OVERVIEW:
As theatrical as its Broadway neighborhood, Havana Central evokes Cuba’s golden era, when its namesake city was one of the world’s most tantalizing playgrounds. Walking into the swanky circa 1950’s Havana nightspot setting is to be transported to another place and time – one where Frank Sinatra, Ernest Hemingway and Lucky Luciano rub shoulders at the bar, while Desi Arnez’s Babalu blares in the background. Tables are laden with flavorful food that is gently spiced and comfortingly reminiscent of home (no matter where home might be!). The bartenders are muddling mojitos and the party never stops.
It is an unmistakable celebration of Cuban culture, with food, décor, music and people that transports patrons to another time and place – an excursion that, in keeping with Cuban tradition, embraces the whole family.
ADDRESS:
151 W. 46th Street,
New York, NY 10036
LOCATION:
In the heart of the New York’s famed Theater District, on the eastern extension of 46th Street’s celebrated “Restaurant Row,” (between 6th & 7th Avenues) Havana Central is a short stroll to the all the attractions of Times Square and the Broadway theaters. The location is particularly appropriate since, in the 40s and 50s, the area boasted a number of Cuban/Latin themed nightclubs and restaurants.
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