Café La Habana
Café La Habana, Coffeehouse in Mexico
Café La Habana is famed for its strong Cuban-style coffee.
Opened in 1954, it became a refuge for political exiles and intellectuals.
The café was a meeting place for renowned artists and writers.
Located on Bucareli Street, open daily from early morning until late.
Legend says it was here where Fidel Castro planned the Cuban Revolution.
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Café La Habana is famed for its strong Cuban-style coffee.
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