Frommer's Review
Havana's only brewpub is blessed with a beautiful setting on a corner overlooking Plaza Vieja. Grab a seat at one of the wrought-iron tables under a broad canvas umbrella on the edge of the plaza when the weather's right, or one of the heavy wooden tables on the covered patio or indoor dining room when it's not. The small and simple menu is made up almost entirely of grilled-to-order pork chops, chicken breasts, or fish filets, or kabobs of chicken, shrimp, lobster, or a mix of the three. Order a pint of the home-brewed amber or dark beer and admire the large copper brewing tanks just behind the bar. Large groups or heavy drinkers can order a dispensa, a tall, clear glass tube filled with beer, featuring a spout at the bottom and a thinner tube filled with ice running up its center.
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