
Address and Contact Information
Address: 351 W Palm Valley Blvd, Round Rock, TX 78664
Phone: (512) 243-8394
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Reviews
Our drinks never went empty, the food came out perfectly timed, and she made great recommendations. You can tell she genuinely cares about the guests and takes pride in what she does.
And shoutout to the bartender too — the drinks were phenomenal. Perfectly balanced, strong in all the right ways, and crafted with care. You can taste the difference when someone knows what they’re doing behind the bar.
Between Sheyla’s service and the amazing cocktails, this was easily one of the best dining experiences we’ve had in a long time. We’ll absolutely be back — and we’ll be asking for Sheyla again.
The service is exceptional—friendly and attentive without being overbearing—and Celine provided a wonderful dining experience.
The bar serves a fantastic mojito made with Bacardi, though they also offer Flor de Caña. While the drinks are well-made, it would be great to see Puerto Rican Havana Club added to the menu as an option for those who prefer a profile closer to traditional Cuban rum.
Food Highlights:
Croquetas de Jamón: Perfectly executed and a great start to the meal.
Vaca Frita: Crispy and flavorful, served with delicious congri and yuca frita. If you aren’t a fan of onions, they are very easy to opt out of as a topping.
Tamal en Cazuela con Masa de Puerco: Hands down the best dish
Arroz con Leche: The rice pudding itself is amazing. It comes with a “twist” of ice cream on top, which might not be for everyone, but the base dessert is top-tier.
Room for Improvement:
Frituras de Malanga: These were a disappointment; they lacked the distinct malanga flavor you expect.
Casquitos de Guayaba con Queso: These were just “okay” and didn’t stand out compared to the main courses.
Atmosphere:
The vibe is lively, the back ground music has the perfect volume. featuring live music on Friday nights and a DJ on Saturdays.
It gets busy, so I highly recommend making a reservation.
Plenty parking, bar seating, outdoor seating
Overall, a fantastic spot for dinner and drinks!
We came not really sure of what to expect and this is now easily one of our go-to places. Food was amazing, service was great, and simply an awesome experience.
Allow me to start by saying — this is exactly the kind of restaurant North Austin has been needing! The location is perfect, and from the moment we walked in, we were warmly greeted by the hostess, who immediately accommodated our party of seven (four adults and three kids ages 10, 8, and 5).
Our server, Celine, welcomed us with a bright smile and made us feel right at home from the start. Her service throughout the evening was excellent — attentive, friendly, and professional.
We began with several appetizers (as seen in my photos) and ordered four mojitos. The presentation was beautiful, and everything tasted great. The only minor issue was that the tostones arrived a bit cold, but the rest of the appetizers were spot on.
For our main course, I was unfortunately disappointed to learn that the restaurant did not offer black beans (FRIJOLES NEGROS) — a key element in Cuban cuisine. A Cuban restaurant without black beans feels like a Mexican restaurant without tortillas. Because of that, I had to deduct one star from the food rating.
On a positive note, Celine recommended the lamb, which turned out to be excellent — tender, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. We ended the meal with a few desserts, all fresh and delicious, followed by a classic cafecito with an impressive presentation and spot-on flavor.
Overall, this was a wonderful dining experience with great service, delicious food, and a welcoming atmosphere. I’ll definitely be back and will gladly recommend this restaurant to my friends — just please fix the “no black beans” situation