Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In Cuban culture, coffee isn’t just a jolt of caffeine to kickstart your morning. Drinking coffee and eating Cuban baked goods is ...

It is sometimes said the only reason crystal meth did not take off in Miami is because of what tourists refer to as “Cuban cocaine”: that sweet, nectary shot of espresso that keeps the city running — ...

While some folks drink coffee for the caffeine, others gravitate toward it for pleasure. Cuban coffee is different from the traditional cup you might order at your corner coffee spot — it's a whole ...

Bold, sweet, and steeped in tradition, cafecito (or Cuban coffee) is a frothy and luxurious treat. Try it and see for ...

It’s a steaming hot debate with coffee connoisseurs trying to convince you which could make the superior espresso. For years, there have been three top contenders: Bustelo, Pilon or La Llave. The ...

The Cuban cafecito is, in fact, small in stature — two ounces of espresso brewed with whipped sugar. Kathy and Lane Atkins found they missed the drink after moving to Charleston from Miami in 2018.

Wood floors creak as customers wind past a Cuban flag, stepping toward a granite countertop. “Buenos días,” welcomes Nubia Gomez from behind her espresso machine. A royal blue apron guards her sweater ...

Key West is the southernmost point of the U.S.—it’s actually closer to Cuba than Miami, which was probably why it has had a thriving Cuban community for generations (it was infamously the first stop ...

In Cuban culture, coffee isn’t just a jolt of caffeine to kickstart your morning. Drinking coffee and eating Cuban baked goods is a social activity, bringing people together both after meals and ...