El Cubano Sandwich Shop

Came in a few days ago because I found a coupon in the mail and I thought I’d try them out. I just got a small cafe con leche and it was amazing. Best coffee I found in some time. Vicky’s bakery and bravo haven’t been the best lately. I also got a meat pastry that was absolutely delicious that my 2 kids finished it after my first bite. This will be a new favorite spot for me!

About the Cuban Sandwich Shop in Coral Springs, FL: This Cuban sandwich shop in Coral Springs, FL, offers ample seating and a variety of baked pastries. About the Experience: Upon entering, the shop provides plenty of space to sit and enjoy the ambiance. The assortment of baked pastries caught our attention, providing a tempting selection alongside our coffee. The coffee served was strong, as anticipated, and complemented the pastries well. While we observed the preparation of Cuban sandwiches, which appeared and smelled delicious, we unfortunately weren't hungry enough to try them. In summary, the Cuban Sandwich Shop offers a comfortable atmosphere with tasty coffee and pastries. While we didn't sample the main attraction, the Cuban sandwiches, due to timing, the overall experience war

Great place to come and take something to go or stay and eat there. Service was great, staff was very polite took their time to help and even gave us suggestions. Place was clean and well organized. We got our food fast and freshly made. Will definitely come back. 😋😋😋

Got Cuban Phillys yhey fely thier was way more bread and less meat and just mostly eating more bread believe if they would add it in one sandwich and not have two bread buns ,they are ok just need to refix them and hashbrownd are probably made out of packets thought they are home made style but overall it's ok but it's a bit dirty in this joint need to clean up a bit but that's all doable with more work.

I visit here often, spending around $10 each visit, and normally tipping ($1 or more). The young girl at the front always makes it seem like she is doing me a favor, very rarely is she friendly, and she never is thankful for a tip. With the empanada, they serve a half empty dipping sauce cup to accompany it, and today when I asked for an extra one (which I never ask for - and side note, I did tip today and I know she saw, and I am also aware and understand sauce may be extra), she said “awh, I’m sorry, that’s extra” in an attempt at a cute little voice, when I said that’s fine, she charged me 54 cents for an empty cup of sauce. Ridiculous. What if I had put all my bills/change in the tip jar (more than $1), and now when I asked for a sauce, did not have any more change? Would she prefer no