Latin Bohemia Grill

Really good quality food at a reasonable price and the service is optimal, highly recommended.

By far the best Cuban food ever!!! The churrasco was well seasoned and cooked. The black beans are amazing, burst of flavor. Staff is friendly. Def will be back !!

Gack*, sorry but went here for lunch one day, and stomach was upset for almost a full 24 hours. Cheap cafeteria food taste. It’s not bad, but it’s not good.

Was in town visiting and decided to check this place out based on the Unilocal reviews. So glad we did, we got there around 11:15am and the waitress informed us that lunch starts at 11:30am but we were welcomed to order breakfast if we wanted. Our order consisted of a chorizo omelette with spanish style breakfast potatoes, churrasco steak with tostones, and roja vieja with congri as well as a mamey shake and a café con leche. Overall the portions were generous, prices were reasonable, servers were attentive and food was great. Definitely a place to try for breakfast, lunch or dinner. We will be back next time we are in the area.

Only okay. Not bad just didn’t knock my socks off. Would really help if they would add descriptions to the menu items.

Typical indifferent service, this place is just like most other places; Las Vegas Cuisine, cabo blanco, Señor Café, Las Colinas. Cheap food in a big open room.

Was out here on vacation and didn’t know where to go so I would like to thank all the Unilocalers out there that put their time and effort in writing reviews. Without all of you us foodies would be spending too much time and money figuring out where to eat. We really enjoyed their food and the next time we come back to Florida we will revisit this mom & pop restaurant.

In town for the night and looking for some good Cuban food close to our hotel and decided to visit based on reviews. I have to say the food was very good and the café con leche was the icing on top. The staff was very warm and very fast.
We ordered:
Drink: passion fruit juice delicious
Appetizers: beef empanada and guava and cheese empanada — DELICIOUS & A must have.
Main course: fried chicken chunks with mixed rice and beans (arroz moro) and sweet plantain (maduros). Sweet plantains and rice were warm but still good.
My husband ordered the Lomo Salteado (steak and veggies) with white rice — his verdict — it was just ok.
Final order: café con leche — for those who enjoy Latin coffee you will find this delicious.
I give them a 4 star because decoration is a bit outdated in my opinion but regardless of this the place is clean and pretty spacious.
We will definitely be back the next time we are in town.

Came here on a company lunch outing. The staff is very nice and will answer any questions you have. I ordered a lomo saltado with a side of black beans. We got an order of the tostones as an appetizer. The food came out quickly. My beef was cooked nicely, not over done at all. Mixed with the onions and peppers, it was delicious. The sauce was very tasty. I love black beans on rice so that was a plus for me. The plantains were caramelized perfectly. It was my first time having tostones but it was not too food for me. It was a bit dry and cold. After pouring the garlic sauce on it, it turned out better. It was my birthday that week so at the end, the staff came to sing and brought out a tres leches for me. The desert was very good but very sweet. It was definitely a gluttonous treat. I only got to finish half of it before the sweetness became a bit overbearing but I think it’s something good to share with a group of people. Their menu is quite large and they had a wall of specials that changes so I’m definitely coming back to try something else. Overall, an authentic gem to try.

I love this place!!! The food is great and everything is cooked to order. The service is always so pleasant and the staff is more than accommodating. What takes the cake for me, the fact that the waitresses take time to know/​remember who you are. I never have to ask for anything than my order. Even now they have it spot on because I usually order the same thing lol. For me it says a lot about the service.

This is a great, cheap, and quick place. I workout at a gym very near by and frequently grab dinner here post workout. They have awesome plantains, ropas viejas, and lomo saltado. The staff is very nice, and the food usually comes out in less than 7 minutes. Portions are also very generous, especially considering the prices.

I promise I’ll review something that isn’t a salad again soon.
A co-​worker was in town from New York for training and said he wanted some good Latin food. Looking at places nearby the office he suggested Latin Bohemia Grill. I was interested in trying the steak sandwich but I really just wasn’t that hungry, so I went with a chicken Caesar salad. I felt like I was taking a risk, getting a Caesar salad from a Latin place. There’s a lot that could’ve gone wrong.
My only complaint with the salad was that there wasn’t a lot of lettuce compared to the chicken. It wasn’t completely scarce, but talking from a ratio standpoint there was just SO MUCH CHICKEN comparatively speaking.
That being said, the chicken was phenomenal. Pan fried, seared to perfection, the outside so crisp with the inside still tender and juicy. The dressing and parmesan cheese were on point with what I’d expect from a good Caesar salad.
I also had an empanada. While it was huge, it just didn’t offer enough kick to it from what I’d expect from a Latin restaurant. It tasted more like meat in a red sauce, maybe a really mild sloppy joe, could’ve used a lot more seasoning. The outside was nice and flaky though.

The food was prepared perfectly with minimal time needed.
Excellent food for people seeking exceptional latin food.
Try the churrasco!

This was my first visit at lunch time to Latin Bohemia Grill since I was in the mood for Cuban food.
I ordered lechon asado, my husband ordered Ropa vieja and my son chose the Cuban sandwich. All tasted good and their portions are generous.
I also ardered a cortadito coffee that is an espresso with some milk that I really enjoyed.
We would be back.

Latin Bohemia and I go back 3 years. It is my go to spot for breakfast and lunch since it is so close to my place of employment. I come here at least once a week. You can’t beat their breakfast special eggs, bacon and potatoes for under $ 5 bucks. So let’s just say I come here for the food. Service is decent but not great. Only a handful of the staff speaks English, which doesn’t bother me at all. I will keep going there as long as they keep making great tasting breakfast and lunch!

Very pleased with lunch today. Got there right at 11 before the lunch crowd and enjoyed a nice affordable lunch. It’s a pretty big restaurant with lots of TV’s. The waitresses were all friendly and very attentive. The food was good, nothing spectacular, but I would definitely return.
I had some fish fingers and she had the oxtail, both dishes accompanied by two sides. I tried the Tostones since I noticed they really serve them flat and crunchy, just how I like them. The coconut flan was very rich and full of coconut shavings. Overall good lunch experience.

Just great!!!
The food is cheap and basic but it’s quality and really good.
The tres leche coffee is to kill for! My God it’s really that good. The breakfast potatoes is what to get, the hash browns not so much. Eggs are basic. But the coffee is best!
Two complete breakfasts for two big guys. We were full and all was under 10.50 with the coffee! Best meal and value in Pompano Beach if not Broward!
You’d miss it if you were not looking for it!

I have only had take-​out from here so I can’t attest to dining in, but the few times I have tried it the food has been very good, and as others have said it is very reasonably priced. Excellent pork chunks, delicious roast pork (lechon), rice, empanadas, delicious plantains. The only thing I have noticed is that they are skimpy on the the plantains, as my two side orders I requested rice and plantains and I got a lot of rice but only a few pieces of the plantain. Also, I asked the lady if she had included cuban bread with my order and she said that they only offer the bread for people dining in and denied my request, I think they could spare some and include a small piece for to go orders, not a huge deal but Las Vegas always does and I never have to ask. Overall food is prepared fast and its very good.

I’ve been craving cuban food all week long and my favorite cuban restaurant las vegas is too far away. What is a gal to do??? Why use Unilocal of course to find a suitable replacement that’s closer by!!! The requirements of the restaurant were that they had to serve chicken chunks, mariquitas and toastones. This is always what I order from las vegas.
I found latin bohemia grill in pompano beach and took a drive down there tonight. When I pulled up the shopping center looks kind of sketchy. The restaurant doesn’t look like much from the outside. When I walked in there was a sign that said seat yourself. There wasn’t many people in the restaurant so finding a seat was easy. The menus were already on the tables under the glass. A minute later the waitress comes over and brings a glass of water and takes my order. I order the plaintain chips or mariquitas with extra sauce, chicken chunks with rice, beans & toastones.
Another minute later the waitress brings out my coke with some free cuban bread. The bread was standard. Then she brings out the plantain chips in this huge bowl. Wow, I thought!!! I’m going to inhlale these cause it’s been years since I had these. They did not disappoint. A moment later she brings out the toastones. They are huge!!! The portions of food here are big. So I’m munching on my plantain chips and toastones then my chicken chunks are brought out. I was hoping she would have waited a bit longer to bring these out but oh well. So I had all this food on the table at one time I was on overload, lol.
Next came the taste test of the chicken chunks. How will they fare against las vegas??? Well turns out las vegas is better but these will satisfy me enough until I make it out to las vegas cuban restaurant next weekend. They just werent as flavorful. The rice, beans and toastones were all on point.
Overall I had a good experience here. I definitely will be back. The service was good, the portions were huge and the prices were inexpensive. Good restaurant. Good value.

The Latin Bohemia Grill doesn’t look like much from the outside and, for that matter, doesn’t look like much from the inside either. But, as in you can’t judge a book by its cover, you can’t judge the food of a restaurant by its appearance. When it comes to basic but really good with large portions at incredibly reasonable prices, this is the best I’ve ever come across. It pretty much has a diner atmosphere about it, it isn’t flashy, doesn’t have any flare, but the food is great and the prices they charge are so low as to almost make you feel like might be robbing them.
They have a full very complete menu, basically Cuban, with a selection of specials posted on a board. I went for the pea soup, $ 4.50, and the lamb in wine sauce, $ 7.95. The soup was thick, totally delicious and came in a good size bowl. My lamb consisted of a shank, being one of the biggest lamb shanks I’ve ever seen, nearly swimming in a delicious wine sauce accompanied by Cuban bread, butter, a big salad and plantains. I mean really? All this for $ 7.95??? What a deal!
I didn’t think I could eat all of the lamb, there was so much, but it was so good that I did. Should you happen to go to Latin Bohemia and see it on the special either as «Lamb in Wine Sauce» or as «Codero Al Vino,» try it, you’ll love it.
Also, the plantains were delicious, sweet to the taste, and my salad, besides being large contained onion, crunchy fresh cucumber, tomato, some red cabbage and carrot.
Having a full delicious meal then having my tab for it only coming to $ 13.20 including the tax, you can bet I’m a big fan Latin Bohemia even if it isn’t much for décor, atmosphere or location in what is a less than marginal strip mall.