Las Terrazas
One of Cuba's few full-blown ecorestaurants, El Romero specializes in vegetarian fare, uses solar energy, homegrown organic vegetables and herbs, and…
Las Terrazas
One of Cuba's few full-blown ecorestaurants, El Romero specializes in vegetarian fare, uses solar energy, homegrown organic vegetables and herbs, and…
Artemisa & Mayabeque Provinces
Some of the cheapest lobster in Cuba is served on Don Oliva's secluded covered patio – barely 35km from the costly cuisine of Havana – and it's not bad…
Las Terrazas
Of the ranchónes (rustic, open-sided restaurants) dotted around, this one adjacent to the Hacienda Unión, about 3.5km west of the Hotel Moka access road,…
Las Terrazas
On a terrace beside her home in an apartment block beneath Hotel Moka, Mercedes has been serving up vegetable soup and hearty home-cooked meat and fish…
Artemisa & Mayabeque Provinces
Cute paladar (privately-owned restaurant) serving unusual (for Artemisa) dishes including crab, tamales and bistec uruguayo (Uruguayan steak). Favored by…
Artemisa & Mayabeque Provinces
Unsignposted, thus hard-to-find, private restaurant a block from the main drag (Av 28 de Enero) that serves unadorned Cuban dishes featuring mucho rice…
Artemisa & Mayabeque Provinces
This simple place at the start of the path to the waterfall is one of the few independent eating options outside Soroa's hotels and casas particulares …
Las Terrazas
This ranchón (rustic, opened-sided restaurant) set-up offers beer and snacks under a small thatched canopy overlooking Lago Palmar. The Serafina and Las…
Artemisa & Mayabeque Provinces
In a cute clapboard house that was once an elegant hotel lies the best answer to any ferry delay. Dos Hermanos serves straight-up Cuban nosh quickly and…
Las Terrazas
The community's fish specialist is suspended on stilts above Lago del San Juan – where you can first work up an appetite on a kayak.
Artemisa & Mayabeque Provinces
The best of the handful of Parque Escaleras de Jaruco's restaurants is the pleasant ranchón (rustic, opened-sided restaurant) El Criollo, where you’ll pay…