When you're a regular at Romeu's Cuban Restaurant, you can tell the date by what you're eating. Tuesdays mean beef stew—Wednesdays, chicken fricassee. There's a special menu for every day of the week, complete with different soups and lunchtime sandwiches. But there's a menu of mainstays, too: oxtail, omelets, steaks, and fish—including entire fried snappers, not just the parts that the chef didn't want to eat. The entrees come with the classic Cuban sides of rice, beans, and plantains. And if you'd like something cool and sweet to complement your lamb shanks, try one of the fruit juices. They range from fresh-squeezed orange juice to more obscure drinks like mango nectar and pear juice.