Little Havana Food & Cultural Tour

The Experience Highlights

✔ Plenty of food tastings that equal a full lunch. The best mojito cocktail in town(!) and beverages are included on the ticket price.
✔ Our small groups allow for a richer experience with exclusive insider access.
✔ Our tours have access to locations no other tours have.
✔ Enjoy delicious food & eat the local way at family-run eateries including a stop at a traditional bakery, a hidden ventanita and an open-air market.
✔ Explore an authentic cigar factory and learn the art of cigar rolling.
✔ See the work of artists that inspire our community including a visit to the Damas De Blanco mural.
✔ Visit Domino Park, The Cuban Memorial Blvd, The Tower Theater, and learn the history behind them.

We’ve scoured Little Havana for the most delicious foods ever created!

Hands Down The Best Bite In Town.

Enjoy an empanada at one of the oldest restaurants in the area. Filled with rustic charm and graced by a large illustration of Cuba across the walls, this establishment forms part of the daily routine of Little Havana locals.
El Exquisito Restaurant

Enjoy Cuba’s Famous Drink

This place isn’t La Bodeguita in Cuba, Hemingway’s favorite watering hole, but the drink at this local Taverna is as close as you can get without a passport.
Ball and Chain

Authentic Cubano

You can’t leave the neighborhood without trying the best Cuban sandwich in Miami! Layered with two kinds of pork, loads of melted Swiss cheese, pickles and mustard – this Cubano makes our city proud!
PC Bakery

The Island Staple.

Indulge with a glass of freshly squeezed & refreshing guarapo juice, plus enjoy a brief education of the various exotic tropical fruits and vegetables grown in subtropical weather.
Los Pinarenos Fruteria

There Is No Love Sincerer Than Croqueta Love.

Enjoy one of the local’s favorite Cuban snacks, the croqueta de pollo con salsa blanca, at a true Little Havana institution.
Little Havana Market

Salty & Crispy Caribbean.

Let’s face it, plantain tostones are a heavenly invention. A beef picadillo hug – they’re crispy on the outside, soft and salty on the inside.
Old Havana Restaurant

Sweet And Luscious Abuela Maria.

Made with Abuela’s secret recipes and combined with a modern, Latin flair, the Abuela Maria ice cream will cool you down from Miami’s sunny disposition.
Azucar Ice cream

The “Must Have” In Little Havana – by the Travel Channel.

This dark, potent liquid is Miami’s everyday fuel. Similar to an espresso, this ultra-sweet and a revitalizing shot of energy is a Cuban staple found at a famous ventanita.
La Ventanita