Reviews on Spanish food in Gainesville, Florida, United States. Home to the University of Florida, the largest and oldest university in the state, as well as the Santa Fe Community College, Gainesville is a hub of education and culture. Perhaps due to its strong student population, the city is also at the heart of independent music in Florida, having produced numerous musical acts from a variety of genres. The natural surroundings, including parks, lakes and the adjacent Paynes Prairie State Reserve provide a green getaway from the bustle of city life.
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4 based on 316 reviews
Being Cuban I can honestly say this is as Latin as it is going to get in Gainesville. I really enjoyed the brunch here! I got the guava crepe, if you have a sweet tooth this is your item! The best part about this brunch is the different mimosas they offer. They have a variety of tropical juices: mango, guava, passion fruit. It is a nice change from you typical mimosa. Definitely recommend this place if youâre looking for a great brunch or your missing you Latin home cooking!
4 based on 268 reviews
Absolutely casual. I would say X Casual.It is no only Cuban - you find also few Venezuelan delicacies.We had tequenos and chicken arepas. Tequenos were really good, arepas only average.The donât serve alcohol. Arepas outdoor without beer, I donât think is even legal.
4 based on 80 reviews
Do not expect the Mexican taste you've had in other known places. Carrying dishes that represent the culture of Mexico, you can eat authentic.
We went here for lunch after UF Graduation Saturday. it was our first time here but it will not be the last. It was great food and the prices so reasonable. I highly recommend this place.
Most Popular Barbecue food in Gainesville, Florida, United States
4 based on 51 reviews
Flaco's is an excellent little Cuban bakery/eatery. The pastelito de queso is as good as you'll find anywhere. The Cuban Gator sandwich is a unique experience. Growing up in Miami, I've enjoyed dozens if not hundreds of Cuban sandwiches. Never in my life have I seen a Cuban sandwich sub out the ham for ropa vieja. Sounds ridiculous and almost sacrilegious. This is explains why the sandwich is sinfully good. Did I mention the Cuban bread is baked fresh every day? Oh, and they have tacos too. Didn't try 'em, but the folks in the restaurant seemed to be enjoying the heck out of them.
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