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Exquisito Restaurant
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Here's a hint that the food is good: the tables are always packed with obese cops.\r
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El Exquisito is a clean, inexpensive restaurant that serves very nice Cuban food. I usually have masitas de puerco, yuca, and beans and rice. The pork is crunchy, juicy, and tender on the inside. I like to ask for fried onions to go with it.\r
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The boliche is also good.\r
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I can't say the desserts are great, but you won't really need one, after the giant portions.\r
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The wait staff is very nice, and they put shaved ice in the Cokes, which is extremely important. English very weak.\r
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Avoid, when they have live music. Trust me. You can't hear yourself think.\r
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It's nice to know a good Cuban place, now that Miami's Cuban restaurants have so many Central American cooks who have no idea what they're doing.
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