Kim Jago
Mr. Alexander is a gem. His museum is spectacular and his Cuban sandwich and guava desert are both light, decadent, and delicious. Absolutely recommend.
… moreMary Funderburk
I took my friends there to celebrate a birthday. We all had Cuban sandwiches and ageed that they are the best we’ve ever tasted. We shared a few laughs with Mr Anderson who is a very good host and chef.
… moreJ D
By far the best Cuban sandwich I’ve had. The pastries were on point as well. The gentleman behind the counter was very kind and seemed well loved by the people coming in to the restaurant. Food made with that level of love is always going to be delicious. Live music being played was the cherry on top.
… moreMelissa Sentell
The Cuban sandwiches and yellow rice and beans were wonderful! We loved the guava pastry! Boe made it such a special experience! He is kind and generous with lots of fun stories! We hope to be back soon on our next trip to Florida!
… moreAngela Jeffery
Based on the contents, I had an idea that it would be an agreeable sandwich. I was blown away with how scrumptious it was. Also, the guava pastry is delicious. It has to be to follow that sandwich. It was all a mouth-gasm, so we also took a sandwich and dessert to go.
The owner was a wonderful host and an instant friend.
… moreMichael Mead
Outstanding experience! Great food and atmosphere. The owner is? Warm, welcoming and treats you like family!
… moreJustHavinFun
Nice local spot. I went for lunch on a weekday with my dog and we had the outdoor seating area to ourselves – nice! I had the small cuban with black beans & yellow rice. Both were tasty. My dog enjoyed the stuffed potato. I have a light appetite. I thought portions were pretty modest for the price. Pricing was higher than what currently appears on Yelp. Bill for items in the photo was $18 & change. Overall a decent stop for lunch.
… moreRob Basich
If you haven’t been here, you need to. The owner is friendly and the food is top notch. I’m not sure how I didn’t already know about the place, but I’ll be back soon. Go.
… moreJohn VanB
This museum and cafe is the creation of it’s genius owner, Jim Anderson. On our first visit he prepared our meals, told us his story and we checked out the museum of printing presses he’s collected and operated until it was time to eat (he served our meal too). His Cuban sandwiches are spot on traditional the way they should be including the bread from a Tampa bakery. We enjoyed black beans and yellow rice as well, and a delicious pastry. Of course he’s got sweet or unsweetened tea, and beer or wine. There’s probably not WiFi here, he says he doesn’t even own a mobile phone. If you’re in the Homosassa area be sure to stop and enjoy Jim and his cafe/museum. And there’s also a historic sugar cane site next door.
… moreCarol Gann
Great food with freindly people. Thank you, Lee, for the wonderful lunch and great conversation. Jim, your music is wonderfuland thank you for the museum tour. There is really great history here. We had a great time.
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