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The Crazy Cuban

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290 14th St NW Atlanta GA 30318
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(404) 607-7348
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The Crazy Cuban Sandwich shop was inspired by the original Kool Korners located in Midtown on 14th Street. The proprietors of the original Kool Korners, Mr. Ildefonso Ramirez and his wife Lucia, both lived and served the Georgia Tech and corporate community since 1985. Unfortunately, Kool Korners closed in Atlanta during 2008. Today you can visit Kool Korners in Birmingham, Alabama where...

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Grab ‘n’ go Cuban sandwiches on 14th Street.

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Despite residing in the shadow of the former Atlanta institution, Kool Korners, let’s get one thing straight: even though it’s a Cuban sandwich shop on 14th, this isn’t Kool...

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Best sandwich I have had in Atlanta. I got the mojo pork and it was outstanding. Fantastic bread, and well made sandwich. The rice and beans were pretty average. But the sandwich was...

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People talk about their Cuban sandwiches from the Crazy Cuban like they've had an epiphany. I'm just not that excited about the place. They trade on the reputation of Kool Korners, but they...

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We were looking for something a little different and we found it I had the Mojo pork sandwich Great sandwich with a nice kick of spice Others had the traditional Cuban and lived it Nice place and...

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I was staying at a hotel walking distance from here and I walked over one day for lunch. I ordered the Traditional Cuban. I figured this far from Miami it would be a "meh" Cuban sandwich, but they...

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If you're in the Georgia Tech and West Side areas, then Crazy Cuban might make a solid lunch destination. I dropped by a couple weeks ago to give them a try. ***** I. FOOD & DRINK They have...

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The Crazy Cuban Sandwich shop was inspired by the original Kool Korners located in Midtown on 14th Street. The proprietors of the original Kool Korners, Mr. Ildefonso Ramirez and his wife Lucia, both lived and served the Georgia Tech and corporate community since 1985. Unfortunately, Kool Korners closed in Atlanta during 2008. Today you can visit Kool Korners in Birmingham, Alabama where...

Crazy Cuban in Midtown serves gigantic, authentic Cuban sandwiches straight from a chalk-board menu. The small shop is attempting to fill the void Kool Korners left in the Georgia Tech community when it closed in 2008 after 25 years of dedication to the neighborhood. The main dining area consists of a small counter that serves only a few people, but on the patio seating is plentiful. Facebook...

From the classic Cuban to the Media Noche, this Cuban restaurant guarantees an unforgettable, authentic Cuban sandwich experience.

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When to Go: This is a lunch operation and hours are 11am-3pm, so don’t go looking for a dinner sandwich.

On the Menu: The “Classic Cuban” surprisingly comes Americanized with lettuce, tomato and onions. Ask for the not-on-the-menu “traditional Cuban” for your standard sandwich.

Parking: There’s a small lot for the Crazy Cuban, but little street parking close by, in case the lot is full.

Parking

There’s a small lot for the Crazy Cuban, but little street parking close by, in case the lot is full.

On the Menu

The “Classic Cuban” surprisingly comes Americanized with lettuce, tomato and onions. Ask for the not-on-the-menu “traditional Cuban” for your standard sandwich.

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