This amazing little paladar has only three tables, so in terms of the rules relating to paladares, this is the genuine article (they must not seat more than 12 diners). This tiny place is right on the street so that you can watch the Habaneros go about their business as you eat, but it's not so open that it's a problem.
The reason for this restaurant's name is that the walls are covered with banknotes from Cuba and all over the world; there's also an interesting bit of wall which is covered with business cards from all over the world.
Food is La Comida Criolla--good, hearty Cuban cuisine. There is a set menu of four choices--fish, pork, omelette (vegetarian), or "gammon steak"--all come with fried plantains, rice and beans, bread, and a super salad (which actually comes dressed--this is a rarity in Cuba). A plate of tropical fruits as a dessert was included in the price.
Beer is available, as well as soft drinks and a limited, but good selection of spirits.
Service is swift and friendly. There were no tables when we arrived, but there is a bar next door, and the owner of the paladar was happy to come and call us when a table became free. A lovely paladar serving some delicious food!