Habano Restaurant & Cocktail Bar — Restaurant in Warwick

Sadly, our visit here was very disappointing. While staff are lovely and welcoming, the food was a butter disappointment. My girlfriend and I had been looking forward to dining here for a few weeks, but when compared to food from places like Selminas (Coventry) and Bodega (Leamington), it is very underwhelming. I am still somewhat undecided whether the food was 1 star rather than the 2 I have rated.

Burrito - came with no Guacamole, no salsa, no sour cream inside. It tasted like the Guacamole was store bought, runny and lacking flavour. The sals, the salsa was smooth...take from that what you may. It came open like a fajita appose to enclosed like a burrito. Attention to detail is lacking.

Nachos - not to sound crass, but it felt like they simply emptied a big a tortillas, sprinkled a handful of cheese and put it in the microwave, most of the cheese hadnt melted. They sliced avocado as a garnish which would be better spent turning into Guacamole and placing on top. The amount of dip they gave was no where near enough for the tortillas. In the salsa, not a single tomato piece was to be found.

Sadly, we do not recommend this restaurant for Mexican food. With the alternatives in Lemington, your better going...

My partner and I have been dying to try this wonderful little restaurant ever since we moved to Leam. We decided to treat ourselves for our anniversary and Habano did not disappoint! The tapas style menu is so enticing and a wonderful blend of veggie/ meat/ fish options to keep everyone at the table very happy. We had six plates between the two of us which was plenty, especially because of the additional bread that comes out with the meal. The star of the show for me were the pork empanadas, but we also recommened the chorizo prawns!

The weather was lovely so we sat outside on the lovely terrace at the back of the restaurant which has been done out beautifully. So lovely to sip wine and eat tapas in the sun!

Our server Simona was absolutely lovely. She was very attentive and made sure we had everything we needed. We were the last customers in at 09:30 before 10pm closing, and felt bad keeping the staff working but she was adamant that we should stay and finish our drinks in the sun. Such a lovely experience, and was well worth the wait. A hidden...

Awful. This is not a Cuban restaurant it is Spanish! The food was totally bland and overpriced. £20 for a tiny fajita! I wanted to try this place as the menu on the website seemed to have many gluten free options as I suffer from coeliac disease. The menu at the restaurant was not marked up, it was confusing. When I asked the waiter, she pointed a few things out and it was different to the restaurant. The one thing I wanted was also not available. When we spoke to the waitress about how bad the food was, she wasn’t really bothered and said she would let her manager know. Then proceeded to give us the bill. she didn’t let the manager know, and we paid the overpriced bill and left and ordered a pizza.

Cuban and Spanish food are different. Please do your research and get...