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Alma de Cuba Now Offering Suckling Pig Dinner

Posted by Foobooz on April 16th, 2012

Center City’s Alma de Cuba is now offering a traditional Cuban style Cochinillo Asado dinner of ceviche, whole suckling pig (serves two) and dessert. The special $85 per person dinner requires a three day in advance reservation.

Cochinillo Asado served traditional Cuban Style in a special three-course menu

Ceviche Tasting

Whole Suckling Pig roasted Cuban style served with Congri, Tostones, Cumin Glazed Carrots and Mojo

Flan de Queso

Alma de Cuba [Official Site]

Alma de Cuba
1623 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA

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    • Daytime Drinker.

      Im sorry but that just looks gross like a big giant rat on sliced oranges….ugh !!!

    • Ouch

      E.T. Not Phoning Home anymore

    • no

      I gotta admit, it isn’t the prettiest-looking thing I’ve seen, but I’d eat the crap out of it – if I had $85 to spare…

    • Ha

      It’s a new York city rat tasting

    • Janet

      Poor pig, this is sad. Glad that there are options like Vedge in Philly.

    • no

      @Janet: Salads are only for murderers
      Cole slaw’s a fascist regime
      Don’t think that they don’t have feelings
      Just ’cause a radish can’t scream

      I’ve heard the screams of the vegetables
      Watching their skins being peeled
      Grated and steamed with no mercy
      How do you think that feels
      Carrot juice constitutes murder
      Greenhouses prisons for slaves
      It’s time to stop all this gardening
      Let’s call a spade a spade

    • Jill

      Really, you put this post with this particular picture right after the one about the new vegan place? I appreciate that you are trying to encompass a broad array of tastes. I also appreciate that your editors are just a little sadistic.

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