La Casita Cuban Cuisine

It was my first time going to LA Casita and I loved it. The food was fresh made. Muy rico I ordered vaca frita. El ambience tranquilo the lighting very intimate and no rush to kick you out. Better than La Carreta and Versailles

La Casita is an outstanding Cuban restaurant, truly one of the best in Miami. The food is excellent, and their lamb in wine sauce is absolutely delicious. The restaurant was completely packed, yet we received service from the server Rigo that felt worthy of a Michelin-level establishment. Highly recommended.

It's the second time I've been to this place and I really liked it. It is clean, with every detail taken care of, good attention from its workers, specifically Abel, I think it was the guy who attended us, very professional. The chicken soup like at home, the fried chicken was very tasty just like the momilla. An excellent place with Cuban food to taste.

🎶 “Ode to La Casita” 🎶 Oh La Casita, what a find! Where flavor dances, peace of mind. Forget Versailles — that’s old design, Your picadillo? Purely divine. The lemonade — homemade art, Sweet and tart, it stole my heart. And service? A flawless team ballet, Three or four helping right away. Since 1990, they’ve stayed true, Family pride in all they do. So here’s my rhyme, a thankful cheer — La Casita’s the best you’ll find this year!

The supposed Ajiaco (more like beef stew n carrots) was not good and served on a broken bowl. The $1.50 each fritura de bacalao were dime size fish nuggets not bacalao. Awful. The yuca frita didn't have yuca but a paste resembling it. This is not fine dining more like fast food very pricey. Leaves a lot to be desired not worth the money plus extremely cold ac, uncomfortably so. This is not Cuban Cuisine, unless you've never had the real thing. Looks good from far but FAR from good. Not worth it.