Calle Ocho Cuban Cafecito

I strongly urge people to reconsider before supporting this establishment. My experiences have been consistently unacceptable. The food did not taste fresh, and on multiple visits the meat seemed several days old. The coffee was repeatedly burnt and undrinkable. These are basic quality standards that any restaurant should be able to meet. Even more concerning than the food was the conduct of the owner. I personally heard remarks that were openly bigoted and offensive. There is no excuse for that kind of language especially from someone operating a business within a diverse community. It reflects a troubling lack of respect and raises serious questions about the values behind this establishment. What makes this even more disappointing is that the restaurant presents itself as authentic Cari

I went to try some Cuban breakfasts that are different compared to my Salvadorean food. Eloy the cook was so courteous, attentive I hope that's his name lol. My breakfast involves rice, egg and plátanos fritos delicious. The beef empanada was good it was kind of sweet like a FILIPINO empanadas. Loved the pictures and the whole decor. BUT there's only one table and two chairs. The emphasis in catering and coffee.

As a former Miami native this place absolutely nails the atmosphere and vibe of Miami in it's prime. The staff is friendly all around, the food was delicious, and Cuban coffee was perfect. Definitely a place that will keep you coming back just to get a quick coffee and chat, and tempt you with delicious smells while you're there.

I recently visited Calle Ocho Cuban Cafecito, and it turned out to be a charming spot for Cuban-style coffee and comfort food in the Rancho Cucamonga area. The café has a relaxed neighborhood feel that reflects the casual culture of Cuban coffee houses, where guests often gather for conversation, pastries, and strong espresso-based drinks. The space is welcoming and approachable, creating a comfortable environment whether you are stopping in for a quick coffee or a light meal. One of the highlights of the visit was the coffee itself. Cuban coffee is known for its bold flavor and concentrated sweetness, and the café prepares it in a way that reflects that tradition. Drinks such as cafecito and cortadito carry the strong espresso character that defines Cuban coffee culture. The balance of r

To start off the vibe of the place is amazing. There isn’t much seating available only 3 tables (1 inside, 2 outside and a loveseat couch inside) I was excited to try the cafe con leche and I got it with 4 shots of espresso but unfortunately it wasn’t as strong as i excepted it to be. The signature Cuban sandwich was delicious and the beef empanada with cheese was so flavorful and crunchy. The green salsa is more of a dressing and the orange salsa has a tangy kick but both paired amazing with the sandwich. The food was freshly prepared and the staff is very friendly.