Paladar El Guajiro
A small eatery beside the town hall, where the owner prepares local dishes such as tetí in the traditional style of his Indigenous ancestors.
Located at Frank País Street 22, right next to the town hall in the heart of the old town. The name El Guajiro means country folk, and the owner says the dishes come from the home cooking of his Indigenous ancestors. Reviewers praise the local tetí fish and the authentic home-style food, and say the staff are friendly, though some find the seasoning mild. Tetí is only available from July to January. The restaurant is small and serves lunch and dinner at mid-range prices. Opening hours vary between platforms, so it is best to check in person.
Opening hours
Lunch and dinner, roughly 12:00-23:00 (hours vary between sources)
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