Armando's Caribe

Our first time there tonight & will definitely be coming back. Everything was perfect, from the delicious food to the amazing service. Both our servers were on it. Had a cool conversation with the manager & super nice guy. If your reading this u have read enough....now go eat & enjoy. 💯 Trust Me. Ps. Those portions were big & im here for it. And definitely try their cocktail drink "Mezcalita" so good.

The food is delicious. One note i have is the shrimp was not devained. And found the caribbean menu was laking caribbean food. But I enjoyed my meal I ate.

Excellent Cuban and Caribbean dishes. Plentiful servings with robust flavors. Pleasant and attentive service. And reasonably priced. Great place for a business lunch too. Authentic Cuban Sandwich that was PERFECT... (bread was absolutely award winning) and it was perfectly prepared. Very nice job "Armando"... (I don't know if there's actually an Armando but kudos to whoever in charge. The staff did a nice job and the food was delicious.)

Excellent food and very good experience overall! We decided to Armando’s because we were in the mood for Mexican food, but this was so much more. There were several interesting choices on the menu, including Spanish and Cuban dishes. The stand out of the night was the calamari appetizer. It has some potato on it, and it was super tender and super tasty. Everyone at the table enjoyed their meal and this was such a great pick. We will definitely be back to try other dishes.

After several visits, I’m convinced Armando’s Caribe, a Duluth gem serving bold Latin flavors since 2008, is a cornerstone of the community’s dining scene. My latest Cazuela de Mariscos was a revelation - brimming with plump shrimp, tender scallops, and mussels in a rich, savory broth that hums with just the right kick, not heavy on tomatoes. My wife’s Arroz con Pollo is comfort in a bowl, with chicken so tender it falls apart and rice carrying a subtle, smoky warmth. Each dish feels like a love letter to Caribbean and Spanish kitchens, rivaling the best we’ve tasted stateside. The cocktails elevate the experience: my Armando Margarita was delicious but a touch too sweet, so I added a tequila shot kicker for a bold, citrusy zing. My wife raved about her mojito’s crisp, minty delight. Se