1928 Cuban Bistro - Fernandina Beach - Fernandina Beach (FL)

5 /5 Javier A. Comas Ruiz: The food is amazing, most authentic to cuban food. The coffee is brewed in one of the best ways possible, giving it superior taste to other coffee methods. The medianoche sandwich is one of my favorites and they give big portions. Recommend coming here around breakfast or lunch.

5 /5 Africancrab: This small establishment provides rich flavors of Cuba. A tribute to Cuban heritage. The history of this place honors the journey of Mario Alvarado and his wife as they fled Cuba in 1961, to the United States where they found opportunity and safety. 1928 Bistro was created by their grand daughter. The vibrant interior colors transports one back through the years. The aroma of freshly brewed espresso made my hubby order coffee. My son ordered Cuban sandwiche, I always default to empanadas, hubby ordered beef burger. All were quite delicious

5 /5 Dawn Williams: Really cute place with TONS of choices! We didnt get here until about 12:30 on a Sunday and they were already sold out of several of the pastries, but I can understand why. My son got the last coco-guava and I got one of the last 3 guava cheese and they are so fresh and nice filling. The building looks so small, but its deceptively big inside and very nicely laid out. My son ordered the Medianoche and said the bread was very fresh, lots of meat, and even the mustard was really good. My husband got a chicken and a shrimp empanada. The chicken was very full, but a little dry. The avocado sauce it came with helped it a lot. The shrimp was very good even though he was surprised the pieces of shrimp were so tiny. I got the queso fritos and they were amazing! Im guessing they are just deep fried with no breading and the guava sauce is delightful even though I was surprised it was cold. The girls working here are so friendly and helpful...Im loving this place!

5 /5 Amir H Souri: A casual and friendly environment that serves home-made quality Cuban foods. We enjoyed eating their sandwiches, rice platters, and empanadas.