About - Old Havana Cafe
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Amenities and More
Offerings
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Private dining room
- Vegan options
- Vegetarian options
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
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A bit pricey for Cuban croquetas. The Cuban sandwich was dry. Friendly wonderful staff.
I was very excited to have a Cuban restaurant close to home. Was very disappointed overall! Very expensive for the quality of food. And it’s a walk up to the counter and order, and walk back up and get it when it’s ready. Staff was very friendly and nice. I ordered the Cuban Thing sandwich, two ham croquettes, and a colada, as well as a guava and cheese pastry. $27 before tip @ the counter. I watched the young lady make the colada, she made it wrong. I worked a lot of years in Miami and know what a correct colada is. You’re supposed to put the sugar in the cup before you start the espresso and consistently stir it. She just ran the espresso machine and threw a little bit of sugar in at the end. Didn’t even look like a full shot of espresso and it should’ve been two shots. That was $4.70. Ham croquettes had no flavor. Usually they’re $1.25 to $1.50 apiece in West Palm in Miami. They were three dollars apiece here. The sandwich was good size, but I think they ran out of chicken…. Basically what I got was a sandwich of bread full of coleslaw. It said it was supposed to be marinated chicken and two small chicken breast should’ve fit on the sandwich. It looks like the chicken was chopped up and it was chopped so thin it was difficult telling the difference between the coleslaw and the chicken. I wish they just would’ve told me they didn’t have enough chicken and I would’ve switched my order. That was $14 with a side of stale plantain chips. Guava and cheese pastry barely had any filling in it. I would be surprised if there was a tablespoon of guava in there. Couldn’t taste any of the cheese in it. That was three dollars. I could’ve gone to a nice restaurant in downtown Stuart and had a plated service dinner for what I spent here. Will not be returning.
Crazy fun Cuban spot with authentic and delicious food. Great Cuban coffee, sandwiches and pastries. I’ll be back. Thanks CHUCHI! Azucar!