little havana restaurante y cantina cubana

for sunday brunch, the service was terrible. we ordered two spanish style eggs and only one came out. we told two people and it still took another 30 minutes for the food. we were continually told that it would be about 5 minutes. the kicker - the order was wrong. look elsewhere if you want the correct order in a timely fashion.

this blueberry filer traveled to maryland with her new man to meet the family and to be a tourist in baltimore. my restaurant request:  little havana's , my bar request:  one eyed mike's .  i wasn't that hungry, and my research failed to unearth that little havana's sunday brunch deal of $16.95 per person with unlimited bloody mary's and mimosas until 3pm. but ordering a sandwich i didn't want seemed like a small price to pay to sit on the waterfront deck with friends in the 75ëš and sunny weather. we all had the cuban sandwich and i ate half of it; more committed eaters cleaned their plates.   little havana is one of my favorite spots in town, just because of the waterfront deck, the warehouse feel, and the great draught beers and mojitos. i have no idea if i'd feel this way if i lived in town - it's very close to federal hill, so judging from the brunch clientele (lots of madras shorts, neon ray bans, and some sleeveless shirts, ugh), it might be a bit scene-y or fratty for me. but a

the weather was gorgeous and the mojitos were surpisingly not overly sweet. actually, i don't think they were sweetened at all, and they were quite tart. after two rounds of mojitos and an order of so-so masitas de puerco frita (my friends loved them, but i thought they were a tad dry...

good food with reasonable prices and a picturesque outdoor dining area out back right on the water when the weather is nice....check it out!

quite the scene.. sunday brunch with girls wearing their shortest dresses or their longest maxis and boys carrying around pitchers of their own free mimosas or bloody marys (delicious old bay on the rim of the glass treatment) in their best gym shorts and t-shirts. i will say that i instantly felt like i was on vacation walking out to the deck for brunch with friends. what i didn't like was dry eggs and a lack of flavor with the huevos rancheros. but a very reasonably priced and fun event at the same time. go figure.

to make it really short, the sunday brunch at little havana is a blast. beware however, without a reservation you can expect up to a two hour wait (especially if its a holiday weekend). as far as reservations go, make them early. if the weather is suppose

this place was pretty cool. it has a party type of feel, being that it has a large bar. drink selections were vast. the food menu was average sized, but the quality was great. the fish tacos were tasty. very well seasoned. the black beans were quite authentic.

as the days get colder i can think of few things more ideal to warm me up than a plate of little havana’s delicious ropa vieja . and if it’s exceptionally cold their key lime pie and the fantasy of eating it on the beach will surely do the trick. get there soon. little havana awaits.

i love brunch. more specifically, i love brunch places that infuse mexican/ south american flavors into their food and little havana on key highway is no exception.
i woke up with a slight hangover on a sunday morning and knew that the best thing to cure it would be some sort of egg dish. a quick foursquare search told me that little havana had a great sunday brunch deal and huevos rancheros.

this was once a nice place. once.... sadly, this place is now resting on it's laurels. this use to be a great place. the food use to be great. it had a nice playlist, and a good vibe.

now, the food it is just plain bland. seriously, anyone giving this place a good review cannot possibly know good food. i think the rely heavily on the microwave. at $10 for apps i don't want microwave.

the nice playlist has been replaced by douchey club music. the crowd is pure yuppie putz now. all of the local flavor is gone. food is overpriced, tasteless, and the crowd sucks. what the hell happened? i use to love this place.

on the up side, it is a good place to drink outside near the water. maybe if you get good and loaded you won't mind the bad food?

horrible customer service, felt threatened by bar tender. went to little havana restaurante y cantina for an event and ordered a club soda to be social. i'm used to bars giving free sodas to designated drivers or non-drinkers - i put $1 on the bar as a tip and the bartender told me it would be $2.50 for the soda. i politely declined and he proceeded to shout and curse to the point where i felt physically threatened. please do not give this restaurant your business. also, as far as i can tell it's overpriced, boring bar food w/ cheesy decor and is disturbingly un-diverse for a supposedly ethnic restaurant in a city with a large minority population.

i do not suggest anyone to to this bar. we had a number of people in our party drinking and having a good time, but after this we all left and would not go back.

if you've ever had real cuban food, then you know an authentic cuban breakfast does not come with pita bread and a muffin but tostada. how can you call yourself a cuban restaurant when your servers don't know what a cortadito is (cafe con leche for that matter), pastelitos, croquettas or essentially anything that screams cuban. really?

the best part of our experience was making fun of everything from the food to the server needless to say we had plenty of humor

:) !!!!!!!!!. i don't know what else to say expect i religiously went there on sundays for years. i guess that says something.

bartenders = awesome in the years i went there. fun place to get blizted and eat an awesome brunch. horrible nasty bloody mary's and that other drink they served....but they got the job done. i haven't been there in years though, so i'm a bad review to use if you are going there now.

pulled pork nachos. pretty awesome.