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Cuban Restaurants in Little-Italy

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Cuba Paisa - Cuban Restaurants in Little-Italy

Cuba Paisa

Opens Today at 12 pm
(259)
Little-Italy
CubanColombianLatin American

Review Summary

Reviews describe Cuba Paisa as a lively, welcoming spot with a warm ambiance and frequent live music that enhances the celebratory vibe. The food earns praise for bold flavors and generous portions, with standouts like bandeja paisa, grilled chicken, ropa vieja, empanadas, and chorizo, and many diners note that portions are so ample that sharing is common. Service is repeatedly described as friendly and efficient, contributing to a positive dining experience. Several comments mention renovations and a bright, inviting atmosphere on weekends. Some criticisms appear, including that the space is a bit tight, dishes can vary in quality, and a few items such as tamal or croquetas may not meet expectations, with others feeling the Cuban representation could be stronger. Overall, Cuba Paisa is seen as a memorable Montreal stop for good food, large portions, and a festive Latin vibe, ideal for birthdays and gatherings, though visitors should expect a busy, lively environment and align expectations with menu highlights.View restaurant profile
La Cecilia - Cuban Restaurants in Little-Italy

La Cecilia

Opens Today at 11:30 am
(41)
Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Little-Italy
Latin AmericanCubanBreakfastSandwiches

Review Summary

La Cecilia is described as a small family run Cuban restaurant with generous portions and authentic comforting flavors that feel like home. Reviews praise dishes such as ropa vieja, tamales, chicharron, and batido de mamey, noting tender meat, good seasoning, and homemade style. Service is generally friendly and attentive, but some visits report waiting to be seated or missing items like the queso empanada. The atmosphere is often described as cozy and homey, with a personal touch like a wall where guests can leave a note. Some criticisms mention the indoor area smelling of cleaning products, limited air circulation, and some staff not speaking English. Despite these points, the overall impression is positive, with many calling it a little piece of Cuba in Montreal, offering good value and large portions, and indicating they would return.View restaurant profile

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