(212) 966-5366
110 Thompson St
New York,
NY
10012
40.7256
-74.0018
Neighborhoods: SoHo, Downtown
What People Are Saying About Cubana Cafe
The Editor
Karen Hudes
Citysearch
In Short – Set below the sidewalk, this restaurant and bar has high windows, a turquoise tiled bar and yellow and pink walls to let in the sunshine. Caribbean music and fruit-print plastic tablecloths further brighten the setting for Cuban plates. Ropa vieja and stuffed poblano chiles join picadillo Cubano, a beef hash flavored with raisins, olives and yucca, and garlic-and-lime marinated chicken breast, along with seviche, roasted corn, and the always-popular pressed Cuban sandwich.
11/13/08
Cheap Good Cuban
by eatallthetime
I love, love, love this place for food and price. Can't go wrong with their cuban sandwich. The atmosphere is quaint and feels like Cuba. Not pretentious at all and the drinks are not bad either. Go for the simplicity and homestyle cooking and have a good time with friends or love ones. Never a bad meal, ever.
- Pros: cheap/fresh/great sandwich among meals
- Cons: none
09/19/07
Great Place
by antlooch
Cubana Cafe has great food and great atmosphere. Very casual and friendly. A great neighborhood spot.
- Pros: nice, relaxing place
- Cons: sometimes crowded
05/19/07
Great spot for lunch or dinner in Soho
by nymark2
I was with a friend on a Saturday wandering around Soho. We were looking for somewhere to eat and found this place. We were amazed at how inexpensive the prices are. We had a pitcher of Sangria that was full of apples. It was the best! At the waitresses suggestion, I had pounded chicken with mangoes. It was very flavorful and came with rice and beans for only $10. The place is small, but the atmosphere is very cozy and comfortable. Service was excellent! Highly recommended and inexpensive for Soho! I will definately go back.
- Pros: Great Sangria, inexpensive
The Details on Cubana Cafe
What to Drink:
The bar serves mojitos, cuba libres and caipirinhas as well as nonalcoholic blended batidos. Cuban espresso may be ordered in a pot for two.
When to Go:
If you're in the mood for breakfast, huevos rancheros, Cuban French toast and American pancakes are served all day.
The Extras:
The restaurant crosses borough borders with a location on Smith Street.
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