. When I heated up the sandwich again at home with my airfryer, the sandwich tasted even better with the crispy bread, melted cheese, and pickles.So was the sandwich good enough for my friend and I to bring it home to NY? Probably not. But was it a good sandwich? Yes it was. So if you're in the area and you have time to spare, grab yourself a sandwich and a cortadito and have it inside.

As good as the first time. The best Cuban sandwiches in miami, period. Try out Cuban or Double Cuban - both are to die for. You can also run into David Beckham. Gloria Estefan and a few other celebs.

Small diner with minimal seating, but consistently busy so there may be a wait.Quite an extensive menu with a lot of different options. Main part of the menu is their long list of sandwiches. Everyone in my party loved the Cuban, and the club and BLT were very good as well. However, ask if your sandwich comes with fries before ordering a side because the menu doesn't say and some sandwiches do and some don't.Overall, the food was good, but the service was just okay. I recommend if you're in the area looking for some good Spanish food, but not sure it's worth a super long drive.

It was yet another great visit to the well-renowned Enriqueta's. The food as always was top notch and nothing short of spectacular. I always bring my family and friends here because the food is undeniably scrumptious.The waitress (I'm assuming the younger granddaughter of the owner) was efficient in getting our order quickly but fell short of matching the level of food as she was on her phone a lot and eating at the counter. There were a couple tables that had to approach her for the check and other service items during their lunch. It is a "mom and pop" kinda place so I assume they are okay to allow this.I usually get the lechón asado or ropa vieja at traditional Cuban spots but the sandwiches here are unmatched. The regular, double, medianoche, and croquette specials are all the bomb! Highly recommend all of them. Don't forget to add some of that Crystal hot sauce table side!

Best Cuban restaurant!! This is old school classic! If you in Miami please try this spot! I strongly recommend! Is fun and delicious! Give it a try . Be ready to make a small line but is all good

Love this spot! Super big portions, reasonable prices, and friendly service. I heard it can get crazy during lunch time, but I usually come around 10-11am and have been seated immediately. I've loved the media noche and the croqueta sandwich. This is an old school spot in the middle of a rapidly changing neighborhood. You pay at the counter after eating / getting the check!