Explore the Everglades on a private airboat ride and discover Little Havana on a guided food tour. See alligators, turtles, and birds, then taste traditional Cuban delicacies.
Explore Little Havana on a 3 hour guided tour. Visit a cigar factory, enjoy a variety of Cuban foods, try a secret Cuban ice cream flavor, learn about the cultural art...
Experience delicious cuisine and learn Cuban history in the heart of Miami on this guided food tour of Little Havana. Walk through the lively neighborhood and embrace ...
Versailles in Miami is the 1971 Calle Ocho institution at 3555 SW 8th Street, with full Cuban platters from $13 and ventanita pastelitos at the front window.
TryVaca frita platter with sides
TipVaca frita with moros and maduros is the value plate. Counter beats the dining room for solo dining.
Coyo Taco in Wynwood is the Mexican counter at 2300 NW 2nd Avenue, with hand-pressed tortillas and three tacos plus a margarita coming in under $20 most days.
TryThree tacos and a margarita
TipAl pastor and carne asada are the value picks. The kitchen runs until 2am Mon-Wed, 3am Thu-Sun.
Enriqueta's in Miami is the 1988 Cuban counter at 186 NE 29th Street, with pan con bistec under $11 and cafe con leche the locals walk to from Wynwood.
TryPan con bistec
TipPan con bistec with potato sticks. Closed Sundays; opens 7am, line by 9.
Pinecrest Bakery in Miami is the 24-hour Cuban-American chain at 12101 S Dixie Highway, with pastelitos at $2 each and croquetas filling out a $5 breakfast.
TryCuban pastelitos and cafecito
TipFlagship runs 24 hours. Add a cortadito for under a dollar. Best bang on a 3am drive home from Calle Ocho.
Sanguich in Miami's Little Havana is the Cuban sandwich counter at 2057 SW 8th Street, a 2022 Bib Gourmand pick, with the city's reference pressed pan cubano.
TryCuban sandwich and pan con bistec
TipAdd a side croqueta. Closed evenings; this is a lunch stop. Card or cash both work.