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Cafe Bohemia

The guide was updated: 2024-09-16

Hidden in plain sight steps away from the heart of Old Havana (Plaza Vieja), this pleasant cafe — the namesake of a reputable Cuban cultural periodical — serves scrumptious Italian specialties and great coffee.

Useful Information

Address: San Ignacio, La Habana
Opening hours: Daily 9am–11pm
Website: www.havanabohemia.com/cafe
Phone: +53 7 8603722
Email: bohemia.plazavieja@gmail.com

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El Café

El Café

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Cafe Bohemia

Cafe Bohemia

Hidden in plain sight steps away from the heart of Old Havana (Plaza Vieja), this pleasant cafe — the namesake of a reputable Cuban cultural periodical — serves scrumptious Italian specialties and great coffee.

Esto no es un Café

Esto no es un Café

House specials take the cake at this unusual establishment that refuses to admit its cafe status, with dishes named after and inspired by prominent artists like Pollock (chicken with chocolate and mint flavour) and Duchamp (pork loin in artisan marinade). The owner recommends the house take on traditional Cuban ropa vieja, dedicated to Wifredo Lam.

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