"Lucy! You got some 'splainin to do!"
-Cuban orchestra leader Enrique "Ricky" Ricardo on TV's I Love Lucy.

If Ricky lived in Midtown and discovered that Lucy knew about Mojito and hadn't told him, that's just what he might say. You may find yourself saying the same thing when you realize Mojito is conveniently located inside the Hotel Midtown. It's this hidden jewel that you could pass right by and possibly miss. That would be a shame, so we're doing our best to help you out.

If you're like most of us, you've never actually gotten to Cuba. It's one of those almost mythical places that seem to be on to-do lists everywhere. So in lieu of an actual visit, you probably have to subsist on Cuban cuisine. You won't do that at Mojito, though; you'll thrive on it! Forget about black beans and rice for a minute (though you need not forget you can add them to any lunch appetizer for $1.50). Instead, think of paellas, plantains, even ceviche. Have you had traditional cod fritters with saffron aioli? Well, now you can, right in the heart of the city. You just may think you've traveled somewhere else entirely.

Of course, a meal wouldn't be complete without getting what's been described as the best flan in town (one diner even reported it's the best she's ever had!).

Looking for a great spot for a morning meeting? Hey, you're in luck too, as Mojito offers breakfast seven days a week. Whether you're curious about a Cuban omelet or are craving a traditional breakfast buffet, Mojito has you covered! Ricky and Lucy would surely approve.