El Rinconcito Latino

By far the best breakfast out of all the latin places.$ 6.95 you get perico repiado is scrambled eggs with peppers, onions, tomato and ham. Cuban toast, grits or home fried potatoes, with café con leche
Delicioso!!!

This place gets it right. Delicious, fresh, authentic, affordable and good service.
Courteous staff. Very good experience.

Terrible raised prices on breakfast from 4.99 to 7.49 ! You really think 2 eggs and a small slice of ham with some soggy potatoes is worth that much ! Don’t go ! There is a bakery in the corner that has a reasonable price breakfast for 5 bucks. Even Starbucks coffee is cheaper than this breakfast.

I love this place! It is so good! The portions are huge which you can easily share a meal and spend $ 10 on a nice dinner after work, you get out so tired you only have energy to eat. The service is Okay… Not the best one, some waitresses show up only 2 times… to take your order and take you the bill, but other than that the quality of the food is good. My place to go for cheap Cuban food.

Good great service great. Eggs served with French fries Wendy’s style. Best pork chunks soft not overlooked. Cuban sandwich average says my 14 year old. Cuban style chicken better than most. Pancake better than most.

Great food consistently and great prices. delivery is a big plus. Our favorite cuban restaurant. chicharones de pollo are the best in Miami.

I had a chicken soup from here once and it was great. I picked up take out today and the soup was consistent and delicious. The pan con bistec was great and so was the chicken sandwhich. I will definitely eat her again. The staff members are very efficient, polite and delightful.

I am rating this solely on their takeout. We love that the location is so close to home. The service is always fast and the food is delicious! The cuban sandwiches are always good and so is the churrasco.

Cute little typical Cuban bakery/​cafeteria/​restaurant. Staff is nice, looks pretty clean. No complaints. Super affordable too!

The chicken at El Rinconcito Latino is now in my top 5 for sure! I’m confused why this place does not have better reviews. Service, food and ambiance was fantastic!
My abuela lives around the corner and this is one of her favorite restaurants. I really didn’t have a choice in the matter but I’m so glad she picked this place for lunch!
We arrived around noon on a Monday and although it was pretty packed we got a table right away and our waitress came right over. They have lots of lunch specials to chose from and a pretty large menu. Yummy Cuban bread came out in a sec along with an order of malanga chips that we ordered. Chips were perfectly fried and not greasy. They came with two dipping sauces. I loved them both so much that I used them later as dippers for my chicken.
For lunch I got the Monday special of ¼ a chicken with beans and rice ($ 6.99) my husband got the palomilla asada with yellow rice and fries and my abuela got her favorite Cuban sandwich. The chicken was juicy and the skin was nice and crunchy without being fried. They press it on the grill so it gets nice and golden brown. I’ve never had chicken not fried with this good of skin. It was awesome! Hubs loved his steak and it was HUGE like 2x the size of the plate. He ate it all and skipped the fries. My abuela ate all of her sandwich and being 91 and usually without much of an appetite I was shocked that she cleared her plate then asked for dessert!!! She said she had been waiting all weekend to come here :)
For dessert we got 2 of the Bonuelos En Almibar and coffee. My hubs was not a fan as it was explained to him as a doughnut in a syrupy sauce. That it is but it has a very strong black licorice taste. So if you do not like licorice you probably won’t like this.
Bathrooms were spotless and never once were we waiting for our waitress or waiting for a refill. Lunch was under $ 50.00 with tip and the entire experience was really great. The only reason I’m not giving 5 stars would be the language barrier. The menu was only in Spanish and our waitress did not speak a lick of English. She was so supper friendly and did her best which made it enjoyable but unless my abuela was there we would have had a hard time for sure.

Service was terrible! Had to wait forever to put our order in. When the server came he asked if we knew Spanish, then sighed and gave a look that I dont speak el español. Sorry, I thought this was the USA… my bad!

Well I went yesterday with twenty people, they handle everything perfect. Also good prices. The food awesome good rabo encendido and the food wow e orders huge and plentiful. Most Cuban restaurants in Miami are ripping people off with high prices and little food, this one is doing the exact opposite, good food plenty good flavor and awesome place. Staff friendly and place is nice
Y decorated. Come and enjoy the good flavor. Yuca is awesome wow.

This restaurant is a poor excuse for Cuban American cuisine. I have never seen white yuca frita !! Since they are deep fried they should come out golden, also the garlic sauce for the Marquita’s was the worst.

As any lazy hispanic worth his sal knows, cantina is a wonderful thing. For those who have no idea what it is, basically you pay a fee and get dinner for the whole week, selecting options from a preset menu. Usually, the selections are items that the restaurant serves anyway, so it’s a convenient and inexpensive way to eat for those of us who are cheap/​lazy/​time-​crunched working schmucks. It is from this that I am basing my review of El Rinconcito Latino, and it does a great job!
$ 40 gets you Mon-​Fri, or $ 32 gets you 4 days (which is what we do — Monday through Thursday). Their vaca frita is pretty good, the ½ chicken criollo is tasty… really, it’s all solid. We get chicken soup, a hefty side of steamed veggies (carrot, cauliflower, and broccoli), a container full of salad (lettuce, onion, tomato, shredded carrot), and the protein. I keep referencing «we» because both my wife and I eat from this, a singular order for supposedly one person. And we have enough leftovers over the course of the week to have Friday accounted for, or lunch throughout the week if we’re planning to go out Friday. For $ 32. You can’t eat any cheaper than this and not be stealing it. Plus, it’s keto-​friendly if you’re so inclined (our above order is, but you can also get rice, beans, potatoes, yuca… like I said, you pick!) I’m putting up a picture of the form so you all can see exactly what they’re offering.
I’ve done a cantina at a few places, some very nearby, and this is clearly the best one I’ve tried. The staff is also very friendly, the hours are convenient, and I’ve treated myself to a few tequenos on occasion (conveniently in the same little space carved out for cantina pick-​ups) which for $ 1 are a nice treat. Give this little place a try, they’re pretty new and definitely worth a visit. If you’re considering cantina, stop looking now and just throw them your money, you won’t find anything better in Westchester.