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| − | '''Havana Central at The West End''' is a bar on [[Broadway]] between 113th and 114th St. It used to be a legendary student hang-out called '''The West End''', whose clients included the likes of [[Allen Ginsberg]], [[Jack Kerouac]], [[Barack Obama]], and [[Lauyrn Hill]]. Then, in spring [[2006]], it was bought by the Havana Central chain and converted into a boring Cuban restaurant/bar over the summer. Many people were sad to see The West End close. | + | '''Havana Central at The West End''' is a bar on [[Broadway]] between 113th and 114th St. It used to be a legendary student hang-out called '''The West End''', whose clients included the likes of [[Allen Ginsberg]], [[Jack Kerouac]], [[Barack Obama]], and [[Lauyrn Hill]]. Then, in spring [[2006]], it was bought by the Havana Central chain and converted into a boring Cuban restaurant/bar over the summer. Many people were sad to see The West End close because underagers aren't allowed in anymore so it's harder for frat boys to get freshman girls drunk and take advantage of them. |
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| + | People have mixed opinions about the new Cuban restaurant. The food isn't great, but it's edible and reasonably priced. The Cuban sandwich at [[Cafe con Leche]] is preferable. The atmosphere is, well... dead. | ||
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Revision as of 10:08, 14 February 2010
- See also Wikipedia's article about "West End Bar".
Havana Central at The West End is a bar on Broadway between 113th and 114th St. It used to be a legendary student hang-out called The West End, whose clients included the likes of Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, Barack Obama, and Lauyrn Hill. Then, in spring 2006, it was bought by the Havana Central chain and converted into a boring Cuban restaurant/bar over the summer. Many people were sad to see The West End close because underagers aren't allowed in anymore so it's harder for frat boys to get freshman girls drunk and take advantage of them.
People have mixed opinions about the new Cuban restaurant. The food isn't great, but it's edible and reasonably priced. The Cuban sandwich at Cafe con Leche is preferable. The atmosphere is, well... dead.
Map
<googlemap lat="40.806598" lon="-73.965272" type="map" zoom="16" width="500" height="300" controls="small"> 40.806598, -73.965272, Havana Central (Cuban) </googlemap>
