Las Palmas Restaurant 209 Southeast 1st Street, Miami, FL 33131

"Good food for very reasonable prices Were out of ingredients for cuban sandwich"

"Not worth it. The sanity of calling them selves great is terrible. The sandwich is a slice of ham and cheese. The pictures of the food they post is nothing as what they serve. It’s a very thin piece of ham and cheese. I wouldn’t say two slices. I asked one of the workers why serve such little portions and she stated the owners advise on the little amount to put on a dish. Over prized and dishonest with the what you’ll get. It’s no wonder there aren’t many people lining up to eat here."

"Great little breakfast and lunch joint. We had very friendly service and good food at a great price. I was disappointed they were out of ingredients to make the Cuban sandwich, but the vaca frita and the colada were both good."

"Large breakfast with coffee and tip - $11. What a bargain in downtown Miami. It's a local dive complete with fix round barstools at a counter. I had two eggs scrambled (though it seemed like 3-4 eggs), bacon, (i passed on the fries or hashbrowns), and Cuban toast. Coffee too. I'm staying at the Intercontinental Hotel where the breakfast buffet is something like $45++. So how was it? The staff were fantastic. Nice. Helpful. Pleasant. The environment was fun - reminded me of a 50s style restaurant. And the food was all things good... Tasty, plentiful, and hot. It's a postage stamp sized place so if you blink as you walk by you'll miss it."

"In downtown Miami you have a contrast between the new high end glitz and the old school. Las Palmas represents the Old School in a Cuban sort of way. There you can get a Cuban coffee for less than a dollar and at that point you realize you have found a pretty cool place. Certain nothing is fancy but there is something awesome that this place has survived."