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Provincia : Sancti Spíritus Informe de las unidades de gastronomía que prestan servicios a domicilio y para llevar Municipios Nombre de la unidad A Domicilio Para Llevar Teléfono Dirección Sancti Spíritus El Conquistador x x 41326803 Agramonte № 52 Sancti Spíritus Café Central x x 41324495 Independencia № 5 sur Sancti Spíritus Pío Lindo x x 41322084 Raimundo de Pisa entre B. Masó y Carlos Roloff Sancti Spíritus Pizzería Sicilia x x 41325937 Ave de los Mártires Esq. Carlos Roloff Sancti Spíritus Complejo Gastronómico Mar y Cielo x x 41332662 Carlos Roloff s/n entre Circunvalación y Raimundo Sancti Spíritus Feria Agropecuaria. El Ranchón Criollo x x 41313113 Barlome Maso s/n Sancti Spíritus “1514” x 41323514 Céspedes № 57 norte esq. H. Labori Sancti Spíritus El Cochinito x 41335393 Céspedes № 2 e/ Ave. de los Mártires y Hernández Labori Sancti Spíritus Mercado Universal x 41325280 Independencia № 63 entre Frank País y Sobral Sancti Spíritus Yang - Tse x 4132339 Bartolomé Masó s/n Sancti Spíritus Río Bar x 41673298 Carretera Central Sancti Spíritus Islas Canarias x x 41371241 Edificio 12 Plantas EMGASS Sancti Spíritus Ranchón Plaza Cultural x x 41329910 Ampliación Cmdte Fajardo s/n Olivos I Taguasco C. R. Tunas de Zaza x 41341117 Tunas de Zaza Trinidad Merendero Banao x 41399201 Carr. Trinidad, Banao Trinidad Brisas del Escambray x 52198287 Carr. Trinidad km 15 Placido No 53 e/ Jesús Menéndez Sancti Spíritus Pensamiento x y Guairo S.S. Sancti Spíritus Kilo 12 x Céspedes norte № 674 Sancti Spíritus CPA Á. Montejo x CPA Ángel Montejo Sancti Spíritus C.S.O. Paredes x Paredes Concordia № 3 e/ Magdalena Sancti Spíritus El Níspero x y Jesús Irastosa, Guasimal Sancti Spíritus C.S.O. Cacahual x Cacahual Trinidad Caneyes de Banao x Carretera Trinidad s/n Banao 60S Sancti Spíritus C.S.O. Pojabo x C.S.O. Pojabo Sancti Spíritus Brisas del Norte x 41361494 Carretera Central km381 Sancti Spíritus El Colonial x x 41325123 Máximo Gómez 23 Sancti Spíritus Hotel Pasaje x x 41398162 Magdalena 27 Guasimal Sancti Spíritus La Central x x 41326989 Bartolomé Masó #116 Sancti Spíritus La Fuente x 41336340 Pancho Jiménez #76 Sancti Spíritus El finquero x Carretera de Trinidad Km16 Sancti Spíritus La Pasión x 41325191 Carretera Zaza1/2 km2 Sancti Spíritus Villa Rosalba x 41361519 Carretera central km383 Sancti Spíritus La Arboleda x 41361013 Carretera central km383 Alojamiento Sancti Spíritus Los Molinos x Carretera Trinidad km36 Trinidad Rancho Consuelo x 41993633 Carretera Tdad a Cienfuegos km 5 Trinidad El Framboyán x 41984395 La Boca. Trinidad. Trinidad Sueños Deseados x 41984305 La Boca. Trinidad. Trinidad La Chorrera x 41993180 La Boca. Trinidad. Trinidad Brisas del Sur x Casilda Trinidad Trinidad Villa Mar x La Boca. Trinidad. Trinidad Villa Paraíso x La Boca. Trinidad. Trinidad Casa Azul x 41984361 La Boca. Trinidad. Trinidad Trinimar x 41984390 La Boca. Trinidad. Riobar x 41883340 Villuenda final s/n Los viajantes x 41882734 Maceo 204 Jatibonico Tropicuba x 41883687 Maceo 129 La moderna x x 41882286 Paseo Marti #61 Rest: 1906 x 41883392 Céspedes 27 Aven. Camilo Cienfuegos s/n e/ Cafetería Los Paraguitas x 416634942 Manolo Gzalez y Dionisio Rodríguez Sergio Soto e/ Nieves Morejón Rest. Cadena Imagen x 41664738 y Beremundo Paz Sergio Soto e/ Nieves Morejón Rest. El Gallito x 41662858 y Beremundo Paz Cabaiguán Rest. El Paraiso x 41655038 Serafín Sánchez Jíquima Calle C Camino de la Habana Rest. El caney x 41658299 Santa Lucia Aven. Camilo Cienfuegos s/n e/ Rest. Pizzeria La Milanesa x x 41662629 Manolo Gzalez y Dionisio Rodríguez Rest. Pizzeria Fiessole x 41659129 Calle Independencia Guayos Ave4ta e/ 9na y Rest. Perla del Sur x x 41434449 11 La Sierpe Edif 18 e/ 3ra y La Sierpe Rest. Las Nuevas x limite las nueva La Presa, Municipio Motel La Presa x La Sierpe Pizzeria Monti Bianco x 41553413 Emilio Nuñez s/n Rest. El Marino x 41552378 Camilo Cfgos. s/n Rest. 1879 x 41555675 Panchito gomez no. 230 Cafet. El Rapidito x x 41553412 Panchito gomez s/n. Cafeteria El Daiquiri x x 41552356 Panchito Gomez s/n. Casa de Piedra x 41552632 Carretera Mayajigua Yaguajay Playa Vitoria x 41552520 Playa Vitoria Las Delicias x 41531147 Jose M. Gómez. Meneses La Vinera x 41531590 Jose M. Gómez. Meneses Hotel Mascot x 41547124 Camilo Cienfuegos. Iguara La Fragancia x 41546114 Serafin Sanchez. Mayajigua Las Llantas x 41558316 Abel Roig. Venegas La Victoria x 41554447 Carretera Simon Bolivar Camilo Cienfuegos 191 e/ Rest. El Turquino x 41845202 Jorge Luis Ramirez y Sur Rest. Siguaney x 41861320 12 Oestee/ 915 Siguaney Camilo Cienfuegos 162 e/ Cafeteria La Terraza x Jorge Luis Ramirez y Pedro M. Rodríguez Taguasco Cafeteria Las Prisas x Pedro Cabello e/ Esur y Serafín Sanchez Zaza Complejo Gastronómico Daiquirí x 41857123 Calle Martí e/ Pedro Cabello y Cépedes Zaza Pizzería Venesia x 41845245 Camilo Cienfuegos y Esq. Abel Santamaria Taguasco Complejo Gastronómico Km 356 x 41845224 Autopista Nacional 356 Taguasco Rest. La Zaseña x x 41857189 Cespedes N28 e/ serafin sanche y Ave, Cuba Calle Colon s/n e/ José Martí Rest. La Bodeguita x x 41992477 y Francisco Cadahia Rest. Guamuaya x x 41992355 Calle Jose Martí N310 e/ Simón Bolivar Y Rosario Rest. Punta Brava x Antonio Maceo s/n esq. Camilo Cienfuegos Mercado Reforma x Anastasio Cárdenas n.104 e/ e/ Simón Bolivar Y Rosario Cafetería La Unidad x 41992333 Antonio Maceo 348 esq. Antonio Duménico Pizzería La Tozca x Calle Jose Martí 24 e/ Camilo Cienfuego y Lino Pérez Cafetería Santa Elena x Calle Real n 66 e/ Calle Colón y Beker Trinidad Rest. Manaca x 41997395 Comunidad Manaca Rest. San Pedro x Comunidad San Pedro Rest. Copelita FNTA x 41997311 Comunidad FNTA Rest. Condado x Comunidad Condado Rest. Caracusey x Comunidad Caracusey Rest. El Bosque x 42540119 Comunidad 12 de Collantes Rest. Algarobo x Comunidad Algarobo Mini Rest. Pitajones x Comunidad Pitajones Cafetería Complejo Cultural x Julio Antonio Mella s/n e/ Manuel Fajardo Y Frank País.
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    Cuba Educational Travel Havana – Cienfuegos – Pinar del Rio Educational Trip Draft October 22 – October 30. 2013 Day 1 – October 22, 2013 *** Arrive in Miami and check-in at the Crowne Plaza Hotel the night before Day 2 – October 23, 2013 *** Depart Miami at 10 am, arriving in Cienfuegos at 11 am Proceed to the Hotel Union , Cienfuegos’ finest hotel, located in the city’s center Following check-in we will do a quick overview of agenda , discussion of current events, what you need to know about the trip to get everyone up to speed about our upcoming week in Cuba Lunch at Palacio del Valle restaurant . This stunning palace, completed in 1917 by a sugar merchant, was once a casino and is now the home of a picturesque restaurant with a sea view. Cuba overview briefing by Collin Laverty , Cuba Educational Travel President Walking tour of historic center of Cienfuegos led by the City Historian’s office Afternoon visit to the Maroya Gallery to meet with owner Miguel Ángel Rodríguez and local artists who have organized and promoted their art internationally through this community gallery. Discussion with young artists about their work and their plans and visions for the future Music and cocktails with the local chapter of UNEAC, the National Union of Artists and Writers of Cuba, featuring an interactive discussion with photographers, musicians and other locals, followed by live music and dance Dinner as a group at a local paladar Day 3 – October 24, 2013 Day trip to Trinidad , a UNESCO world heritage site, known for its cobble stoned streets, pastel colored homes and small-town feel City Tour with Nancy Benítez , a local architect, historian and restoration specialist Conversation with artist Yami Martínez at her gallery, La Casa de los Conspiradores.