

Hours
| Sunday | 9 AM–5 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–7:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–7:30 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–7:30 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM–7:30 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–7:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6450 Roswell Rd C, Sandy Springs, GA 30328
Phone: (404) 889-8948
Website: https://cubanosatl.com/?utm_source=google
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Reviews
First the food offerings. The coffee flavor is ashy and burnt – nothing like the delicious smooth and creamy Cuban con leche of other restaurants, and from what I remember of La Carreta in Miami and Fort Lauderdale for 10 years. I’ve been there multiple times over the past 5 years that I’ve lived in Sandy Springs and I’m disappointed as hell every single time.
They also don’t have guava pastry (no cheese, please, if anyone’s asking, thank you.) I want to have have Cuban coffee with the Cuban pastry, together. I think they could easily partner with the other Cuban restaurants across town to buy the authentic guava pastries have them delivered and ready at least Saturday morning
This is just a small place, like a food truck in a parking lot of a shopping center. So it doesn’t have a dining room or anywhere shaded or protected to sit – or even protected to order from the window, you have to stand in the rain and sun.
It’s so high off the ground you have to walk up these very steep scary steps with no safe place to stand. For some reason, the wood deck that was built such that you can’t simply walk from the ordering window to the pickup window where the sugar and napkins are – you have to go down steps, around, and then up steps again. It’s awkward and I hate it.
Then once you got your coffee you just simply get in your car and leave, or sit in the parking lot and drink it. If they’re catering to drivers, they need to have a drive-up window. If they’re catering to people who are going to sip their coffee and enjoy the morning, then put up some tents or large, side post cantilever umbrellas and ton of irrigated potted plants.
The sun is usually blaring down on you. There’s no trees to soften the giant parking lot and buildings and huge empty sky, no porch roofs, no overhanging tree branches to provide softening and refuge. – this is a landlord problem as much as it is their problem.
I’m not sure what it would take for them to get a couple of tents and tables set up to provide plenty of shade and comfortable place to sit and enjoy your coffee. And dig out some of the asphalt and put in some trees with some good soil and irrigation. Perhaps there’s such a high cost involved and the landlord won’t work with them on it. But the real estate in this area of Roswell road is having so many vacancies…
This can be a fantastic addition to our weeknd breakfast options in Sandy springs!
Cafe Con Leche: This is just a regular coffee with milk. The coffee’s not bad but nothing extraordinary either. It’s pretty much the same as a similar one that you can get in your local Starbucks. I wouldn’t recommend this item.
Overall Pros & Cons: there’s only 1 set of tables for seating and there was no sun umbrellas so it was kinda hot for me to eat under the blazing sun. Also for the price of well over $12 a sandwich, I was expecting a bigger portion. The speciality sodas are pretty rare IMO and stood out more than their coffee counterparts but still it boils down to personal preference.
I think this is one of the places where you can come for maybe 1-2 times and then that’s about it.