Habana - Speisekarte

lugar perfecto para los amantes del café. café con un sabor intenso. también tiene dulces, té y pastel.

Plastic touristy food. Not recommended for eating but in pleasant square. Ok for a drink sitting outside.

espectacular. mudarse a otro momento. libros de cuentas de transmediterranea. café diferentes lugares de los indios.

un lugar idílico para tomar un buen café con un ambiente que te devuelve hace siglos, imaginandote en ese lugar muy hermoso.

visited for a few drinks and possibly eat . I myself and a few other customers could not be served. the waitresses were unsintered and avoided eye contact. they were so slow and lethargic as if they were not there. when my wife arrived, we never went into the bar anymore, paid the bill for my beer and went to another restaurant for our lunch.

we visited here as part of a cruise where we were, and we fascinated local tapas. we found this place while we went down the road. we looked at other places during the day and that seemed to be the best we could find. It...is both inside and outside sitting (outside is a short distance from caffe on the other side of the street with waiter service). we sat inside. we found the personal friendly and pleasant and the tapas a little simple, but was ok (see pictures). we found the prices reasonable.

este lugar se encuentra en la calle anselmo pérez de brito, en el número 75. es una calle central, paralela al paseo marítimo, con muchas tiendas alrededor. Tienen otro café que vamos a rezar en la misma calle en el número 2. Este lugar es nuevo, montado con sencillez, limpio. con un corto surtido de pasteles y pasteles, pero con muy buen aspecto todo. El café es uno de esos que vale la pena ir a tenerlo allí. aroma y sabor de café puro. el expreso perfecto y el anerican diluido con más agua también perfecto. Tomamos una porción de pastel de queso y era cremoso y tierno, pequeño dulce. para repetir. Nos encantó este lugar. el trato es bueno, y los precios de la calidad que dan no diré que so...

first, this is our first visit to la palma on a cruise stop. I was overwhelmed by the beauty of the main shopping street. stunning authentic buildings, so beautiful and rustic. we are a family of children and adults plus nan! if. on cruise stops, we enjoy the local kitchen also for only one coffee. there were a few picturesque places along the road, but we found these purely by chance on tables we felt belong to an adjacent building. we have no choice because of the lack of space to sit, we ordered and by the outer view of the caffe we had not really high hopes, but the staff was very pleasant and courteous, and although the menu was limited, we enjoyed blt bocadillos and coffees. a beautifu...

we had a nice meal this time. the location is phenomenal and so is the personal and in the general presentation of the place. we ordered a timbal de verduras. which translates into a small tower of squash and aubergine discs, an anectotic paprika...here and there, two not so ruchei and caramelized on top. everything with a liquid caramel sprayer. it was good, in the did delicious. it didn't feel much to be fair. then we have ordered chicken fingers and it is simply from the ground baked chicken (not dry) with a BBQ sauce from the load. kautiously hidden by the placement of something oregano on the top of the sose. accompanied by a side of local kartoffel fries, which, considered all the ding...