little havana restaurante y cantina cubana

this blueberry filer traveled to maryland with her new man to meet the family and to be a tourist in baltimore. my restaurant request:  little havana's , my bar request:  one eyed mike's .  i wasn't that hungry, and my research failed to unearth that little havana's sunday brunch deal of $16.95 per person with unlimited bloody mary's and mimosas until 3pm. but ordering a sandwich i didn't want seemed like a small price to pay to sit on the waterfront deck with friends in the 75ëš and sunny weather. we all had thecubansandwich and i ate half of it; more committed eaters cleaned their plates.   little havana is one of my favorite spots in town, just because of the waterfront deck, the warehouse feel, and the great draught beers and mojitos. i have no idea if i'd feel this way if i lived in town - it's very close to federal hill, so judging from the brunch clientele (lots of madras shorts, neon ray bans, and some sleeveless shirts, ugh), it might be a bit scene-y or fratty for me. but a

if you've ever had realcubanfood, then you know an authenticcubanbreakfast does not come with pita bread and a muffin but tostada. how can you call yourself acubanrestaurant when your servers don't know what a cortadito is (cafe con leche for that matter), pastelitos, croquettas or essentially anything that screams cuban. really?

muy delicioso!. i loved little havana - from the rustic décor, to the laid back charm and the very delicious food. it was all a winner for me. of course, the excellent sweet potato fries are a must-have here!

i totally yummed mycubanstyled fried eggs over rice and beans. sunday brunch is a lovely affair here. the relaxed atmosphere and great food has certainly inspired me to hop on a flight to cuba for my next holiday!

if ýou're looking for acubanthemed bar, this is what you want. if you want acubanrestaurant try somewhere else. goodcubanthemed bar food and a great atmosphere.