And for some reason state-run restaurants are likely to have better food, as they say. Believe it or not, Cuban restaurants are heavily influenced by American fast food and pizza. An all-around little-known light snack is the pork and pickle sandwich. That doesn't sound like a good combination, Mrs. Perez. Paladaras are commonly found in larger cities like Havana and Santiago de Cuba not as much as in smaller, lesser known/less developed areas. For Cubans, meat is necessary in every meal, instead of fruit or vegetables. Although in Cuba you can find some great markets full of fresh fruit and vegetables. The agromercado is more common in Cuban cities. If you are a tourist you would like to know that on average a full meal would cost around $10. A traditional Cuban cuisine is a necessary part of every vacation. What to wear in Havana? The dress code is more casual. They wear cotton and lining clothes are superlative and tend to wear light clothing due to weather conditions. It's no fun walking around without airflow on your skin. In the evening, a jacket or sweater is advisable in case the temperatures drop. In Havana there are private hotels for tourists to sunbathe topless, and they are only about the other world of the tourist.