10 Best Cuban Food in Miami | Condé Nast Traveler
"Yes, you can still visit the original location, at the corner of Flagler Street and 57th Avenue, but, we like the Calle Ocho location, not just for its size, but because its patio area allows for some great people-watching. The focus at this sparse, cafeteria-like spot is the food—as it should be. To make the most out of your meal, you’ll want to try something from all three areas: juice bar, sandwich bar, and hot food line. Head straight for the hot food to order a juicy plate of lechón asado (grilled pork)." - Jennifer M. Wood
