It's funny seeing a Cuban place as #1, because it was the same in my old city.
The Cuban places were upscale, fancy, had amazing food and drinks. They became the de facto 'take a visitor out' spot. No qualms there with the ranking, few places even seemed to compete.
The disconnect(ie funny?) is that Americans think of Cuba as a failed, second/third world country as we're taught. So that would seemingly lead to the people/restaurants owners being cheap and scrappy. But here they are, showing everyone else up in multiple cities. I respect that a lot.
The Cuban places were upscale, fancy, had amazing food and drinks. They became the de facto 'take a visitor out' spot. No qualms there with the ranking, few places even seemed to compete.
The disconnect(ie funny?) is that Americans think of Cuba as a failed, second/third world country as we're taught. So that would seemingly lead to the people/restaurants owners being cheap and scrappy. But here they are, showing everyone else up in multiple cities. I respect that a lot.