Puerto Sagua Restaurant

Puerto

"Nothing has changed" at this Cuban diner "landmark" in South Beach since "before the revolution" (or at least since it opened in 1962); waiters in white shirts are still ferrying "rock-solid" comfort food around the "greasy spoon"–style digs "without any fuss", and best of all the bills are still low.

The Cuban fare is "sooo delicious" at this South Beach breakfast-and-lunch "landmark" coffee shop that it's almost "always packed"; while the "no-frills" diner decor "could use some sprucing up", "fast and friendly" service and the "reasonably priced" menu keep folks "coming back for more."

On the walls of this informal eatery, the eccentric Scull sisters' whimsical 3-D paintings of Old Havana provide a festive backdrop for satisfying Cuban comfort food. In chichi, overpriced South Beach it seems near-unbelievable that one… Read More

Fun, vibrant, always full, classic Miami Cuban restaurant with satisfying meals at good prices. The staff are friendly and the plantains are plentiful. Be prepared to wait 5-15 minutes for a table. Right in the heart of the Collins Ave. shopping area, Puerto Sagua is popular with locals and tourists.

Nestled amongst the ritz and glamour of South Beach is Puerto Sagua, a local Miami Beach Cuban restaurant. Puerto Sagua is the hangout for old-world Cubans, politicos, club kids and just about everyone visiting beautiful South Beach.\n\nWhether grabbing a quick jolt of Cuban coffee before a big day--or long night--or sitting down with family and friends for authentic Latin cuisine, you'll love what Puerto Sagua has to offer. Since 1968 they've served an extensive menu of Cuban delicacies from Media Noches and Lechon with Moros to Yuca and more. \n\nOpen 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch...