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Cabo Blaco Sold to New Owners

Cabo Blanco Restaurant

1672 E Oakland Park Blvd
Fort Lauderdale FL, 33334
(954) 533-5147
Overall Rating
2.8
Food
Service
Ambiance
Last Review
02/27/2012

Details

Hours: Mon-Thu11am-10pm,Fri-Sat11am-11pm,Sun11am-9pm
Attire: Casual
Parking: Street, Private Lot
CC: Yes
Alcohol: Beer & Wine Only
Prices: Inexpensive
Outside Dining: No
Reservations: No
Delivery: Yes

Critic's Review

Cabo Blanco had a few locations in places where nobody goes so I never paid much attention to them, but they recently took over the Los Asado's Steakhouse on Oakland Park Blvd so I checked out their menu. Their big special is a quarter chicken for $2.99, which included rice and beans. You can't get much for $2.99 these days. The rest of the menu is pretty cheap also.

These Latin places can be pretty uncomfortable for a Gringo to eat in the dining room, so I decided to do take out. I ordered a half chicken special, which is $4.99 and took a seat to wait. I was glad that I didn't eat in. They have a big TV that was on nothing, and very loud latin music playing that was pretty annoying. They have a bar which doubles as the ordering area for take out.

Caboblanco inside

It took about 10 minutes for the food to come out. The first thing I noticed was that it was pretty heavy. When I got home and opened it, it looked pretty good.

Cabo Blanco Half Chicken Special

It was cooked nicely; no raw parts or overly dry white meat. There was nothing peruvian about it; it was like a regular rotisserie chicken that you buy in the supermarket. For $4.99 it's a very good deal; This is just as good as what La Granja served up in a fast food environment for $7.95.

Note that there's a yellow "spicey sauce" that's REALLY spicy, so be prepared.

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This place is still open but it's been sold to new ownership. So expect the unexpected until they fully transition.
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Cabo Blanco was cited for serving Swai in their cerviche represented as Sea Bass