Cuba Libre Restaurant & Rum Bar - Fort Lauderdale

"Fun place. Good food. Came here twice in a day Family friendly for lunch and turns into a night club at night. I loved the run punch and the seafood paella (it was more seafood rice than paella, but delicious nevertheless). The beans that came as a side were surprisingly tasty. The roast pork that’s available for dinner is great too. Juicy, flavourful. I will definitely revisit if ever back in Ft. Lauderdale. Similar to Olds in Miami. (Olds has better mojitos but I would come back for the paella)"

"was here on a Saturday afternoon around 2ish, The place is very under staff, the Host did everything from taking us to the table, cleaning ,taking our food and drink. She was very nice but can tell she was getting stress. The restaurant need to staff better before they loss employee that is over worked. The food took long time to come as well. The spot would of been a 5star if they staff was better."

"Amanie made our experience extra amazing! Her warmth carried the cubano vibe throughout our time here. She is sweet and engaging yet lets you alone to enjoy! Her attention to detail, enthusiasm is amazing. Everything we had was delicious. Loved the coconut mojito! Her recommendation and it was spot on! We will be back some day!"

"We got the Yuca Bites for appetizer and the Pan con Lechon Sandwich as an entree. A little bit expensive for the amount of food you get (appetizer was $12 for only 5 small bites, and the sandwich was around $20 but only had like 3 plantain chips for the side); you do get complimentary bread, and despite the portion sizes it all tasted really good. We came for lunch and it wasn’t that busy but it still took a while for the server to get to us and get our food. Drinks were ok, the Classic Mojito wasnt sweet or minty enough, the Passionfruit Margarita was great! Good spot if you can afford it and are in the area, but I’m sure there’s better/cheaper and more authentic spots in the area."