La Colonial
Paladar La Colonial
One of Baracoa's earliest private restaurants, serving signature coconut-sauce seafood in the courtyard of a colonial house.
Located at 123 Martí Street in the old town, it has been operating for more than 20 years and is one of Baracoa's first private restaurants. It occupies a colonial-era house with an inner courtyard, and the walls keep 1950s murals by local painter Miguel Mariano Urgelles. The signature is fish and seafood in coconut sauce, and there is also calalú, a local dish; the mojitos are well regarded. Prices are affordable, at under about US$7 per person. Reviews are generally positive, though some report inconsistent dishes. It is a few minutes' walk from the central park.
Opening hours
Daily 10:00–23:00
Nearby sights
- Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción & Cruz de la Parra
- Casa de la Trova Baracoa
- El Castillo de Seboruco
- Malecón de Baracoa
- Fuerte de la Punta
- Museo Arqueológico Cueva del Paraíso
- Fuerte Matachín (Museo Municipal)
- Río Miel & Playa Blanca