Sanguich De Miami (Sandwich Shop), Miami
Sanguich de Miami on Calle Ocho is reportedly Miami’s top spot for a Cuban sandwich. Being in business since 2017, this quaint counter-service restaurant has turned the humble process of sandwich-making into an art form. Alongside classic Cuban sandwiches, it offers a choice of made-to-order batidos — thick and creamy milkshakes so good they could probably broker peace talks...
Initially housed in a shipping container, this sleek 750-square-foot restaurant boasts its own indoor seating for 25. Inspired by Cuba’s early 1900s Spanish architecture, it gleams with brass accents, floating quartz-inlaid tables, tiles all over the place, and decorative walls adorned with reeded molding. There’s even a ventanita (the so-called "little window" walk-up counter) for locals who can’t be bothered with doors — because good coffee and gossip wait for no one...
Here, everything is made in-house — the ham is cured, the pork is brined, the pickles are pickled, and the mustard is as artisanal as it sounds. The only thing they don’t make themselves is the crusty bread — but even that is custom-baked in Homestead to their exact recipe. In other words, no corner-cutting, no shortcuts, no apologies...
The menu has been unchanged since day one and is a love letter to Cuba in six sandwiches, namely: the iconic Cubano, the pan con lechón (stuffed with a suckling piglet), and the indulgent pan con croqueta (or “bread with croquette”). The lineup is completed by a few “rebels” such as the pan con bistec (with slow-cooked steak and fried string potatoes), croqueta preparadas, and cream cheese-filled Elena Ruzes.
Add some plantain fries and five kinds of mojo sauce, and you’re officially in sandwich heaven. Finish with a batido milkshake — maybe mamey, guava, or cream cheese — and you’ll understand why this place has the locals lined up in 90-degree heat without complaint. Because the best Cubano in Miami doesn’t just feed you — it flirts with you first...
Initially housed in a shipping container, this sleek 750-square-foot restaurant boasts its own indoor seating for 25. Inspired by Cuba’s early 1900s Spanish architecture, it gleams with brass accents, floating quartz-inlaid tables, tiles all over the place, and decorative walls adorned with reeded molding. There’s even a ventanita (the so-called "little window" walk-up counter) for locals who can’t be bothered with doors — because good coffee and gossip wait for no one...
Here, everything is made in-house — the ham is cured, the pork is brined, the pickles are pickled, and the mustard is as artisanal as it sounds. The only thing they don’t make themselves is the crusty bread — but even that is custom-baked in Homestead to their exact recipe. In other words, no corner-cutting, no shortcuts, no apologies...
The menu has been unchanged since day one and is a love letter to Cuba in six sandwiches, namely: the iconic Cubano, the pan con lechón (stuffed with a suckling piglet), and the indulgent pan con croqueta (or “bread with croquette”). The lineup is completed by a few “rebels” such as the pan con bistec (with slow-cooked steak and fried string potatoes), croqueta preparadas, and cream cheese-filled Elena Ruzes.
Add some plantain fries and five kinds of mojo sauce, and you’re officially in sandwich heaven. Finish with a batido milkshake — maybe mamey, guava, or cream cheese — and you’ll understand why this place has the locals lined up in 90-degree heat without complaint. Because the best Cubano in Miami doesn’t just feed you — it flirts with you first...
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Sight Name: Sanguich De Miami (Sandwich Shop)
Sight Location: Miami, USA (See walking tours in Miami)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
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Sight Location: Miami, USA (See walking tours in Miami)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
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