Ok. I will try to be as much neutral as possible. I went there for the first time the other day. I am Cuban, born and raised in Havana. The food was not bad, but a little bit overprice for not only a Cuban Restaurant, but for the location and ambiance. Sorry, but $15 for a piece of pork in... more

i enjoyed this restaurant though it is quite pricy. small environment but good cuban food. fried yuca and bean soup were good. the fried pork (i think) and the arroz con pollo were quite decent as well. more

The Cuban Corner has an excellent selection of Cuban food in what appears to be an ever-evolving menu. That’s good because it shows a willingness to try new offerings. Good drink selection as well. The customer service is friendly – it is a genuine Mom and Pop run restaurant. Even the daughters are in on the business, working as waitresses.... more

I can't say enough about this place. A true gem. The food is fantastic. The place is truly authentic. A true family restaurant. Father as host, mother as cook and daughters as waitresses. They all could not be nicer. If you know anyone that is Cuban in the D.C. Area, chances are they are on the wall. Located on Rockville... more

I thought it was really good, though a little pricey. I'd never had Cuban before I ate here and I've been looking for this place for the name of this place again for a while now - my ex BF wouldn't tell me the name of it because he didn't want me to go telling everyone so it got crowded.... more

So dissapointing. Everything I've tried here was bland and boring. Seems to be one of those restaurants that was good at one point, established some regular customers and then stopped caring. more

Fried yuca is always good. more

The food here is tasty and the restaurant is authentic. The wall of famous Cuban-Americans is a bit overwhelming but the owner obviously takes pride in his heritage. He often visits guests at their tables and is very friendly. But he has strong opinions about politics (Elian Gonzales, etc.) so tread carefully. more