Puerto Sagua Has The Best Cuban Food In Florida

If we’re being honest, there aren’t too many restaurants that end up lasting for years in Florida. Restaurants pop up onto the scene and often disappear just as quickly. Which is why when we come across a restaurant in Florida that has been around for nearly 60 years, we have to pay our respects and acknowledge they are definitely doing something right.

Puerto Sagua is one of the oldest restaurants still standing in South Beach, with a history dating back to 1968.

TripAdvisor MisterNO_NYC

Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, you’ll find authentic Cuban food in a simple, no-frills setting.

Google Maps

If you know anything about Cuban cuisine, you know that you’ll be in for a real treat, with massive plates of food, brimming with flavor.

TripAdvisor Melanie T.

What makes this restaurant work so well is the authenticity of the menu—the fried plantains, pressed Cuban sandwiches, roasted pork shoulder, or fried whole snapper.

TripAdvisor Steff A.

You’ll find a Cuban menu staple—Ropa Vieja, with tender strips of meat basted in a tomato broth, served with a side of buttery white rice and crisp Cuban bread.

TripAdvisor LUKAS1973

Pair any meal with a carafe of red wine sangria for the table, which will hit the spot on a hot Florida day.

TripAdvisor Adriana0502

And then just wait until you get to the dessert, because Cubans know how to do dessert right.

TripAdvisor Tuan S.

Whether it be the homemade coconut flan, the cheese caramel custard, or the rice pudding, this is the perfect end-cap to any meal.

TripAdvisor Cheri W.

With a simple, non-complicated atmosphere, just because the restaurant is in South Beach doesn’t mean you have to dress to the nines to visit.

TripAdvisor Brian P.

Just show up and get ready to chow down—this historic restaurant will be a flavor adventure for everyone who enters.

TripAdvisor Whiskeypanda99

Address: 700 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139-6216