Marcos Island Cuban Cafe

Just when we thought our vacation was over we decided to stop here for some good Cuban food on our way to the airport. Wow! This was the best meal we had all week and probably the least expensive! I’m Cuban and my wife is Brazilian so we’re a little biased when it comes to Latin food but we also recognize good Latin food when we taste it. We both had the Ropa Vieja with white rice and maduros and some ham croquetas for good measure! Don’t expect any ambiance other than local workers having a better than home cooked Cuban lunch or dinner before they head back to work. If you like Cuban food, this is a must stop!

Food was good. Priced wonderfully. Staff very friendly. Great Colombian bread. Guava pastries were good. A little small inside and short hours. Will go again

Best Cuban food in town! First time here and it will NOT be the last one

This place is good! The tamales were awesome, Yucca was great, the Cuban sandwich was the only forgettable dish we had. It wasn’t bad, but I’ll never order it again. It’s done much better at other places.
There are daily specials, located in the front display case, we didn’t try anything from there but once we were eating our Cubans, we wish we did… everyone else in the place had one & it looked & smelt fantastic. We will be back to try the specials. Very reasonably priced.

Good café con leche, Big portions for breakfast. It is perfect for where it is located. Friendly service.

Good Cuban food and not overpriced like the bull. Friendly ladies, great coffee and desserts. They also have breakfast starting at 7am. Prices 6 – 15 bucks.

Why do the good Cuban and Mexican cafes in this town have to have music AND a TV blaring? The music was 70’s elevator music but why the TV also? At least the TV was tuned to the fair and balanced news channel. Anyhow, to the food. The daily special is a deal at $ 5.99 and, of course, includes beans, rice and plantains. Today the special was roast chicken — perfectly-​prepared, moist, full of flavor, and topped with parsley and onions. Located in an industrial park this tiny establishment does a lot of lunch and takeout business considering they pack 12 small tables into a nondescript 500 square foot space with walls covered by photos of Havana. Check it out for lunch. Touted as «The Best Cuban Food in Naples,» they might be right and they might even be able to be «The Best Cuban Restaurant in Naples» if they would simply change the radio station to something more fitting and turn off the blasted TV.