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Vegan options at Cuba Cafe & Bakery

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A regular restaurant that serves dishes vegans can eat.

No vegan mains here, but you can build a plate from vegan sides (tostones, yuca, maduros, rice, salad) plus a pizza made without cheese.

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Address
8471 NW South River Dr, Medley, 33166
Phone
3053949747
Website
cubachobee.com
Menu
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Vegan as listed 5

  • Boiled yuca Vegan $4.20

    Plain boiled cassava, no mojo or dairy listed.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • Papas fritas Vegan $3.20

    Plain french fries, no dairy/animal fat noted.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • Sweet Plantains Vegan $3.20

    Fried ripe plantains, plant-based as described.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • Tostones Vegan $3.50

    Fried green plantains, no animal ingredients on menu.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • White rice Vegan $2.75

    Plain white rice, no stock or fat mentioned.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed

Vegan if you ask 4

  • Cheese/Queso pizza Vegan if you ask $7.45

    Ask for no cheese, leaving housemade dough and tomato sauce.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • Mixed salad Vegan if you ask $2.75

    Ask for no cheese/dressing, since neither is specified on menu.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • Onion/Cebolla pizza Vegan if you ask $7.95

    Ask for no mozzarella; confirm onions not caramelized in butter.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • Vegetable pizza Vegan if you ask $9.45

    Ask for no cheese; dough and tomato sauce are typically plant-based.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed

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