Burana Pizzeria Cubana 6310 Park Avenue, West New York, NJ 07093

"Best cuban pizza in NJ. I come all the way from elizabeth to come to this pizzeria, the service is always amazing and the owner treats my family and I like old friends. We have been going there since they first opened and my son Marlon loves his cuban pizza. Plenty of options on the menu and the milk shakes are amazing."

"Very addictive food, small, cheap pizza with good taste! Not fancy but it kinda makes me to feel like my childhood food memory. Love the place, a hidden gem!"

"Went with my best friend and ordered the spaghetti and were able to dine in. The service was spectacular and the food was delicious! I love how friendly and professional they are. I will definitely be back!"

"Cuban-style Pizza and Speghetti - Little Cuba in New Jersey I was curious on why there was no official Little Cuba in NYC. After my trip to Miami 2 weekends ago, I was looking for fresh Cuban food and, to my surprise, I found out that right across the water in Bergen, NJ, there was a massive Cuban community. For 2 miles on Bergenline Street, starting from Jose Marti Field all the way up to Racetrack Section, lies dozens upon dozens of Cuban eateries and bakeries Just like every country has their own style of Pizza, La Burana specializes in Cuban style Pizza and Speghetti. The pizza was distinct enough to stand out as it’s own genre. What makes the pizza here different than American style is that the toppings are mixed into the pizza while cooking instead of just being sprayed on top There are only 2 specialized Cuban Pizza spots, with this one being the newer and smaller in the neighborhood The owners are recent immigrants from Havana and their honor of authenticity was enough to make me order a king’s worth of food This place was probably the most affordable place I’ve been to: $6 for entire customized pan pizzes, $5 for a massive plate of speghetti, and $1 fresh scoops of ice cream. My total bill came iut to $20 and that was enough to feed me for 3-4 full meals - Eating my way through offbeat immigrant-owned small mom-and-pop shops in NYC Instagram: Eat_the_immigrant_nyc"