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Help us make it rightThe bustling Sixth Street locale draws downtown professionals and hotel guests with iconographic Cuban decor and its unique menu. Decidedly not Tex-Mex, it features dishes made with pork, chicken,...
This building hosts private parties and occasional special events catered by Habana Calle 6, located across the street.
I went to Habana on 6th for the first time with a coworker for lunch. We had to sit down stairs where there are atleast 4 large televisions all playing sports. Come to find out from the waiter, they are changing the entire place into a sports bar and changing their menu. They are keeping a couple of dishes but they are making the menu more ""American bar-fare."" It's a shame.
I ordered the Cuban sandwich which was great! I absolutely loved it. The tostones though were dry, tough and cold, like they were left over from the day before.
The service was VERY slow, but the waiter was...
I've been to Habana probably 7-10 times and have had a great experience each time. The food is great, especially the Jibarito and anything with the pineapple salsa.
Service isn't outstanding, but it's not bad either. Sitting out back with the fans on the porch is a great way to sip some mojitos and enjoy your dinner.
They're worth it, give them a try.
Pros
+ Food, service, selection, price
Cons
- good luck parking anywhere near here
I ordered what was billed as a Pineapple Margarita at the 6th St locale. What I got was half a cup of pineapple juice with a weak shot of tequila and something like looked like half a glass of foam (?) on top - foam? It wasn't sweet, it was bitter. The foam settled. I asked the waiter to take it back and ordered a Mojito. Said waiter charged me for the Pineapple Disaster and didn't bother to tell me it would not be taken off my bill. Talked to the manager who was rude and implied I had drank half the P.D. because I was a cheap drunk - nice. I told him I would not ever come back and...
This is the worst supposed 'Cuban' food I've ever had. I'm truly amazed the people of Austin give it such glowing reviews. It just goes to show that Austin is completely lacking in Cuban and Caribbean cuisine. And I know, because I am Cuban. The 'Puerto Rican' dishes also leave a lot to be desired. I dined here with a Puerto Rican friend, who ordered what he thought was one of his favorite traditional dishes, and essentially got bland, plain old fried chicken.
Greasy, gross, and bland, bland, bland. I found a chunk of unidentified meat swimming in the greasiest platanos maduros I...
I was part of a large party, on a Friday night. Besides the fact that they refuse to split checks, they also decided that you can only pay using 2 forms, and were quite rude about saying so. I have decided that if a business does not want to take my money in whatever form I choose to give it, and however many ways it needs to be split, then they just wont get it, so I choose to not order anything. Actually, several people at our table did the same. It is called the service industry for a reason. As a customer, who has been in the Customer Service industry for 20 years, I am appalled at the...
This building hosts private parties and occasional special events catered by Habana Calle 6, located across the street.
The bustling Sixth Street locale draws downtown professionals and hotel guests with iconographic Cuban decor and its unique menu. Decidedly not Tex-Mex, it features dishes made with pork, chicken, plantains, yucca and Cuban white rice. Diners enjoy table service inside or on the lush patio courtyard, consuming imported Latin American beers, mojitos, rum and other tropical drinks. The revolution lives on after 10pm on weekends when revelers take over the downstairs bar and courtyard.
Habana Annex, a private building across the street, is available for private parties and special events catered by the restaurant.
Weeknight happy hours last from 4pm to 7pm, featuring discounted beer and $3 margaritas, mojitos and martinis. Upgrade to top shelf for $1 more.
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