Subject: SlimSpray - As-Seen-On ABCs SharkTank

From: Slim Spray <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 29 May 2014 17:14:48 -0700

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2964 Shoreline Cove Ct.
San-Dlego 
Calif0rnia
ZIP: 921l7

 a corner restaurant with nothing spectacular.  Inside is... smallish.  We sat at  counter and were treated as Gringos in a Cuban Restaurant often are.  Okay, well... that's fine.   menu is in English and Spanish, side by side.  I like that. We were just in for a late night snack, so we shared Black Beans Cuban Style and a side of White Rice (Both A La Carte) and a Medium (Regular) Cuban Sandwich.  Both were good.   Cuban Bread was fresh and  porky goodness inside heated through, with  melty swiss cheese oozing properly.  Beans and Rice were prepared great, as y should be at a Cuban Restaurant.  I would go back, if I were in  area and short on time. Puerto Sagua, though, lacks any sort of personality or atmosphere.  No window with pastellitos and croquetas lined up in front of  old men sipping ir cortaditos and gossiping.  No Newspaper clippings or photos on  walls documenting personal or professional moments.  Nada.    crowd varied from locals out for a snack to South Beach Partiers
  wandering in to "Families" (A couple of women with young children and an infant in a carseat at  bar.)  So, while  food was definitely hot, good, and very convenient... I ended up wishing we had just made  trek across  Causeway to Versailles so I could have given my Newbie to Miami boyfriend a "Real" Miami-Cuban Cuisine Experience.  moment I arrived at Miami I was in search of some awesome Cuban food. Like most of se South Beach joints, it was within reasonable walking distance. Puerto Sagua was right around  corner. I'm sure glad I turned that corner. Don't be turned away by its appearance. This place is seriously old school. It looks it went back in time compared with  rest of its surroundings. So I give it a try. I'm curious. I just went swimming and res sand everywhere. It's such a nightmare. Pernil asado sounded great so I ordered it.  old school waitress made poked fun at me maybe because I look funny. It's all good though. Dude,  pork shoulder was a nice, tender chunky but-n
 ot-too-shredded. Miami transformed into flavor city right before my eyes.  muro rice (black beans cooked with rice) and yuca (citrusy potatoes) was so good that I wanted to get up and slap that waitress. Totally auntic and made me forget about  sandbox I called my lower half of my body. Service was fast and attentive. I think my water was refilled every time I took a sip. I'm also kidding about that waitress, she was