That there is a TravelFeed community, this time I was walking through the streets of Varadero and I found a restaurant with a very peculiar name in my country: La Bodeguita del medio, which surprised me a lot to find something like that, so I decided to get into it.
I hope you like it.
In Havana is where the Original restaurant with his name is located, and seeing this here in Varadero made me very curious, so I decided to see it more closely.
For those who do not know the Bodeguita of the medium and its history, this is a famous restaurant in Havana, Cuba, visited by writers and politicians. On its walls are graffiti, memories and signatures of personalities such as Errol Flynn and Salvador Allende. The place is recognized for its authentic Cuban mojitos and its link with Hemingway, who left the iconic phrase: "My mojito in La Bodeguita, my daiquirí in El Floridita." Its presence in the habanera culture endures in this emblematic tourist establishment. Read more on wikipedia...
Well, without further ado we go in...
Well, as I imagined, this restaurant is a replica of the bohemian still life of Havana where it maintains a little the foundational aesthetics of said Bodeguita. With its striking and welcoming appearance, its photographs of characters who have visited the site and its walls full of names and signatures make a good contrast to the Caribbean site that surrounds it.
Do not hesitate to order some good mojitos very fresh and special for the weather, their traditional food from the island is quite good.
Without a doubt, this Icon of Cuban culture and promoter of good food, cocktails and live music by local artists is a place to visit, which I have loved, and I will not hesitate to repeat it in the future when I find myself on these beautiful beaches again.
I hope you liked this place, it left me very excited and with the satisfaction of having been here, I will surely enjoy this place again. Greetings to everyone.
All the photos are in my power.
The Bodeguita of the middle in varadero, replica of the bohemian still life of Havana
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By Miguel X.