The Cuban mix at this beloved cafe costs $10 and features Cuban roast pork, ham, Swiss cheese, pickles, onions, and mustard. If you feel like mixing it up, try the Aye Conyo for only a dollar more. It includes the addition of pepperoni, turkey, hot peppers and key lime mayo.

Chef Mary Nguyen's Cubano is made with Black Forest ham, house-roasted mojo pork, Swiss cheese, yellow mustard, dill pickles, and whipped butter. The $10.50 sandwich is served hot on ciabatta.

This casual family-owned spot is located in a strip mall but the authentic Cuban sandwich is worth traveling for. The combination is traditional and it is served on locally made fresh bread. Bonus: The fried plantains are a hit.

This casual cafe and sandwich shop has locations in the Tech Center and at Glendale's City Set. Its $7.25 classic Cubano is served on traditional Cuban bread. Bonus: You can place your order online.

The popular Uptown spot has a classic $10 Cubano it serves for lunch or dinner. Soon, an Arvada location of the modern diner will open.

All three locations of the neighborhood pubs that is part of The Kitchen family serve a $9.95 classic Cuban sandwich.

With five locations stretching from Downtown Denver to Steamboat Springs, this growing sandwich empire dishes out an $8.95 version of the sandwich that includes smoked ham, slow roasted pulled pork, Jarlsburg, chopped pickles, hot cherry peppers, mayo, and yellow mustard.

This quaint RiNo spot serves an $8.50 Cuban sandwich at lunch that inludes braised pork, smoked ham, house-made mayo, Dijon mustard, dill pickles, and Fontina cheese.