Little Havana is Miami's Cuban heart, centered on Calle Ocho (SW 8th Street): ventanita coffee windows, cigar rollers, Domino Park at SW 15th Avenue, and live music pouring out of historic spots like Ball & Chain.
The best way in is a guided food and culture walk — you will eat better, learn the history properly, and know which windows to come back to. Viernes Culturales brings an art-and-music street festival on the third Friday of the month.
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Guided walks down Calle Ocho tasting Cuban sandwiches, cafecitos and pastelitos while learning the neighborhood's story, listed by Viator.
Food & Drink · Little Havana
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Oye Cómo Va, Pedro Navaja and La Vida es un Carnaval by string quartet, open-air in the middle of Calle Ocho. Dinner on the block first, then let the quartet do the flirting.
Concerts · Little Havana
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Empanadas, croquetas, guava pastelitos, flan ice cream, a mojito and a cafecito — a full meal eaten across a neighborhood, with cigar rollers and Domino Park in between. Nearly 10,000 reviews and still 4.9 stars.
Food & Drink · Little Havana
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