Cool bar, cool staff, best Daiquiris, a must when visiting Havana... take a selfie with Senor Hemingway himself... but be prepared to wrestle the crowds...

Stopped several times to sample and resample this Hemingway favorite. It was always a festive atmosphere with live music.

yes it's crowed...yes it's difficult to find a table....but that's why ya go! it's fun and the drinks are good. take a break from walking, grab a seat, have a drink, and enjoy being in havana. the bands that play authentic cuban music are entertaining...and i got to share a table with strangers and we had a blast! cheertsMore

With a large history caming from XIX Century, Floridita is one of the must agitated and busy bars un Havana. May be not the place to spend a Lot of time, cause it's crazy the amount of people going in and out all the time,...but it worth at least 20 minutes. Is daiquiri's place of birth, si you Will have a tasty one there, and also one of Ernest hemingway favorite places in Havana, he had solicitado many daiquiries there that they made him a sculpture, just in one of the córners of the bar, wich is a plus for literature lovers like me. In my opinión the other more importante atractive is the excelent live cuban músic, enhaced with the fact of being dancing in a catching rithm with people all over the countries, giving you the sensation of being, no doubt, citizen of the world.More

This legendary bar owes almost all its prominence to Hemingway, and that is surely the reason why it is jam-packed in the middle of the afternoon. There is little reason to linger or even buy a drink, but if you are a fan of the...author then it is almost obligatory to have your photo taken beside the bronze statue of Hemingway located in his favourite spot at the bar – I certainly did!More

The place is always crowded...the drinks are great... Had a Great Daiquiri. Didn’t like the meal.I think they made their re

We had a lovely meal here..i remember it so well..loved the look , ambiance, food and wine . This was some time ago now, so things may have changred , but will certainly book a table if we ever return to Cuba