Since the early 20th century, Telégrafo restaurant was very popular with businessmen, because as part of its chief attractions, it had telephones on the tables from where local and international phone calls were made. Today the restaurant is notable for its elegance and glamour and the way modern age blends seamlessly with tradition. With two access points, one from the lobby and the other one from the doorway adjacent to Louvre Sidewalk, the Telégrafo, specializing in international cuisine, offers buffet breakfast and à la carte lunch and dinner, as well as a Mediterranean menu with plenty of vegetables. It is an ideal place for a group lunch if you are on a tour around the Historic Center and restaurant services are provided at the porch overlooking the Central Park, with the same gastronomic offer. Near Telégrafo restaurant, set inside the hotel of the same name, are Havana Great Theater, Prado Avenue and A Prado y Neptuno (To Prado and Neptuno) establishment, specializing in Italian food. Read More