CSC, Cuban Sandwich Café, has moved to much spacier digs, surrounded by other
food options, instead of the playground at Harris Elementary School. The old
location was in a tiny 50’s strip center on Briarcliff, just off Berkman (my
old stomping grounds way back when). Now they are in the strip center on the NW
corner of Rutland and N. Lamar, where the sadly departed le Soliel Vietnamese
used to hold court, directly opposite Voss Seafood and Grill, across Lamar.
Enrique’s new spot ensures that you get a roomy, comfortable table and the girls give excellent service. The bakery counters are facing you when you enter, loaded to the brim with éclairs, flan, tarts, and all manner of other goodies. But los dos homies were there for the magnificent, towering Cubanito Burger ($7.75). Diego showed up a little later and wussed-out, ordering the Cuban. Shane had heard my praises about the Cubanito, but was shocked when it arrived.
Cubanito, with the lid lifted up a little......
On a wonderful fresh house-baked bun sits a vertical column of meats: there are several thin layers of ham, topped with Mr. Reyes’ amazingly moist lechon roast pork, lots of lechon. A hand-formed burger patty sits atop the pork, draped with several slices of bacon. It gets cheddar and swiss cheeses, pickles, mayo, lettuce and tomato, and comes with a side of crispy fries. It’s a work of art, and the juices will flow down your forearms as you eat.
Patata relleno and Yuca con mojo....
Interior view of the Cuban....
We foolishly ordered it with two massive orders of yuca con mojo (tender stewed chunks of yucca swimming in a tart sauce of vinegar and lots of garlic). Shane got a couple orders of patata relleno, a huge golden-fried potato croquette filled with a savory picadillo ground beef stuffing. Both side orders are delicious, but the burger stole the show. Diego’s Cuban looked fantastic: a long homemade loaf filled with ham and lechon roast pork, pickles, swiss, mayo, and mustard. We left there very full and very happy. I will definitely be back for the ropa vieja, oxtails, palomilla, and I’m just guessing here, but Enrique’s pollo frito fried chicken is probably gonna be a true delight. This place rocks, and should have lines out the door.
Enrique Reyes hissownself....nice guy, great baker and chef..
Cuban Sandwich Café
9616 N. Lamar, (512) 669-5242
http://cubansandwichcafe.com/
My previous review of Cuban Sandwich Café in the Austin Chronicle:
http://www.austinchronicle.com/food/2011-09-30/cuban-sandwich-cafe/
Mick Vann ©
Enrique’s new spot ensures that you get a roomy, comfortable table and the girls give excellent service. The bakery counters are facing you when you enter, loaded to the brim with éclairs, flan, tarts, and all manner of other goodies. But los dos homies were there for the magnificent, towering Cubanito Burger ($7.75). Diego showed up a little later and wussed-out, ordering the Cuban. Shane had heard my praises about the Cubanito, but was shocked when it arrived.
Cubanito, with the lid lifted up a little......
On a wonderful fresh house-baked bun sits a vertical column of meats: there are several thin layers of ham, topped with Mr. Reyes’ amazingly moist lechon roast pork, lots of lechon. A hand-formed burger patty sits atop the pork, draped with several slices of bacon. It gets cheddar and swiss cheeses, pickles, mayo, lettuce and tomato, and comes with a side of crispy fries. It’s a work of art, and the juices will flow down your forearms as you eat.
Patata relleno and Yuca con mojo....
Interior view of the Cuban....
We foolishly ordered it with two massive orders of yuca con mojo (tender stewed chunks of yucca swimming in a tart sauce of vinegar and lots of garlic). Shane got a couple orders of patata relleno, a huge golden-fried potato croquette filled with a savory picadillo ground beef stuffing. Both side orders are delicious, but the burger stole the show. Diego’s Cuban looked fantastic: a long homemade loaf filled with ham and lechon roast pork, pickles, swiss, mayo, and mustard. We left there very full and very happy. I will definitely be back for the ropa vieja, oxtails, palomilla, and I’m just guessing here, but Enrique’s pollo frito fried chicken is probably gonna be a true delight. This place rocks, and should have lines out the door.
Enrique Reyes hissownself....nice guy, great baker and chef..
Cuban Sandwich Café
9616 N. Lamar, (512) 669-5242
http://cubansandwichcafe.com/
My previous review of Cuban Sandwich Café in the Austin Chronicle:
http://www.austinchronicle.com/food/2011-09-30/cuban-sandwich-cafe/
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