Cuisines and Dishes at Las Palmeras:
- Tex-Mex
- American
Las Palmeras
368 5th St NE,
Atlanta
GA
30308
(404) 872-0846
Ratings and Reviews for Las Palmeras
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Mar 22 2012
Katlyn S. via Yelp
What an amazing little spot in Atlanta! I have been here several times over the past 1.5 years. I actually scoped it out the first day I moved here...read more
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Feb 22 2012
Jackson B. via Yelp
The best Cuban restaurant in Atlanta. I have been coming here for 15 years, and the quality and service are the same. This authentic place holds its own...read more
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Feb 22 2012
Brad M. via Yelp
Hands down my favorite Cuban restaurant in Atlanta. Super friendly staff, quiet location, nice patio and of course amazing food. I have yet to try...read more
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Sep 23 2008
via Citysearch
This restaurant is on a cute little Midtown street and feels like it should be a great find (and if you read reviews of it, it sou...read more
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Jul 15 2008
via Citysearch
My partner and I had a wonderful time. We had a late dinner at Kabul and it was great - the restaurant was a little crowded since...read more
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Jun 23 2008
GuapoJoe via Citysearch
I just ate here this past weekend with some friends and really liked it. The staff is great. The entrees were excellent, althoug...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Seasoned locals know exactly where it is, but first-timers inevitably drive by several times before spotting the restaurant, camouflaged in a residential neighborhood. Las Palmeras doesn't ooze romance, but the intimate setting and delighful little patio work well for a casual first date or a small gathering of friends. Service is friendly and non-invasive.
The Food
Like the restaurant itself, the focused menu is no frills--just simple, exceptional Cuban cuisine. The Cuban sandwich--one of the city's best--is a smart choice for lunch or a light meal. For dinner, try the masitas de puerco, tender pork chunks in a lemon sauce. Pisto manchego--scrambled eggs with potatoes, shrimp, ham and Spanish sausage--yields plenty of flavor, but is not terribly spicy. Palomilla steak and rotisserie chicken are also strong dishes. Try the guava shells with cream cheese for dessert--it's an intriguing combination of sweet and salty flavors.
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