“Cuban food … First time for dinner last night … We were thinking what to eat nsuddenly decided to go there since we were just passing by this restaurant. This is very close tomy home n I have seen this but it was the first time I have been there. We seated in a cubicle nit was bit uncomfortable coz we didn’t have enough leg space n also it was bit hard for me tounderstand when the server explained the menu since I’m not fluent in Spanish. I ordered“Russian Style Fish”. It came with two sides. Food was ok for the price … We received a quickservice …”

“The food is great, had Beef stew with yellow rice and Black beans. Also theCafe Con leaches which is awesome. Our server was so sweet and was a great server. Therestaurant is small and very busy at lunch time. But a great place for some great Cuban food.”

“This is a great place to go for authentic Cuban food. They have all thetraditional cuban entrees and sandwiches, with daily specials as well. The prices are veryreasonable and the food is served in a timely fashion.”

“Delicious food, had the tamales with pork and it was a DREAM! Nice andmelting inside your mouth. The guava juice was delicious and refreshing, and the cuban breadwas crunchy outside and buttery inside. Loved it.”

“Service is great. The waitress was very attentive. Prices were affordable butthe food is just okay.

Skip the Cuban sandwich, it's the least good among all the Cubansandwiches I tried in Florida.

The empanada is also not good.

The steak with fries is okay,not really something I would crave.

For the prices, it's worth the visit. Especially if you justwant a fast and casual dining experience.”

“In West Tampa on the corner of Habana and MacDill is a quaint Café, Arco Iris,when you walk in, it magically triples in size from what you expected.

Serving up cubancoffee to your liking with milk or without, paired with cuban toast at almost every table. I am allabout the bread!
There is nothing like it. No matter where you go, stores claim to have cubanbread, everyone's attempt falls short of Tampa's cuban bread. You have to travel to Tampa totaste the difference, the REAL cuban bread. Visit one of the bakeries while in Tampa.
Theexpansive menu and daily specials will surely satisfy what you are looking for.
We ordered thespecial, Boliche, it's a cuban stuffed pot roast with plantains and yuca. A Cuban sandwich witheverything and a devil crab. Half a cuban and caldo gallego collard green soup, and a roast porksandwich with fries. All were delicious. The parking is a little tight, but it rotates pretty swiftly, asare the tables.
Clean, fast service and good food.

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“The best Cuban food in Tampa. It’s a clean and wonderful restaurant with tastydishes and great service. After enjoying bistec Palomilla after the Bucs’ game on Sunday, wecame back for a delicious desayuno Friday morning.”