Are there cuban sandwiches in Cuba?

"Original Cuban sandwiches come from Ybor City; everything else is just a sub." This rather controversial ... Aren't Cuban sandwiches from, um, Cuba?" Well, yes and no. ... Among the first of the large factories erected there was "El Principe de Gales," owned by Vincente Martinez Ybor. read more

No, there are not. at least in the sense of a specific style named "Cuban Sandwich", nor there are, by the way, what in Mexico we call "Tortas Cubanas" (Cuban Tortas). Of course there are Sandwiches "made in Cuba", right there in some island's food places. read more

Salami became a staple ingredient for Cuban sandwiches made in Tampa where there was a large Italian population, but never became popular in Key West or Miami. In 2012, the "Historic Tampa Cuban Sandwich" was designated as the "signature sandwich of the city of Tampa" by the Tampa City Council. read more

We were there , recommended by the view and the food. Unfortunately at night we saw a little and about the food, was sea dish (fish, lobster and shrimp ) or earth dish ( beef, pork) .Reasonable , however we expected more. read more