There are only things to love in this boutique luxury accommodation option in Havana. With just nine guest rooms, this...

Nobody makes better rums than the Cubans. Here is the latest batch we´re drinking:  Ron Cubay Carta Blanca: A clean,...

Clandestina sold his first t-shirt just over four years ago. At that time Havana was going through a period of...

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Here are five great gift cigars that are not too expensive and deliver a great smoking experience.

Nonna Tina is a lovely Italian trattoria, cool and authentic...

Santiago de Cuba rum is produced in the eastern part of the country, an area considered to be the Mecca of Cuban light rum.

Jíbaro is located in the neighborhood of San Isidro, one of the most picturesque areas of Old Havana.

Here are Havana’s 5 top places to have breakfast

If you're not into glamorous cabarets or repetitive electronic music, the Bombilla Verde is made for you.

If you're in Havana and love live music, here are five excellent bars to add to your go-to list

For a dark, decadent and delightfully friendly, if slightly surreal, night out in Havana, this late-night Havana bar is close to perfect.

The most happening city in Cuba is poised for even more creative foodie infusions – here’s our take on the best dining options right now.

Ideal for large families or business meetings, Al Pescatore showcases a series of Italian culinary delights.

Toros y Tapas has some of the best tapas in town, hands down. Click to see our restaurant review now!

A laidback restaurant that residents of Miramar don’t want you to find out, Tocamadera is a great lunch spot with gourmet burgers.

From Old Havana, take the ferry across the harbor to discover the rich history of Casablanca and Regla.

Jama is an exciting new restaurant, offering a mix of Cuban and Japanese cuisines in Havana.

Cuba’s ecotourism is booming and stealing the limelight from the other tourist attractions. Nature lovers, don’t miss out.

Destino is an elegant and classy spot, serving an array of classic Cuban plates. Cigar enthusiasts will also love the limited-edition habanos.

El Café is easy to miss. Located in Old Havana at one end of Amargura Street, just steps from Plaza...

I started seriously smoking cigars in the 1990s after my first trip to Havana with The Wine Spectator, which was about to launch the American magazine Cigar Aficionado.

This legendary Cuban paladar is located right in the heart of Vedado’s “el Hueco” area. When it first opened in...

La Foresta is worth the 30-minutes drive from Old Havana to the exclusive Siboney neighborhood. Very close to the Havana...

  1. SOUVENIRS Clandestina: Villegas #403 e/ Tte. Rey y Muralla, Habana Vieja +53 53814802 This centrally-located shop in Old Havana...

Templete remains one of the best restaurants in Havana delivering excellent fish dishes in a Spanish inspired cooking technique and presentation....

Set right in the middle of 23rd Street,"Efe" Bar is a tropical oasis of palms and banana trees that invites you to exchange the city's heat and asphalt streets for refreshing Daiquiris.

Just one block off the Malecón is Havana’s newest restaurant, which is putting an emphasis on local ingredients and attentive service.

You'll be hard pressed to find a better restaurant view in Havana than the one at Vistamar.

After touring the Museum of Revolution, cool off across the street at Cha Cha Chá with a frosty strawberry Daiquirí and a fresh Caesar salad.

Specialties of the house are octopus and the “garbanzos marineros” served in a ceramic pot chock full of fresh shellfish.

Starwood’s entry to the market is a promising sign of future partnerships.

If the city of Oz from the classic movie Wizard of Oz ever had a restaurant and bar, this is what it would look like.

It's the view that will really call you back. A sleek landing right on the water has picture-perfect sunset views.

It’s easy to imagine large groups sitting in this open-air pizzeria, downing Cristals, and never wanting to leave.

You could miss this understated restaurant that exudes exclusiveness the minute you walk through the gates.

Dinner for four at Le Cameron might run you close to 200 CUC, but few restaurants in Havana offer the same kind of getaway experience.

Tin Hao is well on its way to becoming a city-wide destination.

The major regulatory change marks the end of the $100 cap on Cuban rum and cigars that U.S. travelers can bring back from Cuba.

This annual event never fails to attract cigar enthusiasts from around the world.

The Mexican owner went as far as bringing in a chef from his native country to whip the kitchen into shape. It shows.

In a strikingly high-ceilinged 120-year-old Vedado mansion, this stylish second-floor paladar offers competently done international meat, poultry, pasta and seafood dishes that satisfy even if they don't always totally dazzle.

Even if other Korean restaurants were around, we doubt they could capture the same magic that we found at Club Su Miramar.

This cool new tapas restaurant, opened in early January, is owned by Partagas Cigars' former manager for quality control, Támara Diaz and her husband Alexis Ortas.