This Caribbean rooftop spot in the South Bronx has live salsa, palm trees and chandeliers, and a booth made from the back of an old-school Chevy.

Mi Salsa Kitchen on the Lower East Side serves Cuban food that you should consider for your next casual weeknight dinner.

If you’re looking for live music in Hell’s Kitchen, head to Guantanamera.

Floridita is a Cuban spot in Washington Heights that serves one of the best Cubano sandwiches in the city.

Havana Cafe is a casual Cuban restaurant in Schuylerville that’s great for brunch or a meal with a group.

Millie’s is a counter-service Cuban place in Bushwick that’s good for a quick, casual meal.

My Cuban Spot is a takeout window in Gowanus that serves really good rice bowls and some of the best sandwiches in Brooklyn.

Habana Outpost is an extremely casual Cuban/American spot in Fort Greene with a huge outdoor patio where they play movies during the summer.

Boozy brunch has ruined Café Cortadito in the East Village, which was previously one of our favorite Cuban restaurants in NYC.

Margon serves great Cuban food.

Café Habana is and always will be one of the coolest (and best) places to eat Cuban food in New York City.

Reasons to visit Coppelia? It's cheap, it's open 24 hours, and for a diner, it's pretty good. Good enough.