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NEW YEAR...
NEW MENU
AT BOTH LOCATIONS
TRY OUR NEW TAPAS & ENTREES
We are proud to announce the opening
of our second location... on Providence's West Side in Olneyville at 60
Valley Street. We are located at The Plant, a mixed-use residential,
office and retail community in the revitalized Mill District of
Providence.
We can seat in excess of 100 patrons
and have plenty of free parking in our courtyard and across the street.
Free internet access is provided for our customers.
Our kitchen is open late
every night until close.
To order takeout
or to make reservations at
our Valley Street location, please call
401-632-0649.
11 am to Midnight - 7 days a
week
Our DownCity location is at 50 Aborn Street
(at Washington Street) across from Washington Trust Bank and next to
Gracie's Restaurant. We
are a short 2 minute walk from our original location. We can seat 77
patrons and have free internet access. Our kitchen is open late every
night until close. To
order takeout or to make reservations at our DownCity location, please
call 401-331-8829.
11 am to 1 am - Sunday thru
Thursday
11 am to 2 am - Friday and
Saturday
READ
RECENT
REVIEWS OF OUR DOWNCITY LOCATION:
Providence Business
News
OUR
HISTORY AND MISSION . . .
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In less than
six short years, the Cuban
Revolution has established itself as an icon in the Providence restaurant scene and our
reputation now extends far beyond Rhode Island.
The
Cuban Revolution is much more than a place
to
find great food at a great price with great atmosphere. We honor the revolutionary spirit of individuals who struggle
against tyranny and oppression, fight big government and corporate greed, while giving their lives in the fight against
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provide a spirited counter-culture environment reminiscent of a 1960s coffee house with
the passion of a Latin beat. We promote individual freedom and challenging the
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Original
interior on Washington Street in Providence
We honor those who have fought in the name of
revolution.
And
we openly question the sordid history of US policy and the
economic
embargo directed against Cuba and its people. |
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music you hear are specifically selected to set the stage for a return to an era when challenging the norm was the
norm, when individual expression was rampant, and the zeal and promise of
revolutionary Cuba filled the air. |
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Borne of a
desire to rid Cuba of the US supported dictator Fulgencio Batista who ran Cuba as a
Mafia-controlled "Latin Las Vegas," the Cuban Revolution was a popular rebellion
of the masses led by the charismatic Fidel Castro and Che Guevara. Athough it’s primary goal was to rid Cuba of
decades of corporate and political corruption fueled by the heavy hand of American
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sought to restore basic human rights and an identity to a beautiful land of proud and
distinguished people completely independent of the corporate interests of the United
States. |
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we sympathize with those whose lives may have been horribly disrupted by the Revolution,
we blame a failed and misguided US policy that for decades supported the tyranny of
Batista while allowing the Mafia to run wild... notwithstanding the subsequent failure of
the US to embrace the Cuban Revolution and the US historical inability to support an
independent and vibrant Cuba. |
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