Great place for a drink but too small. Atmosphere was great, music wasn't bad either. A must visit as a tourist

Definite tourist trap but fun place to hang and pound some mojitos. Was close to my flat so I made several visits. Fun atmosphere!

I have been here a few times and really enjoy the upstairs restaurant. The food is absolutely delicious. We had a lovely shrimp dish and a flat steak loaded with flavor. All the dishes come with rice and beans. There is also a bar and...a separate band upstairs, so walk up the narrow staircase, have a seat and settle in. We liked it so much that one day we had both lunch and dinner there. It is also a nice place to relax with an after meal drink and enjoy a cigar.More

If you are the sort of person who craves authenticity and shuns commercialised tourist traps with loads of people taking photos of themselves, the walls [!] and the waiters, then don't go! It is permanently crowded and nearly all of the customers are tourists, but...nevertheless we really liked it. The place simply has a great buzz and we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food and the mojitos - much better than many reviews had suggested. The staff were lively and efficient and were quite unfazed by the drama when someone got locked in the loo - perhaps not an unknown occurrence? I don't know if you can reserve tables, but it would be a good idea if you can.More

A small bar down in the old part of town, but just relax and enjoy the atmosphere, after a few mojito's you will relax and enjoy it. Very touristy but worth the visit and enjoy a well made and very nice mojito. If you stay...a while and chat to the bar tender and just watch him making the cocktails passing the time of the day, what else is there to do. A must place to come and see and enjoy, recommend.More

We visited with a group on a cruise tour. The food was surprisingly good. Typical Cuban fare-rice, black beans, pork. Mojitos. The walls of this old bar/restaurant sport photos of famous guests including Hemingway. The establishment claims to be the birthplace of the Mojito, a...tropical rum based drink.More

Good mojitos and friendly vibe, the drinks were pretty good although I’d say they were better at the one in Trinidad. In fact, the one in Trinidad I’d say had the best mojito in Cuba. But the vibe in the evening at the one in...Havana was lovely. Live music, everyone singing along. It was a lot of fun.More