Kuba
Was man in Havanna essen sollte
Havana’s cuisine mixes Spanish, African and Caribbean influences, offering hearty dishes and street snacks. You’ll find everything from classic roast pork to fresh tropical fruit juices.
Lokale Gerichte zum Probieren
Slow‑cooked shredded beef served with rice, often eaten for lunch.
Crispy roast pork, a staple at celebrations and weekend meals.
Black beans cooked with white rice, a daily side dish.
Twice‑fried green plantains, sold at street stalls as a snack.
Pressed sandwich with ham, roast pork, cheese, pickles, common in cafés.
Boiled cassava drizzled with garlic‑citrus sauce, served with meat.
Cold coconut water sold from vendors, refreshing any time.
Rich Cuban ice cream, found in the famous Coppelia parlour.
Wo essen
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Calle Obispo
Numerous cafés and street stalls offering sandwiches and coffee.
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Mercado de la Habana
Fresh produce, seafood and ready‑to‑eat Cuban dishes.
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Plaza Vieja area
Historic square surrounded by eateries serving traditional plates.
Fotos: Wikipedia / Wikimedia Commons
Tipps fürs Essengehen
Eat lunch between 12‑2 pm when locals dine.
Trinkgeld von etwa 10 % der Rechnung, wenn Service nicht inbegriffen ist.
Carry small cash for street food; many places do not accept cards.
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Fragen zu Havanna
What is the best time to eat in Havana?
Lunch is typically served from 12 pm to 2 pm and dinner from 7 pm to 9 pm.
Muss ich in Restaurants Trinkgeld geben?
Yes, a 10 % tip is customary if service is not already included.
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