Baracoa Cuban Cafe

Melissa Gage

Contributor

Comfy booths line walls adorned with murals of the island as fans spin overhead and Cuban music wafts from the speakers. Beyond a single table on the sidewalk, the small setup inside is fairly simple, but in the evenings, low lighting and jar candles flickering atop the sturdy wooden tables create a warm feel. You get a lot of bang for your buck in this unassuming spot, with big portions, reasonable prices and plenty of tasty options. On the menu, you’ll find pressed Cuban sandwiches with different combinations of roasted pork, ham and steak made with traditional toppings like Swiss cheese,…