A down-home Cuban place in the Versailles vein, Puerto Sagua is little grittier and a lot less touristy.  But that doesn’t mean it’s any less popular than its larger, more famous fellow countryman.  In fact, Puerto Sagua may be even busier than Versailles, but with a noticeably more local vibe.  Don’t come here if it’s South Beach elegance you seek; but if your party is looking to stuff their collective faces on authentic fried chicken chunks and the stuffed yucca, then Puerto Sagua is your place.  Step back in time: no, not pre-revolutionary Cuba; more like pre-1980’s Miami, complete with vinyl chairs, fluorescent lights, and some of the more genuine Cuban food around.