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Paladar Doña Eutimia
The guide was updated:A reliable option for traditional Cuban, Doña Eutimia cooks up recipes passed down through generations, with staples like ropa vieja (pulled beef) and malanga (taro fritters), with a side of obligatory rice and beans.
Useful Information
- Address: 60-C, Callejon del Chorro, La Habana
- Opening hours: Daily noon–10pm
- Website: donaeutimia.restaurantwebexperts.com
- Phone: +53 7 8013332
- Email: d.eutimia@yahoo.es
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