Boliche is a hearty Cuban dish made from a beef eye round roast that is often stuffed with chorizo or olives, then braised in a tomato-based sauce with onions, garlic, bell peppers, and spices until tender. Native to Cuban home kitchens, especially in central and western regions, Boliche is traditionally slow-cooked and sliced into medallions, served with white rice, black beans, and plantains during Sunday meals and celebrations. The dish reflects Spanish culinary influence, blending preserved meats with rich sauces and island aromatics.

Common variations include Boliche mechado (with more elaborate stuffing) and versions using wine or orange juice in the braising liquid.

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