50% off tapas and Latin cuisine at Rumba Cafe in Adams Morgan

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50% off tapas and Latin cuisine at Rumba Cafe in Adams Morgan

$40 value for $20!

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Value$40

Discount50%

Savings$20

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The Deal

• $40 worth of authentic tapas and Latin fare such as tuna ceviche, fried plantains and grilled flank steak

• Bright and vibrant decor featuring local art and music

• Full bar serves traditional maragaritas and mojitos

• Outdoor seating available

• Promotion expires November 20, 2012

DealChicken has been searching for a proper Platano Relleno since he can’t remember when. Just when he was ready to give up, he stumbled upon Rumba Café. He’s been working his way through their menu ever since.

From the food to the music to the art, Rumba Café is decidedly Latin American, and definitely a good time. Along with an extensive menu of flavorful favorites, expect live music several nights a week, including Tango on Wednesdays and Cuban on Fridays. It’s a feast for the senses—all five of them.

Located in bustling Adams Morgan, Rumba Cafe is the place for anyone who loves seriously good food, with an authentic Latin American flair. Both locals and out-of-town fans head to Rumba Cafe for a taste of traditional cuisine and excellent cocktails, including caipiarinhas and mojitos.

The Details

50% off tapas and Latin cuisine at Rumba Cafe in Adams Morgan

Merchant will abide by gift certificate state laws. Limit 1 per customer. May buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per table/group per visit. Dine-in only. Must use entire value in one visit. No cash value or cash back. Not valid on tax or gratuity. Certificate cannot be combined or used in conjunction with any other offer, coupon or promotion (including Happy Hour).
The Merchant, not DealChicken, is solely responsible for this Deal. This Deal is subject to the Terms of Service and HOW DEALCHICKEN WORKS.

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In 2009, Argentina and Uruguay suggested that the Tango be inscribed onto the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists. The request was approved in October of the same year.