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3/24/25——Another Cuban restaurant! Today is my little sister’s birthday, and since she keeps saying she wants to marry a Christian Cuban man, I thought—why not help her dream come true, at least halfway? So, I celebrated her birthday at a Cuban restaurant. I took a Lyft from my hotel. It was about 15 minutes with no traffic, which in Florida feels like winning the lottery. When I arrived, I was happy to see it was a regular Cuban place—the kind I like. No fancy lights, no Instagram traps—just good food and strong coffee. As I walked in, I had a weird flashback. I thought, “Wait, have I been here before?” I checked my Google Maps reviews like a detective, but nope, no trace. Guess I haven’t. I chose a seat at the last row of tables, you know, the kind of seat where the wise people sit—close to the exit and far from drama. At the entrance, there was a table covered in business cards, flyers, and some random things. I always dig through those—I treat it like a treasure hunt. I grabbed a local magazine and took my seat. Then came Victoria, my server. I started with two croquetas and some spicy sauce—not because I’m sick, but because I’ve been stuffed up. Hot sauce opens my sinuses and my soul. For the main dish, I ordered Perico-style huevos revueltos with three salchichas and tostadas. Yes, I was hungry and a little dramatic. For takeout, I got tres leches, bread pudding, a pineapple Jarrito, and coffee. Priorities. The coffee here? Amazing. Cuban coffee is not just a drink—it’s a lifestyle. Victoria and I chatted a bit, and I found out she’s from Mexico. Super sweet and very kind. Honestly, she made the whole meal feel like a visit to a cousin’s house. Moral of the story: celebrate birthdays with food, dreams, and a little hot sauce. You never know what you’ll discover—maybe even a Cuban husband for my sister . But for now, just croquetas.
Marilyn MCMarilyn MC
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This is one of the few Latin restaurants in the immediate area and the only one that serves grits. There is table and counter seating available and to-go service from a window. I usually only eat breakfast of grits eggs, toast and cafe con leche. The breakfast menu includes ham, bacon and hash brown potatoes. The lunch menu includes the typical Latin flair of Cuban sandwiches, beans and rice, churrasco and other steaks and chicken and so on. The orders are taken quickly and the food arrives quickly as well. I don’t live in the area so I tend to eat only breakfast here, I’ve eaten lunch here only once, it was very appealing. The portions are reasonable and so ate the prices. Waitress Sylvia was very polite and always nearby when I wanted more water, had a question or was ready for the check. The place, including the marquee sign can use a makeover baca use of the weathered look, however, the restaurant is always clean, inside and out, a makeover would probably mean increased prices. The bathrooms are single-accommodation and has a huge bowl of condoms. I would eat here more if the minimum order with a credit card was not $10, my breakfast is usually $6 or $7 with tip and I have to make sure I’ve cash. My order never is $10 or more. This is a nice neighborhood choice or a quick stop while passing through the area already.
KAMKAM
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⭐⭐ I had a disappointing experience at Las Colinas recently. I ordered the Dominican breakfast, looking forward to enjoying a delicious meal. However, when I received my order, I was shocked to find that the eggs were green. Concerned about the quality and safety of the food, I immediately contacted the staff to address the issue. Unfortunately, my experience only worsened from there. The lady I spoke with on the phone was incredibly rude and dismissive. Despite explaining that I had refrigerated the breakfast upon receiving it and only noticed the issue when I went to reheat it, she refused to offer any solution or replacement. Her lack of empathy and professionalism left me feeling frustrated and dissatisfied. Customer service is paramount in the restaurant industry, and the way my concerns were handled fell far short of expectations. I believe that if a mistake occurs, it should be rectified with courtesy and understanding. However, the response I received from the staff was anything but. I had hoped for a resolution to this issue, but the rude and unhelpful attitude of the staff has led me to share my experience here. I would caution others considering dining at to be wary of the customer service they may encounter.
katherine acevedokatherine acevedo
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I have been going to Las Colinas for about 4 years now. The food used to be GREAT. We order the same thing everytime we go, a chicken sandwich and a few pastries. The quality of food and service has really gone down over the past year. The pastries are always burnt or raw now, sometimes burnt on the outside and raw on the inside! I called to complain this time because our whole order was inedible and she said “ well next time we’ll give you a free side of fries and some pastries” unfortunately, that does nothing for my family this morning! No offer to bring it back and correct it and when I explained my dissatisfaction with the food over the past year and how the quality of the food has really declined, SHE LAUGHED and said yes... Like I said, the food USED to be great, but now it’s a hit or miss and more of a miss than hit.
Paite YoussefPaite Youssef
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Probably some of the worst Cuban food I have ever had. This place was well reviewed and recommended. Huge disappointment., steak was over cooked in old oil. Onions were huge and raw. Plantains both styles were raw . Got a sandwich Togo that was not much better. The dog will be happy tonight. Let’s not forget the service... ladies let’s not assume all white girls don’t speak Spanish.. the waitress I got to help me was good, but this no speak English is getting old. She did not even attempt to ask me questions in Spanish.. I guess it will be drives south for good Cuban food. I was hopeful about this place and we seriously disappointed. 🤢🤢🤢 To top it off desserts are not homemade.. as stated
Amy ConnellyAmy Connelly
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3/24/25——Another Cuban restaurant! Today is my little sister’s birthday, and since she keeps saying she wants to marry a Christian Cuban man, I thought—why not help her dream come true, at least halfway? So, I celebrated her birthday at a Cuban restaurant. I took a Lyft from my hotel. It was about 15 minutes with no traffic, which in Florida feels like winning the lottery. When I arrived, I was happy to see it was a regular Cuban place—the kind I like. No fancy lights, no Instagram traps—just good food and strong coffee. As I walked in, I had a weird flashback. I thought, “Wait, have I been here before?” I checked my Google Maps reviews like a detective, but nope, no trace. Guess I haven’t. I chose a seat at the last row of tables, you know, the kind of seat where the wise people sit—close to the exit and far from drama. At the entrance, there was a table covered in business cards, flyers, and some random things. I always dig through those—I treat it like a treasure hunt. I grabbed a local magazine and took my seat. Then came Victoria, my server. I started with two croquetas and some spicy sauce—not because I’m sick, but because I’ve been stuffed up. Hot sauce opens my sinuses and my soul. For the main dish, I ordered Perico-style huevos revueltos with three salchichas and tostadas. Yes, I was hungry and a little dramatic. For takeout, I got tres leches, bread pudding, a pineapple Jarrito, and coffee. Priorities. The coffee here? Amazing. Cuban coffee is not just a drink—it’s a lifestyle. Victoria and I chatted a bit, and I found out she’s from Mexico. Super sweet and very kind. Honestly, she made the whole meal feel like a visit to a cousin’s house. Moral of the story: celebrate birthdays with food, dreams, and a little hot sauce. You never know what you’ll discover—maybe even a Cuban husband for my sister . But for now, just croquetas.
Marilyn MCMarilyn MC
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Address
2724 N Andrews Ave, Wilton Manors, FL 33311
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All-day eatery for Cuban staples such as rice & beans along with cafe con leche & oxtail stew.
attractions: World of Smoke & Vape - Wilton Manors, To The Moon, Mickel Park, Out of the Closet - Wilton Manors, GC Pawn Fort Lauderdale, Wireless Tech - Cell Phone & Computer Repair, El Punto Meat & Fish Market, Truebluemenclothing, ANKR Wilton Manors, Islands Inn on the Drive, restaurants: Bravo Peruvian Cuisine, Primanti Bros., Myth Gastrobar, Tulio's Tacos & Tequila Bar, DrYnk Bar & Lounge, New York Grilled Cheese Wilton Manors, Salimar Ceviche Bar, La Granja Peruvian Restaurant, Scandals Saloon, La Salchipaperia D.C
