Havana Restaurants

Conserving all of the original features of the palace that once belonged to the Marqués de Aguas Claras, this restaurant occupies the central patio and the surrounding corridors of this 18th century mansion, which it shares wit... more

Of the limited number of restaurants in Havana specializing in Middle Eastern cuisine, this is probably the most famous. Although the menu is limited, the main courses and side dishes are all prepared quite traditionally, and p... more

Los Marinos (The Sailors) is a permanently docked, blue and white vessel that now functions as a bar-cafeteria, restaurant, ice cream parlour and karaoke bar. Admission is free, and you can buy rum, among other spirits, and var... more

Situated at the top of the boulevard de Obispo, just after Floridita, you will find inside not only a snack bar with stools, but also a metal counter where the chef puts the finishing touches to his dishes. The atmosphere is in... more

Quite possibly the most elegant Italian restaurant in Havana, from the colonial facade and plant boxes on the outside (as well as the waiting porter), to the spacious dining room inside, with its impeccably laid tables. The sof... more

Along with an assortment of takeaway meals, this establishment also offers family-size pizzas with toppings of cheese, onions, ham and chorizo sausage, among others, also available by the slice. Although closed in the afternoon... more

This restaurant opened in 1966 and it is known as one of the popular places to eat in the Vedado district. The house specialty has always been rabbit, but they also serve Italian and more contemporary dishes. There is a large b... more

In this moderately priced establishment there is not a great variety to choose from, but there are some interesting meat dishes, stuffed with fruit, olives and ham, among other ingredients. Indoors, the dining room has dark gla... more

La Marina offers an elegant setting to eat, especially in the pretty outdoor patio, where overhead vines soak up the tropical sunshine, and soft music is played live in the background while customers dine. All meals cost less t... more

This is not only one of the most popular restaurants in the Habana Vieja quarter, it also claims to have been one of the first of its kind, founded in 1830 by a man from Zaragoza in Spain. Today it still specialises in the loca... more