Little Havana
Little Havana is a neighborhood bar on Ndidem Usang Iso Road serving cold beers and mixed drinks for relaxed hangouts and late-night catchups.
📌 31 Ndidem Usang Iso Rd
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About Little Havana
We are Little Havana, a local bar positioned on Ndidem Usang Iso Road where people in the Marian/Big Qua Town axis can unwind, reconnect, and enjoy a laid-back nightlife atmosphere without unnecessary fuss.
Our focus is simple: quick service, a comfortable place to sit, and a steady flow of drinks for individuals, couples, and small groups.
We keep our operations built around convenience for guests who want flexible hangout hours, with service structured to support late nights and spontaneous meet-ups during the week.
Whether you are stopping by after work, linking up with friends, or looking for a familiar spot to relax, we aim to make your visit straightforward, welcoming, and enjoyable from arrival to last order.
We also prioritize a respectful in-house experience by encouraging responsible drinking and maintaining a calm, guest-friendly environment.
If you are planning to come with a group, we recommend arriving early enough to secure seating and align on what you want to drink, so you spend more time relaxing and less time waiting.
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A few more things about Little Havana
What services does Little Havana offer?
Little Havana operates as a bar, serving alcoholic beverages for on-site enjoyment in a casual, social setting.
Where is Little Havana located in Calabar?
Little Havana is located at 31 Ndidem Usang Iso Rd, within the Marian (Ndidem Usang Iso) axis of Calabar.
What are Little Havana’s opening hours?
Operating hours are listed as open 24 hours Monday through Saturday, with Sundays listed as closed.
Is Little Havana suitable for small group hangouts?
Yes, it is positioned as a neighborhood bar where friends can meet up for drinks and conversation; arriving earlier helps with seating during busy periods.
Do I need a reservation before visiting?
Reservations are typically not required for walk-ins at neighborhood bars; for group plans, visiting earlier and confirming seating on arrival is a good approach.