A lo Cubano — Restaurant in Seguin

This place is soooo gooood!!! Got the cerdo asado (roast pork) plate. It comes with seasoned rice and black beans, a small salad and side of yuca. It was absolutely delicious!!! Though I love Cuban food so I wasn't surprised. The amount of meat alone is enough for 2, maybe 3 people depending. There were plenty of rice and beans also, but still hard to find under that amount of meat. I just expected the salad to be dry with no dressing, but even it was super delicious with an Italian type dressing on it. Yuca was seasoned very well and absolutely delicious also. My mouth is watering just writing this review. I will definitely be back. Everyone was very friendly and helpful as well. There are a couple of picnic tables if you want to eat there. We...

Was forced to dust off my high school Spanish class lessons in trying to speak with staff, but they were very helpful and helped us order. The menu is written on a whiteboard and one side is Spanish and the other English. We tried a ‘Pane con cerdo Asada’ or a Cuban pulled pork sandwich with roasted pork. I added a slice of cheese. And also a Mixed pizza that came with a lot of ham, roast pork (probably what was in the pane), onion and tomato. Everything was delicious. Appealingly not only to the eyes, but the taste buds! The sandwich was stuffed full of meat and the pizza was soft and cheesy! The pricing was VERY fair and competitive for what we got ($7 for the sandwich and $10 for the pizza)! Don’t sleep on...

The food was wonderful, the tamales were not what I am used to but they were so good and the smoothies are DELICIOUS. I got one of each mango and mamey. I had never tried mamey before but it was very similar to papaya yet with a creamier flavor and texture to it. The pizza was also really really good. My girlfriend got the Hawaiian and the ham they had on it was thick and delicious. The pizza was super cheesy and the dough had a great texture to it. Definitely recommend this place, but if you do come have your Spanish ready they do not speak a whole...