4/5 John B. 1 year ago on Google
Their
Cuban
sandwich
was
absolutely
fabulous!
It
was
delicious!
Fresh
pressed,
hot
and
full
of
sumptuous
flavors.
Exactly
what
I
had
hoped
to
find
on
my
first
visit.
With
all
of
the
choices
and
varieties
of
Cuban
food
available
in
our
area
you
are
sure
to
find
highs
and
lows
in
the
ways
proprietors
present
their
cuisine.
Definitely
the
Cuban
sandwich
was
a
high.
I'm
sure
there
are
many
more
A-plus
goodies,
including
the
taste-tempting
baked
goods
on
display!
Along
with
the
Cuban
sandwich,
I
got
a
cup
of
the
Black
Bean
soup.
For
me,
the
soup
was
a
watered-down
letdown.
The
soup
base
was
almost
clear
with
no
viscosity
to
it.
The
flavors
were
not
bad,
but
I
am
used
to
almost
always
getting
a
soup
with
a
thicker
base
elsewhere.
A
heavier
soup
base
carries
the
bean
flavors
so
much
better
and
gives
this
soup
the
heartiness
it
deserves
and
typifies.
Judging
from
the
incredible
Cuban
sandwich,
I
feel
bad
mentioning
even
slightly
negative
issues.
BUT,
what's
the
point
of
a
review
if
it's
not
factual?
My
first
impression,
or
anyone's
first
impression
on
their
first
visit
is
the
person
at
the
point
of
sale.
THEY
are
the
face
of
the
place,
representing
the
owner
and
all
their
hard
work.
Their
interaction
with
a
customer
sets
the
mood.
AND,
in
many
cases,
a
desire
whether
or
not
to
return.
The
girl
at
the
register
that
I
interacted
with
was
quite
bland.
I
made
some
hopefully
positive
comments
about
the
place
to
which
she
stood
looking
at
me
like
a
zombie.
I'd
rate
her
customer
service
skills
as
needing
some
training
and
insight.
Secondly,
I
simply
wanted
water
to
drink.
I'd
have
preferred
a
cup
so
I
could
have
gotten
ice
and
water
from
the
fountain
drink
machine.
Instead,
I
was
offered
to
purchase
a
bottled
water.
Not
an
issue,
but
the
water
was
luke
cool.
Like
drinking
out
of
a
garden
hose.
My
BIGGEST
issue?
Moreno
Bakery
should
consider
some
more
environmentally
friendly
ways
to
deliver
the
food.
Tons
of
paper
and
plastic
handed
out,
so
people
can
walk
30
feet
away
to
a
table,
consume
the
contents,
then
discard
it.
ALL
of
which
likely
ends
up
in
a
landfill.
They
are
not
alone
in
this
practice;
it
happens
most
everywhere.
But
I
did
find
it
extremely
wasteful
to
put
my
Cuban
sandwich
in
a
paper
wrapper,
then
place
that
wrapper
into
a
large
paper
bag.
All
so
I
could
walk
to
a
table,
pull
the
Cuban
sandwich
out
of
the
paper
bag,
then
throw
the
paper
bag
away!
That's
a
whole
lot
of
paper
bags
going
to
waste.
Okay,
enough
of
the
negative.
I'm
definitely
looking
forward
to
a
return
visit
to
Moreno
Bakery.
This
time,
I
will
take
in
some
of
the
hot
food
offerings
they
dish
up
family
style.
AND,
I'll
bring
a
friend
who'll
HELP
me
get
through
some
of
those
decadent
desserts!
Oh,
yes.....