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Top 4 Latin food in Indialantic, Florida, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Latin food in Indialantic, Florida, United States. Coordinates: 28°05′16″N 80°34′08″W / 28.087861°N 80.568857°W / 28.087861; -80.568857
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1. Cuban Island Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 461 reviews
Reviewed By Art A
Melbourne has some good Cuban restaurants, but Cuban Island is our favorite. It is one of the several restaurants that we like to frequent due to the consistently good food, great service and reasonable value. We often eat there with other couples on Saturday night when they have a guitar player playing traditional Spanish music. It can get crowded on the weekends, so it is a good idea to make reservations. We always request a table against the back wall because the music can get loud and make it difficult to hear when sitting in the center of the restaurant in front of the guitar player.They have a full bar and good selection of beer, wine and cocktails, but my wife and I usually order the red wine Sangria, which is a large glass filled with Sangria and fresh fruit. We really enjoy it because we find it light and refreshing, it complements the Cuban food well, and is something different from what we usually order at other restaurants.The menu is a good combination of classic Cuban dishes, with other seafood dishes mixed in. We have tried most of the Cuban entrees, but we prefer the Cuban sandwich, which is consistently great. They put a very generous amount of succulent roast pork on really fresh bread, which makes the sandwich a really nice meal. We order it with the accompanying Cuban salad, which is mixed greens with diced tomato and Spanish olives in a light olive oil and vinegar dressing. All of the other Cuban entrees are good, but the portions tend to be small, although they provide ample amount of beans and rice with the entrees. The prices on most the dinners are very reasonable. The service is consistently good. The staff is bi-lingual, and although we don't speak Spanish, many Spanish speaking people eat there and seem to really enjoy it. We avoid the seafood dishes, because we found the portions tend to be small and the prices are too high for the meal. Occasionally, they have specials that are really good, such as the Florida lobster special stuffed with crabmeat. The décor includes an interesting Cuban based motif. If you like Cuban food, or want to try Cuban food, I would highly recommend Cuban Island.
2. El Ambia Cubano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 499 reviews
Family restaurant, with a history, excellent Cuban food and ambiance.
Reviewed By Maria M
Great location, waterview. Has life music, good food, good prices. Good srvice. Free parking. Will definitely VISIT again
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3. Nini's Restaurant Cuban Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
In 1995 Maria Eugenia Bello founded in Havana Cuba Nini's Cafe, today Chef Morales following the legacy of her grandmother opens the doors of Nini's Restaurant Cuban Cuisine in Indialantic Florida after a successful career as an executive chef in differen
Reviewed By 411Charley
My wife and I go to Nini's at least twice a month, and it seems that each time is better than the last. The food, service, and ambiance are all outstanding. If is family operated with the gentleman being the chef and the lady the hostess/server. If you have been there before, they know you and make you happy to be back. The decor is authentic Cuban and it makes me want to go to Cuba. Last time we were there my wife enjoyed the Ropa Vieja and I had the Enchilada de Camarones, and mine was one of the best meals I have ever had. The prices are reasonable and both the wine and desserts are excellent. The Flan is incredible!
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4. Ole Fire Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Fun new Soainish Tapas style bar and Resturant in downtown melbourne
Reviewed By Mike B
We stopped in for some appetizers and drinks, after having walked the historic downtown area. We were 30 minutes early for happy hour, but our waitress pointed us towards drink option which were basically the same prices as happy hour. We tried the Yucca Frites and the Salsa Flight. The frites were so-so, but the salsa flight was very good. It was 3 different salsas; bean & corn, salsa verde, and pineapple, and then a big bowl of seasoned chips. The verde was good, the pineapple was very good, and the bean & corn was awesome. Our waitress was very good also. We didn't try it, but if you like tequila, they have an extensive list of them, and do flights as well.
