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Cuban Desserts in Miami

Rice pudding, guava yemitas and the sweets of always.

5 dishes from $3.99 to $8.49

The Cuban sweets people grew up with, the ones eaten at home after lunch: guava yemitas, rice pudding with cinnamon and the peanut bar. This part of the menu also holds the cold macaroni salad, which people take home by the tub for family gatherings. All from our Westchester location in Miami.

Desserts

  • Peanut Bar

    $3.99

  • Guava Yemitas

    $6.49

  • Rice Pudding

    $6.29

The classic sweets

Guava yemitas ($6.49) come five to an order and are the Cuban sweet by definition: guava and sugar, nothing else. Rice pudding ($6.29) is served cold with cinnamon, the way it is eaten at home. And the peanut bar ($3.99) is the one anyone who grew up in Cuba recognises at a glance — pressed peanuts and sugar, no decoration. Three things that are getting harder to find made properly around Miami.

The cold salad, which is not a dessert

The cold macaroni salad ($8.49, 14 oz) sits in this part of the menu even though it is not a dessert: chicken, pineapple, peach and pear, and it is what people pick up for a birthday or a family gathering. It always goes to go, in its own tub. If you are after something sweet and cold, the rice pudding or the ice-cream bites are the way.

Frequently asked questions

Which Cuban desserts do you have?

Guava yemitas ($6.49, five per order), rice pudding ($6.29) and the peanut bar ($3.99).

Is the rice pudding served cold?

Yes, cold and with cinnamon.

Is the cold macaroni salad a dessert?

No, it is savoury: macaroni with chicken, pineapple, peach and pear. It is 14 oz and goes to go.

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