I have to admit, I’m a sucker for creative presentation. El Rincon Criollo scores big marks for juice served directly from the coconut and whole fish that looks so fresh it might just swim away from you. The walls are adorned with colorful art work for purchase, and decorative fish hang in nets from the ceiling.
Not only can you can get beer and wine, but they sell cigars here too. They might not be Cuban, but you can always close your eyes and pretend. The food is served piping hot, and the portions are big enough to fill you up. The roast chicken is especially moist and flavorful.
El Rincon Criollo is open everyday from 11am to 10pm, but you might want to call ahead because this neighborhood secret fills up fast. So, the next time you want something different, grab a coconut drink and settle in for some authentic Cuban food at El Rincon Criollo. nvl. |
