This place is hit or miss! Sometimes it's good and quick and sometimes it's the complete opposite!
(3)
Christine K.
I love Cafe Nosh. It is a consistently delicious, clean, reasonably priced lunch time option when in downtown Miami. The space is TINY, expect to get very, very close to your neighbors in the adjoining tables. Service is friendly and efficient, and I am pretty sure one of the waitresses has been there for over a decade! Daily specials are always available, but we usually order from the menu, multiple versions of chicken or fish are always a good choice, for example the chicken Hebraica, which is a grilled breast with Chimichurri sauce. Sides are your typical beans, rice, maduros and chips. Everything is always perfectly cooked and very tasty. We usually get some of their mini ham and cheese croissants or mini baguettes as well either to go or as appetizers. Portions are generous so perfect for sharing. Wrap up your meal with a Cortadito, and if you have a sweet tooth choose from one of their sweet pastries or cakes.
(5)
Gary M.
Extremely good BLT. Most bacon I have had on one... and good bacon, too. Tomato was actually red and had flavor. The lettuce was fresh and the whole wheat bread perfectly toasted with that slightly nutty flavor but still a little moist. Bravo. Well done!
(4)
Chriss H.
Delicious and reasonably priced. Deliveries are prompted and food is fresh. Service is great too!
(5)
Irene H.
I used to order from Cafe Nosh, on average, 3 times a week... if not by myself, then with other coworkers. For a while, service was phenomenal. You got what you ordered and, best of all, in a timely fashion. They'd tell you your order would be delivered in about 40 minutes and then BAM! 15-20 minutes after hanging up you were getting a call that your order was here. Sweet! I'm starving! Unfortunately, that didn't last long. It started taking an hour to deliver a tiny egg sandwich... and it was cold and soggy once it arrived. Oh, and the ingredients I paid extra for? Yeah, no need to include those. It's all good. Consider it my donation to your fine dining establishment in addition to the delivery fee and tip. I kept giving them chances, thinking maybe someone was screwing up and it would be corrected at some point. It never was. I would order weeks to months apart, giving them another chance.. and another.. and one more. Needless to say, no more chances. You don't get to charge me extra for additional ingredients and then not include them in the order. Done with Cafe Nosh.
(2)
Sabrina S.
I love this place! I've never actually been there but I've ordered delivery 100 times. Breakfast is always good and delivery is fast but the woman taking the orders is just amazing! She is a pleasure to talk too. So nice and helpful. Doesn't make you feel hurried or like its a bother to take your order (like some other places downtown) I've ordered lunch many times too and I always stick to the same things but it's always good and I've heard that everything else is pretty good too. Simple food at good prices! What's not to love? The delivery guys are great too.
Wow what a waste of time trying to find this place !! My BBQ chicken sandwich came without any BBQ so she sent it back & the chef jus threw a huge blob of bbq sauce on there... I was expecting the chicken to be cooked w/ the BBQ! ... It didn't help the chicken was really dry. My bf had the lomo salteado. He liked it because.. well because he likes everything! but he said he has had way better. The waitress was really nice but that still wasn't enough to earn them another star.
(1)
Tania M.
I ordered lunch today and was looking for chicken soup and/or something healthy that delivers in downtown and won't break the bank... we all know that can be a bit challenging. So I came across Nosh, called them up and bam! They had chicken soup at $3-4 for small or large. I started snooping around their other menu items and saw that they had plenty other meal options which seemed pretty good. Not just sandwiches, salads and soups. Seems like it's always either too much heavy food with no sandwich/salad options or vice versa. Finally, I ended up ordering the small soup and chicken saltado with mash & steamed veggies. Everything seemed good so far and I was feeling happy with my selection. Here is were things tricked up a bit. Total (inlcd. tax, tip and meal) came out to be $22. They fooled me when I saw that chicken soup for $2.++. When I saw the breakdown they charged an extra $2 or so for the steamed veggies... even though it's under the sides on the menu. Anyways... they could have been more detailed by maybe using the " *these items will cost you more " clause... Still the portion was big so I still have left overs for lunch tomorrow. Or so I thought. I was super pleased with the chicken soup... nothing out of this world but for the price it was nice! As for the chicken!? I must say at first taste the flavor was great... but then came the second and third I felt my face sucking in, tongue getting dry... Ah.. the effects of too much salt. Don't get me wrong, I love me some salt. I just like for flavors to pop. When I cook... I am not afraid of salt. The RIGHT amount of salt. Not... Hey! Lets ski down Mt. Salty! I ate a couple more bites mixed in with the mashed potatoes to balance out the salt issue and enjoyed my damn $2 steamed veggies and the rest got dumped... so, no left overs on this one. All-in-all... will I order again? Hmmm, Maybe. I'd be willing to give a sandwich a shot... maybe together with my chicken soup :-D We shall see where Noshy leads.
(3)
Alex H.
What do you get when you mix Hispanic (mostly Cuban) with American, Italian, and some other countries? Cafe Nosh. I like to think of Cafe Nosh as a very peculiar cafe. It is located in the middle of the Seybold Jewelry Exchange where you'd expect to find a diamond or watch vendor. I've been here several times throughout the last few years and never had a bad experience. Service is quick and the staff is friendly, but be prepared to speak primarily in Spanish or be able to handle their broken English. That's not an issue for me, but maybe for you. Cafe Nosh is SMALL. VERY SMALL. If you aren't careful, you may not get the a table or a spot at the bar. Don't plan to come with a party of 5 because even a party of 3 may have trouble finding seating. The crowd is mostly buisness people. The menu is massive for such a tiny place. Food ranges from steaks, to burgers, to pasta, to omlettes, and many other items I can hardly remember. I've had a bit of everything and it's all been perfectly fine. Don't expect a Filet Mignon on a bed of rissoto. The food is simple and to the point. There is enough variety that you can come here 5 days in one week and not eat the same thing twice. Bottom Line: Walk on over and enjoy the food.
(4)
Sarah S.
Good stuff. Got two (good sized) sandwiches (a club sandwich and a proscuitto panini) with chips, a bowl of soup, and a soda for $30 (including tip and tax). Small sitting space, but cozy with great, fast service. Sort of hard to find (tucked away in a jewelry mall) but the good sandwiches and delicious soup made it worth the trek (especially in good-food-baren downtown). Will definitely be back.
Wow what a waste of time trying to find this place !! My BBQ chicken sandwich came without any BBQ so she sent it back & the chef jus threw a huge blob of bbq sauce on there... I was expecting the chicken to be cooked w/ the BBQ! ... It didn't help the chicken was really dry. My bf had the lomo salteado. He liked it because.. well because he likes everything! but he said he has had way better. The waitress was really nice but that still wasn't enough to earn them another star.
(1)
Sarah S.
Good stuff. Got two (good sized) sandwiches (a club sandwich and a proscuitto panini) with chips, a bowl of soup, and a soda for $30 (including tip and tax). Small sitting space, but cozy with great, fast service. Sort of hard to find (tucked away in a jewelry mall) but the good sandwiches and delicious soup made it worth the trek (especially in good-food-baren downtown). Will definitely be back.
(4)
Chriss H.
Delicious and reasonably priced. Deliveries are prompted and food is fresh. Service is great too!
(5)
Gary M.
Extremely good BLT. Most bacon I have had on one... and good bacon, too. Tomato was actually red and had flavor. The lettuce was fresh and the whole wheat bread perfectly toasted with that slightly nutty flavor but still a little moist. Bravo. Well done!
(4)
Irene H.
I used to order from Cafe Nosh, on average, 3 times a week... if not by myself, then with other coworkers. For a while, service was phenomenal. You got what you ordered and, best of all, in a timely fashion. They'd tell you your order would be delivered in about 40 minutes and then BAM! 15-20 minutes after hanging up you were getting a call that your order was here. Sweet! I'm starving! Unfortunately, that didn't last long. It started taking an hour to deliver a tiny egg sandwich... and it was cold and soggy once it arrived. Oh, and the ingredients I paid extra for? Yeah, no need to include those. It's all good. Consider it my donation to your fine dining establishment in addition to the delivery fee and tip. I kept giving them chances, thinking maybe someone was screwing up and it would be corrected at some point. It never was. I would order weeks to months apart, giving them another chance.. and another.. and one more. Needless to say, no more chances. You don't get to charge me extra for additional ingredients and then not include them in the order. Done with Cafe Nosh.
(2)
Sabrina S.
I love this place! I've never actually been there but I've ordered delivery 100 times. Breakfast is always good and delivery is fast but the woman taking the orders is just amazing! She is a pleasure to talk too. So nice and helpful. Doesn't make you feel hurried or like its a bother to take your order (like some other places downtown) I've ordered lunch many times too and I always stick to the same things but it's always good and I've heard that everything else is pretty good too. Simple food at good prices! What's not to love? The delivery guys are great too.
(5)
Tania M.
I ordered lunch today and was looking for chicken soup and/or something healthy that delivers in downtown and won't break the bank... we all know that can be a bit challenging. So I came across Nosh, called them up and bam! They had chicken soup at $3-4 for small or large. I started snooping around their other menu items and saw that they had plenty other meal options which seemed pretty good. Not just sandwiches, salads and soups. Seems like it's always either too much heavy food with no sandwich/salad options or vice versa. Finally, I ended up ordering the small soup and chicken saltado with mash & steamed veggies. Everything seemed good so far and I was feeling happy with my selection. Here is were things tricked up a bit. Total (inlcd. tax, tip and meal) came out to be $22. They fooled me when I saw that chicken soup for $2.++. When I saw the breakdown they charged an extra $2 or so for the steamed veggies... even though it's under the sides on the menu. Anyways... they could have been more detailed by maybe using the " *these items will cost you more " clause... Still the portion was big so I still have left overs for lunch tomorrow. Or so I thought. I was super pleased with the chicken soup... nothing out of this world but for the price it was nice! As for the chicken!? I must say at first taste the flavor was great... but then came the second and third I felt my face sucking in, tongue getting dry... Ah.. the effects of too much salt. Don't get me wrong, I love me some salt. I just like for flavors to pop. When I cook... I am not afraid of salt. The RIGHT amount of salt. Not... Hey! Lets ski down Mt. Salty! I ate a couple more bites mixed in with the mashed potatoes to balance out the salt issue and enjoyed my damn $2 steamed veggies and the rest got dumped... so, no left overs on this one. All-in-all... will I order again? Hmmm, Maybe. I'd be willing to give a sandwich a shot... maybe together with my chicken soup :-D We shall see where Noshy leads.
(3)
Jennifer D.
This place is hit or miss! Sometimes it's good and quick and sometimes it's the complete opposite!
(3)
Christine K.
I love Cafe Nosh. It is a consistently delicious, clean, reasonably priced lunch time option when in downtown Miami. The space is TINY, expect to get very, very close to your neighbors in the adjoining tables. Service is friendly and efficient, and I am pretty sure one of the waitresses has been there for over a decade! Daily specials are always available, but we usually order from the menu, multiple versions of chicken or fish are always a good choice, for example the chicken Hebraica, which is a grilled breast with Chimichurri sauce. Sides are your typical beans, rice, maduros and chips. Everything is always perfectly cooked and very tasty. We usually get some of their mini ham and cheese croissants or mini baguettes as well either to go or as appetizers. Portions are generous so perfect for sharing. Wrap up your meal with a Cortadito, and if you have a sweet tooth choose from one of their sweet pastries or cakes.
(5)
Alex H.
What do you get when you mix Hispanic (mostly Cuban) with American, Italian, and some other countries? Cafe Nosh. I like to think of Cafe Nosh as a very peculiar cafe. It is located in the middle of the Seybold Jewelry Exchange where you'd expect to find a diamond or watch vendor. I've been here several times throughout the last few years and never had a bad experience. Service is quick and the staff is friendly, but be prepared to speak primarily in Spanish or be able to handle their broken English. That's not an issue for me, but maybe for you. Cafe Nosh is SMALL. VERY SMALL. If you aren't careful, you may not get the a table or a spot at the bar. Don't plan to come with a party of 5 because even a party of 3 may have trouble finding seating. The crowd is mostly buisness people. The menu is massive for such a tiny place. Food ranges from steaks, to burgers, to pasta, to omlettes, and many other items I can hardly remember. I've had a bit of everything and it's all been perfectly fine. Don't expect a Filet Mignon on a bed of rissoto. The food is simple and to the point. There is enough variety that you can come here 5 days in one week and not eat the same thing twice. Bottom Line: Walk on over and enjoy the food.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Noise Level : Loud Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes
Jennifer D.
This place is hit or miss! Sometimes it's good and quick and sometimes it's the complete opposite!
(3)Christine K.
I love Cafe Nosh. It is a consistently delicious, clean, reasonably priced lunch time option when in downtown Miami. The space is TINY, expect to get very, very close to your neighbors in the adjoining tables. Service is friendly and efficient, and I am pretty sure one of the waitresses has been there for over a decade! Daily specials are always available, but we usually order from the menu, multiple versions of chicken or fish are always a good choice, for example the chicken Hebraica, which is a grilled breast with Chimichurri sauce. Sides are your typical beans, rice, maduros and chips. Everything is always perfectly cooked and very tasty. We usually get some of their mini ham and cheese croissants or mini baguettes as well either to go or as appetizers. Portions are generous so perfect for sharing. Wrap up your meal with a Cortadito, and if you have a sweet tooth choose from one of their sweet pastries or cakes.
(5)Gary M.
Extremely good BLT. Most bacon I have had on one... and good bacon, too. Tomato was actually red and had flavor. The lettuce was fresh and the whole wheat bread perfectly toasted with that slightly nutty flavor but still a little moist. Bravo. Well done!
(4)Chriss H.
Delicious and reasonably priced. Deliveries are prompted and food is fresh. Service is great too!
(5)Irene H.
I used to order from Cafe Nosh, on average, 3 times a week... if not by myself, then with other coworkers. For a while, service was phenomenal. You got what you ordered and, best of all, in a timely fashion. They'd tell you your order would be delivered in about 40 minutes and then BAM! 15-20 minutes after hanging up you were getting a call that your order was here. Sweet! I'm starving! Unfortunately, that didn't last long. It started taking an hour to deliver a tiny egg sandwich... and it was cold and soggy once it arrived. Oh, and the ingredients I paid extra for? Yeah, no need to include those. It's all good. Consider it my donation to your fine dining establishment in addition to the delivery fee and tip. I kept giving them chances, thinking maybe someone was screwing up and it would be corrected at some point. It never was. I would order weeks to months apart, giving them another chance.. and another.. and one more. Needless to say, no more chances. You don't get to charge me extra for additional ingredients and then not include them in the order. Done with Cafe Nosh.
(2)Sabrina S.
I love this place! I've never actually been there but I've ordered delivery 100 times. Breakfast is always good and delivery is fast but the woman taking the orders is just amazing! She is a pleasure to talk too. So nice and helpful. Doesn't make you feel hurried or like its a bother to take your order (like some other places downtown) I've ordered lunch many times too and I always stick to the same things but it's always good and I've heard that everything else is pretty good too. Simple food at good prices! What's not to love? The delivery guys are great too.
(5)Yeleny S.
Before you spend all your money on jewels, make a stop at Café Nosh tucked away in the Downtown Miami's Seybold Building. I've been coming here for years. Warning, the Chicken a la Nosh (choice of dark or white meat) dressed in a house secret garlicky sauce is addicting. The quesadillas, chicken Milanese, and chicken soup are also very good and portions are more than generous. When not having the chicken a la nosh, which is rare, my friend and I usually go for something a little lighter and share a tuna melt and a soup and the serving is more than plenty. You can get your cafecito fix here too. One important thing to note is the bill includes gratuity, the food is very very affordable so it won't make a dent in your pocket if you end up double tipping. With that said, it's easy to miss. It took me months before realizing I was double tipping every visit.
(4)Annie S.
Wow what a waste of time trying to find this place !! My BBQ chicken sandwich came without any BBQ so she sent it back & the chef jus threw a huge blob of bbq sauce on there... I was expecting the chicken to be cooked w/ the BBQ! ... It didn't help the chicken was really dry. My bf had the lomo salteado. He liked it because.. well because he likes everything! but he said he has had way better. The waitress was really nice but that still wasn't enough to earn them another star.
(1)Tania M.
I ordered lunch today and was looking for chicken soup and/or something healthy that delivers in downtown and won't break the bank... we all know that can be a bit challenging. So I came across Nosh, called them up and bam! They had chicken soup at $3-4 for small or large. I started snooping around their other menu items and saw that they had plenty other meal options which seemed pretty good. Not just sandwiches, salads and soups. Seems like it's always either too much heavy food with no sandwich/salad options or vice versa. Finally, I ended up ordering the small soup and chicken saltado with mash & steamed veggies. Everything seemed good so far and I was feeling happy with my selection. Here is were things tricked up a bit. Total (inlcd. tax, tip and meal) came out to be $22. They fooled me when I saw that chicken soup for $2.++. When I saw the breakdown they charged an extra $2 or so for the steamed veggies... even though it's under the sides on the menu. Anyways... they could have been more detailed by maybe using the " *these items will cost you more " clause... Still the portion was big so I still have left overs for lunch tomorrow. Or so I thought. I was super pleased with the chicken soup... nothing out of this world but for the price it was nice! As for the chicken!? I must say at first taste the flavor was great... but then came the second and third I felt my face sucking in, tongue getting dry... Ah.. the effects of too much salt. Don't get me wrong, I love me some salt. I just like for flavors to pop. When I cook... I am not afraid of salt. The RIGHT amount of salt. Not... Hey! Lets ski down Mt. Salty! I ate a couple more bites mixed in with the mashed potatoes to balance out the salt issue and enjoyed my damn $2 steamed veggies and the rest got dumped... so, no left overs on this one. All-in-all... will I order again? Hmmm, Maybe. I'd be willing to give a sandwich a shot... maybe together with my chicken soup :-D We shall see where Noshy leads.
(3)Alex H.
What do you get when you mix Hispanic (mostly Cuban) with American, Italian, and some other countries? Cafe Nosh. I like to think of Cafe Nosh as a very peculiar cafe. It is located in the middle of the Seybold Jewelry Exchange where you'd expect to find a diamond or watch vendor. I've been here several times throughout the last few years and never had a bad experience. Service is quick and the staff is friendly, but be prepared to speak primarily in Spanish or be able to handle their broken English. That's not an issue for me, but maybe for you. Cafe Nosh is SMALL. VERY SMALL. If you aren't careful, you may not get the a table or a spot at the bar. Don't plan to come with a party of 5 because even a party of 3 may have trouble finding seating. The crowd is mostly buisness people. The menu is massive for such a tiny place. Food ranges from steaks, to burgers, to pasta, to omlettes, and many other items I can hardly remember. I've had a bit of everything and it's all been perfectly fine. Don't expect a Filet Mignon on a bed of rissoto. The food is simple and to the point. There is enough variety that you can come here 5 days in one week and not eat the same thing twice. Bottom Line: Walk on over and enjoy the food.
(4)Sarah S.
Good stuff. Got two (good sized) sandwiches (a club sandwich and a proscuitto panini) with chips, a bowl of soup, and a soda for $30 (including tip and tax). Small sitting space, but cozy with great, fast service. Sort of hard to find (tucked away in a jewelry mall) but the good sandwiches and delicious soup made it worth the trek (especially in good-food-baren downtown). Will definitely be back.
(4)Yeleny S.
Before you spend all your money on jewels, make a stop at Café Nosh tucked away in the Downtown Miami's Seybold Building. I've been coming here for years. Warning, the Chicken a la Nosh (choice of dark or white meat) dressed in a house secret garlicky sauce is addicting. The quesadillas, chicken Milanese, and chicken soup are also very good and portions are more than generous. When not having the chicken a la nosh, which is rare, my friend and I usually go for something a little lighter and share a tuna melt and a soup and the serving is more than plenty. You can get your cafecito fix here too. One important thing to note is the bill includes gratuity, the food is very very affordable so it won't make a dent in your pocket if you end up double tipping. With that said, it's easy to miss. It took me months before realizing I was double tipping every visit.
(4)Annie S.
Wow what a waste of time trying to find this place !! My BBQ chicken sandwich came without any BBQ so she sent it back & the chef jus threw a huge blob of bbq sauce on there... I was expecting the chicken to be cooked w/ the BBQ! ... It didn't help the chicken was really dry. My bf had the lomo salteado. He liked it because.. well because he likes everything! but he said he has had way better. The waitress was really nice but that still wasn't enough to earn them another star.
(1)Sarah S.
Good stuff. Got two (good sized) sandwiches (a club sandwich and a proscuitto panini) with chips, a bowl of soup, and a soda for $30 (including tip and tax). Small sitting space, but cozy with great, fast service. Sort of hard to find (tucked away in a jewelry mall) but the good sandwiches and delicious soup made it worth the trek (especially in good-food-baren downtown). Will definitely be back.
(4)Chriss H.
Delicious and reasonably priced. Deliveries are prompted and food is fresh. Service is great too!
(5)Gary M.
Extremely good BLT. Most bacon I have had on one... and good bacon, too. Tomato was actually red and had flavor. The lettuce was fresh and the whole wheat bread perfectly toasted with that slightly nutty flavor but still a little moist. Bravo. Well done!
(4)Irene H.
I used to order from Cafe Nosh, on average, 3 times a week... if not by myself, then with other coworkers. For a while, service was phenomenal. You got what you ordered and, best of all, in a timely fashion. They'd tell you your order would be delivered in about 40 minutes and then BAM! 15-20 minutes after hanging up you were getting a call that your order was here. Sweet! I'm starving! Unfortunately, that didn't last long. It started taking an hour to deliver a tiny egg sandwich... and it was cold and soggy once it arrived. Oh, and the ingredients I paid extra for? Yeah, no need to include those. It's all good. Consider it my donation to your fine dining establishment in addition to the delivery fee and tip. I kept giving them chances, thinking maybe someone was screwing up and it would be corrected at some point. It never was. I would order weeks to months apart, giving them another chance.. and another.. and one more. Needless to say, no more chances. You don't get to charge me extra for additional ingredients and then not include them in the order. Done with Cafe Nosh.
(2)Sabrina S.
I love this place! I've never actually been there but I've ordered delivery 100 times. Breakfast is always good and delivery is fast but the woman taking the orders is just amazing! She is a pleasure to talk too. So nice and helpful. Doesn't make you feel hurried or like its a bother to take your order (like some other places downtown) I've ordered lunch many times too and I always stick to the same things but it's always good and I've heard that everything else is pretty good too. Simple food at good prices! What's not to love? The delivery guys are great too.
(5)Tania M.
I ordered lunch today and was looking for chicken soup and/or something healthy that delivers in downtown and won't break the bank... we all know that can be a bit challenging. So I came across Nosh, called them up and bam! They had chicken soup at $3-4 for small or large. I started snooping around their other menu items and saw that they had plenty other meal options which seemed pretty good. Not just sandwiches, salads and soups. Seems like it's always either too much heavy food with no sandwich/salad options or vice versa. Finally, I ended up ordering the small soup and chicken saltado with mash & steamed veggies. Everything seemed good so far and I was feeling happy with my selection. Here is were things tricked up a bit. Total (inlcd. tax, tip and meal) came out to be $22. They fooled me when I saw that chicken soup for $2.++. When I saw the breakdown they charged an extra $2 or so for the steamed veggies... even though it's under the sides on the menu. Anyways... they could have been more detailed by maybe using the " *these items will cost you more " clause... Still the portion was big so I still have left overs for lunch tomorrow. Or so I thought. I was super pleased with the chicken soup... nothing out of this world but for the price it was nice! As for the chicken!? I must say at first taste the flavor was great... but then came the second and third I felt my face sucking in, tongue getting dry... Ah.. the effects of too much salt. Don't get me wrong, I love me some salt. I just like for flavors to pop. When I cook... I am not afraid of salt. The RIGHT amount of salt. Not... Hey! Lets ski down Mt. Salty! I ate a couple more bites mixed in with the mashed potatoes to balance out the salt issue and enjoyed my damn $2 steamed veggies and the rest got dumped... so, no left overs on this one. All-in-all... will I order again? Hmmm, Maybe. I'd be willing to give a sandwich a shot... maybe together with my chicken soup :-D We shall see where Noshy leads.
(3)Jennifer D.
This place is hit or miss! Sometimes it's good and quick and sometimes it's the complete opposite!
(3)Christine K.
I love Cafe Nosh. It is a consistently delicious, clean, reasonably priced lunch time option when in downtown Miami. The space is TINY, expect to get very, very close to your neighbors in the adjoining tables. Service is friendly and efficient, and I am pretty sure one of the waitresses has been there for over a decade! Daily specials are always available, but we usually order from the menu, multiple versions of chicken or fish are always a good choice, for example the chicken Hebraica, which is a grilled breast with Chimichurri sauce. Sides are your typical beans, rice, maduros and chips. Everything is always perfectly cooked and very tasty. We usually get some of their mini ham and cheese croissants or mini baguettes as well either to go or as appetizers. Portions are generous so perfect for sharing. Wrap up your meal with a Cortadito, and if you have a sweet tooth choose from one of their sweet pastries or cakes.
(5)Alex H.
What do you get when you mix Hispanic (mostly Cuban) with American, Italian, and some other countries? Cafe Nosh. I like to think of Cafe Nosh as a very peculiar cafe. It is located in the middle of the Seybold Jewelry Exchange where you'd expect to find a diamond or watch vendor. I've been here several times throughout the last few years and never had a bad experience. Service is quick and the staff is friendly, but be prepared to speak primarily in Spanish or be able to handle their broken English. That's not an issue for me, but maybe for you. Cafe Nosh is SMALL. VERY SMALL. If you aren't careful, you may not get the a table or a spot at the bar. Don't plan to come with a party of 5 because even a party of 3 may have trouble finding seating. The crowd is mostly buisness people. The menu is massive for such a tiny place. Food ranges from steaks, to burgers, to pasta, to omlettes, and many other items I can hardly remember. I've had a bit of everything and it's all been perfectly fine. Don't expect a Filet Mignon on a bed of rissoto. The food is simple and to the point. There is enough variety that you can come here 5 days in one week and not eat the same thing twice. Bottom Line: Walk on over and enjoy the food.
(4)