Museum Cafe

If in the area, MAKE IT A MUST STOP! SUPPORT THE LOCALS!So I've been wanting to stop in here and try this Cuban I hear about! I'm glad I did it was sooo good! Fresh, hot, yet soft crispy bread - the way a Cuban is to be! I also got the Devil crab and a side of collards. It was all great! One of the best part is the owner, Mr. Jim Anderson himself shares all his family treasures, lifestyle, music, and stories with guest. The decor in the restaurant is musician heaven with different instruments and artifacts - very jazzy/blues feel. Come to find out from the very informative lady working, that Saturday afternoons they have live acoustic music from one of the band members?!? I need more info tooooo- ! I was there on my lunch break, so I need to go back to update more photos and hidden gem stories I just know this man has! This is the kind of history I love and cafes I want to keep around!! He also does tours and will walk you through his shop, which from the outside looks small but there's a whole area you didn't even know exist, with I believe, every machine that helped develop the history of printed production. Kinda cool! Very Personal and Real Education on REAL history!

If you are wanting a real Cuban sandwich this is the place. The staff is very friendly. It's like your neighbor that knows you. The owner collects and restores printing machines. His collection is amazing. You can walk around and see the collection while you wait. The owner is so friendly and is a big blues guy. He brings the Cuban bread from Tampa. The meat is delicious and cooked with lots of flavor. My wife got the Spanish bean soup. It was very good. This is a small home style restaurant you must try. They even have real deviled crabs. You can split the Cuban or take half home.

This review is for take out only. My husband's friend told him about this little restaurant that offers up authentic Cuban food. So he decided to pick a couple of Cuban sandwiches so we could try them out and determine how good they were.He came home with one sandwich that we had to split for several reasons. #1- They only accept cash and he only had a $20.00 bill on him. #2 - Their price of a Cuban sandwich increased from $9.00 to $12.50 a sandwich. So that is why we ended up just sampling one sandwich.Their Cuban sandwich is delicious! The bread is crusty on the outside and soft inside. Slathered with some mustard (I would have liked a little more- truth be told) then slices of ham, roast pork, swiss cheese and pickles. Pressed until warm and crusty. It did satisfy our Cuban yearning, we definitely wanted more.Next time both of us will go with cash in hand and try eating in the restaurant. I heard their Cubans sides are just as scrumptious as their sandwich! Looking forward to trying this hidden gem in Old Homosassa!

True Cuban restaurant with ingredients for the Cuban sandwich sourced from Ybor city in Tampa. Had the Cuban and hands down the best Cuban sandwich in Citrus county. Equals any I have had in Tampa. Service was great and friendly with sandwiched made to order. Ambiance is exceptional combining a restaurant, printing business, and printing museum on site. We will be back.

The tuna bowl was amazing! Next time we will come before they sell out of the shrimpy. Staff was great, food was amazing, we will be regulars!

BoeCat is one of a kind. The food, the atmosphere, hospitality, we will be back! I had the collard greens and deviled carb. Delicious.

Very rude lady. We came in an hour before closing.When we came in with a visible marked service dog, told us that we couldn't bring a dog in even if he was a service dog.She then asked ask us what we were going to do.I told her , first learn some costumer service skills and then the ADA laws.We just left.We went to another restaurant and were welcoming and super friendly.They told us the lady had a reputation for her rudness when the owner is not around.

I took my husband to the Museum Cafe in Homosassa, Florida, because he loves Cuban Sandwiches. I wanted to go because I love music and anything to do with the history of printing. The Cuban was great, the soup was wonderful, but I must say the friendliness of staff and BoeCat were outstanding. The Print Museum was amazing. I used to be a typesetter and to see some of the printing presses and a Linotype machine was amazing. BoeCat has collected antique printing presses from all over Florida. BoeCat also plays in a band called Cool Corporate Cats. They are on Apple Music and Spotify if you want to check them out! This place is a local treasure.

Food was great, the museum was interesting and Mr. Boe was very nice. Cuban sandwich was very good as was the soup and desert.

I am diabetic and was craving a Cuban - I am avoiding bread - opted for the Cuban salad. What a delight - fresh ingredients - large portions. It was awesome. Thank you Lee & Boe - I will be back- the museum was enjoyable as well.