La Colonial - Baracoa

No change. It's not a question of 3$, they just don't even offer it because you don't speak Spanish well. So, they completely disrespect their clients. Food: 1... read more No change. It's not a question of 3$, they just don't even offer it because you don't speak Spanish well. So, they completely disrespect their clients. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 2

Poor service, mixed up bills and no change Food: 3 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1 read more Poor service, mixed up bills and no change Food: 3 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

Very nice restaurant with good service and excellent food. We actually went there twice because we loved their vegetarian option. About the other reviews concer... read more Very nice restaurant with good service and excellent food. We actually went there twice because we loved their vegetarian option. About the other reviews concerning the two different menus in Peso and Dollar I have to admit that there are two different menus and the prices may differ. But I wouldn’t blame the owner for the prices as one know that (nowadays) the exchange rate situation in Cuba is very complicated. Furthermore, you can always just say that you want to pay in Pesos.

Overpriced! Separate card for tourists in . No recommendation for this restaurant. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1 read more Overpriced! Separate card for tourists in . No recommendation for this restaurant. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

It is a nice place and the waitress's attention was very good. The food was acceptable, but we didn't find it particularly good. However, the worst thing was th... read more It is a nice place and the waitress's attention was very good. The food was acceptable, but we didn't find it particularly good. However, the worst thing was that they have two menus with two prices, in euros and in Cuban pesos, and the first duplicates the second, it does not correspond in any way to the price in pesos. We only saw the menu in euros and although it seemed expensive for what we had been paying there, we decided to stay because it was already very late, but other Spanish women who were at the next table did see the menu with Cuban pesos and were amazed to see what they were charged in euros. They alerted us to what had happened at night when we saw them again. I wouldn't recommend it, nor should they recommend it at the tourist office if they have this way of proceeding.