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Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop

  • CuisineCuban
  • CategoryCuban Sandwich Shop
  • VibeNo-frills counter, local workers and regulars, fast and friendly
  • Price$ (about $8-18 USD per person)

Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop at 186 NE 29th Street, in the Midtown and Edgewater area of Miami, Florida, is a counter-service Cuban sandwich and breakfast shop that serves a loyal local clientele. The cuisine is everyday Cuban cooking: pressed sandwiches, breakfast plates and strong coffee, offered at low prices of roughly $8-18 per person.

Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop at 186 NE 29th Street, in the Midtown and Edgewater area of Miami, Florida, is a counter-service Cuban sandwich and breakfast shop that serves a loyal local clientele. The cuisine is everyday Cuban cooking: pressed sandwiches, breakfast plates and strong coffee, offered at low prices of roughly $8-18 per person. Signature dishes include the pan con bistec, a thin steak sandwich on Cuban bread with onions and potato sticks, and the croqueta preparada, a Cuban sandwich variation built around croquetas. The classic Cuban sandwich is also on the menu, along with cafe con leche, the milky Cuban coffee that is a morning staple across Miami. The shop is simple and unpretentious, with a counter, a few seats and quick service. The atmosphere is that of a working neighbourhood lunch spot, with regular customers, steady conversation and a short wait for food that is made to order. Dress is entirely casual. There is no wine or cocktail programme; the beverage focus is coffee, juices and soft drinks. The hours are structured around breakfast and lunch rather than dinner, running Monday to Friday from early morning to mid-afternoon and Saturday to early afternoon, with the shop closed on Sunday; listings differ, so it is wise to phone +1 305-573-4681 to confirm before visiting. Reservations are not taken, and orders are placed at the counter. Lines tend to be longest at the weekday lunch hour, so visiting at mid-morning or mid-afternoon shortens the wait. Because the shop closes by mid-afternoon, it is not suited to an evening meal. For visitors, it offers an inexpensive and authentic alternative to the larger tourist-oriented Cuban restaurants and sits close to Wynwood and the Design District, making it easy to combine with a gallery or mural walk.

Practical information for Enriqueta's Sandwich Shop · Last updated September 2026
Price $ (about $8-18 USD per person)
Hours Monday-Friday from early morning to mid-afternoon, Saturday to early afternoon; closed Sunday; listings differ, so call to confirm
Reservations Walk-ins only; counter service
Address 186 NE 29th St, Miami, FL 33137

Signature dishes

  • Pan con bistec
  • Croqueta preparada
  • Cuban sandwich
  • Cafe con leche

Good to know

Known for
Counter-service Cuban sandwich and breakfast shop in Midtown.

Location

186 NE 29th St, Miami, FL 33137

25.8039, -80.1915 View on map

Highlights

  • Pan con bistec, a thin-steak Cuban sandwich with onions and potato sticks
  • Croqueta preparada and the classic Cuban sandwich
  • Cafe con leche and Cuban coffee at counter prices
  • Inexpensive breakfast and lunch near Wynwood and the Design District

Tips for visiting

  • The shop closes by mid-afternoon and on Sunday, so plan for breakfast or lunch.
  • Avoid the weekday lunch rush by arriving mid-morning or mid-afternoon.
  • Order at the counter; no reservations are taken.
  • Phone ahead to confirm hours, as listings differ.
  • Pair a sandwich with cafe con leche for a classic Cuban breakfast.

When to visit

Mid-morning on a weekday is best for shorter waits and a fresh breakfast menu.

Accessibility

The shop is a small counter-service space, so room to maneuver may be limited. Visitors with mobility needs should phone +1 305-573-4681 to confirm access.

Frequently asked questions

Is Enriqueta's open for dinner?

No, it focuses on breakfast and lunch and closes by mid-afternoon on weekdays. It is closed on Sunday.

Do they take reservations?

No, it is walk-in counter service only.

What are the best dishes?

The pan con bistec, croqueta preparada and Cuban sandwich are the signature items.

How much does a meal cost?

Most orders cost about $8-18 per person.