Miami Tours Best Places to Stop Over for a Cubano in Miami

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Cuba has an undeniable Latin influence in every little aspect of Miami life such as the people, the music, the vibe of South Beach, the district of Little Havana and in many Miami attractions as well. These attractions are best explored on the hop-on-hop-off bus tours which allow you to alight the bus whenever you find something interesting to explore, and then hop back on when you’re ready to sightsee some more.

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There is one thing where Cuban influences are stronger than ever and that is the cuisine here in the magic city. It is said that Miami’s Cuban food is more authentic than Cuba itself. The Cuban Sandwich or the Cubano, is one of the most popular Latin-American meals in the city – something that has acquired an iconic status over the years. Here are the best places in Miami to stop over for a Cubano. 

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The Cuban Sandwich or the Cubano is a delicious treat that is a variation of the classic ham and cheese. It has its origins in cafes that catered to Cuban immigrant workers in Florida. The sandwich starts off with the freshest, highest quality ingredients, which many Miami restaurants source locally. The bread, an integral part of the sandwich, is fresh from the bakery too.

A traditional Cubano is made from Cuban bread only and starts off with a well-buttered loaf, upon which roast pork, dill pickles, and Swiss cheese are slathered. It is important that each Cubano sandwich is made to order. After that, the Cubano spends a few minutes on the plancha, or the sandwich press, and emerges as a true treat for your taste buds.

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What makes a Cubano special is not just the quality of the meat used but also the quantity. Pork, which is an essential part of the sandwich, must be slow-roasted with Cuban condiments and spices to give it that citrus, garlic flavour. It is the natural juices of the meats, the butter and the pickles that give the Cubano its flavour and moistness. While most Miami eateries don’t add mayonnaise or mustard in their Cubanos, they won’t frown at you if you ask for them.

Best Places to Try a Cubano At

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   1.      Versailles Restaurant
   

Versailles Restaurant in Little Havana is a popular landmark that also boasts to be one oldest restaurants in Miami. When you’re here, don’t miss the succulent Cubano, possibly the best you will have ever tasted. Other things to try are boliche, lechonasado, fritas, chicharrón, and traditional croquetas. For an instant pick-me-up, grab a cup of the strong ‘cafecito’ or the famous Café Cubano.

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   2.      Morro Castle
   

The family-owned Cuban cafeteria Morro Castle serves up an excellent Cubano sandwich, made from scratch with quality ingredients and secret spices. Their bistec de palomilla, tostones, and morrois also worth a mention.

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   3.      Enriqueta’s Sandwich Shop
   

Enriquetta’s is famous for its perfectly-seasoned Cubanos, bistec de Puerco, cheap breakfasts, and delicious black beans.

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Miami Tours Best Places to Stop Over for a Cubano in Miami