Miami Food Tours is a food tour in Miami.
Editorially verified September 7, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Route: South Beach guided culinary and cultural walk with six tastings
Tip: Stone crab is part of the route October to May; summer tours swap to fresh-catch ceviche.
Private tour · 3 hours
Taste Miami’s South Beach on a private food walking tour. Enjoy Cuban flavors, fresh seafood, local desserts, and iconic streets while discovering the city’s diverse culture.
Private tour · 6 hours
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.
Private tour · 3h 30m
Discover the culinary specialties of Miami's neighborhoods during a 3.5-hour tour.
Miami Culinary Tours' Little Havana tour in Miami is the 2.5-hour walking crawl from the Tower Theater along Calle Ocho, with cafecito, croquetas.
TipCancellation up to 24 hours ahead. Tours sell out two weeks in advance; weekday morning slots have the best vendor pacing.
Miami Culinary Tours' Wynwood tour in Miami is the three-hour walking route through Wynwood Walls and side streets, pairing mural stops with tacos.
TipSaturdays are hottest by 11am. Book the 10am slot for the murals; the food vendors hit their stride by noon.
Little Havana Food Tours in Miami walks a seven-stop Calle Ocho route through Cuban bakery counters, ventanita coffee stops and live-music corners on SW 8th.
TipSmaller group sizes than Miami Culinary Tours; this is the quieter option, recommended for families with older kids.
Secret Food Tours' Little Havana walk in Miami is the three-hour Cuban food crawl with five tastings, a mojito stop and a stretch through the political.
TipIncludes one craft cocktail; bring extra cash for ventanita cafecitos along the way.