Caribbean in San Antonio

Enjoy the cuisine of Mexico, Cuba, and the Carribbean.

At the 45th anniversary of the Cuban Revolution, America's frigid foreign policy with the Carribbean island has barely changed. Despite Americans' demand for the country's rich and eclectic culture - and for all things Cuban - Americans are forbidden to spend money in Cuba, and the embargo has prevented Cuban products from legally entering the United States. At least one of the island's treasures - the Cuban sandwich - can be found at a few locations in San Antonio. La Marginal truthfully declares itself as having the "Best Cuban Sandwiches" on its window, in glass paint that mimics the hand-drawn styles of Cuban particular (semi-private) shops. The interior is a refreshing mix of 1950s colors, with seats of bright teal, and walls adorned with images from the former Spanish bastion.;- Abraham Mahshie

Serves authentic local-style Hawaiian food at their Sunday Jam Luau, very popular for its all-you-can-eat food and unique Polynesian entertainment provided by the Crazy Coconuts and the Hula Halau Ohana Elikapeka Entertainment Group. Menu includes many Hawaiian favorites as well as local dishes.