This light, airy, and yellow-painted restaurant serves up some of the finest Cuban, Mexican, and Puerto Rican food in D.C., and it has a loyal following. Excellent ceviches, empanadas, Cuban sandwiches, stuffed plantains, and chili rellenos make up

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This light, airy, and yellow-painted restaurant serves up some of the finest Cuban, Mexican, and Puerto Rican food in D.C., and it has a loyal following. Excellent ceviches, empanadas, Cuban sandwiches, stuffed plantains, and chili rellenos make up the menu, and don't forget the banana bread pudding for dessert. Or arrive on Sunday for all-you-can-eat brunch with unlimited mimosas! Cuban owner Jorge Zamorano is a self-taught artist, and all the colorful Latin paintings on the wall created by him and others are for sale. The café's fun honky tonk piano bar upstairs attracts a gay crowd as well.

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