Cuban restaurant3.8· 744 reviews
Miami, Florida
Discover authentic Cuban flavors at Cafe Versailles, located inside Miami International Airport. Enjoy favorites like guava cheese pastry, spinach empanada, pan de bono, and more, perfect for a delicious airport meal.
Cafe Versailles sits inside Miami International Airport at 2100 NW 42nd Ave. I come here for Cuban food, coffee, and pastries with a quick airport rhythm. Regulars stop for pastelitos, Cuban espresso, and hot sandwiches before a flight.
The place draws travelers who want a familiar bite in a busy terminal. Reviewers praise the guava, beef, and cheese pastelitos, plus the Cuban sandwich and morning coffee. Sweet pastry fans and sandwich fans both find a favorite here.
Cafe Versailles brings a Cuban café feel to Miami International Airport. I see a menu built for travel, with Cuban espresso, cortado, colada, cafe con leche, cappuccino, cafe mocha, hot chocolate, and American coffee. The drink list gives people a solid start for an early flight or a long layover.
The food runs from hot sandwiches to Cuban specialties. Guests mention the Famous Cuban Sandwich, Midnight Sandwich, Deli Baguette, Turkey & Swiss Baguette, and Egg And Minced Ham Omelette Sandwich. The Cuban side adds croquetas, pastelitos, papa rellena, mariquitas, and Cuban toast, which gives the counter a strong local pull.
Reviews point to the pastelitos first. Guava cheese pastry, beef, and cheese versions get repeated praise, and the pantry of empanada-style snacks gets plenty of love too. I also see spinach empanada, beef empanadas, chicken empanada, ham croquette, and pan de bono in the mix from customer notes. That mix keeps the cases lively.
The setting feels like a pause inside the airport rush. One reviewer calls out the morning shift for warm service and a smile, while another likes the buffet setup and table coffee service. It feels like a place where airport regulars build a small ritual. That matters when a terminal starts to feel like a loop.
People speak about the food with real loyalty. Several reviews call Cafe Versailles a favorite airport stop, and one guest says a Miami layover feels worth it for the pastelitos alone. That kind of repeat visit says a lot in an airport, where choice is wide and time is short.
The pastries get the loudest praise. Guava, beef, and cheese pastelitos stand out, and the wider pastry case gets strong interest from travelers looking for a fast snack. Reviews also point to empanadas and other Cuban specialties as solid picks for a quick bite between flights.
Service comes through as a real strength in the best visits. Guests mention friendly staff, clear menu explanations, and a morning team that leaves a good impression. One review even names a smile and good attention as the reason this spot stands apart from other airport restaurants.
The atmosphere feels tied to its location, yet it still gives people a sense of routine. Travelers return here each trip and build a habit around coffee and Cuban food before boarding. That says the place works as a small anchor inside a moving airport.
Value gets mixed notes. Some guests praise the food and say the prices feel fair for what they get, while another review flags the bill on breakfast and coffee as high. I see a place that wins on flavor and familiarity, with cost landing differently depending on what lands on the tray.
The drinks and bites guests photograph and come back for.
Cortadito
Famous Cuban Sandwich
Papa Rellena
Guava Pastry
Croissant
Cubans Coffee
Midnight Sandwich
Spinach and Cheese Empanada
What Cafe Versailles lists on its Google profile.
When Cafe Versailles is open during the week.
| Monday | 5:30 AM-11 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 5:30 AM-11 PM |
| Wednesday | 5:30 AM-11 PM |
| Thursday | 5:30 AM-11 PM |
| Friday | 5:30 AM-11 PM |
| Saturday | 5:30 AM-11 PM |
| Sunday | 5:30 AM-11 PM |
Hours can change on holidays. Call ahead to be sure.
Cafe Versailles opens at 5:30 AM and stays open until 11 PM every day. That range fits early departures, lunch breaks, dinner stops, and late layovers. Morning visitors mention good service at that time, so an early coffee run can feel smooth.
Guests who have time in the airport make this a regular stop. A few reviews mention a morning shift with friendly service, and one guest notes buffet service with coffee brought to the table. If you want a quieter visit, the early hours can help before the rush builds.
For a first order, I would start with a pastelito and a Cuban coffee drink. The guava, beef, and cheese pastelitos get the strongest praise from reviews, and the Cuban espresso side of the menu fits that choice well. If you want a full meal, the Cuban sandwich or Midnight Sandwich gives a stronger airport lunch.
The cafe lists wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, seating, and toilet. That makes the stop easier for guests who need those features. It also suits travelers moving through a large terminal with luggage in tow.
Visitors who want to work or sit for a while should keep the airport setting in mind. The space serves a steady flow of travelers, so the feel changes with flight waves and meal times. I would plan for a quick pause, a coffee break, or a fast meal rather than a long, quiet stay. Keep your order close, and the airport rhythm can work in your favor.
Address
Miami International Airport, 2100 NW 42nd Ave, Miami, FL 33126, United States
What recent visitors say, and how the ratings add up.
3.8/ 5
Based on 744 reviews
Cafe Versailles is one of my absolute favorite stops at Miami International Airport! I love it so much that I will literally choose a layover in Miami just so I can stop by for their pastelitos. They are that good! The guava, beef, and cheese pastelitos are all absolutely delicious. I make it a point to stop here every time I travel through Miami. It's become a little...
Buenas la chica que nos atendio ,muy amable y explico bien los productos
Siempre que tengo tiempo paro en el cafe Versailles de la D44 ,y la verdad siempre quedo satisfecha con el turno de la manana si buen servicio al cliente su sonrisa y buena atencion hacen la diferencia de los demas restaurantes,gracias yeni y lazara por un cafe delicioso
3 deasyinos : Breakfast x 3 $58 dollars in the buffet.<br>Each egg :2.95<br>"Included toast we were told " 2.75<br>Coffee 5.20 + almond milk 1.90<br>See picture below.<br><br>Service is buffets and the guy to help you bring the coffees at the table and pick up the dirty dishes.
Let's keep this simple: EVERY TIME I come through Miami International Airport, this is where I eat. Great food, excellent value at every price point, and that's not even counting the coffee and those kind of drinks that I see so many people ordering. (I don't drink coffee...). I like their Cuban sandwich. Enjoy. You're welcome.
WOAH. So I randomly noticed a bunch of airport staff grabbing coffee from this spot, and my mind was like, it must be good And I am so glad I went! I had such a beautiful, rich, delicious mocha. It's probably the richest mocha l've ever had. I also had their ham and cheese sub and the guava cheese pastry. The guava cheese pastry was soooo good and so different that I...
This was the first time trying the cuban sandwiches for me. I really enjoyed Cuban Style Steak Sandwich ( Pan Con Bistec ). It was flavorful. The size was good and delicious. The price is $15 slightly higher than other alternatives at the airport. Sitting area is comfortable. You have outlets on the wall to charge your electronics. Clean, delicious and comfortable. Thank...
Terminal E: Very nice Cuban food. Had Ropa Viejo and Cuban sandwich. Plus Empenda. With moro and maduros. Very tasty way to relax before boarding. Very busy so must be good.
Stopped by before my flight and it was a great choice. This is a perfect spot to grab a Cuban breakfast pastry or sandwich. I tried the steak sandwich and highly recommend it, very flavorful. Service was decent, and the coffee is made to order, which makes it well worth it. The counters were clean, and I appreciated that they had cinnamon available to add to your coffee. A...
Scored out of 10 from what reviewers say. Topics they do not mention are left out.
Cafe Versailles is a Cuban restaurant and coffee shop inside Miami International Airport. I see a strong mix of airport food, Cuban specialties, and coffee drinks. It suits travelers who want a quick stop with real Cuban flavor.
I would start with the guava cheese pastry, pastelitos, or the Famous Cuban Sandwich. Reviews also point to the spinach empanada, pan de bono, papa rellena, ham croquette, beef empanadas, chicken empanada, and the Midnight Sandwich. Each one fits a travel stop with a tasty Cuban bite.
Yes, Cafe Versailles serves Cuban Espresso, Cortado, Colada, and Jumbo Colada. The menu also includes Cafe Con Leche, Cappuccino, Cafe Mocha, and Hot Chocolate. That gives me a solid coffee stop at the airport.
Yes, Cafe Versailles offers wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, seating, and toilet. The airport location makes it a handy stop before or after a flight. It stays open every day from 5:30 AM to 11 PM.
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