The Quarter at the Tropicana is the second location for this wildly popular Philadelphia restaurant. The Quarter's Old Havana theme is elevated to a new level inside Cuba Libre where 36-foot high ceilings and two-story, three-dimensional facades create a living panorama of 1950s Cuba.
The food is comprised of authentic Cuban specialties as well as Caribbean dishes with modern and African influences. The bar
features more than 70 different premium varieties of rum, which guests can explore either neat or in any number of refreshing
island cocktails. Try the Mojito, they're the best in town.
While at the bar, check out the replica Soviet missile that's in the center of the bar. If you tip your bartender enough, maybe you can convince him to fire up the rocket and watch the "smoke" blown out of its exhaust. You might also want to pay close attention to the walls surrounding the bar, as each panel depicts a part of the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Besides the food and atmosphere, Cuba Libre attracts patrons with hot Latin dancing. After dinner hours, guests can delight in dazzling floor shows, authentic salsa and Latino music, as well as dancing and dance instruction spread out over two stories.