Experts' Choice Award La Vitrola
What the experts agree on
A Havana-esque colonial gem in the walled city, with potted palms, whirling fans, and a live Cuban band at the door setting the mood for standout seafood.
“Perfectly lit and comfortably furnished, this 400-year-old colonial home converted to a seafood restaurant is famous – and deservedly so.”
– Lonely Planet
Fodor's "This friendly restaurant on a quiet corner in the walled city is the result of a New Yorker's love affair with the Caribbean." Full review
Travel + Leisure "In this convivial spot with potted palms, a dapper six-man Cuban band is always stationed at the door." Full review
Frommer's "La Vitrola exudes an air of Old Havana gloriously brought into the present with whirling ceiling fans, a tiled floor dotted with potted palms, and debonair waiters in starched white uniforms." Full review
Condé Nast Traveler
