Havana Express Cuban Kitchen & Bakery

The best Cuban bakery in Las Vegas, the service was great, we had the egg, bacon and tostadas breakfast and it was fresh and delicious... the pasteles de guayaba were awesome, the pastel the coco was great. The café con leches were perfect!!A great pick indeed ...

We went in at about 6:00 pm. The food was old and had no flavor. First time there sad it was like this I drive by all the time really wanted it to be good.

This review is way overdue.. I wasn't even the one who made this purchase but the person who did doesn't read or write reviews so I have decided to share our experience with this place for them. My sister bought a birthday cake from this bakery for a birthday celebration where they were hosting over 50 guests in a venue. When her son went to pick the cake up, they handed him a cake on a tray and no box, he wasn't sure what to do and knew they were expecting the cake for the party and it was already paid for so he just took it. The party was far away so he stopped by his house to try and figure out what to put the cake in so that it wouldn't be sliding all over his car seat. He ended up covering the cake with a bag. The picture is what ended up showing up at the party. I have never seen anything like this in my life. Obviously we did not share the cake with the guests. $150+ in the garbage. Very unprofessional.

Dined here for lunch recently. I'm so happy we decided to stop in. They have so many delicious authentic Cuban food options for Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The food here was amazing! Huge portions and Great prices! I had the Garlic Shrimp Al Ajillo, Congri, and Yuca combo. Delicious flavors and seasoned very well. They have plenty of seating indoors, outdoors, and a drive thru. When you arrive you stand on line and place your order to go, or you can have a seat and they will bring you your food. Service was very quick. The line moved super fast. Everyone was super friendly there. Huge nice restaurant. Gives off Miami vibes. Can't wait to come back!

I happened to be working in this part of town when I stumbled across this place. It has an old school vibe inside there. There is a small stage I'm assuming for live music on Fridays or Saturdays. The food was really good. Served in big portion and very reasonable pricing for the amount of food they give you. The service was very fast. The only downside to my experience would have to be how hot it was when your first walk in. The register to order a near the kitchen and it felt like there was no AC on in that section. Once we ordered and sat down in the dining room area you could feel the AC. I must also say I ordered a choco flan and it was very good. They have a small bakery inside as well. I will be going back when the temperature cools down.

We had the Ham Croquette sandwich and a Cuban sandwich for lunch. Perfect traditional recipes! Excellent service...and clean like Abuela runs it. Loved it.

Food is amazing here. Everything was served fresh and hot. We ended up here looking for a different restaurant but super glad we found this place instead. Looks like there is a spot for karaoke here. The service is great, and everybody was friendly.

My favorite here is their Polvoron cookies. I have been coming here and buying those for years. They have changed shapes every single time and each time, they change the price. I had my friends hooked with it too and she said yesterday "it was bigger before". Yes inflation what else can we say. As one reviewer here also mentioned DO NOT go thru the drive thru if you want to order from the bakery. Most of them do not speak English well and everything will be lost in translation. My next favorite is the Coguito Acaramelado. The size is the same but the price seems to change so frequently. The sign says $2.35 and I was charged $2.50 and they quickly took out the wrong price and didn't honor it. This visit I also ordered platanos and they were very good. The place is clean but not very friendly staff- again probably because we do not speak their language. Sad. What I was irritated was the .35 cents credit card charge that they don't even let you know before hand. No sign or no explanation. It's like a "right" they imposed wipthput giving the customers a choice to pay in cash to avoid the up charge. I guess I will have to find another bakery.

The place is very easy to find and stands right at the corner of Tropicana and Topaz. It has plenty of parking and a nice opening/entrance to the restaurant. The restaurant was very very clean and there is a ton of seating. There were three staff members behind the line and all of them greeted and engaged with their customers. There is a section of delicious Pattie's to your left when walking in and an assortment of tropical drinks. Right at the entrance is the "buffet style" line with a huge variety of dishes to choose from. They all looked freshly prepared. They have a menu right above it and you can order other menu items not on the buffet line. I wasn't too hungry so I just ordered the empanada and relleno de papa. Both had the same filling of very well seasoned ground beef. I didn't wait long. The appetizers were very very good and reminded me of home - I'm Puerto Rican. I would definitely return and recommend this place but I have to be honest. The relleno de papa was taken out too soon and there were still some frozen chunks of ground beef inside. It was my bad for not going back inside and letting the staff know but I was pressed on time and most of it was edible. I can't wait to go back to try their Cuban sandwich.

Authentic Cuban Food in a small place. Delicious and fresh every time. Always come back to this restaurant.