About Havana Street
Havana Street is a major north-south road running through Aurora, Colorado. The corridor is known for the range of cuisines found along it.
The corridor is separate from Aurora's Stanley Marketplace area to the northwest, which has its own page on our site.
Eating and drinking in Havana Street
The Havana Street corridor is best described by its variety: no single cuisine defines it, and the listings cover a wide span of the world's kitchens. Here is what our listing data shows.
- Mexican and Korean lead. Mexican restaurants are the most common type listed, followed closely by Korean. Other cuisines listed include African, Chinese, Sushi & Japanese and Latin American.
- Bakeries and breakfast. Bakery & Desserts and Breakfast & Brunch both have a solid presence. Listed places include Paris Baguette Bakery, known for caramel apple streusel pastries, pumpkin streusel latte and red velvet and blueberry chiffon cakes.
- Noodles and soups. Listed places include Pho 99 Aurora (pho, Vietnamese grilled entrees and eggrolls), Ten Seconds Yunnan Rice Noodles (tomato beef rice noodles and hot pot rice noodles with lamb) and Yong gung (black bean noodles and spicy seafood noodle soup).
- Korean fried chicken and Italian. Listed places include Bb.q Chicken Village On The Park (aurora), known for Korean fried chicken wings and Honey Garlic and Soy Garlic flavors, and Il Forno di Tutti, known for handmade fettuccine and gnocchi and a take-and-bake lasagna Bolognese.
- Mostly independent. Roughly a third of the locations listed are chains, so most places are independently run. Online ordering, takeout, delivery and catering are the most common features, and some places offer dine-in, vegetarian options or reservations.
Tips for eating in Havana Street
- Many places here offer online ordering, takeout or delivery, so you can often order ahead for a quick pickup.
- If you are feeding a group or planning an event, catering is a common feature among listings. Use the catering filter to find those places.
- Traveling with kids? Use the kid-friendly filter, and use the breakfast filter if you want an early meal.
- The restaurants are spread along a long stretch of the street, so pick a destination first and check the address before heading out.
Havana Street restaurants: FAQs
What kinds of restaurants are on Havana Street in Aurora?
Mexican and Korean restaurants are the most common, along with bakeries, breakfast spots, African, Chinese, Sushi & Japanese and Latin American places. Listed places also include Vietnamese and Italian restaurants.
Where can I find the best restaurant on Havana Street?
We don't rank restaurants. To narrow down, filter by cuisine or by a feature like takeout, kid-friendly or vegetarian options, or type what you want, such as Korean noodles on Havana Street.
Are there vegetarian or gluten-free options on Havana Street?
Yes. Some listings offer vegetarian options and a few offer gluten-free options. Use those feature filters to see which places do.
Can I order takeout or delivery from Havana Street restaurants?
Many can. Online ordering, takeout and delivery are among the most common features listed, and catering is available at many places too.