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The Crazy Cuban
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There was a depressing time in Atlanta after Kool Korners shut its doors and Havana burned down. The city's best cuban sandwiches were gone and we were forced to make due with Papi's and La Fonda. But just as the housing market always recovers eventually, so too has the local hot pressed sandwich industry. Havana has reopened on Buford Hwy and now Aldo Ramirez has taken his best shot at filling the void on 14th Street.
The Crazy Cuban does not hide behind its copy cat business model. Behind the counter you'll see photos of Aldo with Kool Korners proprietor Ildefonso Ramirez (no relation) at the new KK in Birmingham (worth the drive, by the way).
As for the sandwiches, they are comparable but not identical. The sliced meat, the cheese, and the mojo are each perfect. The only inconsistency I found was that the bread, while delicious, was a bit under-pressed, but that is probably just the Kool Korners purist in me being too picky.
I am certainly grateful to Aldo for his attempt in bringing back those wonderful flavors. I'll be a frequent visitor for sure.
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