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Cuban Island

Cuban Island

2910 N Highway A1a, INDIALANTIC, United States

Cuban • American • Caribbean • Latin-american


"I think I finally figured out how to use my random name generator, especially after my previous letdowns with Italian restaurants run by actual Italians. The secret? Simply type “Cuban food,” and just like that, the name Cuban Island Restaurant appeared. Checking my GPS confirmed this would be an easy choice, as I didn't have to venture to the mainland. In fact, it was a quick trip, and I arrived in no time. Once seated, my excellent server, Normat, greeted me. Normat exemplifies what every server should be—helpful and friendly. After discussing the menu, I decided to order Carnitas, the Churrasco with chimichurri, and a Cuban Sandwich. I took a few photos of the cozy atmosphere while waiting for Normat's return. Before long, my food arrived, and an inviting wave of Cuban aromas filled the air. I couldn’t wait to dig in as soon as Normat cleared the table. I started with the Carnitas, which I absolutely love, and I have to say, these were among the best I've ever tasted. They were incredibly tender and bursting with flavor, providing a delightful mix of island spices in every bite. Next up was the Churrasco with chimichurri, and once again, I was treated to an explosion of Caribbean flavors that was simply incredible. I could write pages about the complexity of the spices and how they all complemented each other, but honestly, you should just stop reading and go there yourself! Finally, I tried their version of the famous Cuban sandwich. The picture doesn’t do it justice—thinly sliced ham and roasted pork, layered with melted Swiss, pickles, and mustard, then pressed and toasted to a perfect golden brown. It tasted as amazing as it looked, putting me in foodie heaven! Cuban Island Restaurant undoubtedly serves some of the best Cuban food in Brevard County, and to add a fun twist, the owner is Italian. I love that! So if you want the best Cuban food, this is the place to go: Cuban Island!"

Sushi Bombs

Sushi Bombs

15480 NW 77th Ct, 33016, Hialeah, United States

Asian • Sushi • Seafood • Japanese


"A bit turned off. This is my neighborhood sushi spot and I usually choose it over Sushi Sake and a few others primarily because it?s open until 11 pm plus I like their house soup. Last night, I rolled up at 10:50 pm for my online order and all the lightswere off, doors locked. Basically closed. I got out my car to investigate and someone was coming to the door to unlock it toleave for their Uber that just pulled up and they?re like ?we?re closed?. I was like ?I made an online order???Luckily it wason the table. I was like ?I thought you guys closed at 11?? Another lady who was heading out said ?we?re closing earlytonight?. Not to mention, my food was trash. Spring rolls clearly just rushed and I had requested wasabi/ginger which weren?tin there. Had the employees not been rushing out the door I could?ve looked at my order and asked for it. I cannot riskordering online from this place if they?re going to just leave early. Had I been a few seconds late I would?ve basically beenoutta luck and who knows the hassle to get my money back not to mention have no dinner. I understand emergencies happen and youmay have to close a place early but shut off your online ordering. I will say my phone was dead so Idek if they tried tocall. I give 3 stars because prior to this it was a place I frequented but I will never return based on this experience.There?s too many other places in town to try."

Cuban Island

Cuban Island

2910 Highway A1a N, Indialantic, 32903-2145, United States Of America, Darkness

Soup • Cuban • Italian • Vegetarian


"Cuban Island Restaurant 2910 N. Hwy A1A, Indialantic, FL 329035 StarsIt seems I have broken the code on my random name generator after repeatedly disappointing Italian restaurants run by real Italians. The key to getting it to work properly is to type, as Tarzan said, “make Cuban food.” And voila, the name Cuban Island Restaurant popped out at me. Glancing at the GPS, I knew this was automatically a win as I didn't have to go to the mainland. In fact, I didn't have to go far at all as I was there in two shakes of a snake's tail.Seated and handed a menu, my glorious service professional, Normat, soon approached me. Normat is everything a wait staff member should be and more. Normat was exceedingly helpful in going over the menu with me, and to that end, I placed an order for some Carnitas, the Churrasco and chimichurri plate, and one Cuban Sandwich. Enjoying the digs, I snapped a few pics and awaited Normat's return.Within a short amount of time, my food was in front of me. A wave of enticing Cuban aromas assaulted my olfactory senses like so many tasty atoms. With eager anticipation, I immediately dug in as soon as Normat cleared away. First I tried a sample of the Carnitas. I really love me some good pork Carnitas, and these were some of, if not the best, I have ever had. They were incredibly tender and immensely flavorful. Each bite was a veritable cornucopia of intermingling island flavors.Moving on to the Churrasco and chimichurri plate, once again, I was overwhelmed (in a delightful way) with Caribbean flavors. I could go on for pages about the complexity of the spice mix and how each seemed to enhance the other, resulting in a mountain of tastiness, but you should just stop reading and go there already.This brings me to the final item on today's glabrous sojourn on our charming barrier island: their take on the ever-popular Sandwich Cubano. As you can see by the picture, this included a mix of thinly sliced ham and roasted pork, oozing with melted Swiss with a pickle and mustard slathered on then pressed Cubano style and toasted to a sumptuous golden brown. This tasted as good as it looked and I was in foodie paradise! This place unequivocally serves some of the best Cuban food in Brevard County and the owner is Italian. I love that!The Big Boy says, “You want the best Cuban food, you got the best Cuban food. Cuban Island!!”"