Very good service from all the staff, they make us feel at home.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Samuel C.
Discount Cuban Food. Three of us ate for $30 in total ... not too bad. Coffee, rice, beans and maduros were absolutely wonderful. Mains, soups and baked goods were meh. On the plain meat I got served for my main course (Liver with onions and green peppers), I forgot about the hot sauce on my table. I have little doubt that hot sauce would have helped a lot. * * * Arahi's is on the eastern fringe of Little Havana. Go west on Calle Ocho and you hit the epicenter of the Little Havana tourist zone. This part of Calle Ocho is to be avoided like the plague. Go farther west and you are in Cafe Versailles and La Carreta land. Once again Cuban paradise has been restored. * * * You are not here for legendary Cuban. You go to Havana Harry's for that. You are not here for portions that are massive beyond massive beyond massive. Again you go to Havana Harry's for that. You are here for everyday Plain Jane Cuban at an attractive price. The place is 2/3 full most of the time - which is pretty good. Nearly all of the customers are old Cubans. There is not a tourist to be seen. The menu is written in illegible handwriting on a plastic board. Bring your reading glasses. Bring your willingness to take random guesses as to what the more incomprehensible lines actually mean. But there is more to like than to dislike. If you ate here regularly, you would find the main dishes they have here that are actually pretty good. * * * If you go to one and only one Cuban restaurant in Miami, Arahi's bakery shouldn't be it. If live in Miami, you are not made of money, and the rent for your apartment is killing you, Arahi's looks better and better.
leasatthebeach
amazing service , the sweet ladies speak mostly Spanish but are very patient with me trying to figure out what i want!yummy cafecito, cortadito guava pastelitos, and cheese and guava tequenos, so fresh and delicious!not a fancy place but friendly and fun!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Daniel W.
Stayed in little Havana for a few days and came here twice. It's a very mom and pop family style bakery. I don't speak Spanish, and the employees were so nice and helped me without any issues. Everything they serve is authentic and delicious. From their croquettes, pastelitos, to their fresh cuban bread they make every day was all 5 stars. All their sandwiches are served on their homemade bread. Highly recommend eating here. Don't forget to get their coffee!
Kika Cardenas
The blonde lady that works there is sooooo rude unbelievable. My cousin and I were being nice to her she has no education or sympathy for her clients she ignored us like we were bothering her when she was not doing
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
Andrew Eloff
So delicious… everything!!!
George San
Servers have major attitude and will act hostel towards you if you ask any
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 1
William Schlueter
A very friendly locals place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
D K
Had an assortment of Cuban pastries. Enjoyed a the sweet Cuban “espresso like” Colada. This authentic Cuban Bakery serves hot items also. A great way to begin a day in Little Havana.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Maria Lopez
The food is fresh cooked daily and the ambience is mostly locals. The ladies are very pleasant and helpful so service is excellent.
Prices here are absolutely wild. I was charged an extra $1 without warning or my consent for “service to the client”, aka theft. All they did was their job; tipping is optional, especially at a cafeteria. I spent almost $10 for two croquetas, an empanada and a soda. Stay away!! Go somewhere else near the area.Its also very busy very often, go figure.
Namir S.
Didn't try many things but the guava pastellito was the best I've had in Miami. Guava cheese was also good but the guava was the winner. Would go back and try more!
Kevin Sanchez
Bad service went in to get information of buying Cuban bread by the quantity for a business nobody attended and everybody skips in line waited more than 15 minutes not a professional business
Calixto Oviedo
Very bad service. The empty place, no one stopped to attend. Total lack of respect and more than 6 people for pleasure and for nothing. What a shame because the products have good quality. I won't go to that place again and I will share my bad experience with everyone I can.
Service: 1
MGP
Not your typical place. The service was fantastic and the food well I'm still enjoying it. ?
Very good service from all the staff, they make us feel at home.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Discount Cuban Food. Three of us ate for $30 in total ... not too bad. Coffee, rice, beans and maduros were absolutely wonderful. Mains, soups and baked goods were meh. On the plain meat I got served for my main course (Liver with onions and green peppers), I forgot about the hot sauce on my table. I have little doubt that hot sauce would have helped a lot. * * * Arahi's is on the eastern fringe of Little Havana. Go west on Calle Ocho and you hit the epicenter of the Little Havana tourist zone. This part of Calle Ocho is to be avoided like the plague. Go farther west and you are in Cafe Versailles and La Carreta land. Once again Cuban paradise has been restored. * * * You are not here for legendary Cuban. You go to Havana Harry's for that. You are not here for portions that are massive beyond massive beyond massive. Again you go to Havana Harry's for that. You are here for everyday Plain Jane Cuban at an attractive price. The place is 2/3 full most of the time - which is pretty good. Nearly all of the customers are old Cubans. There is not a tourist to be seen. The menu is written in illegible handwriting on a plastic board. Bring your reading glasses. Bring your willingness to take random guesses as to what the more incomprehensible lines actually mean. But there is more to like than to dislike. If you ate here regularly, you would find the main dishes they have here that are actually pretty good. * * * If you go to one and only one Cuban restaurant in Miami, Arahi's bakery shouldn't be it. If live in Miami, you are not made of money, and the rent for your apartment is killing you, Arahi's looks better and better.
amazing service , the sweet ladies speak mostly Spanish but are very patient with me trying to figure out what i want!yummy cafecito, cortadito guava pastelitos, and cheese and guava tequenos, so fresh and delicious!not a fancy place but friendly and fun!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Stayed in little Havana for a few days and came here twice. It's a very mom and pop family style bakery. I don't speak Spanish, and the employees were so nice and helped me without any issues. Everything they serve is authentic and delicious. From their croquettes, pastelitos, to their fresh cuban bread they make every day was all 5 stars. All their sandwiches are served on their homemade bread. Highly recommend eating here. Don't forget to get their coffee!
The blonde lady that works there is sooooo rude unbelievable. My cousin and I were being nice to her she has no education or sympathy for her clients she ignored us like we were bothering her when she was not doing
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 1
So delicious… everything!!!
Servers have major attitude and will act hostel towards you if you ask any
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 1
A very friendly locals place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Had an assortment of Cuban pastries. Enjoyed a the sweet Cuban “espresso like” Colada. This authentic Cuban Bakery serves hot items also. A great way to begin a day in Little Havana.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
The food is fresh cooked daily and the ambience is mostly locals. The ladies are very pleasant and helpful so service is excellent.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Flan
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Prices here are absolutely wild. I was charged an extra $1 without warning or my consent for “service to the client”, aka theft. All they did was their job; tipping is optional, especially at a cafeteria. I spent almost $10 for two croquetas, an empanada and a soda. Stay away!! Go somewhere else near the area.Its also very busy very often, go figure.
Didn't try many things but the guava pastellito was the best I've had in Miami. Guava cheese was also good but the guava was the winner. Would go back and try more!
Bad service went in to get information of buying Cuban bread by the quantity for a business nobody attended and everybody skips in line waited more than 15 minutes not a professional business
Very bad service. The empty place, no one stopped to attend. Total lack of respect and more than 6 people for pleasure and for nothing. What a shame because the products have good quality. I won't go to that place again and I will share my bad experience with everyone I can.
Service: 1
Not your typical place. The service was fantastic and the food well I'm still enjoying it. ?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5