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Author: | Morning Wood [ Tue Nov 22, 2005 12:34 pm ] |
Post subject: | Cuban food and Captain Morgans??? |
Ok, I am planning my first trip and doing as much research as my free time allows. I love Cuban food and Capt. Morgans rum. Are either of these avail. in CR? I seen a post somewhere where the members were talking about the "cuban soda", Located near Oasis. I hate to ask the stupid question but I'll be McFly here, is this a Cuban Restaraunt? Also, will I be able to find Capt. Morgans Rum? If not, any recomendations for something close? thanks, Dirty |
Author: | RBC100 [ Tue Nov 22, 2005 1:50 pm ] |
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Las Charitos is the name of the place.It is about 75 meters South of Paseo Colon on left.Same street as Veronicas massage is on.Excellent and very nice little soda.Also great prices.rbc100 |
Author: | Irish Drifter [ Tue Nov 22, 2005 3:25 pm ] |
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There is a Cuban restaurant in Plaza Itskatzu, the plaza that has Courtyard by Marriott, Outback, Hooters, etc, called La Guagua. I have never eaten there but have heard positive feedback from those that have. Sorry do not know the pricing level but most places in that plaza tend to be upscale. |
Author: | Gringotim [ Wed Nov 23, 2005 8:48 am ] |
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I can't recall ever seeing Captain Morgan rum in CR. Dirty Sanchez...The main rum in CR is Ron Centenario. It is an excellent rum; very smooth. Once you try it, you'll forget all about Captain Morgan. Like yourself, I drink Captain Morgan a lot in the US. Ron Centenario is in a different class entirely. It's even better than Captain Morgan's premium rum ('Private Stock'). Just a caveat...it can be habit-forming! |
Author: | El Ciego [ Wed Nov 23, 2005 9:36 am ] |
Post subject: | Los Charritos Cuban Soda & losy spiced rum |
Hey Dirty, Yes, the Cuban restaurant near Oasis, Los Charritos is a Cuban soda. Their carne al pastor tacos are incredible! As are the grilled meat burritos. Fantastic! Maybe RBC still has the business card from our visit to Los Charritos and can give better street directions than I, but I remember that the soda is on a perpendicular street to Paseo Colon and a half-block south. It's actually closer to Veronica's Massajes than Oasis, and two doors down from El Favorito Chinese restaurant. It's a great little place, and very reasonably priced. Personally, I think Cap'n Morgan tastes like bay rum aftershave, and I can't stand it. I've never looked for it in C.R.; why would I? One can buy really premium rums, like Flor de Cana or Centenario Anejo for very little money. And yes, you can buy Bacardi...yecch. ![]() . |
Author: | Morning Wood [ Wed Nov 23, 2005 11:30 am ] |
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thanks for the replies everyone, looks like I have 2 places to put on my "to do" list when I am in town. Living in Ohio I don't get to enjoy Cuban food, just bad Mexican food. Gringotim, Yes that "private stock" is excellent. Guess I'll have to give the Ron Centenario a try. Thanks! El Ciego, I've never tried Bay Rum aftershave but perhaps I should....? Looks like I am gonna have a few rums to try out, as many chicas as humanly possible and some great Cuban food! Damn, does it get any better? Is it Feburary yet??? |
Author: | Gypsy [ Sun Nov 27, 2005 5:49 pm ] |
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Dirty Sanchez wrote: Living in Ohio I don't get to enjoy Cuban food, just bad Mexican food. So, you're a Sanchez and like Cuban food. Is there any connection?
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Author: | Morning Wood [ Mon Nov 28, 2005 12:45 am ] |
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Ha, no Gypsy! Just a name from a funny old bit from the good old days of Howard Stern. I only get Cuban food when I am in Fla. or Vegas. Hopefully when I am in paradise in a few months I'll try these 2 places out that are mentioned here. |
Author: | Gypsy [ Wed Nov 30, 2005 12:40 am ] |
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Dirty Sanchez wrote: Ha, no Gypsy! Just a name from a funny old bit from the good old days of Howard Stern. I only get Cuban food when I am in Fla. or Vegas. Hopefully when I am in paradise in a few months I'll try these 2 places out that are mentioned here. I was curious beacuse I'm Cuban.
The Florida Cafe, here in Vegas, has excellent Cuban food. Just watch out, there's a lot of calories in Cuban food, and I have a big belly to prove it! ![]() |
Author: | Morning Wood [ Wed Nov 30, 2005 11:25 am ] |
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When I was in Vegas last May, I was in the Florida Cafe for several meals. Very good, wish it wasn't so far off the strip. I guess I burned off those calories walking form the Stratosphere to the resteraunt. |
Author: | Hand-Solo [ Wed Nov 30, 2005 12:42 pm ] |
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the Escazu restaurant is called La Gua gua .. very good |
Author: | Morning Wood [ Wed Nov 30, 2005 5:55 pm ] |
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Hand-Solo wrote: the Escazu restaurant is called La Gua gua .. very good
Hand Solo......Where would this be? |
Author: | Hand-Solo [ Wed Nov 30, 2005 6:32 pm ] |
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next to Outback / Hooters |
Author: | Irish Drifter [ Wed Nov 30, 2005 6:47 pm ] |
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Ding Dong wrote: There is a Cuban restaurant in Plaza Itskatzu, the plaza that has Courtyard by Marriott, Outback, Hooters, etc, called La Guagua. I have never eaten there but have heard positive feedback from those that have. Sorry do not know the pricing level but most places in that plaza tend to be upscale.
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Author: | Morning Wood [ Thu Dec 01, 2005 11:27 am ] |
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Ooops, sorry I didn't notice that the plaza was named Itskatzu, that kinda threw me. Thanks for the feedback! |
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