Italian-Cuban restaurant Prado 264 is set to open in the former Mark's Feed Store location in the Highlands. The restaurant aims to combine Latin fusion food with a fine dining atmosphere, and is named after a restaurant in Havana, Cuba, known for mixing Italian techniques with Cuban cuisine. The owners, Luis Gonzalez and Lisanne Garcia, fell in love with the city and the Highlands neighborhood while visiting friends at Sweet Havana, a Cuban bakery and cafe. The two-floor restaurant will be named Paseo del Prado and will be decorated with Havana-inspired accents. The upper floor will be called the Aria, meaning "air" or "vibe" in Italian. The menu items include arroz con pollo, Cuban pizzas, plantains, mojitos and more.