Description

Not only found right in the centre of the Vedado district, near the corner of 23 and L streets, but also somewhere with an extremely relaxed and informal ambience. Though often busy, there are plenty of tables in the dining area, so finding a place is never a problem. Recorded background music plays during the day, and a live band in the evenings. Furniture consists of rustic-looking tables and chairs and some wine barrels, which together with the low ceiling and bullfighting memorabilia on the walls (including the head of a bull itself) make the restaurant look like a typical Spanish tavern. Lighting is low and the establishment is spacious, all helping if you need some privacy. The menu specialises in Spanish cuisine, with dishes based on beans, ham and cod, along with other plates inspired by the Cuban kitchen: house speciality, the chicken-based “Pollo Bulerías”. To drink there is a choice of cocktails, spirits and beers.