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    Post #1 - February 5th, 2006, 10:10 am
    Post #1 - February 5th, 2006, 10:10 am Post #1 - February 5th, 2006, 10:10 am
    The last time I had really excellent Cuban food was years ago at Tania's - now since gone. This summer we moved near Peterson and Western, and I was thrilled to be so close to so many Cuban restaurants.

    Our experience at Rancho Luna, however, made me re-think the whole idea. The mojitos were fabulous, the music was OK, the ambiance was as good as could be expected from a converted IHOP(?), but the food was mostly disappointing. It dissuaded me from trying the place further West that advertises a lunch buffet (never a good sign) We had some fairly good marinated chicken, but the other dishes were just bland - and my yardstick Cuban dish, black beans, were clearly out of a can - no cumin, no heat, no nothing.

    Anybody have an idea where a girl can get decent Moros y Cristianos around here?

    PS. Though I didn't find good Cuban, I should recommend Sabor a Cafe, a small Colombian place just West of Peterson/Western - lovely people, good food, and tostones (maduros) that remind me more of savory beignets than plantains. Heaven.
  • Post #2 - February 6th, 2006, 10:06 am
    Post #2 - February 6th, 2006, 10:06 am Post #2 - February 6th, 2006, 10:06 am
    Try Cafe Bolero. It's a good Cuban joint with nice atmosphere. I go there every few months and have always enjoyed the food and service.

    Cafe Bolero
    2252 N. Western Ave.
  • Post #3 - February 6th, 2006, 10:21 am
    Post #3 - February 6th, 2006, 10:21 am Post #3 - February 6th, 2006, 10:21 am
    Here's a slightly dated thread on Cuban restaurants:

    http://www.lthforum.com/bb/viewtopic.ph ... 52898f068a

    And a thread about a Great Neiighborhood Restaurant™ winner:

    http://www.lthforum.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=4096

    There are more if you do a search.
  • Post #4 - February 6th, 2006, 10:54 am
    Post #4 - February 6th, 2006, 10:54 am Post #4 - February 6th, 2006, 10:54 am
    Although I can't speak for the Cuban authenticity, Mr. X and I had a fabulous meal at Cafe 28 on Saturday night. Forgive me for not remembering the exact names of our choices. We split a tamal - roast pork, sauteed red onions over polenta. I had the ropa vieja - great flavor, very tender meat. He had a steak dish from the Mexican part of the menu -- a spiced, perfectly prepared steak. His only quibble was that the vegetables were practically raw. The sangria was some of the best we've had in a long time.

    I hadn't been to Cafe 28 in over a year and was glad to return. We went early so had no problems being seated. The place was packed when we left.

    Cafe 28
    1800 W. Irving Pk.
    773-528-2883
  • Post #5 - August 8th, 2006, 3:52 pm
    Post #5 - August 8th, 2006, 3:52 pm Post #5 - August 8th, 2006, 3:52 pm
    Mhays wrote:Anybody have an idea where a girl can get decent Moros y Cristianos around here?

    I like the moros y cristianos at La Unica on Devon. It's a grocery with a kichen and some tables in the back. Lots of mentions elsewhere on the board. (Sorry I couldn't take the time to link to them for you.)

    La Unica
    515 W Devon Ave
    Chicago, 60660
    (773) 274-7788
    Man : I can't understand how a poet like you can eat that stuff.
    T. S. Eliot: Ah, but you're not a poet.
  • Post #6 - August 8th, 2006, 4:21 pm
    Post #6 - August 8th, 2006, 4:21 pm Post #6 - August 8th, 2006, 4:21 pm
    Recently went for another visit to Cafe LaGuardia West - the steak dishes (particularly the skirt steak) are tender and flavorful, and the shrimp on a stick was very good (although the shrimp are small). The mango margaritas and the mohitos are very tasty also. The sangria also looked good - plan to try that next time. Their back patio has music on Fridays and Saturdays.

    Cafe LaGuardia West
    6818 W. North Ave.
    Chicago (Galewood/Montclare)
    773-385-8930

    Other location:

    Cafe LaGuardia
    2111 W. Armitage
    Chicago (Bucktown)
    773-862-5996

    Another favorite, which combines Cuban with South American, is Mambo Grill. Big fan of their pan-seared chicken, crispy roast pork, avocado and mango salad, ceviche, and mohitos.

    Mambo Grill
    412 N. Clark
    Chicago
    312-467-9797
  • Post #7 - August 9th, 2006, 7:08 am
    Post #7 - August 9th, 2006, 7:08 am Post #7 - August 9th, 2006, 7:08 am
    The GP wrote:Although I can't speak for the Cuban authenticity, Mr. X and I had a fabulous meal at Cafe 28 on Saturday night.


    I have had their Ropa Vieja (sp?) and it's my favorite version of that classic dish. I like the combo of nuevo Mexican and Cuban (since, as a Cuban co-worker maintains, Cuban food doesn't amount to much). I keep hoping to find a good Cuban restaurant - there's a little Cuban place on Wilson east of Damen - haven't tried it yet - does anyone know anything about it?
  • Post #8 - August 9th, 2006, 8:59 am
    Post #8 - August 9th, 2006, 8:59 am Post #8 - August 9th, 2006, 8:59 am
    I believe the Cuban place on Wilson east of Damen is/was Sabor a Cafe. Haven't been by there in quite a while, so don't know if it's still there. A previous poster indicates there's a restaurant by that name near Peterson/Western--same place? second outpost?
  • Post #9 - August 9th, 2006, 9:41 am
    Post #9 - August 9th, 2006, 9:41 am Post #9 - August 9th, 2006, 9:41 am
    Tell Versailles in Miami that Cuban food doesn't amount to much. One of the largest restaurant menus ever, all Cuban (though not particularly good). Is it one of the world's great cuisines, up there with Italian, Mexican Indian or Thai? No. But as New World cuisines go, it is near the top along with Brazilian and, of course, American. The Iberian-African mix with a few Italian, German and indigenous influences is pretty solid. (I don't consider Mexican or the Andean foods "New World," because the basic starches, sauces and techniques (albeit not red meats) are essentially pre-Colombian.)

    That said, Cuban restaurants, even in Florida, tend to present a rather poor representation of the cuisine. The best Cuban places are sort of like the best Jewish places -- big, bustling spots that serve as public meeting places where robust food is dished from behind the glass or over a formica countertop.

    As for Chicago, such places include La Unica, Marianao, Rinconcito Cubano, Cafeteria de Pancho, and, to a lesser extent, Sabor a Cuba (the place on Wislon) and Bolero. I'd add the Logan Sq. places Guantanamera, Bombonera and Cafe con Leche, to the extent any are still there (I'm pretty sure they are). Both of the sit-down places (Sabor and Bolero) have decent-to-good versions of most Cuban standards.

    As an aside, I'd point out that Marianao, while old, never existed in the Chicago media, never. Now it's on Metromix. I'm happy to think that the Marianao's, Katy's and Honey1's of the world see some benefit from this Board and its faithful.

    Tropi-Cuba, a grocery store at Lyndale and Sacramento, and Cuban Island on Peterson are suspposed to be good as well, though I have not tried either.

    Here's a link to a list I composed previously, with updates that probably need updating by now:Cuban

    Anyway, I like Cafe 28 pretty well, and they do a good job of respecting the differences between the two cuisines. It is not a fusion place at all, though the owners are half Cuban half Mexican -- a common enough combo here, though not just about anywhere else. It's a very pleasant place and a bit more upscale than the others.

    As for the other places mentioned up thread, I'm not a fan of La Guardia's food because I find it is a bit Trixie-ized (i.e., bland; plus "Cuban nachos" and such), and Mambo's nuevo stuff is at best Cuban-inspired in some instances. LaGuardia is a nice place for a drink and the owners seem to care about their customers. I've never tried the mojitos, though.

    Zim wrote:

    Dude,

    you might be right about having to go to New York for Latin food, but based on what you've tried I'm not sure you have all the info yet to make that statement.

    have you tried any of the below:

    Ambassador Caffe (Cuban)
    3605 N. Ashland
    Chicago
    (773) 404-8770

    Blue Parrot Tearoom (Cuban)
    31 Forest Ave.
    Riverside, Illinois
    (708)447-CAFE

    Boriken Cafe (PR)
    2638 W. Division
    Chicago
    (773) 276-1780

    Borinquen 2 (PR)
    3020 N Central
    Chicago
    (773) 622-8570

    Borinquen Lounge(PR)
    3811 N Western
    Chicago
    (773) 442-8001

    Borinquen Restaurant (PR)
    1720 N. California
    Chicago
    (773) 227-6038

    Brasa Roja (Ecuadoran/Columbian)
    3125 W. Montrose
    Chicago
    (773) 866-2252

    Cafe 28 (Cuban)
    1800 W. Irving Park
    Chicago
    (773) 528-2883

    Cafe 911 ( PR)
    2523 N. Milwaukee
    Chicago
    (773) 489-9111

    Cafe Ay Caramba (Cuban)
    2714 N. Milwaukee
    Chicago
    (773) 772-1662

    Cafe Bolero (Cuban)
    2252 N. Western
    Chicago
    (773) 227-9000
    http://www.cafebolero.net/

    Cafe Central (PR)
    1437 W. Chicago
    Chicago
    (312) 243-6776
    http://www.menus.com/menus.com/modular_ ... id=3122074

    Cafe Cubano (Cuban)
    North & Lathrop
    Chicago
    (708) 456-6100

    Cafe Laguardia (Cuban)
    2111 Armitage
    Chicago
    (773) 862-5996
    http://www.cafelaguardia.com/

    Cafe Las Delicias (Salvadoran)
    4911 N.Western
    Chicago
    (773) 293-0656

    Cafeteria de Pancho (Cuban/PR)
    2200 N California
    Chicago
    (773) 772-7811
    http://www.dropby.com/indexLF.html?cont ... /menu.html

    Cafeteria Marianao (Cuban)
    2246 N. Milwaukee
    Chicago
    (773) 278-4533

    Caracas Grill (Venezuelan)
    6340 N. Clark
    Chicago
    (773) 743-3593

    Click On Cafe (Cuban)
    3656 W. Fullerton
    Chicago
    (773) 252-1760

    Coco (PR)
    2723 W. Division
    Chicago
    (773) 384-4811

    Costumbres Argentinas
    1309 N. Ashland
    Chicago
    (773) 489-6214
    http://www.cafelaguardia.com/


    Cousin's Grill (PR)
    4612-A W. Diversey
    Chicago
    (773) 205-7619

    Cuban Island (Cuban)
    3446 W. Peterson
    Chicago
    (773) 588-9922

    Cuchilandia (PR)
    4438 W. Wrightwood
    3 blocks south of diversey
    Chicago
    (773) 742-7547

    Delicias Crucita (Ecuadoran)
    3314 W. Foster
    Chicago
    (773) 539-4702

    Delicias De Gautemala Bakery (Guatemalan)
    2901 N Kedzie
    Chicago
    (773) 539-9312

    El Condor (Ecuadorian)
    2349 N Milwaukee
    Chicago
    (773) 252-5112

    El Guanaco (salvadoran)
    6345 W. Grand
    Chicago
    (773) 637-2915

    El Llano (Colombian)
    3941 N. Lincoln
    Chicago
    (773) 327-1659

    El Llano-Rogers Pk
    7018 N. Clark St.
    Chicago
    (773) 338-0531

    El Nandu Restaurant (Argentinean)
    2731 W. Fullerton
    Chicago
    (773) 278-0900

    El Rinconcito Cubano (Cuban)
    3248 W. Fullerton
    Chicago
    (773) 489-4440

    El Tinajon (Guatemalan)
    2054 W. Roscoe
    Chicago
    (773) 525-8455

    Flying Chicken Restaurant (Colombian)
    3811 N. Lincoln
    Chicago
    (773) 477-1090

    Guatemala (Guatemalan)
    1027 W. Wilson
    Chicago
    (773) 271-2761

    Havana Cafe (Cuban)
    2739 W. Lawrence
    Chicago
    (773) 561-4665

    Ibis (PR)
    2509 W. North
    Chicago
    (773) 235-7377

    Irazu (Costa Rican)
    1865 N. Milwaukee
    Chicago
    (773) 252-5687

    Izalco (Salvadoran)
    1511 W. Lawrence
    Chicago
    (773) 769-1225

    Joe's Food & Liquors
    3626 W Lawrence
    Chicago
    (773) 478-1078

    La Bruquena (PR)
    2726 W. Division
    Chicago
    (773) 276-2915

    La Cocina Criolla/Galarza (PR)
    2418 W. Fullerton
    Chicago
    (773) 235-7377

    La Esquina del Sabor Truck (PR)
    Munoz Marin Drive
    Chicago

    La Humita (Ecuadoran )
    3466 N Pulaski
    Chicago
    (773) 794-9672
    http://www.lahumita.com

    La Palma (PR)
    1340 N. Homan
    Chicago
    (773) 862-0886
    http://www.chicagoyouthboxing.com/la-palma.html

    La Parilla (PR)
    2808 W. North
    Chicago
    (773) 278-0665

    La Pena (Ecuadoran)
    4212 N. Milwaukee
    Chicago
    (773) 545-7022

    La Sierra (Ecuadoran)
    1637 W. Montrose
    Chicago
    (773) 477-5466

    La Unica (cuban)
    1515 W Devon
    Chicago
    (773) 274-7788

    Latin American Restaurant and Lounge (PR)
    2743 W. Division
    Chicago
    (773) 235-7290

    Latin Sandwich Cafe (Chilean)
    4009 N. Elston
    Chicago
    (773) 478-0175

    Latina's Subs/ La Esquinita Boricua (PR)
    3500 W Montrose
    Chicago
    (773) 583-8844

    Markelos (Guatemalan)
    3520 W Lawrence
    Chicago
    (773) 539-9344

    Marta's Restaurant (PR)
    1143 N. California
    Chicago
    (773) 384-5403

    Mekato’s Colombian Bakery (Colombian)
    5423 N. Lincoln
    Chicago
    (773) 784-5181
    http://www.mekatos.com

    Mi Familia (Peruvian)
    3624 W. Fullerton
    Chicago

    Mitad del Mundo
    2922 W. Irving Park
    Chicago
    (773) 866-9454

    Mr. Pollo (Colombian)
    3000 W Belmont
    Chicago
    (773) 509-1208

    Papa's Cache Sabroso (PR)
    2517 W. Division
    Chicago
    (773) 862-8313

    Perry's Place (PR)
    California & North
    Chicago

    Pico Rico (Ecuadorian)
    4107 W. North
    Chicago
    773-252-Rico (7426)

    Pipo's Pizza (Argentinean)
    2550 W Addison
    Chicago
    (773) 305-3333

    Pueblito Viejo (Colombian)
    5429 N. Lincoln
    (3 blocks W of Western)
    Chicago
    (773) 784-9135

    Pupuseria El Guanaco (salvadoran)
    916 Glenwood Ave
    Waukegan
    (847) 599-1285

    Rancho Luna (Cuban)
    3357 W Peterson
    Chicago
    (773) 509-9332
    http://www.rancho-luna.com/

    Restaurante El Salvador (Salvadoran)
    4125 S. Archer
    Chicago
    (773) 579-0405

    Rinconcito Hispano 2 (salvadoran)
    1669 Oakton
    Des Plaines
    (847) 803-6180

    Rotisserie's Restaurant (Columbian)
    3300 W. Fullerton
    Chicago
    (773) 342-1050

    Sabor a Cafe (Colombian)
    2435 W. Peterson
    (1/2 block west of Western)
    Chicago
    (773) 878-6327

    Sabor a Cuba (Cuban)
    1833 W. Wilson
    Chicago
    (773) 769-6859

    Sabor del Caribe (Dominican)
    2438 W. Division
    Chicago
    (773) 227-1939

    Sabor Latino (Guatemalan)
    3810 W. North
    Chicago
    (773) 227-5254

    San Juan Bakery (PR sandwiches)
    3437 W North
    Chicago
    (773) 395-0099

    Tango Sur (Argentine)
    3763 N. Southport
    Chicago
    (773) 477-5466
    http://www.tangosur.com/

    Taste of Peru
    6545 N. Clark
    Chicago
    (773) 381-4540
    http://www.rogerspark.com/saborperu.html

    Tropical Taste (Dominican)
    3330 W. North
    Chicago
    (773) 395-0804 , (773) 395-0801

    Yambo Nicaraguan Restaurant
    3324 N. California
    Chicago
    (773) 588-5583
  • Post #10 - August 9th, 2006, 9:47 am
    Post #10 - August 9th, 2006, 9:47 am Post #10 - August 9th, 2006, 9:47 am
    annieb wrote:I believe the Cuban place on Wilson east of Damen is/was Sabor a Cafe. Haven't been by there in quite a while, so don't know if it's still there. A previous poster indicates there's a restaurant by that name near Peterson/Western--same place? second outpost?


    The place on Wilson is Sabor a Cuba and the place on Peterson is Sabor a Cafe.
  • Post #11 - August 9th, 2006, 10:49 am
    Post #11 - August 9th, 2006, 10:49 am Post #11 - August 9th, 2006, 10:49 am
    ...is indeed still hanging tough in logan square (across from el pollo loco on milw).

    to be honest, i frequent for the cappucinos & breakfast sandwiches, but friends always said the cubano & media noche sandwiches are great for $4-$5. it's just a tiny little spot with a few tables inside & out, but true local clientele. the last few times i stopped in, girls were having lunch & on two different occassions, had brought their own bottles of salad dressing.

    it's very laid-back, although at times, service can be spotty, best to flash a smile & be couteous. it's mostly breakfast items, "grill"-type burgers/sandwiches, and some cuban/mexican flare. but it's great to drink some coffee & watch the 'hood go by.

    and the two sauces (red & green) served with everything are GREAT! my friend who moved down to uky village still comes up now & then just to stock up on those.

    miss ellen
  • Post #12 - August 9th, 2006, 12:47 pm
    Post #12 - August 9th, 2006, 12:47 pm Post #12 - August 9th, 2006, 12:47 pm
    The GP wrote:I hadn't been to Cafe 28 in over a year and was glad to return. We went early so had no problems being seated. The place was packed when we left.


    Speaking of Cafe 28 and "no problems," they are clearly now no longer the "hot" brunch spot. We descended a few Saturdays ago with a group of about a dozen, including several small kids, and they had no trouble seating us (probably around 9:30 am) or taking care of us. The place was disconcertingly empty even when we left, must have been some time past 11 am.

    Breakfast is still solid, although I was rather less wowed by the corn-banana pancakes than I'd hoped to be.

    It was nice to have some place for breakfast other than the Lincoln where we could land a group like that with no hassles. (Not that the Lincoln doesn't have a big place in my heart, but some in our group get a little greased out by it.)
    Joe G.

    "Whatever may be wrong with the world, at least it has some good things to eat." -- Cowboy Jack Clement
  • Post #13 - August 9th, 2006, 2:30 pm
    Post #13 - August 9th, 2006, 2:30 pm Post #13 - August 9th, 2006, 2:30 pm
    Just another shout out for Cafe con Leche:

    During lean months, my husband and I used to plan our $12 date: two junior vegetarian burritos from Cafe con Leche (plenty for a meal, and lots of colorful fresh veggies grilled for the filling), then two tickets to the Logan Cinema for a flick. Just over 12 bucks for the two of us.

    Cafe con Leche has raised their prices just slightly, but it's worth it for the quality. Nothing earth-shattering, just a clean, fresh, inexpensive spot for a bite. I actually recommend taking a look at the specials board before ordering -- usually a bit more inventive than the standard fare. And the cafe con leche's among the best I've had in the city.

    (as an aside, the Logan still charges just $3 a ticket -- any show, any day)
  • Post #14 - April 11th, 2007, 9:33 am
    Post #14 - April 11th, 2007, 9:33 am Post #14 - April 11th, 2007, 9:33 am
    JeffB wrote:
    Ibis (PR)
    2509 W. North
    Chicago
    (773) 235-7377




    Ibis is closed and a new restaurant has taken its place: La Isla (not to be confused with the reopened Filipino place of same name on Lawrence). It's been open only about a month. I just had them fax me a menu, and it's a somewhat usual lineup of PR favs: mofongo, guisados, lecon, alcapurrias, etc., though I will definitely check out and post as appropriate.

    JeffB, I don't believe I said so before, but this list you put together is a magnificent reference tool. I'm eating my way through local PR and Cuban places right now, and I just "rediscovered" your post. Thanks.

    Hammond
    "Don't you ever underestimate the power of a female." Bootsy Collins
  • Post #15 - February 3rd, 2010, 9:55 am
    Post #15 - February 3rd, 2010, 9:55 am Post #15 - February 3rd, 2010, 9:55 am
    La Bombonera was one of many old school Cuban places around Logan Square, and one of many that closed in the early 2000s (in fact I think it was already closed by the time JeffB made the only LTH mentions of it above and in the thread he links, at least if the dates the family told me were accurate).

    It has reopened, and I've got a story about it up at the Reader.

    The Return of La Bombonera
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  • Post #16 - February 3rd, 2010, 10:15 am
    Post #16 - February 3rd, 2010, 10:15 am Post #16 - February 3rd, 2010, 10:15 am
    Mike G wrote:La Bombonera was one of many old school Cuban places around Logan Square, and one of many that closed in the early 2000s (in fact I think it was already closed by the time JeffB made the only LTH mentions of it above and in the thread he links, at least if the dates the family told me were accurate).

    It has reopened, and I've got a story about it up at the Reader.

    The Return of La Bombonera


    I stopped there now and then before they closed. I drove by the current location a couple weeks ago and had to stop in and get a sandwich. Not a Tampa level Cuban but I was satisfied with it. Like most in Chicago, it was the cheap ham deli meat that took away some of its luster.

    Image
    La Bombonera Cuban Sandwich

    I'll be stopping in for some that chicken in the near future.
  • Post #17 - November 1st, 2011, 1:56 pm
    Post #17 - November 1st, 2011, 1:56 pm Post #17 - November 1st, 2011, 1:56 pm
    Mike G wrote:La Bombonera was one of many old school Cuban places around Logan Square, and one of many that closed in the early 2000s (in fact I think it was already closed by the time JeffB made the only LTH mentions of it above and in the thread he links, at least if the dates the family told me were accurate).

    It has reopened, and I've got a story about it up at the Reader.

    The Return of La Bombonera

    And it's closing again. The lady I spoke to behind the counter said November 12th will be their last day, apparently to make way for the return of Zacatecas Express. One hopes they will re-open soon since they are not closing for business reasons; however, the lady I spoke to said Mr. Delgado has not announced a final decision about that. While we were there we ordered a Cubano, a jibarita (basically a jibarito using ripe rather than green plantains) and a steak quesadilla. The Cubano bread was a little chewy and the lechon was a little chewy but it had a delightful smoky tinge to it that is unmatched in any other Cubano I've had in the city so far. Definitely worth 4 bucks. The jibarita steak was less chewy and easier to eat than the meat you usually find on Cuban-Rican sammys and the mayo had a perfect degree of garlic-ness. The arroz con gandules was tasty but a little heavy. The quesadilla was lame but that's forgivable for a Cuban restaurant where Mexican is an afterthought -- if Mexican is your craving, this place isn't for you.

    I'll be sad to see this place go and I hope it will make a 3rd appearance. I'll do my best to hit it up a couple more times between now and the 12th.
  • Post #18 - July 24th, 2021, 6:53 am
    Post #18 - July 24th, 2021, 6:53 am Post #18 - July 24th, 2021, 6:53 am
    A Cuban restaurant in Logan Square is bringing its cuisine to Portage Park. Tropicuba Cafe opened its second location at the end of June at 5606 W. Irving Park Road. Its original site in Logan Square opened in 1995 at 3000 W. Lyndale St.
    https://blockclubchicago.org/2021/07/08 ... tage-park/
    Never order barbecue in a place that also serves quiche - Lewis Grizzard
  • Post #19 - July 24th, 2021, 2:43 pm
    Post #19 - July 24th, 2021, 2:43 pm Post #19 - July 24th, 2021, 2:43 pm
    Does anyone have recipe for Cafe 28’s honey jalapeño pork chop? I still miss it. :cry:
  • Post #20 - August 17th, 2021, 11:37 am
    Post #20 - August 17th, 2021, 11:37 am Post #20 - August 17th, 2021, 11:37 am
    Signs indicate that a new location of Cuban restaurant Sazon Cuabano is coming to the intersection at Western and Belden Avenues.

    https://chicago.eater.com/2021/6/3/2249 ... ttractions
    Never order barbecue in a place that also serves quiche - Lewis Grizzard

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