Café Havana sits in the Getsemaní neighborhood, a space defined by its amber-lit interior and walls covered in framed black and white portraits of salsa legends like Celia Cruz and Héctor Lavoe. Established in two thousand six by Gabriel Mas, the club occupies a former warehouse that helped shift the identity of this surrounding area as it moved from a derelict quarter into a center for nightlife.
Café Havana
food drink
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