Very nice place where you can see so many items related to the revolution. If you happen to find the owner there, don't miss the opportunity to have a chat with him. He's a nice person with a lot of stories to tell.

The drinks here we top notch. The best in city, and rivaling the best I had in Havana. Art, rare and sometimes one of a kind artifacts from the revolution are scattered around. If you want to see more than the standard views of Fidel or Che, this is the place.

This place has the best cocktails! They have a list of them, do try something new. Food on the other hand, is limited to sandwiches, but the Sandwich with cheese and ham was good too. The walls are full of photos, documents and objects related to the relvolution period. You can also buy coins or bills. There are four rooms, each dedicated to a specific period.

Very interesting place, cocktails and coffee are great, the food is limited to sandwiches but also good. They have a collection of pictures, magazines, objects of different periods of La revolución. Is a MUST place to visit If you go to Santa Clara.

Great little place with yummy drinks. There's lots of revolutionary memorabilia, rivals that of some official museums. Super friendly staff, a must do for Santa Clara.

Wonderful slice of history in this quaint little café. Well worth the few cuc to get a tour of the place and some background on the pictures and trinkets. Afterwards enjoy a very well priced coffee or a crazy looking ice cream. Viva la revolution!

The place is beautiful. Full of historical pieces, newspapers, images, and stuff related to the Cuban Revolution. Staff are also incredible, ready to help in everything you need (I asked about where to buy etecsa card and things not related to the coffe and they helped me a lot). However, there is not too many options to drink (there is just one kind of beer) and even less options of food. Anyway, this is something usual when in Cuba, so just be prepared to not find lots of options and everything will be fine.

Awesome place, with great drinks at a fair price. Atmosphere is awesome with a good mix of tourists and locals. Great memorabilia and interesting information. A must in Santa Clara.

Enter through the small door and discover this cafe full of photos of Cuban history with a focus on Che Guevara. The bar also hosts a small shop where you can find less traditional Cuban souvenirs, such as original clothing from the Cuban army.

Amazing place, with excellent and unique atmosphere. Is like a museum, the staff is young and friendly and the cocktails are great.

A nice café with an amazing atmosphere, and some interesting memorabilia, including several original photos and signed letters from Che and Fidel. Definitely try the Cafe Revolución from the menu! The staff does a guided tour of the memorabilia free of charge, absolutely take it for the added context, too 😊

Little hidden gem! Doesn’t look like much from the street but loved the vibe inside and the drinks, nice barmans, and on top of that affordable too!

This is a warm unique place, where old (and original) photos adorn the walls and curiosities fill the shelves. The people working there had good English and told us about the history and significance of the items, along with providing rum samples and great recommendations. The prices are quite affordable too. I would highly recommend anyone in Santa Clara to check this place and converse with the people there.

Very cool, cozy bar/museum with a collection from the period of the Revolution. They serve amazing milkshakes and sandwiches. Big plus - the staff is extremely friendly!

Very interesting and amazing place. Full of history and nice drinks ! I was the light of my trip in Cuba

What a great place. Passionated and knowledgable people Managing it and working there. See you soon I hope

My favorit place in Cuba! We never felt this welcomed in Cuba as in this Café/Bar! They will try their best if you dont speak spanish. They have a large collection of revolution themed letters, posters and pictures. They have great drinks, sandwiches and even ice cream, all of which are very cheap, espacially as it is more geared towards tourists. A must if you visit Santa Clara.

It is a very interesting place, it has a peculiar collection of historical objects related to Cuban history, many of these are difficult to find, not to say they are unique. And of course, the service and the food are very good.

Excellent place. It’s more of a café/bar than a museum, a museum café, a coffee museum, or a revolution, so the name is a bit of a misnomer. Nonetheless, it’s the place to go if you care about people who care about details, like not bathing every place in the graceless limelight of early 2000s energy-saving bulbs.