Phyllis Gs Enigma - Delray Beach

We're so glad to have discovered this delightful spot, Enigma, which offers a fantastic mix of Cuban, Italian, American, and other ethnic dishes. We enjoyed the pitcher of White Sangria ($25), which was flavorful and not overly sweet, although we would have appreciated a bit more fruit. The plate of sweet plantains, yucca croquettes, and green plantains accompanied by a delicious cilantro dip was quite enjoyable, though we personally prefer the sweeter, softer plantains over the green ones. The Bahamian dish was also a standout. For entrees, we tried the veal, garlic skirt steak, Cuban skirt steak, NY strip steak, and shrimp in a green sauce, all of which were prepared excellently. We were too full to indulge in dessert this time, but we’ll definitely save room for it on our next visit. The staff was polite, attentive, and clearly involved in both serving and cleaning up. The noise level can get a bit high since the space is small and doesn't absorb sound well. There are outdoor seating options in front of the restaurant, which is quite inviting; however, be mindful of the nearby traffic. The selection of wines and beers is somewhat limited, but they do accept most major credit cards. The restaurant is easily accessible from street level for those who may have trouble with steps, and there's parking available on the premises.