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# Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop: Un Legado Culinario en el Corazón de Miami
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Nestled in the vibrant heart of Miami at 186 NE 29th St, Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop invites you to experience authentic Cuban cuisine. Our small, cozy space is a testament to its rich cultural heritage, offering an intimate dining atmosphere that transports patrons straight to the...
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Experience Havana's heart in Miami's Little Havana
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Miami at 186 NE 29th St, Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop invites you to experience authentic Cuban cuisine. Our small, cozy space is a testament to its rich cultural heritage, offering an intimate dining atmosphere that transports patrons straight to the streets of Havana a...
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Miami at 186 NE 29th St, Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop invites you to experience authentic Cuban cuisine. Our small, cozy space is a testament to its rich cultural heritage, offering an intimate dining atmosphere that transports patrons straight to the streets of Havana and beyond. With over 45 years of culinary expertise behind every plate, we pride ourselves on serving up traditional flavors with a modern twist. From hearty sandwiches to classic Cuban dishes like ropa vieja and lechón al horno, our menu is crafted to tantalize your taste buds. Our diverse dining options—from sit-down meals to quick bites—make us the perfect spot for any occasion. Join us at Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop, where every visit is a celebration of flavor and community.
Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop is known for its flavorful Cuban sandwiches and generous portions. However, some customers have reported inconsistent service, with negative experiences related to tipping expectations and burnt food. One reviewer praised the unique bread.
Tip: If you visit, be mindful of tipping, as some reviewers mentioned it can affect service quality.
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Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop is located in Miami, surrounded by cultural and historical points of interest. Here are some of the most notable places nearby.
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Incredible spot. The kinda place that feels like home, even as a first timer. We got a cubano preparado, the bistec al caballo, with sides of tostones and maduros, alongside a colada and a maracuyá juice to drink. Every single bite and sip was fantastic. Everything's priced affordably, and the staff are the best part: friendly and welcoming, with an atmosphere all its own.
I was looking for a traditional Miami cafecito and found this place not far from my hotel. I had the Cuban Dobel sandwich. The sandwich was absolutely incredible. Full of flavor and a huge portion. The colada was also exceptional.
First Cuban sandwich ever and loved the flavours. Service was really nice. I was very indecisive with so many sandwiches but staff helped me narrow down my options and had a good last meal in miami! The sandwich with pulled pork was tender and flavourful.
You come to Miami, you want Cuban coffee and fantastic food. You come to Enriquetas. Amazing. Delicious a the sweetest ladies working. Don’t forget to get some to go also because who doesn’t want a pocket empanada?!
As always Enriquetas does not disappoint. Good service, and thankfully we found a seat in the breakfast bar area. Quick service. We had a shot of espresso and for breakfast an egg sandwhich and turkey sandwhich. I had totally forgotten how big they are. Highly recommend you arrive before 11am as the pricing changes.
Amazing authentic Cuban Maybe THE BEST coffee i ever had Atmosphere is very cozy, gives off being back at home.
Overall:9/10 Doble Cuban: 10/10 but it's so much pork I'd recommend a regular Cuban French Fries: Delicious, fresh and hot, don't even need salt Fried Chicken Cutlet: Huge! Needs some seasoning, at least on the onions. Thursday Special: Beef Stew. Bland, Beef was not tender enough for my liking. Beans were good, rice cooked perfectly.
Well, I finally got to visit this restaurant. I was in town for work and this place was highly recommended by multiple people. I wanted to have the entire sit down experience, but the place was packed! The ambiance was good and it felt like you were at a family reunion. I ended up ordering a Cuban Sandwich from the takeout window, since the wait time was going to be a bit long and I was in a hurry. 5 Minutes later, I got my sandwich, handed over by the owner. I told her it was my first day at her establishment. She welcomed me and hoped I liked the food and to come back when in town. She was super nice and humble. No wonder she is like a legend in the area. The sub was delicious. It had the perfect balance of ingredients and the bread was super fresh and crispy. I will definitely go back when in town. I was told the pan con bistec was fantastic and the ropa vieja was outstanding. Heck, I might try both!
The best Cuban sandwich ever!! Get the Cubano Doble sandwich. The owner and staff were lovely.
Very good spot to grab breakfast after a red eye from Cali. Enjoyed the ham and steak, Cuban coffee, great start to our Miami tour
Can’t say enough of the food and service here. The food is always made to perfection and reminds me of my abuelos cooking and brings back those childhood memories. So happy this gem is here!
First let me say, don't expect ANYTHING fancy. But do expect the BEST service, food and old fashioned atmosphere in Miami! So historical and the food is amazing. Family owned restaurant and owners always on premises. Huge portions platters and sandwiches.
Omg, the food was so good!!! I'm happy that this was the last place we ate out in Miami before our flight back to Europe. The flavors were so good and the place was full of people. We walked by several other eateries that were completely empty and this one was where everyone was at. The prices were decent and everything delicious. If we ever go back to Miami I would love to get some more food from this establishment.
I don’t remember how I got to save this place on the “Want to go” places but I’ve always wanted to try a real cubano sandwich for years. And this place did not let me down. Had a cubano sandwich with a cubano coffee. Both were really really good. I do recommend this place.
The food here was excellent. It was so good we decided to go back for breakfast. Highly recommend. The Cubano had so much flavor best I ever had! The breakfast was so fresh and tasty. Loved the coffee and toast. It was not crowded when we went in and we went around 10 and 12. I didn’t have any problems with the staff. Can’t wait to go back to Miami just to stop in again.
If you’re looking for the best food Enriquetas is for you!!! this place have the best prices and the best taste, try it for your self 💯
Pan con bistec probably the best one I’ve had in town and I’ve been to many places in town. Staff is friendly and definitely feels like you’re welcomed.
Do not let the name fool you, this place is way more than a sandwich shop. The food is delicious and it was crowded my locals during lunch time, so that’s a good sign. The waitresses are nice, fast and welcoming. Beyond proud of myself for finding this place during my short trip in Miami
Cuban food tastes like it was cooked by "abuela" in a busy, lively and positively vibey environment. A Miami institution!!
This Cuban sandwich blew my mind and my mouth. I have waited almost 5 years (tampa native moved to LA) to eat an authentic Cubano and this was it. Truly a monumental moment brought to me by Enriquetas. Great service, affordable prices, big portions, in a cozy diner setting. If I come back to Miami this will be my go to!
This place has all the hallmarks of a great local Joint. My crew and I came around lunchtime and we're able to snag some seats at the bar. Outside we could see the to-go line was BUSY! We ordered the classic Cuban, the Cuban special, and the Cuban double. Truly incredible. A must of you're in the area!
One of the best hidden gems in all of Miami. The ladies that hustle and bustle are truly amazing at how well they keep the flow of the lunch crowd moving. A great piece of history to stop by and visit. The food is Miami Cuban, and you won't be disappointed. A definite must to stop by and experience the Midtown flare.
We got coffe, croquetas the cubano preparado, the lechón con pan and maduros and everything was delicious! Great prices too
This is a quaint and very simple atmosphere as an old diner, but the food is still remarkable. Maybe that’s the reason that it’s been there for more than 30 years, standing strong while the city around it grows. Definitely a point you have to try.
This place is so amazing! If you are in the Miami area and want to try some real cuban food and overlook this place you have lost your mind and caused irreparable loss to your soul. We had the Double Cubano and Breaded Steak with green plantains, rice and beans. It was enough for four people to eat but we had a meal and a snack later. Here you get quality AND quantity without compromise. It's food good enough to make me want to defect to Miami! The flavors are so bold I cannot even explain.It might just be the best food I have ever had. People were parking all around the block because the lot stayed full, the inside seating stayed full and the take out window kept a line.
Top spot for traditional Cuban cuisine. Several options to pick from: Sandwiches, daily menu, or a la carte dishes. All very tasty and the price is a steal. Place is usually pretty packed as they close early but it is absolutely worth it. The sandwiches are huuuge. Edit: came back for the first time after covid . Glad to see the place has remained the same , fair prices I’d almost dare to say pre-covid prices and great food. Awesome value
Drove from davie to try Enriquetas double cuban sandwich and I'll say the drive was well worth it the sandwich was the best cuban sandwich I have had so far and would definitely visit them more often and such of friendly and great service the guy that was there last night last night great Cuban cafe , we gave them more +stars ⭐️ .
Fantastic sandwich shack! Got the cuban sandwich, they add mayo to it, one of the best I've had in Miami. The croquettas are also tasty! Highly recommend, this place has great food and a street side diner type atmosphere. Definitely not touristy. At least didn't feel that way. And the service was quick, the order correct and staff were very friendly! Will visit again!
Omg love love love. This is an old school joint just outside of midtown and wynwood. You come in and grab whichever table is available. Service is friendly. And I come here for the tostones!!! Every time I come here I leave wondering how I can make the mojo sauce (?) server withe the tostones back home. Cubano is also legit! Miami has amazing Cuban food and Enriqueta’s stands out. The double cubano is perfect for two hungry Cuban food craving souls to share. The cafe con leche is also pretty good ($2).
The best colada in Miami. So hard to find a cafe cubano in this area anymore. Enriquetas has been around for a while. Let's keep this local gem going! Lovely staff. I witnessed the owner giving sandwich and a drink to an unhoused person. So sweet. Dine in or there's a walk up window.
The Cuban sandwi is bomb. The bread is fresh and has the right about of crisp without being too dry. The meat and sauce was good but the game changer is the bread. The only thing that sucks is you have to wait for 30 mins. I don't know how it takes so long to make a simple sandwich but it really sucks. Call and order ahead so you don't have to wait so long.
Enriquetas is one of my favorite places to grab breakfast and lunch. It’s an old school style diner with a walk up window for takeout orders. For breakfast I strongly recommend the scrambled egg sandwich or the breakfast special, empanadas, and any of their delicious coffees (cafe con leche, cortadito, or colada for those who need the jet fuel). For lunch i like to get the Cuban sandwich and tostones, or for those more adventurous they have a variety of daily specials which are all great. Prices for everything are extremely reasonable and is one of the main reasons I come back so frequently and tip generously. If you go early in the morning there is almost never a wait, but it starts to get very busy and loud around 11-2.
Really delicious food! It takes a little while to get your food so if you're looking for something quick, just remember it might take a few extra minutes, but definitely worth the wait. My only complaint was that the parking lot is extremely small and it was difficult to find the parking spot, but we ended up parking around the corner on a side road.
Excellent service and good food at an affordable price. We ordered the cordadito, which is a shot of espresso, mixed with sugar (which is optional) and steamed milk--excellent drink and I usually don't like sweet coffee. For food, I had the media noche (midnight sandwich) which is a type of cuban sandwich with ham, egg, pork, cheese on a pressed and toasted sweet bread. It was excellent; slightly soggy (in a good way) from the meat juices. We have tried other cuban sandwiches in Miami and this is a great choice if you're looking for a good, cheap and very authentic version of the Cuban.
All hot and fresh food. A neighborhood icon. Been coming here for over 25 years
Was on my way to a funeral in the area with time to spare so decided to stop in for a quick breakfast. I've always heard great things about the Cuban sandwiches here so was very excited to try one. I went for favorite Cuban sandwich: the croqueta preparada $8.25. I can't stress enough how well done the sandwich was done here---the croqueta was still steaming/freshly made, the ham was thrown on a flat top beforehand so it was slightly browned, and the bread wasn't overly buttered or soggy. The whole sandwich was perfect and a steal for the price considering how large it was stuffed with so many ingredients. My boyfriend went for their Pan con Tortilla Enriqueta $8 which had an onion omelette with ham, cheese, and bacon all in Cuban bread aka the perfect breakfast sandwich. We couldn't believe how big his sandwich was either since it looked like three sandwiches on one plate. Both of our sandwiches went down well with our coladas. They are used to serving take out orders and moving quickly which was great for us since we were in a hurry. Friendly staff, would most definitely be back when in the area again for a quick but cheap meal!
woahhhhh.... I think I just had my best sandwich in a while .. went for the window , and ordered a toston sandwich with pulled pork.... it comes with this garlic cilantro sour sauce that was aaamaaaazing sandwich took 12 min to make, was really worth it and would recommend to try for anyone who wants Cuban food. the lady taking the order doesn't understand much English, it is easier to point and ask for the meal or try Spanish 😉
I found this place online because I wanted a really good Cuban sandwich. This restaurant is like a small diner, with limited seating if it’s busy. We came at a good time because we were able to grab some seats. The menu has a variety of options. I went with the special Cuban, it has croquetas in it. One of the best Cubans I’ve ever had. Everything in the sandwich was perfect. Good size portion, nice melted cheese, toasted bread, and fresh meat. Service was good. Prices were very fair. We were like restaurant hopping, so we split this and went on to the next place. I recommend getting some sides if this is your lunch or dinner.
A Cuban staple of this area for many years. I’ve been coming to this hole in the wall for 20+ years. Nothing bad to eat here. Everything is great! It’s an old school traditional Cuban spot. One of the best toasted breads anywhere. Will forever recommend. Parking can be an issue, but well worth driving around to find a spot to eat here!
Perfect little hole in the wall, authentic Cuban place. Walked up to the window outside and tons of locals were there chatting about, so I knew that was a good sign…the order took a little bit of time….another good sign…and then the smell and the bite was AMAZING!!!! Quality bread, Quality Cheese, and Quality meat…..will certainly stop by again the next time in town.
One of the best sandwiches of my life. Go for the cubano doble. The roast pork is so flavorful and delicious. We shared one of those and the standard cubano, and the doble was no doubt the better of the 2. Both were good, but the doble will live rent free in my head forever.
Amazing diner that offers one of the best Cuban sandwiches you can find in their Double Cuban! Stacked high with a chopped pulled pork. It is very big and can easily be shared if you do not have a large appetite. It is so delicious, that it is crave worthy. Staff is very nice, attentive, and the atmosphere is casual. Would definitely recommend and visit every time in Miami!
This is the only Cuban I’ve had in my life so I have no basis for comparison. It was good but since I don’t know if it’s better or worse than other offerings, I’ll give this place a 4 but I really loved my time here as an out-of-towner. We went as they opened. They were a few mins late opening the doors but no problem. Our server didn’t seem to speak English too proficiently and I felt bad I didn’t know Spanish a little to communicate with her. The inside decor was super cute. Classic, retro diner style. I’m glad I came here. The coffee with dehydrated milk was enjoyable for me. I used to drink a lot of dehydrated milk at my grandmother’s house so it brought back a wave of nostalgia when I had it. I love that particular, kind of sweet flavor. Looked like lots of regulars, place has apparently been around forever, seems like a solid stop to make here.
If you're looking for a true taste of Cuba, this restaurant is an absolute gem. The flavors are rich, the portions are generous, and every dish feels like a homemade meal straight from Havana. From the perfectly seasoned ropa vieja to the crispy, golden tostones, everything is prepared with love and attention to detail. What makes this place even more special is the owner Enriqueta an incredibly kind and welcoming woman who treats every guest like family. Her warmth and hospitality make the dining experience feel even more authentic. Whether you're a Cuban food enthusiast or trying it for the first time, this is the place to go. Highly recommended!
I have been visiting this place for years. Food is great,coffe is yummy. Small place, but I always get to find a table. Is inexpensive. I recommend you stop by!
This is the real AUTHENTIC cuban sandwich shop. You can tell with all the local people eating there. Took a bit long to have our order but worth it.
Located in a rapidly growing section of Miami, this small 86 maximum capacity restaurant is a must visit. It may be small, it may be surrounded by big buildings being built but it's worth every penny. My wife and I ordered the Cuban and Steak sandwich along with some croquettes and empanadas. All very delicious and fresh but the Cuban was the real winner. Just the right amount of pressed bread to meat combo. The meat was delicious and tender, while the bread was perfectly pressed/toasted. The combination of cheese to mustard and pickle just added to how delicious this Cuban was. I would definitely wait in a line to have this sandwich again. The portions are large and the cost is cheap ($). Also get a Cuban coffee if you're a coffee drinker. But know that this place gets busy and the staff and running around none stop.
Really great cuban sandwich here. The best we have had in Miami so far. The coffee is very nice too. Fresh orange juice is served with the breakfast combo. What makes it truly outstanding is that the waitress here does a great job. Unlike some other Latin cafes where people there are usually a little rude.
TL:DR it’s a neighborhood staple for a reason, and well worth the visit. A relic in a neighborhood that’s been gentrified to death, Enriqueta’s is a neighborhood icon, and it’s not one of those spots where the building has history but the food is lacking. Everything we ordered was fresh and fantastic. To eat I had the lechon with rice. It was a huge portion, none of us could finish our meals, tho it was so good we tried. To drink I had the Cuban coffee, perfectly sweetened. Would recommend sitting at the bar.
As a bi sexual non binary sis gender vegan this place was good. Wish staff gave me a discount as I’m pregnant but the baby was so happy for the food it bursted water every wear
This is a pretty good little sandwich shop/cafe. They have a huge menu with a lot of variety and extensive coffee menu as well. The service was relatively fast, but they seem to get super busy around lunch time. The sandwich was pretty solid in terms of taste. Quality was excellent.
Cuban soul food for the soul is on the menu at the family restaurant que tienen el sabor. The breakfast special is completo, the Bistec a Caballo (eggs on horseback - palomilla steak with onions, grilled ham and lime) with fries is fantastic! Sandwiches are a can't miss, including one of Miami's best Pan con bistec (steak sandwiches) and the Pan Enriqueta, una tortilla encebollado (an onion omelette) con queso suizo, jamón, tomate y bacon (Swiss cheese, ham, tomato and bacon) which is a VERY filling option. Lunch specials are can't miss classic prepared Cuban lunch-dinner items. Only open Monday. Thru Sat. for breakfast and lunch, so don't try to brunch this spot.
This place puts any fancy dandy cuban restaurant to shame, their bean soup is unforgettable. imagine how good the rest of the food is if the simplest soup dish is phenomenal. Honestly everything here is amazing, been coming here for 10 yrs or so and prefer it over any cuban joint in miami. It’s OG,the food is amazing, they have great service, and it’s not overpriced. Not many places like it left in the 305. Don’t question it, just go.
Been going there for about 30 years already 😳🥳🤩. My favorite is the grilled chicken breast with their amazing tostones. The only DOWNFALL; parking is terrible. But you can try around the corner and if you get lucky you can find street pay-by-phone parking. This place is a Miami staple in that area for homemade Cuban food. I love to sit at the counter and you are right in front of the kitchen. Family owned, good cafecito and friendly atmosphere from their servers. A Miami must if you’re in that area.
Cómo manejan el pan aquí es único y se trata más como un complemento a los ingredientes. Desafortunadamente, en muchos lugares es pura masa. El pan es finito pero suficiente para mantener todos los ingredientes en su lugar. Ordené un sándwich cubano preparado con croquetas y estaba rico pero hubiera sido mejor con la croqueta al lado, eso fue error mío por inventar. También fue una sola croqueta por cada lado, tal vez dos me hubiera cambiado lo que siento sobre esa mezcla interesante. En resumen, regreso bien pronto para probar el pan con bistec!
Excelente comida, hecho con amor. Sabor único y raciones abundante. Quien pueda venga, les encantará!!
Stopped by for a cuban sandwich and orange juice and overall a pleasant experience. The restaurant offers small parking lot, a window counter for take outs only, and indoor seating. The orange juice was fresh and delicious. The sandwich was surprisingly unusually salty though the bread is amazing. Would recommend checking this place out at least once though personally would opt for other place for a cuban sandwich.
Yummy food but not sure it's the best. Fries were small so you could tell it was the end of the packet. Cubano sandwich was tastey.
This place seems like a local staple for the area, it’s a corner joint, at a busy intersection and is always busy. For that reason I believe it has become super popular and why I decided to check it out. I had a revoltillo (egg/veggie) sandwich and a cortadito (espresso/steamed milk). The cortadito was good as was the sandwich but it wasn’t great. I was kinda expecting be WOW’d. The portion was big, even though I asked for the small, not sure if that was done on accident. It was a bit greasy which is good for a hangover but not for my Tuesday morning breakfast. The prices are also reasonable and lady at the counter was holding it down every though she was clearly busy. I would definitely come back now that I know what to expect.
I recently dined at Enriqueta's sandwich shop near Wynwood. This iconic Cuban restaurant draws crowds for a reason - the food is delicious and reasonably priced. However, be prepared for a lengthy wait and less-than-stellar service. Overall, it's worth a visit for the cuisine, but patience is key. 🥪🇨🇺
This is an amazing Cuban restaurant for breakfast and lunch (they open early in the morning and close early afternoon from Mon to Sat). I loved this place even before entering it: it’s a very small old house with a “ventanita” that looks like is fighting not to be swallowed by the surrounding high rise modern buildings! Their parking lot is tiny, and you may have to drive around a few times to find a parking spot (on the street and not free). The restaurant is always packed, so you may have to wait before being seated. However, you will be rewarded by the food. We went there on a Saturday for lunch and luckily found two seats at the counter. We tried a Sandwich Cubano “Preparado”, which is a classic Cuban sandwich with a croqueta inside, and a Pan con Lechon (a pulled pork sandwich). It took a while for the food to be served but the place was so busy that the staff was literally running to serve everybody. One think I notice: in the kitchen (visible from the bar) there were all women working, all always with a smile, as they were having fun. Both sandwiches were really good (the Cuban one was the best I had) and the prices are cheap: we will certainly go back.
We drove from West Palm Beach to try this place! O course, we made it a whole day after that. Enriqueta’s: one of the most traditional and authentic eateries in Miami. It’s a family tradition, it’s a homey place in the best meaning of the word and it’s real, no BS here. If you go to Enriqueta’s for the first time, these are the quick things to keep in mind: 1) parking is tough in the small lot, go across the street, there is always plenty 2) you got to have their Cubano, a great Cuban sandwich and get the one with the croquette inside 3) also try the pan con lechon sandwich, another classic 4) be patient, wait can be long; this place is always packed, we had a long wait at the small counter and it was around noon in summer, so there are plenty of locals going there, not just the winter tourists. The Cubano sandwich was great; the pan con lechon came second at”good”. Those sandwiches are big, and they were more than enough for us, didn’t get anything else. Service took some time, but we were fine, enjoying the scene and the waiting staff was courteous. Keep in mind they also have a “ventana”, that’s window service and there always a line in there too. Something that caught my attention was that the ladies in the kitchen were rushing, cooking this and that nonstop and they were smiling, joking with each other, seeming to have a good time, in spite of the very fast pace they had to keep. Definitely not something you see every day, I guess they are well treated there. Last but not least, prices are very reasonable so Enriqueta’s makes not only for a tasty lunch but also for a cheap one. There is nothing not like here. I will surely be back.
I’ve been here quite a few times. Food is pretty much always been decent good With all respect. It seems like this place needs a little bit more table service to accommodate for the high flux of people coming in, but after everything said and done very lovely people working there the food is pretty good and it’s not super expensive.
From seeing Guy Fieri talk about this spot to hearing about it from many locals, I definitely had some expectations for Enriquetas. Recently, I got to try this spot out and sadly, I have to say that I was quite disappointed. To begin with, I came here on a weekday during off-hours and while the spot was pretty empty, we still waited a significant time for our small order and waiting service was virtually non-existent. One of our items was even completely forgotten about, but charged on the tab - I wouldn't mind this had it been abnormally busy, but considering we were basically the only ones there, this was quite disappointing. The menu is filled with many local staples and definitely has some highlights such as the Cubano Doble and the wide variety of Cuban coffee options. Overall though, there are spots in the area that make these classics better and more elevated. The food was ok for the price range, but it wasn't anything too special. I will say that I loved the vibe inside and you can definitely feel its rich history, but I just can't say I was impressed/satisfied with the food and service. I definitely would say it's worth a visit for its history and all. Maybe it was just an off day and I'd love to come back and give this spot another try.
I've been coming here for years, just a couple of things to note that are new. ALL menu items with eggs are being charged $1 dollar extra, so the breakfast that says 7.25, is actually 9.50 with the egg charge and supposed tax. This is not a big deal at all, but it's kind of annoying not being informed. They have a written paper by the register that says it, and it's impossible to see when you're sitting. The waitress also decided to give me two sides of eggs instead of one, and then was annoyed when I mentioned I only ordered one. I mentioned that they should let the guest know that eggs were more expensive and they were VERY rude to me and also wanted to charge me the extra egg that I hadn't ordered. (They didn't end up charging me for it) The manager said that the menu says that prices can vary. None of this is a huge deal, but the way they treated me and basically acted like they can charge whatever they want is, in the end, what was bothersome and frustrating. The prices should be correct on the menu, or let people know that the charge is different. All the prices were different and extra on my check. I told the manager that they can't just charge whatever they want without letting the guest know. And she believe they can. Not going back. And it's unfortunate.
I've been coming here for a good while because it is close to my office and I think today was the last day I'm going to go. Every time I eat lunch over there I end up having so much gas all day. I think it's the black beans are not being prepared correctly . This is a shame because I love having a simple meal that doesn't take that long and I overall enjoy but I can't have gas every time I go. Regarding the atmosphere is nothing special it's just an older place and not recently remodeled but not that important to me for a quick lunch spot. Regarding the service there is a younger girl that whenever she takes more order I don't see her again until I have to flag her down the check, definitely no check ins on my meal or desert/coffee, but there is an older lady that she's great. I try to get her everytime I go. Hopefully someone in charge can review this and take action.
They don't respect their own business hours. I arrived at 2:52 PM and the door was already locked, even though they are supposed to be open until 3:00 PM as showing on Google.
11/2/22 Don’t know what happened with the customer service in this place, which used to be my favorite spot for breakfast and lunch. I came for breakfast but right at the bat, not greeting, but instead the waitress gave me that evil look just because I asked a question about the menu. After that, not a single word from her, not thank you or have a lovely day. Maybe she was upset since she was the only one working at that moment, or maybe they didn’t have enough employees, or, who knows, she was a short lady with a ponytail. Hopefully not all the employees in this place are like that. Food was okay though. I forgot to mention I had to wait 10 minutes until they opened, even though their sign says they are supposed to open by 7 a.m. Just something to keep in mind if you don’t want to be late for work.
Place my order over the phone. After I Repeatedly went over how I would like my steak sandwich made They did what they wanted to anyways in Put everything on my sandwich what I didn’t ask for, waste of money.wouldn’t get my service no more
The food was okay, but the service was horrible and very slow. We got our coffee and water after we got our entrees. They need to hire more waitresses and invest in a new system to take orders and payments. When I went to pay the lady taking the payments gave me a bad look when I asked her to split the bill for two. She had to use a calculator. She was never friendly or said thank you! I would definitely not come back to this place because of their poor costumer service.
If you want a fast service, not too loud that you can actually engage in a nice conversation with your friends without listening the waitresses yell at each other from point A to point B, and also want a great service, do NOT come to this place. And don't you have the audacity to ask nicely for extra butter because you'll get a disgusting service. Yes, the pic is of the butter we asked. No one deserves to be served in such unprofessional manner. The waitress was nice but she needs some advise, well, all of the employees.
Horrible experience.Never returning to Enriqueta’s! Food was BURNT (see photos of bottom & side). 👎The second omelette was small, salty & barely was only-eggs for $9! When we told management, they simply did not care to fix or make it better. Bad bad bad for business. Not recommended! 👎 Experiencia horrible. Nunca regresaremos a Enriqueta’s! Comida QUEMADA (ver fotos). 👎 Y la segunda “tortilla” era muy pequeña y prácticamente tenía solo huevos por $9. Para colmo, al dejarle saber a la gerencia, no hicieron nada por enmendar ni corregir la situación. Muy, muy mal. No recomendado!
Hoy lunes 29 de julio de 2025 a las 12:05 p.m. tuvimos una experiencia muy desagradable en Enriquetas, un lugar a dos cuadras de nuestra casa al que fuimos con toda la intención de desayunar tranquilamente. Estábamos acompañados por Luffy, el perro de mi novio que es de servicio psiquiátrico (Psychiatric Service Dog) debidamente entrenado, certificado y protegido por la Ley de Estadounidenses con Discapacidades (ADA). Una señora —que parecía ser la mayor encargada o algo así — se acercó a preguntarnos cuál era la tarea específica del perro y si era un Emotional Support Animal o un Service Dog. Le respondimos con claridad que es un Psychiatric Service Dog, entrenado para asistir a una persona con una condición psiquiátrica diagnosticada, y le ofrecimos mostrarle el carnet oficial que lo acredita. Aun así, ella se negó a revisarlo y dijo que no estábamos respondiendo correctamente. Insistimos en que viera el documento, ya que con solo verlo sabría que Luffy está autorizado legalmente para estar en ese espacio como parte de un tratamiento médico validado. A pesar de esto, se negó a aceptarnos en el lugar, dejándonos expuestos a un momento de discriminación e incomodidad total. Luffy ha ingresado sin inconvenientes a múltiples restaurantes, supermercados (incluyendo Publix, Whole Foods), hoteles e incluso viaja con nosotros sentado en avión, siempre con el mismo carnet y documentación oficial. Nunca hemos sido rechazados, hasta este momento. El trato recibido fue frío y totalmente alejado de lo que dicta la ley. Nos fuimos sin poder desayunar y con una profunda sensación de injusticia. Recalcamos que esto constituye una violación directa de la Ley ADA, la cual garantiza el derecho de personas con discapacidades a ser acompañadas por sus perros de servicio en cualquier establecimiento público. Por lo tanto, tomaremos las medidas necesarias y presentaremos una queja formal ante las autoridades competentes. La discriminación no es solo inmoral, es ilegal. ❌❌❌❌❌ Es verdaderamente una lástima que en una ciudad tan moderna, inclusiva y diversa como Miami todavía existan lugares como este, donde se ignoran los derechos legales de las personas con discapacidades y se actúa con total falta de empatía. No solo es un retroceso, es una vergüenza.
Si hablamos de la comida nos encantó, pero hay 2 mujeres de las que atienden que si vas seguido y no dejas propinas siempre que vas,te tratan mal! En la cara nos dijeron que ellas viven de propina
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186 NE 29th St, Miami, FL 33137, EE. UU.
186 NE 29th St, Miami, FL 33137, EE. UU.
# Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop: Un Legado Culinario en el Corazón de Miami
Miami es una ciudad de fusiones, de ritmos caribeños y sabores latinos que se entrelazan con la modernidad estadounidense. En este vibrante crisol, ciertos establecimientos se erigen como pilares de la identidad local, ofreciendo una ventana a la herencia cultural que define a la urbe. Entre ellos, Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop, ubicado en 186 NE 29th St, Miami, FL 33137, es mucho más que un simple restaurante; es una institución, un punto de encuentro y un custodio de la tradición culinaria cubana que resuena profundamente en el alma de Miami.
Situado estratégicamente en la intersección de los dinámicos barrios de Wynwood y Midtown, Enriqueta's representa un contraste fascinante. Mientras a su alrededor se alzan galerías de arte vanguardista, boutiques de diseño y edificios residenciales de lujo, Enriqueta's mantiene una fachada discreta y un ambiente que rinde homenaje a tiempos pasados. Es un recordatorio palpable de que, a pesar de la constante evolución de Miami, hay sabores y experiencias que permanecen inalterables, ofreciendo consuelo y autenticidad a quienes los buscan.
Desde el momento en que uno se acerca a Enriqueta's, el aroma inconfundible del café cubano recién hecho y la carne de cerdo asada impregna el aire. Es una invitación olfativa que transporta a los comensales a las cocinas de La Habana o a los cafés tradicionales de Little Havana. El local, sin pretensiones, evoca la atmósfera de una cafetería cubana clásica: un mostrador bullicioso, taburetes sencillos y quizás algunas mesas donde los clientes disfrutan de su comida mientras conversan animadamente en español e inglés, un reflejo bilingüe de la ciudad misma.
Enriqueta's no busca la ostentación; su encanto reside en su simplicidad y en la calidad inquebrantable de sus preparaciones. Es el tipo de lugar donde los clientes habituales son recibidos por su nombre y donde cada sándwich se prepara con la misma dedicación que se ha mantenido durante décadas. Es un refugio para los trabajadores de la zona, los artistas de Wynwood, los residentes de Midtown y los turistas curiosos que buscan una experiencia culinaria auténtica, lejos de las trampas turísticas más obvias.
Hablar de Enriqueta's es hablar, inevitablemente, del sándwich cubano. Este icónico bocado es el corazón palpitante de su menú y la razón principal por la que muchos hacen fila, sin importar la hora del día. El sándwich cubano no es solo un conjunto de ingredientes; es una obra de arte culinaria, un equilibrio perfecto de texturas y sabores que cuenta una historia de inmigración, adaptación y deleite.
La historia del sándwich cubano es tan rica y compleja como la propia ciudad de Miami. Aunque sus orígenes exactos son objeto de debate, con Key West y Tampa, Florida, reclamando su invención a principios del siglo XX, lo que es innegable es que el sándwich cubano encontró su hogar espiritual y su máxima expresión en Miami. Surgió como una comida práctica y sustanciosa para los trabajadores de las fábricas de cigarros y los ingenios azucareros, una forma de llevar un almuerzo completo y energizante.
Con la llegada masiva de exiliados cubanos a Miami a partir de la década de 1950, el sándwich cubano se convirtió en un símbolo de identidad y resistencia, un pedazo de la patria que podía recrearse y disfrutarse en el exilio. Se arraigó profundamente en la cultura gastronómica de la ciudad, pasando de ser un alimento de obreros a un manjar apreciado por todos los estratitos sociales.
En Enriqueta's, la preparación del sándwich cubano sigue una receta probada por el tiempo, una que respeta cada uno de sus elementos esenciales:
Una vez ensamblado, el sándwich se coloca en una plancha caliente y pesada, conocida como "plancha" o "prensa", donde se aplasta y se tuesta hasta que el pan esté dorado y crujiente, el queso derretido y los ingredientes se hayan fusionado en una sinfonía de sabor y textura. El resultado es un sándwich caliente, compacto y deliciosamente adictivo.
Si bien el sándwich cubano es la estrella, Enriqueta's, como muchas cafeterías cubanas auténticas, ofrece una variedad de otras delicias que satisfacen cualquier antojo.
Visitar Enriqueta's es una inmersión en la cultura cubana de Miami. El ambiente es ruidoso, alegre y lleno de vida. El zumbido de las conversaciones, el crepitar de las planchas, el tintineo de las tazas de café y la música ocasional de fondo crean una sinfonía que es tan parte de la experiencia como la comida misma. El personal, a menudo bilingüe, es eficiente y amable, acostumbrado a la clientela diversa que pasa por sus puertas.
Es un lugar donde la prisa se mezcla con la tranquilidad, donde los hombres de negocios con traje comparten espacio con artistas con ropa informal y familias que disfrutan de un almuerzo rápido. Es un punto de encuentro democrático, donde el estatus social se disuelve ante el placer universal de una buena comida tradicional. La sencillez del entorno permite que la comida sea la verdadera protagonista, sin distracciones innecesarias.
La ubicación de Enriqueta's en 186 NE 29th St lo sitúa en un enclave único. Wynwood, conocido por sus murales vibrantes, galerías de arte y vida nocturna, ha experimentado una transformación radical en las últimas décadas, pasando de ser un distrito industrial a uno de los centros culturales y de entretenimiento más de moda de Miami. Midtown, por su parte, es una zona residencial y comercial moderna, con torres de apartamentos de lujo, boutiques y restaurantes de alta cocina.
Enriqueta's sirve como un ancla de autenticidad en este paisaje en constante cambio. Ofrece un contrapunto a la modernidad y la gentrificación, recordando a los residentes y visitantes las raíces profundas de la ciudad. Es un lugar donde los artistas pueden tomar un café y un sándwich antes de empezar su día, donde los profesionales de Midtown pueden disfrutar de un almuerzo rápido y satisfactorio, y donde los turistas pueden experimentar un sabor genuino de la "vieja" Miami en medio de lo nuevo. Su presencia subraya la diversidad y la riqueza de la identidad de Miami, demostrando que lo tradicional y lo moderno pueden coexistir y complementarse.
La longevidad y el éxito de Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop no son accidentales. Se basan en varios pilares fundamentales:
Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop es una joya culinaria en Miami, un lugar donde la tradición, el sabor y la comunidad se encuentran. Para cualquiera que busque experimentar el verdadero sabor de la herencia cubana de Miami, un viaje a Enriqueta's es una parada esencial, una experiencia que deleitará el paladar y nutrirá el espíritu. Es un testimonio viviente de cómo la comida puede trascender su función básica para convertirse en un portador de cultura, historia y pertenencia.
El área que abarca Wynwood y Midtown Miami es uno de los distritos más dinámicos y transformadores de la ciudad. Lo que alguna vez fueron zonas industriales y comerciales de bajo perfil se han reinventado como centros vibrantes de arte, cultura, gastronomía y vida urbana. Para aquellos que buscan un estilo de vida enérgico y moderno en el corazón de Miami, Wynwood/Midtown ofrece una propuesta única.
Wynwood/Midtown Miami es un barrio predominantemente mixto, con un fuerte carácter comercial y artístico que se fusiona con una creciente presencia residencial. Wynwood se distingue por sus famosos murales, galerías de arte, cervecerías artesanales y una escena nocturna vibrante. Midtown, adyacente, es más un área de desarrollo planificado con modernos edificios residenciales, boutiques de alta gama y restaurantes sofisticados. Ambos ofrecen una experiencia urbana de alta densidad, con una constante efervescencia cultural y un espíritu innovador.
El perfil demográfico de Wynwood/Midtown es predominantemente joven y diverso. Atrae a:
Es un barrio con una alta proporción de inquilinos y una población flotante significativa debido al turismo y la rotación de residentes jóvenes.
El mercado inmobiliario en Wynwood/Midtown es uno de los más competitivos y de rápido crecimiento en Miami.
La conectividad es una de las grandes ventajas de Wynwood/Midtown.
Wynwood/Midtown cuenta con una excelente infraestructura de servicios para sus residentes.
El ambiente en Wynwood/Midtown es innegablemente vibrante y en constante evolución.
Wynwood/Midtown Miami es ideal para:
No es la opción ideal para quienes buscan un ambiente tranquilo y suburbano, grandes espacios verdes para familias con niños pequeños, o una vida con precios de vivienda más asequibles. Sin embargo, para aquellos que anhelan sumergirse en la efervescencia de la modernidad miamense, Wynwood/Midtown ofrece una experiencia de vida inigualable.
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