| Transplanted Miamian needs his Cuban fix. Is it at all possible to meet this need in DC? |
| There's that Caribbean place on Lee Highway in Arlington. I cannot vouch for it's authenticity, and it's not in DC, but if he really needs a fix... |
| Try the gas station on 13th and V or someplace like that. No kidding, that place makes great sandwiches. |
| When I lived in Georgetown-- I used to get a good one at the 'Bean Counter' on Wisconsin ave. |
yep, Fast Gourmet. Earl's in Arlington does a decent one, too. Or try Cuba de Ayer up in Burtonsville. |
| Also had one at the Bean Counter in Georgetown. I'm not an expert on the Cuban sandwich, though, so I can't tell you if it's as good as something you'd get in Miami (or Havana…), but I liked it! |
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My coworker swears by Sophie's Cuban in Dupont, although I haven't been there myself.
http://www.sophiescuban.com/dc/ |
It is true... Fast Gourmet... but I think they moved downtown (the original sandwich maker guys). Google it. Also try Mi Cuba on Park Road in Columbia Hts. Four and a half stars on Yelp. |
| Mi cuba cafe or green banana in dc, cubanos and cuba de Ayer in Maryland, el paladar sells one but haven't tried it. |
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It's in Silver spring, but I had a great one at Cubano's.
I love the Caribbean grill (near my house), but have never had the sandwich there. Their other food is good, but my friend said their "jerk" chicken is nowhere near authentic. |
| Fast Gourmet on 14th and G across the street (the mike isabella sandwich place. |
I've been wondering about that place. I'll have to check it out. |
| if it's stil on the menu, the 24 hour "The Diner" in Adams Morgan has a great Cubano |
Fast Gourmets original owner is still in, his old partner wanted out so he was bought out. That new joint does guys opened is showing signs of mayor failure. |
| Just outside of DC, on the lunch menu, at Franklin's in Hyattsville |