We dined here around 7-7:30 on a Saturday night; we were told the place had only been open about 6 weeks. Â They brought us croquettes "on the house" while we ordered; they were good. Â For dinner we had the palomila and camarones al ajillo. Â Both were served with beans and rice and maduros. Â The entrees were gantastic. Â The bistek was very tender, and had been marinated lightly with lime -- very good. Â The shrimp also had a nice hint of lime, and tons of garlic and butter (yum). Â We ended up licking the plates clean, and the dinners were good enough that we elected to try dessert: rice pudding and cuban coffee. Â Both were awesome.
Service was fantastic, with a quick kitchen and lots of staff. Â A gentleman from the back -- owner or manager, not sure -- stopped by twice to check on us, as well as our hostess / waitress and another roving waitress. Â We never had to ask for refills, and everything else was provided on the first try.
We'll be back!