El Conejito

Frommer's Review

The name means "little rabbit," but there's more than just a little bit of rabbit on the menu here: grilled, baked, a la criolla, or ali oli (in garlic mojo, or gravy) are just some of the treatments our furry friend gets. Not to mention rabbit sausage, rabbit terrine, and rabbit ham for starters. Almost all the rabbit dishes are reasonably priced at around CUC$7 to CUC$9. Avoid the house specialty, conejo financiera, which comes in a busy yet bland sauce, and stick to simpler preparations. There are also more traditional meat and seafood options, but I'd go with the bunny. The place is modeled on an English Tudor pub, with brick walls and heavy, dark interior beams. There's a small attached bar that is usually pretty quiet.

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