Havana 1961

We went here because they're on Fetch and wanted to try something new. (They're also on Upside) So we got points, cash back and a great meal. It's decorated so cute! The young lady who waited on us was very pleasant and attentive. The food was amazing and very reasonably priced. The burritos we ordered were both below $10 each! Lots of flavor and a great value! Come check it out!

They are working on their liquor license, so no booze when we went, but that's ok. The food was good. I had the picadillo and it was tasty. The rice was probably a touch underdone, but I didn't mind since it was mixed with the hash and beans. We also had the bacon-wrapped moduras, which were amazing. The service was fine. When the food came out, they just kind of handed plates to people without caring whose food it actually was (good thing we were all friends). I'd definitely go back. The food was good and the place is cute. I honestly forget there are restaurants in that part of St. Peters.

This little place in old town St. Peters , MO , "Havana 1961" , was a very unique & different type of restaurant . We ordered up a Papu's Po' Boy (extremely tasty) , a bowl of special Garbonzo soup (really good) , Cuban-Tamale with rice & black beans (good) , Tamale Tacos (very good) . Our server , Emma , was a really nice young lady . Our wait time to receive our order was fairly short . While we were eating , the owner came by & asked how the food was . Kinda cool to see the owner take that much interest in their product & how their customers are enjoying their time in their establishment . The only thing that is not too good , is finding parking .

We really liked this unique spot. We attempted to order empanadas, but they didn't have any. So, we ordered 2 sandwiches, a pork sandwich and the Cuban. Both were tasty, but very greasy and had a bit too much cheese. We liked the rice & beans. Expect big portions at a decent price. Cute atmosphere.

Found this place as I was driving back from Kansas City. I was craving Cuban food, I know downtown Stl has a restaurant as well, just didn’t feel like having to drive into downtown for it. Missouri aesthetics mixed with Cuban cuisine Ordered the Ropa Vieja, a roasted beef in tomato and other spices that give it a unique and delicious flavor all its own. Side dishes accompanying the main dish was savory black beans and rice.