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Havana Cafe – Bronx

Three-Course Michelin Bib Gourmand Award-Winning Cuban Brunch for Two, Four, or Six (Up to 60% Off)

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Value
$66
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In a Nutshell

Starters of empanadas and seafood bites precede entrees of omelets and steak and tropical desserts at a Michelin-rated restaurant

The Fine Print

  • Expires 120 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation required. Not valid for Steak & Eggs entree, Gran Combo entree, and Steak Frites Cubano entree. Not valid for Picadera or Paella Cubana. Dine-in only. Valid only for Saturday Brunch 12 p.m.-4 p.m.
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Choose from Three Options

  • $29 for a three-course Latin-American brunch for two with one appetizer (up to an $11 value), two entrees (up to a $24 value each), and one dessert (up to a $7 value; up to a $66 total value)
  • $55 for a three-course Latin-American brunch for four with two appetizers, four entrees, and two desserts (up to a $132 total value)
  • $79 for a three-course Latin-American brunch for six with three appetizers, six entrees, and three desserts (up to a $198 total value)

Dessert choices include passionfruit tres leches cake, coconut brownies, flan, tiramisu, and coconut rice pudding. See the full brunch and dinner menus—both of which are available during Saturday brunch service from noon to 4 p.m.

Havana Cafe

On a Bronx street lined with Italian restaurants, one façade stands out. Diners and exotic plants gather around a streetside bar under a shady awning. Smells of Cuban and Latin-American cooking spill out from an intimate dining room, and, in the kitchen, a custom brick oven burns through shovelfuls of bricks under the direction of Chef Alex Garcia. At Havana Cafe, he designs modern interpretations of classic dishes, resulting in cultural collisions such as brick-oven pizza topped with beef picadillo and piquillo peppers. Straightforward renditions of Latin flavors abound as well, in the form of adobo-rubbed shrimp, churrasco-style grilled steaks, and sides and sauces made with tropical produce such as plantains, mango, and yuca. The 2013 Michelin Guide honored Havana Cafe with a Bib Gourmand award, which recognizes the inspectors’ favorites for good value. PIX-11 confirmed the restaurant's status as a neighborhood staple during a 2011 Bronx Restaurant Week profile, noting that it’s “become famous fast for serving great food in a welcoming atmosphere.”

When cool weather forces the french doors closed, groups snuggle up with their mojitos in leather-cushioned chairs below brick pillars and exposed rafters. Behind plush red banquettes, murals take diners into a hazy Cuban past lined with shiny classic cars and balconies leaning convivially over narrow city streets.

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Havana Cafe

3.5 out of 5
Yelp (42 Reviews)
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    3151 E Tremont Ave.
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