Cafecito - Chicago

I was really excited to try this place because of the good rating, but I was really disappointed? The food was extremely fat, that I didn't make it. Taste was good, but the amount of oil on my plate was ridiculous also the potatoes were not fresh. Eating here reminds me of Waffle House. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend the place for breakfast, maybe their sandwiches and/or salads are a better option.

Went to dinner at 6:00 and it was packed decently. I ordered the Jardin sandwich with eggplants, mozzarella and other vegetables? was good, but not quite as expected. Maybe? ve was a little too much balm as it was a bit too sour and veggies were on the shimmering side. overall solid but and consume the sandwich was a pleasant experience. I would go back to try some of their other sandwiches and dishes. good mood overall.

That was the best café I ever had. That means eating was definitely short. The meat seemed a little different. Cubans and Palomilla were the meat offenders, not really fun at one. The café is responsible for 2 of the 3 stars and the other is because the service was good.

Seriously! The restaurant is located in a hostel and is on the smaller side, but the food is GREAT. I went to breakfast in the morning as it was near my hotel. I ordered the huevos habaneros. So delicious! Make sure you ask for the hot sauce. Very inexpensive and a good way to start the morning?

Noticed I was right by Cafecito around lunchtime and decided to stop by; I have been to their other location but not this one. Both are hole-in-the-wall style as they are connected to other buildings. Their menu boasts a variety of cuban eats as well as classic cafe staples. Their chivito sandwich is one of the best sandwiches I?ve ever eaten and the caldo gallego is delicious. Unassuming ambiance but staff are super friendly at both locations and the food rivals much more expensive restaurants. Great to grab a bite for lunch or a chill spot to get some work done.