Havana Bistro & Cafe

Quick stop for some coffee after having Peruvian food and the coffee was really good. Ordered the Cappuccino and it was really good. Will be back soon to try their pastries. Also, my bf enjoyed his black coffee too.

I had a Cuban sandwich and my friend had a Vaca Frita. The food was amazing, the portions were generous and the service was great too. I'll be coming back when in Orlando!

Their yucca is incredibly delicious, tostones, and platano maduro, love, love, love! Overall their food tastes amazing! They have a variety of fresh pressed juices that you can choose from, I chose mango, it was really good! Service is quick and staff is really nice!

With 2 sides to choose from!! The one that you can pick your entree that is already prepared, no waiting! And they do sandwiches , sweets and cubam coffee. The other is the bistro, with a la cart and entree to choose from lobster to fried fish or a good meat ,everything fresh and you can enjoy it with a variety of drinks on their bar, and to top it of, they have a variety of cuban cigars that you choose from and finish your meal.

Great Cuban food at great Florida price! Very casual atmosphere, with some outside sitting, Loved the coffee!

Cuban place 15 minutes from the airport as our first stop upon arrival. Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3.5 Cost to worth it rating: 3Opentableable: apparently they do, but we walked in as it's casualReturn worthiness: maybeHighlights:- Option for counter to get quick food and eat it on the right sideor sit down restaurant with a waiter on the left- Pork sandwich: my picky son gave it 4.5 stars- Tripleta: a cuban with added steak, tomato, lettuce, and crispy potato straws: I enjoyed the combo and steak was tender enough to bite through. 4 stars- Cuban sandwich: hub said it was fine but he has a favorite he's had before in Florida it's hard to top. 3.5 stars- Croquettas: standard with ham were tasty. 3.5 stars- Had full barMidlights:- Pork sandwich was an option on the takeout side, but not the restaurant side. Waiter put in an order of a Cuban with just the pork for my son. - Took a bit for food to come out on the restaurant side, but that just means its done fresh so we didn't mind.Lowlights:- Didn't have room to try the pastries which are supposed to be great.Solid stop to get a taste a Cuba in Florida.

Coffee was mediocre. I guess I expected better pasties but was not the case. Cafe co leche lacked richness and flavor.

Last morning in Orlando and I'm still craving some good Cuban coffee. What's better than Havana huh? This small quaint shop is rich with quality and service. The pastries are on point and the coffee is the best I've had yet!

A great spot for a solid and filling lunch. This is right by my employer's Florida office, which I visit frequently and this is one of our favorite places to go for lunch. Everything I have ever had here is aboslutely delicious!

The service was great, the women up front really were kind and attentive to each customer that entered but unfortunately the food for us wasn't the best. The ambiance was nice, they had several customers entering so I assumed we hit a jack pot...They had breakfast and lunch, the lunch looked good maybe we should've started there but since it was early, we decided to go for breakfast. In a Cuban restaurant I wouldn't have expected the items to be so expensive, but since we were out of town, I assumed that it was due to tourism. For starters an Empanada was at $5... im assuming it should taste amazing but unfortunately I was let down. It was deep fried, oily when bitten into and the chicken tasted too "tomato-ey" not happy with that, being someone that lovesss empanadas this was a let down. The cafe con leche was good, not hard to make and the toastada (bread with butter) was too hard almost as if the bread was old? and the butter was too heavy.Lastly the pan con croqueta was 7.5/10, and the French fries were cold. Overall walked out with a dent in my wallet for not the best experience for breakfast. not horrible for a quick stop but wouldn't return.