€75 Cuban Experience for 2

Peter B

http://vavavouch.com/cuban-experience-for-2/
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* Offer valid for 6 months


Highlights:

* Welcome Mojitos or Daiquiris
* Glass off wine or Cuban beer
* Selection of Appetizers for 2
* Main course Sampler - A Selection of the most popular Cuban dishes served with Traditional Black Bean rice and Cuban vegetables.
* Home made Dessert Sampler for 2 - 4 off our most delicious home made desserts.
* Take home a pack off Premium Cuban Coffee & Music CD or Cuban Cigar.

Have an authentic Cuban Experience at Ireland’s only Cuban restaurant, Bella Cuba. Start the evening in style with a Mojito or Daiquiri. You can then enjoy a tasting menu giving you the opportunity to sample Cuba’s fine cuisine in the comfortable surroundings of Bella Cuba in Ballsbridge. You also get a little momento of the evening with your choice of some Cuban coffee and music or a Cuban Cigar to take home.

This amazing offer gives you an opportunity to have an amazing and authentic Cuban experience at a great rate. Dinner and drinks for 2 for €75. That’s a great deal. This would normally cost €95.

Bella Cuba Restaurant opened its doors to the public of Dublin, Ireland and in fact the world in 1999. It is a family Owned Restaurant with 100% Cuban Staff. The head chef and owner Juan Carlos Jimenez is very proud of the family business since Bella Cuba is The first and only Cuban restaurant in Ireland. Bella Cuba Restaurant has been recommended by many established critics and guides and have received many awards for their contribution in to food quality, service & presentation.

With great success in Ireland the family crossed the Atlantic & opened their second restaurant in South Beach, Miami, April of 2005. This Bella Cuba has many of its original traits of fine dining and extensive menus. Although the Miami restaurant is only open one year it has received much media attention and has already received great reviews from The Miami Herald and Sunpost Newspapers. The family expresses great interest in expanding their fine restaurant network in California, San Diego and Texas in the near future.

Our restaurants are Made especially for the clients comfort & so that everyone who visits our restaurant will be love the modern tropical atmosphere & the Cuban classics in the background.

All this is combined to give our restaurants a kossy feeling. With our extensive wine list in excess of 50 exclusively selected different types of wines to Havana Club & Matusalem authentic Cuban rums to the unique wide range of fresh Cuban cigars & extended cocktails list, everything you would like on the perfect night. Visit one of our restaurants soon to experience Cuban food with a flare & taste, great service & best quality like you’ve never tasted before.

dowtchaboy

Oh. Thought it might include the Shannon- Havana flights too.
Oh well.

gleep

dowtchaboy wrote: »

Oh. Thought it might include the Shannon- Havana flights too.
Oh well.

That would be a bargain, but €75 for a meal.............

godtabh

gleep wrote: »

That would be a bargain, but €75 for a meal.............

A meal for two. For whats included its decent

gleep

It's all relative i suppose, but I'm not into paying almost a hundred euro for a meal for two, no matter what extras are thrown in. Never have and never will.






and yes, my arse does whistle when i pass wind

spank_inferno

Has anyone any experience of this restaurant?
Is €75 a bargain? (relatively speaking)

pa990

spank_inferno wrote: »

Has anyone any experience of this restaurant?
Is €75 a bargain? (relatively speaking)

i've eaten there twice.. and will go back again

it Caribbean type food obviously .. and the mojitos are to die for

HappyHarry

gleep wrote: »

It's all relative i suppose, but I'm not into paying almost a hundred euro for a meal for two, no matter what extras are thrown in. Never have and never will.

Why you are trying to drag the price up? Why not say "at just over €50"? it's as close to €50 as €100

If you don't appreciate good food enough to pay these kind of prices fair enough but there are plenty of places that are good value at €75-€100 for a full meal and drinks for two.

FWIW I ate at this place many years ago. I don't remember what I paid, but the place was very nice and food was great.

gleep

HappyHarry wrote: »

Why you are trying to drag the price up? Why not say "at just over €50"? it's as close to €50 as €100

If you don't appreciate good food enough to pay these kind of prices fair enough but there are plenty of places that are good value at €75-€100 for a full meal and drinks for two.

FWIW I ate at this place many years ago. I don't remember what I paid, but the place was very nice and food was great.

Why would I say "just over 50" when it's 75? And I suppose i was just baulking at the usual €95 quoted.

And the menu there, selection of starters, selection of mains, sounds a bit ropey tbh.

And I do appreciate fine food enough to pay for it, but only if it is actually fine food. I think about €60 on a DECENT meal for two is fine. Had the best meal I ever had in a 5 star hotel in Donegal, starter, pint, glass of wine, main and dessert, looking over the sea. Service/food was amazing enough for me to leave a hefty tip. I doubt very much this will be on a par.

mailburner

theres plenty of places around my side of the country doing a
3 course meal and a bottle of wine for two people for 50 squid
theres no beating that
its isnt cuban though i guess

davenewt

Hmm. Mixed reviews of this place I see. General consensus seems to be that the service could be improved?

http://www.menupages.ie/Dublin/south_dublin/ballsbridge/bella_cuba_restaurant.aspx
http://www.yelp.ie/biz/bella-cuba-dublin

Their early bird's cheaper than this offer?

You can't beat a good mojito though! Anyone been recently?

Ghandee

€75 doesn't seem much of a bargain to me (not whining here) but let's be honest, every second restaurant in Dublin do an early bird now, which usually costs less than 20€ a head, and includes a glass of beer/wine starters and desert and tea and coffee.
The fact that this is Cuban food doesn't make much of a difference to me. (was in Cuba last year and the foods/national dishes are not exactly special)
Ok, you get a cd/cigar or coffee to take home with you, hardly worth the extra 30 odd quid though (based on a normal 2 x early bird menu at 20€ each)

That's just my opinion for what it's worth.
If this deal was closer to fifty euro I MIGHT consider it!