Definitely the place to end up after dinner, live music 🎶 is good, drink cheap, quality goes with the price,. though. You might dance if you feel so! At midnight you can go inside which it's really nice too, all night are not equal but you can have fun 🕺

A piece of CUBA As much as touristy but it captures a bit of Cuban soul or what we think as tourist it is. Get in for a drink, listen to some music and enjoy the atmosphere. You will feel the relaxing milieu and you can hear the rhythms of Havana, Buena Vista Social Club.. I recommend to try the Rum cocktails with sugar cane...

Good spot to catch live music with a lively atmosphere. Small entry fee, but drinks are a good price. Table service. Get there early if you want a decent table/view. Music starts at 10pm usually.

Half the cocktail for double the price. Never brought the change. It’s not about the actual money, it’s about sitting in a tourist trap and knowing you’re part of the performance.

Must-see place when in Trinidad. Head there in the evenings to see live salsa dancing on a stage. The entrance costs 1 CUC but then the drinks are cheaper than in other bars nearby.

Must visit in Trinidad! Amazing vibe. Music, life, dance! A lot of local’s enjoying this place as well.

Nice place, but nothing spectacular. We attended good live music, but we also heard better quality music in Cuba. Drink prices are, compared to the rest of Cuba, quite high. I'm glad I visited this place, but I'm not blown away.

Great view point over the city. Fantastic views. Easy stairs, but not suitable for anyone over 100 kg (200lb) as it tight. The inside of the building gives very good insight about colonial architecture. The small gift shop is not really good. In my personal opinion would benefit from a renovation to the staircase so its easier accessible so more people could benefit from it.

Nice historical house in the centre of Trinidad. Not much to see in the house itself, but climbing up the tower gives you a great view of the city.

A must see in Trinidad and in Cuba! local guides are very kind but only speak spanish. theycan provide a lot of information about the house that you can't find anywhere. Go on the top of the tower!

interesting museum with a beautiful view around the city

Good views, but pricey. The way up to the tower is also steep and tiny. So bigger size people, and / or old people may have troubles getting up to the top. But the view are definitely worth it!

Omg! Do this hike!

Beautiful☺️

During our stay in Trinidad this was by far one of our most favourite places. Surrounding the square there are a number of historical sites including a couple of churches. Leading up to the square are the numerous cobblestone streets and of course it would not be Cuba with some old and antique cars everywhere. The Plaza Mayor is one of the most popular places because it is one of the few were Wi-Fi connection and Internet is possible. The crowds that gather are lovely to watch and just sitting and enjoying the ambience is probably all you need to do.

main square of the village. one of the few beautiful places you can walk around and sit

This colonial town boasts colourful buildings, cobblestone streets,vibrant music and well-preserved architecture.It's a great spot for history buffs and those looking for a lively atmosphere.

The whole area is World Heritage and the street is in cobble stone street with plenty of Airbnb, souvenirs stores and restaurants. Worth spending a night here in Trinidad.

A beautiful small town painted with vibrant colors that bring the clear of the historic ambience. Stonewalls paved with stone and the carriage return to rich Cuban history. The Cuban music rhythms are spreading everywhere like the Cuban smile and courtesy.

Beautiful place, a lot of history and culture, a place "must visit" when you are in Cuba. Look around the place for the museums and historical buildings. A real heritage of the history!

Plaza Mayor is a beautiful and historic place. Vistors will enjoy the art gallery, two amazing museums (one with a bell tower), and historical architecture. The musuems focus on the culture, the practices, and showcase the revolution. This place is a must see.

Information about time gone by lots of interesting stuff from the old colonial days not much English spoken but I can't speak Spanish so my fault for not trying harder at school friendly service

Might be the most boring museum I've ever seen. We were constantly followed by a lady, who we expected to tell something about the place and items in the museum. However; she didn't say anything at all. Overall experience was bad, and I wouldn't recommend this to check out.

Small but very nice museum.

Sadly very intrusive private guids.

Closed for renovation. Stopped by two weeks ago so will be going on for some time.

Nice museum in colonial Trinidad.

Currently in renovation

(Translated by Google) The Valley of Sugar Mills, a series of three interconnected valleys approx. 15 km from the city of Trinidad. The three valleys, San Luis, Santa Rosa and Meyer in the XVII. from the end of the XIX century until the end of the century it was the center of sugar production. At the height of Cuban industry there were over fifty sugar cane mills in the three valleys, over 30,000 slaves worked in the over fifty mills and the surrounding sugar cane plantations As the native Cubans virtually died out due to exposure to diseases brought by European settlers and mistreatment as slaves Due to the "attrition" caused by this, Spanish plantation owners decided to import Africans to work as slaves in the sugar cane fields and mills. (Original) A Cukormalmok Völgye, három, egymással összefüggő völgyből álló sorozat kb. 15 km-re Trinidad városától. A három völgy, San Luis, Santa Rosa és Meyer a XVII. század végétől a XIX. század végéig a cukortermelés központja volt. A kubai ipar csúcsán több, mint ötven cukornádmalom működött a három völgyben, több mint 30000 rabszolga dolgozott a több mint ötven malomban és az őket körülvevő cukornád ültetvényeken Mivel a bennszülött kubaiak gyakorlatilag kihaltak az európai telepesek által hozott betegségekkel való érintkezés és a rabszolgaként való rossz bánásmód okozta „lemorzsolódás” miatt, a spanyol ültetvénytulajdonosok úgy döntöttek, hogy afrikaiakat importálnak, hogy rabszolgaként dolgozzanak a cukornádföldeken és a malmokban.

(Translated by Google) You can see the sugar cane fields where slaves worked during the colonial period and the tower built to watch over the slaves. Around the tower, hand-embroidered lace and necklaces made of various fruit seeds are sold, and the old master's house is also operated as a cafe. (Original) Sömürge döneminde kölelerin çalıştığı şeker kamışı tarlalarını ve köleleri gözetlemek için yapılan kuleyi görebilirsiniz, kulenin etrafında el işlemesi danteller ve çeşitli meyve çekirdeklerinden yapılmış kolyeler satılıyor, eski efendinin evi de kafe olarak işletiliyor

(Translated by Google) I came here on horseback, woww it's a great experience, the sugar cane juice is very nice. (Original) At üstünde buraya gelmiştim, wooww harika bir deneyim, şeker kamışı suyu çok güzel.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular historical site. (Original) Espectacular sitio histórico.

After a 7 hour journey to get to Trinidad we asked our Casa,s host to recommend a restaurant Wow really glad Jose sent us here with directions Well worth a visit Choice of air conditioning on the ground floor an open plan 1st floor or roof top bar Food was very very good but the portions were a bit large for myself and my wife, seemed a bit of a waste to leave almost half a portion Waiter was really good and helped with the selection I cannot recommend this place enough Please try when your in Trinidad

Rachel did a great job servicing and recommending the food and drink, we loved it, best food we’ve had in Cuba so far!

One of the best restaurants I have had a chance to visit in Trinidad, even in general one of the most satisfying I have visited during my trips in Cuba . Food was very decent with big portions, service was very friendly, efficient and professional. Cocktails were good . Thanks for a great evening!

We celebrate special occasion and we got a recommendation about this restaurant. The dishes was pretty good with big portions. But the main problem was the wine. We decided to order a bottle, I am don’t have great wine knowledge but I pointed at the menu for middle price wine. The waiter confirmed and bring a bottle and show it to me. I validate again and ask if it’s this wine (“cineza” or something similar). When we got the bill I found that was the most expensive wine in the list!! I understand that mistakes happened, but the price was double then what I chose. Only after our local guide intervened, the manager was accepted to reduce the price by 30%. Another thing, there is 30% off the price menu for locals, but I had to pay full price even for our local guide food. In the end, the food was good and the portions was pretty big but we left with a bad taste

Aesthetically a cut above the rest of Trinidad’s multitude of homogenous restaurants. Spacious, with the option of either indoor, air conditioned or terraced dining. San Jose’s also has a generator, which may not sound like much, but when one of Trinidad’s infrequently frequent power cuts comes you will be thanking your lucky electrons. I don’t mean to be exclusive, but this review is aimed predominantly at travelling vegans. For what it’s worth, other people’s food did look good and the portions were generous. We ordered mixed vegetables, white rice and sweet potato fries. Combining the former two with some salt and pepper worked a treat. The rice was surprisingly excellent. The sweet potato fries were filling, but I’ll leave it at that. It was a little tricky to discern if Cuba’s variety of sweet potato is especially dense, or if they were not made fresh. Let’s give San Jose’s the benefit of the doubt and say the former. All this came to CUP 450, which is exceedingly reasonable for the generous portions. TL;DR: you should go here.

We had hoped that this restaurant would be our most memorable experience in Trinidad, even if it was a bit expensive, which wouldn't have been a problem if the food had been good. The food was decent but clearly lacked refinement. The atmosphere was pleasant enough, and there were only tourists, which was the case in most restaurants nearby. Overall, we would have left feeling neither disappointed nor satisfied, but we were in for one last surprise. We realized they had raised the prices once we went to pay the bill. That was totally scandalous, and they all acted as if we were the ones at fault. It felt like a well-planned scheme that was part of their business practices. It's a shame.

What a fantastic atmospheric place! we chose a table downstairs but after a noisey pump truck sat on the road for ages just outside we asked to be moved but the waitress said no, I assume because we were then assigned to her and the restaurant was pretty empty. She did come over when the food had arrived and offered to move us but it was too late by then. The food was amazing, I had lobster. Above average prices but worth it. Also... they have an upstairs terrace with a live band but we weren't allowed to swap tables lol

I cannot recommend Los Conspiradores highly enough. The service was amazing & we received a warm welcome from Amanda who was an excellent host, so friendly with a big smile & she provided excellent customer service. We had lobster & a lamb dish & I can honestly say it was the best, it was so tasty & very high quality & very reasonably price. Don't hesitate to try. We are so glad we found this beautiful restaurant. Thank you everyone at Los Conspiradores love & best wishes Jacqueline & David from South Wales - UK xxxxx

We had an amazing lunch - Amanda was extremely nice and professional waitress. The food was excellent, drinks - wonderful. I can surely recommend this place for everyone. As for Cuba the price is a bit more expensive but absolutely worth spending.

The food he was amazing! I had been in Cuba for almost a week and hadn’t had any outstanding food, however when I came here today I had a delicious tenderloin and an amazing lemonade. My peers had shrimps, lamb and spaghetti all with a small taste of Cuba. Honestly an amazing experience.

This is my second dining experience at Los Conspiradores in 3 days. On Friday evening we ordered the stuffed plantain cups and seafood skewers (lobster, shrimps, fish and colourful array of veggies). Excellent presentation and most pleasing to the palate! This is an intimate dining terrace shaded by a bougainvillea tree. Prime corner location spot on Plaza Mayor next to 'The Steps' and it's night life salsa bars. Trinidad de Cuba at its best. The staff here deliver excellent service - from the moment you're seated at your table, drinks orders allow you time to go through and get assistance with the menu. The food is freshly prepared. Oh, and lest I forget, like so many places on this fascinating island, Cuban musicians serenade while you dine. Los Conspiradores is highly recommended.

Perfect lunch in a sunny day, we got shadow and ventilators, the traditional food is amazing and reginald’s service also. The bill is a bit high compared to the rest of trinidad. The only ones with a perfect wifi service.

it was amazing… the food was delicious and the atmosphere was great too. Workers are so nice and welcoming. Amanda helped with us so much. Thanks for this beautiful restaurant.

A wonderful local restaurant in the heart of Trinidad! Sat upstairs on the balcony and the views were immaculate. Service was prompt (in Cuba everything moves slowly so expect a little wait). Food was delicious! I got the traditional dish of Ropa Vieja and the chicken croquettes and I cleared my plate! 100% recommend if you are looking for a nice bit to eat in the center of town

A really nice restaurant with good cuisine and service. Prices for main entry are about 10-15 CUC. My fish was fresh but quite dry. My wife's lamb was exqusite though. Oh, and the brownie... fantastic :)

Without question the best restaurant in Cuba: an excellent choice of tasty and well presented food served by attentive staff in a beautiful colonial building. You're given two disposable menus when you arrive - one for food, the other for drinks. You can write quantities next to the items you wish to order for your table. These are recorded by the waiting staff and used to calculate your bill at the end of the meal. I can recommend the fried malangas - crispy to the crunch, a bit like potato croquettes. For mains, the chicken chocolate curry is excellent and remains savoury with the depth of flavours. The ice cream here is very good too if you're looking for a dessert option. The staff speak English and are some of the best waiting staff we came across in an affordable (for tourists) restaurant. They really make the effort to look after you which is refreshing in Cuba. There is a charm to the place with the decor and printed material designed to mimic a former printing press. This is made apparent in the quirky titling of the menu. In closing, a visit to Trinidad is not complete without a meal here. Highly recommended!

Cubas food is everything but tempeting and delicious (in general). Foten you get fish/chicken with rice, thats it. This resturant though tries to be a hipster restaurant with high quality professional food, and succeeds! This is by far the best food I have eaten in all my 19 days of being here. The interior is from the colonial era and feels very authentic. I ordered some starters and a Caribbean bread filled with pulled pork and other vegetables. It was delicious! It took 1 hour before the food came though because the hole restaurant was completely full. BE IN TIME! A queue quickly starts outside to come in so be here 18:30 when the restaurant opens! We booked a table for 18:30 but came late so we ended up being there 18:50 and we missed our reservation. Then we waited til 20:15 to come in. The queuing system was very confusing and he told us that he would pick us up when the table was ready but he didn’t do it so it was very frustrating. The service wasn’t so good either for us. We was tired and hungry and the starter didn’t show up until 30/45 minutes. Other table seems to have better waiters then us also so we was a bit unlucky with that. I really recommend this place to eat on if you miss the typical restaurant and food at restaurants at home. It’s a great concept with the typewriter theme. We got unlucky with getting a table but it’s easy to avoid that problem!

A really unique restaurant in Trinidad, with an innovative ordering style, attentive service, excellent cocktails and even better food! A must visit if you are in the area - I would highly recommend the lamb curry special as it was divine! The stylistic use of old periodicals really adds to the atmosphere and the bathroom is bigger than my flat. It is also worth noting that you can pay in US dollars and Euros, and will receive a 10% discount on your bill if you choose to do so.

Great find in Trinidad - a cut above most restaurants we found in Cuba. Make sure to try the Canchànchara; you wont regret it!

Best food on my trip around Cuba. The menu is well explained and has interesting items. The service is top notch also. Missing it already!

We had a wonderful night here, good food, good wine and good live music. We even bought their CD(support cubans) for our road trip and as a souvenir. They speaks good English.

We chose this restaurant based on the high ratings, but honestly, in Trinidad, that's not a reliable indicator: 80% of restaurants have a 4.9 rating, as if it were a village of gourmet chefs... on google. We turned a blind eye to the prices, which are much higher compared to other places around. We ordered the croquettes: edible, but way too greasy, and to make it worse, topped with mayonnaise. I noticed they use sauces everywhere to "decorate" the dishes, but good food doesn't need to be dressed up. Trusting the reviews once again, I ordered the lobster and vegetable burrito — big mistake. It turned out to be a stew of cabbage with a few pieces of lobster of questionable freshness and an unpleasant taste. I had imagined a real burrito with rice and beans... wishful thinking. Honestly, whoever recommended this dish in the reviews — have you ever actually eaten good food? Next to us, another table ordered lobsters and they were clearly disappointed as well. Please, don't expect Mediterranean-style lobster here — the price alone should be a warning. Even the tomatoes were sour. In short, another huge disappointment!

Excellent restaurant, the food was fantastic, especially the lobster, super delicious. The service and the staff was really good and the ambience on the roof top terrace was really nice and relaxing. Highly recommend this restaurant when visiting Trinidad, best experience in town.

This restaurant in the charming city centre of Trinidad is an absolute gem! First of all, the menu offers a great choice and the prices are very affordable. The quality of the food is superb from starters to dessert. The attention to detail is exquisite and the staff goes above and beyond to give you the best experience possible. Everybody is super friendly and warm and attentive, it's just a place full of good vibes. I kept coming back for my meals because they were exceptional. And the location is perfect. The rooftop is such a great atmosphere. Don't give this place a miss if you're in Trinidad!

Best pina colada and appys in town. You will also receive the best service and all the food made from scratch. Kerala, India

We were so happy with this restaurant. It was quiet but had a lovely atmosphere, the service was amazing and got a great recommendation. Food and drinks were among our favourite in all our trip around Cuba. Tapas were delicious, and cocktails just gorgeous. The decor is super quiet. And we were so pleased to get free Internet. Thank you!

Excellent food, quantity and quality wise, outstanding service, amazing employees. They have all kinds of different dishes from all around the world, and they are all authentic. Wheter you are carnivour or vegeterian or vegan, these guys will make fantastic dishes for you. They have wifi, backup power generators(in case of power outages), fantastic rooftop view,... Every meal is a piece of art, well prepared and decorated, from plain cheese and ham sandwich right down to lamb roast and pasta and everything else on the menu. I have to point out to their amazing staff because they even baked a cake and organized a surprise birthday party for our friend. Keep up the good work Yarkenia, Odivi and others! 😊

I really enjoyed the ice cream and the lemonade, we got brownie with ice cream y limonada. The waitress (Her name was Yarkenia) was really nice, she pointed out some places that we could visit and gave us access to the WiFi.

A lovely Cafe in Trinidad with the quirky vibes that Trinidad has to offer with ceiling fans and hooked lamb shanks. Would really recommend their milkshakes. Unfortunately a lot of platters weren't available so ended up having a burger. They specialise in pizza and pasta if you are looking to have something different. They also had an assortment of doughnuts.

I've been to Italy twice, but Adita is the place where I had the best pizza ♥️

As a vegetarian, I haven’t tried the food here, especially that they keep repeating this video on their screens, slicing a pork thigh. But I will definitely come again for their amazing cappuccino and good location and maybe a Pizza, and the fact that they do not harass you all the time to order something more, like how they do in other restaurants in Cuba! No wonder it’s the most full restaurant in Trinidad!

I have visited Adita Cafe several times during trips to Trinidad over the last four years. While dining experiences in Cuba can sometimes be hit or miss, I know I can trust Adita as a reliable place, both for food and excellent service. They have an extensive menu that would appeal to anyone, but I especially recommend their pizzas. The cocktails and desserts and great as well. On my most recent trip Grether has been my server twice and she is very lovely and attentive. But from what I have experienced in the past and observe, all of the staff are great. They also appear to genuinely enjoy providing good service and working together. Also - free wifi is a bonus (when its working, but hey, that's Cuba! lol). Live music in the evenings. Nothing but positive things to say about this place!

Great restaurant choice in Trinidad. Came to have a drink and a bite to eat and it exceeded my expectations. I shared the lemon risotto with shrimp and the portion was large to share. I will be back again one day!

Really nice restaurant with a good selection of different meals to try. Live music and friendly staff. Visited twice in my four night stay in Trinidad whilst in Cuba from the UK. I would say this is the nicest food I had in Trinidad. Would definitely recommend a visit here.

Excellent Italian cuisines! Pizzas are yummmy😋 desserts are worth trying. It is definitely not the cheapest place in Trinidad, but it has a very good service, friendly stuff, clean open kitchen. The food and cocktails are delicious, good location. Thus, the fish they use is not fresh but frozen.