Soul de Cuba Cafe

In the event that you are not acquainted with Cuban food, Soul de Cuba Café is a decent place to begin. The eatery is little yet the air is rich, from the earth-hued dividers, Afro-Cuban workmanship, and religious antiquities to the music that fills the space out of sight, for the most part delicate salsa, bolero, or Yoruba. The menu is a veritable history of Cuban conventional dishes with formulas acquired from proprietor Jesus Puerto's grandmother and mom.

Begin your night off with one of their mojitos – no one can make genuine, customary mojito like Cubans. Get a valid taste of customary Cuban sustenance with some heavenly empanadas, and after that go for the ever prevalent Ropa Vieja, made with destroyed hamburger with onions in tomato sauce and presented with rice, dark beans, and ready plantains.