Havana Cafe caters for Passover and provides the greatest Kosher for Passover food I've ever had. Now that I've outed myself as a Jew, let me just say that Kosher for Passover is one step above regular Kosher rules requiring no bread products, which usually means that the food is even blander than usual. This may not seem possible after you've had a Kosher meal, but it turns out that the food tends to get even blander the more ingredients that are not allowed. Somehow Havana is able to overcome the bland requirement to create the best kosher for Passover food I've ever had. The brisket is good for several meals, and the dish with the eggplant and matzah is amazingly good even though there is no meat and it is not better than the brisket. Besides, it's nice to have some more leftovers after I am done eating the leftover brisket.
But. . . how come the food at the restaurant isn't as good? That just seems to be one of the mysteries of life that I have been unable to fathom after five visits. The Kosher for Passover food is actually much better than anything I have ever ordered at the restaurant. My wife really likes the place even though the location near us closed, so I'll continue to contemplate this mystery and look forward to Passover and leftovers.