El Diablo Tun Tun In Rozzano

We went on a Sunday to dance to Cuban music, but no, it was Tango day. Cuban music is only on Saturdays. They explained that on Fridays they have urban music and also play some salsa and bachata. The receptionist was very kind and helped us get a table because we arrived late, around 9:10 pm, and didn't have a reservation. If you arrive at that time, there's hardly any food left because it's a buffet, and it's impossible to find a table, especially without a reservation. The "Cuban" food wasn't bad, but for my taste, there was too much tomato in the picadillo and ropa vieja, which I suppose has to do with Italian tastes. The beans were very bad. You pay 25 euros per person to get in, which includes the buffet and one drink. The bartender, without much enthusiasm, made us a daiquiri and a caipirinha, which were very good, 10 euros each. Watching couples dance tango is a beautiful experience; they do it in a very sensual way, and from the way they switched partners, I could tell they weren't permanent couples. In the end, we were left wanting to dance to the music we love, but we had a new experience and discovered a beautiful place and a style of dance that requires skill and a lot of sensuality.

I stopped by just to see and listen to the sound system. They have two excellent RCF line array heads and, according to the owner, two RCF subs. So the sound quality is impeccable. They have Caribbean nights on Fridays and Saturdays. I'll stop by one evening to try the food and do some dancing.

For those who love Cuban music and dance, it's the best. The food is excellent and the drinks are ok.