Rinconsito Cubano - Fontainebleau

Cuban cuisine at a great price and great service. Excellent place specials every day of the week. Wait staff are outstanding! Good quality food. You can never go wrong with this location. We have one closer by although we prefer the drive to this one much more roomier than the other location although the other location is good. In a person note: we consider the chef at this location has a better palette to the seasoning. Dress attire: casual Price: Enjoy you all! Cheers!!

Oh man, now that was some good Cuban food! If you're in the area, stop by. I promise you won't regret it. We had the baby churrasco, masas de puerco, chicken soup, and flan. 5 out of 5 for all of them and our group is usually very picky so that is saying something. We loved it!

I've realized that every time I come to Miami, there are just so many options to choose when it comes to Latin cuisine. After strolling the mall, I looked for somewhere to dine in close around the area and decided on Rincocito's. Going inside, the restaurant had a good amount of seating and decent amount of waiters. I ordered the pollo a la criolla (half chicken with criolla sauce) for $10.95. With this being said, diving into the pros, tonight's service was impeccable, the dinner portion was tremendous, and the food tasted great (chicken had extremely crispy exterior and was tender on the inside). As with my cons, I think a fresh hot sauce rather than the tobacco would've complemented the meal greatly, and found it was a bit confusing ordering since most of the staff spoke Spanish and little English. Overall though, I found tonights service to be friendly, and the food was a total bang for my buck!

All I can say from this place is: Good value for the price and excellent service. The real Latin cuisine. Love it!

I don't know how this restaurant usually is when they're fully open outside of the covid-19 situation, but I just ordered a to go order from there and it was atrocious and overpriced. First of all, the Cuban sandwich is not a traditional Cuban sandwich. It doesn't come with pickles or mustard and instead comes with chorizo. It tasted far worst than a traditional Cuban. It came to me cold, also. I ate it as soon as I got in the car and it was cold and tasteless. The croquettas de jamon were also cold and some of the blandest tasting croquettas I've ever had. I thought surely that the rice, beans, and maduros would make up for it, but I was wrong. The meduros were also not only bland, but the slimiest and grossest texture I've ever had the misfortune of experiencing. The beans were mediocre . Not only that, I asked them if they included silverware in the bag and they told me that they did, but I had to drive all the way back to inform them that there was no silverware in the bag. I had even tipped them and spent an astonishing $33 on one of the worst meals I've had in a long time. I haven't reviewed in a while, but felt the need to prevent others from being duped by the inflated and deceptive four and a half star rating they have. They probably have the worst Cuban food I've ever had in Miami .