Old-school Cuban diner that has survived every SoBe trend since the 1960s. Cheap, authentic, and packed with locals who know this is the real deal.
Only you see this. What you ordered, what you'd order again, the table to ask for.
Puerto Sagua opened on Collins Avenue in 1962, founded by a Cuban immigrant family with ties to a restaurant of the same name in Havana, bringing Cuban home cooking to Miami Beach during the early wave of Cuban exile arrivals.
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Time capsule Cuban diner. Counter service, cafe con leche, and median check under $15.
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