The number one question asked by tourists . . .
Three people told me this, including a police officer. The number one question asked by tourists as they exit the tour buses is, "Where are the Cuban restaurants?" They come to visit Miami and want to eat Cuban.
They either think they at the Calle Ocho stop or the Cuban food is sorely missing.
We miss Havana Grove a lot. We were their almost daily. It was a great place to grab a quick Cuban sandwich or cafecito and we loved the fish dishes. The landlord didn't seem to want to deal with the restaurant when they asked for a better rent agreement, so now the property sits empty and looks blighted.
They either think they at the Calle Ocho stop or the Cuban food is sorely missing.
We miss Havana Grove a lot. We were their almost daily. It was a great place to grab a quick Cuban sandwich or cafecito and we loved the fish dishes. The landlord didn't seem to want to deal with the restaurant when they asked for a better rent agreement, so now the property sits empty and looks blighted.
posted by Tom Falco at 11:00 AM
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