Las Vegas Cuban Cuisine - Miami Beach

The food was excellent Cuban cuisine. However, there are a couple of drawbacks to note: 1. They add a Miami Beach tax on top of the state tax. 2. Parking is quite challenging, and getting out of your car on Collins Ave can be dangerous. The best option is to park at the municipal parking lot, which is about four blocks away, but do be cautious. Thank you.

Fantastic eating, reasonable price and cool atmosphere. in any case would come back. we sat outside on the walk-in tables and were fabulous to be part of the local scene.

I read the family history before looking at the menu, and it brought tears to my eyes as it reminded me of the sacrifices my parents made as immigrants. I had noticed that this restaurant was always busy, and now I understand why. My son really enjoyed the beans and plantains. My partner and I had the lechón and the crispy chicken. I also tried the Caldo Gallego, which was very close to the authentic version. The prices are reasonable, the service is excellent, and the food is good. The lechón could have been better, but it was still enjoyable. It's great to have an authentic Cuban spot in Broward without having to travel to Miami. I’ll definitely be back and would recommend it to friends and family.

I absolutely loved the Cuban coffee, flan, and the garlic camarones dish. However, the tamales were not very impressive. On the positive side, the service and atmosphere were excellent!

During my three-day trip to Miami Beach for a conference, we ended up dining here twice! Compared to other restaurants we tried in the area, Las Vegas truly stands out as the best. The food is outstanding, the service is swift (much quicker than other nearby options), and if you have the pleasure of being served by Giselle, you'll walk away feeling like you've met a truly wonderful person. This place offers the best Cuban food I've had outside of Cuba.