Introduction
West Palm Beach is home to some of the best Cuban food in the country. And if you’re looking for authentic Cuban sandwiches, then the downtown area is your go-to spot. Here are some delicious places to get your fix:
Little Havana
Little Havana is a neighborhood in Miami, Florida. It is known for its Cuban-American culture and the many businesses that have been established by Cuban immigrants. If you find yourself in the area, be sure to stop by the Versailles Restaurant.
The Versailles Restaurant has been serving up authentic Cuban cuisine since it opened in 1958. In fact, this restaurant was started by two brothers who came to America from Cuba and wanted to recreate their family’s recipes for patrons passing through Miami on cruise ships. They named their establishment after an important figure in Cuban history: King Carlos III of Spain (Carlos III de Espana).
El Cochinito Contento
Address: 9460 Forest Hill Blvd., West Palm Beach, FL 33414
Phone Number: 561-712-0650
Hours of Operation: Monday to Saturday 10 A.M. to 8 P.M., Sunday 12 P.M. to 7 P.M.
Description of the Restaurant: El Cochinito Contento is a Cuban sandwich restaurant with a wide variety of sandwiches and sides, as well as other traditional Cuban dishes like empanadas, quesadillas and more!
Description of the Food: We have great Cuban sandwiches with homemade bread baked fresh daily on premises by our chefs! Also enjoy some authentic Cuban pastries while you’re here! Our menu also offers various soups such as black bean soup or ham & chicken noodle soup as well as salads such as Chicken Caesar Salad or Chickpea Salad (vegan).
Our service is friendly so come check us out today!
Puerto Sagua
If you’re looking for a Cuban sandwich, then look no further than Puerto Sagua. Located in West Palm Beach and serving Cuban food since 1962, Puerto Sagua is the perfect place to grab lunch or dinner.
The restaurant offers a wide selection of dishes including:
- Empanadas (filled turnovers)
- Arroz con Pollo (rice with chicken)
- Moros y Cristianos (black beans and rice)
- Platanos Maduros (fried plantains)
And much more! And if you can’t decide what to eat, try out one of their combos that include your choice of two sides, one entree item and dessert. The combinations include: -Vegetarian Combo ($9.99): Portobello mushroom sandwich with black bean soup -Vegan Combo ($10.99): Vegan tofu steak sandwich with black bean soup -Chicken Combo ($11.99): Chicken breast sandwich with arroz con pollo -Steak Combo ($13): Pork chop sandwich
Latin-Cafe 2000
Latin-Cafe 2000
Address: 1809 S Congress Ave, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Phone Number: 561-833-3190
Hours of Operation: Mon – Fri 8am – 6pm Sat 8am – 4pm Sun 10am – 3pm
Type of food served: Cuban Sandwiches, Latin American Cuisine and Drinks (Frozen Margaritas!) Price range: $6 – $15 per person Parking available in the front or behind the restaurant. The décor is simple with bright yellow walls that give it an upbeat feel. Their ambiance is very laid back, so this would be a good place to take your parents or just hang out with friends. You’ll find plenty of seating available inside and outside on their patio! They also have TVs inside so you can watch sports while enjoying your meal! Good for date night or family dinner but not good for large groups because there are only two tables that seat more than four people. The food here is excellent–the Cuban sandwiches are amazing! You won’t be disappointed with any dish here; everything tastes fresh! This place is perfect if you want some light food and/or drinks after work but don’t want anything too heavy since they close early (6 PM). It’s also great if you live nearby because they deliver within 3 miles free of charge – so no delivery fees!”
Here are some authentic Cuban restaurants in the downtown area of West Palm Beach.
Here are some authentic Cuban restaurants in the downtown area of West Palm Beach. They’re listed in order of preference, then by price, location and quality.
If you want a cheap dinner that’s still high quality, try Rico’s Cafe on Clematis Street. It has a wide variety of authentic Cuban dishes and desserts to choose from, including some really good fried pork with rice (a common dish at many restaurants). If you don’t like pork or beef meatballs, there are plenty of other options including chicken wings or sandwiches with ham or cheese inside them!
For those who would rather spend less money than more than $20 per meal on dinner at one time but still have delicious food choices available elsewhere close by nearby locations where families can enjoy meals together without having to worry about paying for parking fees first before going inside each place separately as well as waiting in long lines outside afterwards waiting there too long so even if someone wants something else besides what everybody else ordered together?
Conclusion
We hope this guide has been helpful to you. We know that there are many great places to eat in our city, but these Cuban restaurants have been here for years and have proven their worth by serving delicious food at reasonable prices. If you don’t like what we’ve recommended then go out on your own adventure and try something new!