We visited this place during our trip to Miami and treated it as one of the must-see spots recommended by many people. It was very busy, with a great atmosphere. The food was nice and offered some interesting flavors. Our dishes were served very quickly. The prices were reasonable, and the portions were generous. We definitely recommend it and would happily come back to try more of the menu.
My colleagues and I came here on a Thursday afternoon, and we thought this place got great vibes and had very affordable prices. The decorations indoors were very glamorous with chandeliers, lots of mirrors, and spacious seating. The menu was so huge that it was guaranteed that there would be something for everyone. We agreed that the next time we meet up, we would choose this place again.
In terms of food, the taste wasn't necessarily the best, but it was still pretty good and definitely worth it for the price. The paella had pretty conventional tastes in terms of the rice, as it was clear that there was some tomato sauce flavoring the rice. The rice was a bit sticky, in a sloppy way. The ropa vieja had a good amount of beef which was great, and it was tender enough with good flavor, but I wish black beans were included with the dish. My colleagues ordered the classic dish and the vaca frita, and both looked like they got an abundant amount of food, which was a plus for sure, for very affordable prices. They had good things to say about the dishes overall. The catalonian style meatballs was a Thursday special dish and was also very affordable.
Overall, even though this spot doesn't have the most outstanding taste for its food, its food still has pretty good flavor, and this establishment is definitely worth returning to because of its affordability and vibes. People can easily find what they want here and have a good time with their friends.
5
Great cuban food!
We ordered vaca fritas and cuban style chicken. They were really good. I think chicken was better to my taste. Rice was really good. Perfectly seasoned. Ceviche for appetizer was good, so was calamari.
I didn't really have any expectation for this place because I have no idea what cuban food is like. They were really good. I wanna go there again. We ordered cuban coffee and pastries (guava and the flan with cheese) which were so good. That is coming from non-coffee drinker.
I highly recommend this place. I would love to come here again.
5
Versailles is one of our favorite Miami restaurants and a true local institution, with an excellent bakery and full-service dining. The bakery is fantastic. Their beef empanadas and meat pastries are fresh, flavorful, and worth the wait. Lines are often long, reflecting their popularity with locals and visitors alike. The restaurant serves authentic Cuban food in a lively atmosphere. While some servers are not always comfortable speaking English, dining in has been smooth overall. We once experienced a mix-up with a takeout order, so pointing directly to menu items can help avoid confusion. Overall, Versailles remains a favorite for its great food, authentic atmosphere, and standout bakery items that keep us coming back.
3
I really wanted to try some authentic Cuban food on my trip to Miami. I went to Versailles on a Sunday morning and they were only serving a breakfast buffet. I was a little disappointed but we still had a nice meal. The cortadito was very good. & the croquettes and grits were delicious!