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485 Aniversario
Tel: 3446

Canalcubano: A nice place located just in the centre of Baracoa. It offers simple meals, without any pretension.

Baracoa
Calle Maceo # 129.
Baracoa
Tel: 4 3146

Canalcubano: This is a nice place with acceptable food. At nights, there are live musical performances what gives ambience to the establishment.

Paladar El Colonial
Marti #123
Baracoa
Tel: 43161

Canalcubano: In this nice wooden house, it is the best of all "paladares" -typical Cuban restaurant- in Baracoa and even the East of Cuba. It is worth tasting the "tetí" -a tasteful fish similar to elver, only found in this zone-. The rest of the menu is excellent too. There is also a comfortable terrace to eat.

Frommers: The best of the private restaurants in Baracoa, this well-run place in a lovely colonial home deserves to be supported by travelers. There's no fixed menu; ask about fresh dishes and catches from the daily roster of seven to eight main courses, including fish and leche de coco accompaniments. Aside from the tacky floral plastic tablecloths, the decor and ambience here are romantic.

Duaba
Cocina criolla
Hotel El Castillo
Calle Calixto García, Loma el Paraíso
Baracoa
Tel: 21/4-2125

Frommers: The restaurant within the Hotel El Castillo does big business serving Baracoa specialties to its guests but it's a good option for anyone in Baracoa. Try any of the locally flavored dishes, such as creole soup, calalú, Santa Bárbara fish filet, jaiba (sea crab), or cobo enchilado, a huge shellfish. There are also some good options for vegetarians, including stuffed eggplant and a vegetable plate. The daily set menu is a little pricey at $12; you'll do better ordering a la carte. When I last visited, the hotel was planning a major expansion, and this restaurant may just be moved to a privileged new perch with a commanding view.

Finca Duaba
Cocina criolla
Carret. Mabujabo
km. 2, vía Moa
Baracoa

Canalcubano: An attractive restaurant inside a charming natural environment, surrounded by a thick tropical vegetation. Here, it is grown cocoa, coffee and coconut. It is also possible, in this place, to make an excursion by boat through the river.

La Punta
Cocina criolla
Avenida Malecón # s/n.
Baracoa
Tel: 21/4-5224

Canalcubano: Located in the magnificent castle Castillo de La Punta, a fortress that defended the city in time past, this restaurant has a simple but tasteful cuisine. In the bar, there are sometimes available some coconuts filled with a delicious liquor.

Frommers: On a covered terrace within the walls of one of the original three forts in Baracoa, this state-run restaurant is an elegant, tranquil spot, perfect for lunch. It has good service and well-prepared dishes like dorado and pargo (grilled fish), and stuffed jaiba (sea crab). Typical Cuban dishes like beefsteak, pork, and fried chicken are also available. Although the walls of the fort block most of the views, especially from the tables, if you walk around the grounds, you can peek through the canon slots at the Atlantic Ocean, Baracoa bay, and some stunning scenery. The bar, oddly enough, is open 24 hours.

Yumurí
Comidas ligeras
Hotel El Castillo, Baracoa