Philadelphia, PA - The East Caribbean Island of Cuba Culinary Traditions has a rich cultural heritage from which has arisen a flavor as unique the cultures which have contributed to the history of this unique Caribbean cuisine.
Cuba's Culinary Traditions and History
Cuba's deep culinary traditions and cultural history have evolved over many centuries. Beginning with the indigenous tribes and the first contact with the Spaniards whose flavors were influenced by the Moors.
Modern Day Cuban Influences
Although much of Cuba's culinary fare today was influenced by African slaves, whose culinary contributions lead to the islands' flavors, we know today. which developed alongside French culinary customs brought by colonists fleeing from uprisings in Haiti.
Philadelphia Cuban Restaurants and Rum Bars
- Cuba Libre Restaurant & Rum Bar - Cuban fare and a classic rum bar filled with Caribbean décor and late-night salsa dancing. Makes this place number on our list of where to experience Cuban cuisine in Philadelphia 10 S 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
- Alma de Cuba - Alma de Cuba offers classic Cuban cuisine, bringing the Caribean island's flavors and cooking to Philadelphia. Offering a Cuban fare with some fusion influences; happy hour with specially priced tapas & cocktails in the lounge. 1623 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
- Mixto Restaurante – A bi-level restaurant serving up Cuban fare and margaritas offering indoor & outdoor dining. Mixto's cuisine is a blend of Cuban, Latin American, and Caribbean flavors. Mixto is known for its traditional Paella, Argentine Churrasco, and Rotisserie Pernil. 1141 Pine St, Philadelphia, PA 19107
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