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Puerto Sagua
700 Collins Avenue
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(305) 673-1115
It’s
a grungy neighborhood coffee-shop, Miami-style, where the usual American standards are
replaced by casual Cuban fare. Open 24 hours, Puerto Sagua is a haven for an altogether
different brand of people watching. A group of elderly Cubans gather atop
barstools around the breakfast counter, while the younger beachgoers and South Beach
visitors bedecked in their skimpiest duds congregate in the Puerto Sagua dining room.
Go
for such staples as the gooey media noche, a traditional snack sandwich of ham,
pulled pork and cheese, or world class roast chicken, served traditionally aside black
beans, rice and "plantanos". Finish with creamy tres leches, a cloyingly
sweet Cuban trifle topped with meringue. Remarkably easy on the wallet, it’s easy to
see why Puerto Sagua remains so jammed, year after year.
Have you tried
Puerto Sagua?
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5-Excellent |
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4-Good |
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4-Good |
Review: The
food is really good. I love the carne con papas, the waiters are really
fast and friendly. I recommend this place. |
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5-Excellent |
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3-Fair |
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5-Excellent |
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5-Excellent |
Review: During
our 7 day vacation in South beach, several friends and I accidentally
happened upon Puerto Sagua the second night of our trip when we were
walking back to our hotel after an evening of club hopping! The food was
AMAZING and superbly priced! The mix of people in the restaurant made
for a very interesting dining experience as well. We enjoyed the food so
much that we made it a point to eat at Puerto Sagua every day for the
remainder of our trip. For a bunch of girls with a limited amount of
cash, Puerto Sagua not only satisfied our appetites, but left us with a
few extra dollars at the end of the trip! EVERYONE should visit Puerto
Sagua at least once....you'll come back..I guarantee it! |
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5-Excellent |
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4-Good |
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5-Excellent |
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5-Excellent |
Review: Muy
buena experiencia de la visita al Puerto de Sagua |
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4-Good |
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3-Fair |
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5-Excellent |
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5-Excellent |
Review: I
went to this restaurant during Spring Break because several friends I
traveled with had eaten there before. Hands down, it was the best place
to eat while I was there, and I was on South Beach for 6 days. I am
counting down the days til I return for Spring Break this year, because
I intend to eat there at least once a day |
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4-Good |
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5-Excellent |
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5-Excellent |
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5-Excellent |
Review: I
now live in South Florida so I don't get a chance to visit this
restaurant since I cook for myself BUT this is by far my favorite Cuban
place in South Florida. When I used to be a tourist to the area I would
make it to Puerto Sagua at least twice or 3 times during my trip. Great
food, really cheap but if you are looking for atmosphere, this isn't the
place, it looks like a dive but don't judge it by its look, the food is
great! |
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5-Excellent |
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Review: Seven
years ago a friend to me there when I were in town. I was lucky to be
back in town and found it on my own. Its to die for! I was in town for 2
days and ate there 4 times. Black beans with chicken and rice is what
did it for me. some people say its greasy, but that's part of the
flavor. chicken wasn't dry and the beans had the best taste. try the
Cuban coffee after dinner also. I might even plan my next trip to Miami
just for Puerto Sagua. |
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4-Good |
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4-Good |
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5-Excellent |
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5-Excellent |
Review: We
visited Miami in October 2005 and ate here every late night after
partying. I talked about it for a year and already have plans to head
there as soon as the airport shuttle drops us off this Friday. The food
is the best and very affordable. |
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4-Good |
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3-Fair |
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5-Excellent |
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5-Excellent |
Review: I
went here when I lived in south beach for a couple of months...almost
every day! The food is fabulous. I recommend it to everyone who travels
there. You'll love it if you like to eat great food! |
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4-Good |
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3-Fair |
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4-Good |
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Review: I
went here because I already know Cuban food pretty well and I also
figured that this place would not be crowded as other places on the
Beach. Food is good and it's affordable too. |
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Danielle Dawkins from Nashville,
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5-Excellent |
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3-Fair |
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4-Good |
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5-Excellent |
Review: This
place is off the beaten path, but worth a try. I love Cuban sandwiches
and the concierge at our hotel said they have the best in South Florida.
She was so right! I have been thinking about it ever since we returned
home! My husband ordered the chicken and rice and he said it was a
little greasy, but still tasty. Even the wait staff was charming with
their broken English. It felt very authentic and I'm counting the days
until I have my next Cuban sandwich from Puerto Sagua. |
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South Beach Magazine Reader from
Baltimore, MD |
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4-Good |
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4-Good |
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5-Excellent |
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5-Excellent |
Review: A
nice little hide away spot with great home cooking. |
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MantisGirl from Washington, D.C. |
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4-Good |
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4-Good |
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4-Good |
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5-Excellent |
Review: The
food was really tasty but also greasy. |
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