Bongo's Cuban Cafe Miami

urant into the citys hottest 21-and-over salsa nightclub. Cover charges can be hefty, but consider it your ticket to what happens to be an astounding show of some of the best ...

hurrasco (boneless strip steak). Even the side dishes, salads and homemade desserts are works of art. But its not all about the food. Friday and Saturday nights are also a great ...

The food at Bongos was average. My chicken was well grilled but lacked some latin flavor. My girlfriends ropa vieja was tasty but very meaty and hard to chew. ...

Our hotels concierge recommended this restaurant but I dont think hed been any where near the place! I thought it was a bit odd that there was hardly anyone there when we ...

to eat here or go here for that matter. Food is triple the price it should be, served cold, slowly. The music is kitchy and the scantily clad girls, though clearly living near a gym, dont justify the horrendous grub and ...

I was attending a Miami Heat game and it was recommended I have dinner before the game at Bongos. Everyone stresses it is owned by the Estefans. I was surprised on a game night ...

I have been here several times. It is excellent food. I recomend going for lunch. It is very slow at this time and for the most part walk ins should be no problem. ...

Well actually the food is not so good as in other places in Miami. I am cuban born and I can tell that I didnt find the cuban flavor and "sason" in the food. ...

Our daughter wanted a wedding to remember in Orlando, We pick Bongos Cuban Cafe for the reception to introduce her in laws to our Cuban culture. ...

The vegetarian dish included frozen birdseye bag vegetables... nothing fresh. Cuban Lasagna was lacking in the chicken that was supposed to be in it. Sub-standard service. ...